The Welsh Coast Pioneer and Review for North Cambria

1—Giilcihrdsit lecture at Rhyl by Dr. Dallinger on "Spiders." 2—Liberal d'emtonstraAion ait Abergele speech by Mr J. Har/bert Robeiifs, 1..P. 4—iMr J. E. Powell re-elected chairman of t'ne Dieimbi^h Co unity Governing Bodly. .1 4-Deia!jh, of Cod. Wynne1 Fiinch, Vadas Hall, Betitiwsy'coed. 8—Deaitth of Mr lbwel (iee, Denbigh, the pro- prietor of the; "Har.er" and "Notitih Wales Time.s." 5—Adresis alt Moid -by Mr Howell Idri'S, the Lliberad canididate for the Flint Borohgth,s. 8—-Bazaar air the Wellslh Con^regiatio-nal Church, Oolwyn Bay, opened by Mrs Lloyd. 11—Aimiaiteur dramaiti'c penfc/timance at the Pub- lic Hall, Codtwyn Bay, of "A Pair of Specta- -cles." 12—Annual pnize distribution, and supper of the C'olwyn Bay Volunteers. 12-Fune'I1a.l of Mr Rowed Gee a,t, Detnlbigdi. 15-T,h,e Colwyn Bay Urba'n District Council resodive to purch'ase tihe Pwildycrochlan Wcodls for C7,500. 15—RuUhin As'sizets opened before Mr Tustice Bruce. I)-LI¡!be!rléd demcnsltolalion- at Rh-vil speeches- by Mr J. Herbert Robert's, "1.1> and Mr H. B roadhwrst, M.P. • »■

T IEC 33 BURBERRY SLIP=ON The qualities of the Slip-on are now so Well known the whole world over that the Garment has become the most ubiquitous article of clothing known. It is made to meet the requirements of every climate, and according as it is lined, gives every degree of warmth; it is an absolute protection against wet. The shapes for sportsmen afford the utmost ease in movement, whilst for general purposes, its light weight and natural self-ventilating properties through the porosity of the material make it the toost perfect rainproof in vogue. Perfect Fit Guaranteed in all Burberry Garments. I 8540 — Prices on application to J: Smith Williams, Sole Agent for Vale of Conway & Llanrwst District. Bradford House, Llanrwst. I LOOK HEREH PlrTIIDCC ke Given Away r>vl UIvD^ at Christmas Time. Four large size Pictures, 30 by 22, framed; also •JP unframed, representing "THE DELIVERANCE or JOHN WESLEY," and THY WILL BE DONE," to be GIVEN AWAY. The way to secure one of these fine Pictures is to §0 and make vour purchases at 1 H. FFRAID WILLIAMS, £ s'Qd you will receive a Coupon for every Two Shillings [ ^orth of Goods, and the customers that will have the *ft08t Coupons by December 24th, will secure the i ictures. 6454 HUGHESTBURROWS, JN%Y AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT MERCHANTS, Manchester House and Warehouse, DENBIGH ST., LLANRWST. GENERAL FURNISHING IRONMONGERS. PLUMBERS, GASFITTERS & HOT WATER ENGINEERS. 7415 THIN China Cups and Saucers, 1/6 the half-dozen. Frames of all kinds & sizes made for Groups, Cabinets, Certificates, &c., from lOd. up. Sunshades and Um- brellas made, repaired and re-covered from 2/6 np. V. I WII I lAMS HARDWARE and ▼▼ ENAMEL STORES, „ 18, DENBIGH STREET, LLANRWST 7673 (Late 4, Watling Street)' -u_ D. Q. WILSON, fashionable Tailor and Outfitter, 2, WATLING STREET, LLANRWST. o ?te Latest Designs for "Autumn and Winter in urtmgSj Overcoatings, snd Fancy Trouserings. Fit Style Guaranteed. xAgent for Christy's Hats, Anderson's and Currie's ac&into8hes. ^Everything kept in stock for Gents' wear. 8301 VICTORALBERT, 4937 Watchmaker, Jeweller, and Optician, CONWAY ROAD, COLWYN BAY. All Repairs connected with above branches promptly executed on the Premises. Charges Moderate. pepLBTE STOCK OF GOODS ALWAYS KEPT.

Saturday. 1—Fimartal. at Bo!dellwyddian of Oaiptaia Owen Lewis, late mas/tear of the. "St. Tudin-o." 3—Cfhaiir eisteddfod at Newmaajfeeit. 3—New co-operative quarries opened at Bei:hes;dia. 3—Bank Holiday .athletic sports at Llanrwst. 3—Abeingiefe Horse. Show. 3-C(hiaiiir eisteddfod heild at Lor wen. 5—IHlame-'coming of Sir Albert Bdward Naylor- Leyilar.d, hair to the Na-dodwyd Estates, celebrated. 6—Successful bazaar opened at Llandd'udaa Schools by the Countess of DurJdoinald: and Sir Ad-feed Jones, K.C.M.G. 7—Meeting of the Dembd'gihshire and Fdinsthire Agroiouiitutfal Society at Wrexihiam. 13—Cons'elorlali1iJoin. by tihe Bishop of St. Asaph of the new church at Old Coftwytn. i4-Viisit pafild to Coed Cadh, the residence olf tJhe HlOn. Mr Lawrence Brodrick, by H.H. PirdnCess- Lionise Augusta, of Sch'lesw-ig- Holisftein. 15—iDeatih of the Very Rev. John Price, M.A., Delan of Bangor. 17—IDramtfaitiic perfc-rmiance given alt the Prince's Theai&re, Llandudno, by the Marquis of Anglesey a-rad hii-s company. 9 1 19—Church Bazaar at Prestatyn, opened: by Mrs Walite).ti Evans, The Ganonry, St. Asaph. 25-\Ir R. A. Naylar, the Toiry candidate for ,the Carnarvon Botiomghs, addressed' a public ineebing at Conway. 29—Sixth ann,uall horitliicuiltural show held at Ldiaii,beidir, T;alvcia,fn. 3o.-iDe.aJtih ofllr Hugh Jones (Trisant), at Treifoiw- 31 Arcidrelw Carnegie offered! Rihyl Urban Dlbtri^c Council the sum of ^3,000 for the purpose of erecting a Free: Loibrary.

SEPTEMBER 3—Ftorrmall re-opening of the chancel of Bangor Cla'tihieldnal, by the Biisho>p of Liverpool. 3—Suiccesteifuil flower show held "a the ground's of H'aC'kty«> C,astile, Holyweli. 4-Annual volunteer shloot commenced at Conway. 5—Nimllh anD Ulall horse show held at Pen- machno. 1;—iB'eidld'geffleir't and' Deudraeth Shpw held at 'Bedidlgederit. 5—(Mr Heciber/t Lewi-s, 1.P., seiletdt-ed as the new IJib'eirail c/andildbte for Flintsihire. 9—CwnplirneniEia-ry dinner giv-eni ait Conway in. hionour of Profe'sisor 11æen!giwyn D'avte's, of the N'ortih- Wales Musical Instituite. at Penroaenmawr. IO_G'r:e/a;t gade in Nortfh Wades, mutch damage foein/g don-e on Ilancll and, sea. 12—Atnnual conite^t at Rlhytl irti conBlecitiion. with the Fliriit County.Rifde Association. 12—A German nanved Clapper billed through falling ov:er a p-retaipioe at Ilanduidnio.^ 16—A four d'ayis' bazaar aitdhJe Wieflislh Weisdeyan 'Chuirclh', Cwlwyn Baiy, cpenad by Mrs Main- warlimg, Cerni¡gYid,ruliidlÏion. J6 iSuicces'sfull baziaar in connection wdiih tihe Enoilish Baptist Church ope'ned air Lliandudno. 17—Y elisih Gdlif dhamp.i on ships' meetiing- com. mience at Rblos. 17—iAuittuimm m;0e)ti.n!gs of thiei C arnia'KvfOflishiiiie Goff Cliuib on tlhe- Goinway" Morfa i-nauigurated. iS—'D.eath of Sir IJlewelyn Turner, at Ciarnar- 'von, at the age; of So. ot 18—Ga-marvontsihire anid Anglesey Agriculturall ■Soaiiety Show at BfaMgor. Ig-Fr<eieldiolm Gif Bangor conferiied on Miajoff- Goneaial lB¡élIdle n ..J>.Qiw:elll, C.B. 2!i—Opening of new Cio-unoil- Offices at i res- ■Uaityn. 23—Deaitlh. at Llliainibeidlroig, of Lieut.-Col. (Jwen Thomas', Ciamaiwon. 23—Me'eltilng of the- Pfavinciall Gran;d Lodge of !Noait)h Walleis Freemasons ait Col-w-yn Bay. 2?5—iGceaft Uifberall DamOTstiialtion. .aIt C'onway land- Degianwy, Mr Utcyd Cecrce M.P., being the principal speaker. 25—Twenty ^tihliitld annual exlhiifc^tiion, of thlo ^■Eidieyrnion Agricultural Socieity at Cc).rwe,n. 25—iSpetditol ;mee't>iing af. the- Carnarvonshj-re County Council in rediaition to the: new Educa. 'tiiioni Act, and in r-efarenlce to putting the Actt in: operattiilon. 2-—'Phe insfaidation of the: new Grand' Maslter of the Pro'vinciad Gnia'ndl I.K)dge of Norths ;Wales took pdate in thie, I JEctwre Hall of the 'Congregational Chaipal, C-alwyn Bay. 26-40,p,eining of .t\he- 111e1W' Li-beiral G1 utb rcomis- alt Conway by Mr I.do-yd: G:eorg'e, and a presenta- tion of a tflstdanianiial to tihalt 'gfemdema'ain. by Ihlis. adlmirers. 26 Annual demonsiteati?on, at Rlbmididllain of the massed Brigad'es of the North Wiailes Fire Brigade ll-nton. 28-I:n.quJel at Goliwyn Blmy on the body of a man- na-iire'd Bamflord, a verdiitit of ."Suiicide 29-Ar,inuli,g nreietiinlg at Aibeiiigiede of the Nortlh Wades Temperance Asvsocialt.ioni. zq-Ùh::ei:li11:g cif the D'eii and FKmitshiire emlp:ena,Dlce J.lS'sIQlcljiaVi'on. 29-Ain acci'dlemt occurred c'n the raillway near IJlainirws't, by which severrall catfle Were kidded. 29—Inquiasit at Ldandunto on the body of Mr T. Diaviies. wlhio was drowned by the s'Wampin'g of his boat during a ferrMe graile. OCTOBER.

1—EBtaiblishnirent of a new mietecrod-cgica'l sta- tion for Bettwsycoed. 3—Opening of the Anglesey Hunt Steepi.echasea at Bea-mnaris. 7—Penirhym qu'atrymeii. de;clide by vote to end -the strike, after a three, years' struggle. 12-New Weilsh sheriffs1 nominated in the Court of the Lord Chief Justice. 17—Terrible conflagration in Market-street, Rihyd, "much property being desitiro)-ed. Ij-t,\ss:ociÏlalt,i¡oDl formed1 iin. Ctod,wyn Etay for the purpose of advertising the town. 19—'New Cbroner and Cleric appointed by the Carnarvonshire County Counoid. 19—(Meettinig of tlie Free Cfhuiriah- Council at F'lint: pvsjsiive resistance appiioved. 31—The Bishop- of Sit. AslaFOhi speaks in supporft of the Cdieirgy Suistentlaibiion Fund ait Llanrwsit. 23—tLeclture on. "The Fisdad Policy" at rres- tatyn, in. canneiotii'on. with the locad liber ad Ais-sociiation. 26—Prize-day at Ruthini C'ouníy School. 2j-lJedmI'e by Dr. Stirldfag, in C.olvvyn Bay, on "Brefllthifflig in living' things." DECEMBER.

Carnarvon and District Feather Show. ( —— List of Winners. THE above annual shbw was hedd for the second time ait Carnarvon on Thursday. It Was in every way a capital exhibition, and a con:sid!eiia)M'e i'mprovetme-nlt, at leiast in point df -increaseld entities, on the initial venture of last year. Mr Oh'a:IIllels' A. Jones was the president; Mr M. Gondain, the h-on. sieicre'tiary; Mr J. N. Iliarriisan ('Belliper), the juidlge, \ho went through Che 500 eatinies single-handed. POULTRY. Baintaims, giarrie: Extra 3, J. W. Pritchard, LHanbariis. Indian game: 1, E. W. Roberts, Giaerwan; 2, r A. Hkrker, Rhyl; 3, W. H. Dlaivjies, Pw11llhelliGlalme, any other variety 3, E. Jones, Holyweld. Leghlorn, any variety: 3, W. Sihiinglliar, Olid Ciclwyin extra 3, Rev C. F. Ridbeiits,. Llanlddullas. M!iino,roa .or Sipanish 3, C. Owen., Beltf'Wisiycoed. Hamburgh, any vaiuielty: 3, W. O. Hngdies, Bam-gor. Any other variety not before mienitiionedt: 1, E. Iiufghes, ^Sliaieisimaiwr Farm, near Bangor; 2, R. Ark- iwriighlt, Hcdywell. Dutk or dlrake 2, Miilsis L. Parry, Clarii(arv,oii 3, Mr Brockdebandt, Parkia, -diitltio. iDimssleldl poull'try: Beslt tuirkey cr goose: 1 and 2, Mrs J olliels, Brjynsieincyn, Anglesey; 3, Mrs M. Jones, Carnarvon. CouipSe of ducks or chickenis: i an-dl 2, Mrs E. Parry, Carniar-, von; 3, W. O. Priitchard, Llanrug. bird in show: G ivifhi:h Jone's, Dcdigdld'ey. e CAGE BIRDS. Yorkshire, any variety: i and 3, Jones and OWEm. Carnarvon; 2, R. Thomas, Llanrwsit. Mules, any variety: 2, Jonies and Kershaw, Llainirwslt. 'British gcddfiindh: 1, Jones- and Kershaw; 2 and 3, R. Jackson, Carnarvon. Any other variety of British bird: 2, T. and C. Speed, Bangor; 3, R. E. Williams, Carnarvon. Foreign bird, any variety: 1, O. Jones, Cae- atibraw; 2, Misis M. A. T'hlomias, Carnarvon Johnny Evans, do. R'ABBITIS. For the best rabbifc: 2, Jones -and Pritchard, I-lanirug, Ciarnarvcin 3, O. Hughes, iJ.lang.'eifini. CATS. Best short .hair cat: 1, Miss Kdiwiardts, Car- narvon 2, Miss Simitar, IJliandrillo-3 n-Rlhos 3, Miss M. E'. Hamer, Carnarvon. iBiastt lonig hai,r cat: 1, 2, and 3, A. Bodveil Rclbertis, Carnar- von.

IF "Pioneer" advertisements did not pay, the demand on space wouldi not have more uian cbulbled' in the last twelve months. CHRISTMAS P/?PCP/VT^S AND NEW YEAR 1 j IN GREAT VARIETY. I I R. CLAMP & SON, I Portmanteau, Bag & Trunk Manufacturers TOILET BAGS. HUNTING KIT BAGS. _—— 37, 39, 41, DALE STREET, and 12, LORD STREET, LIVERPOOL. 7JID Holloway's IL 14 PILLS & OINTMENT Are Blessings in every Household, THE PILLS Care Indigestion, Headache, Biliousness, Dizzy Sensations, and other ailments arising from disordered Liver or Stomach. They cleanse the Blood and strengthen the system. Famales will ftnd them of the greatest value. -.1 THE OINTMENT Is a splendid remedy for Old Wounds, Sores, Abscesses, Boils, Poisoned Cuts and Skin Affec- tions. It is invaluable in all Chest and Throat Diseases; also for Sciatic*- Lumbago, Sprains and Stiff Joints 4364 IMPORTANT TO SHEEP FARMERS. MYKROL WHAT IS IT? y It is a New s HEEP 0 1 ^SfHEEP DIP. THE STRONGEST and BEST on the Market, and has been approved JL of by the Department of Agriculture, Ireland. It is Non-Poisonous, and therefore absolutely safe. It is a guaranteed Cure for Scab, and is sold on the principle" No Cure no Pay." It also Cures Foot Rot, and is the best for Dressing Wounds and encouraging the growth and improving the quality of the Wool. As a Cattle Wash it is guaranteed to ward off Flies and prevent Warbles-killing the Maggot and healing all sores. MYKROL DISINFECTANT Cures all Skin Diseases, and is invaluable in all cases of Sickness-Small Pox, Diphtheria, Scarlet Fever, &c. GARRENDENNY CASTLE, CARLOW, August 13th, 1903. SIRS, I beg to enclose cheque to cover my account, and wish to say that being a buyer of Mountain Ewes annually, I have proved your Sheep Dip "Mykrol" to be the best Dip on earth, and if used as directed to be a perfect Cure for Mange and Scab, &c. Having the misfortune to own a flock terribly afflicted with this malady, I used the strongest poisonous Dip on the market at extra strength, and consequent heavier expense, without the desired result, but one Dipping in Mykrol" so cleansed the Lambs that they were sold in Public Market, and the seoond application has eradicated the disease completely without any fatality to Ewes or Lambs. It leaves the Wool in a fine oily condition and good colour. Owners of Sheep will do well to hail Mykrol" as a boon and blessing, for it veritably touches the spot. Yours truly, Messrs. The Bone Phosphate and Chemical Co., Ltd. HERBERT B. WARREN t Sole Manufacturers and Proprietors The Bone Phosphate & Chemical Co. XilJUEITrEID, CASTLE WORKS, FLINT. (DICKSONS LIMITED, CHESTER.) For Samples and Prices, apply to the District Agents :— BANGOR, HAMILTON & JONES, Chemists. COLWYN BAY, J. W. ADAMSON, Chemist. RHYL, G. R. LAWRENCE, Chemist. PRESTATYN, H. LLOYD JONES, Chemist. CARNARVON, W. H. PARRY, Chemist. HOLYWELL, S. JONES, Chemist. 7541 LLANDUDNO, I. BURTON & SONS, Chemists. BUCKLEY, R. BARKER, Chemist. MOLD, D. HUGHES, Chemist. DENBIGH, HARRISON JONES & CO., Chemists WREXHAM, ROWLANDS & CO., Chemists. CONNAH'S QUAY, EXORS. OF K. LLOYD JONES C" V.&.l.C.u..J.l:3.,3. JOSEPH DICKEN, Cabinet Maker, Upholsterer, Complete House Furnisher. TURKEY, AXMINSTER, BRUSSELS & TAPESTRY CARPETS-every design. Tons of LINOLEUM ic OILCLOTH to select from. 6o74 BEDSTEADS in Great Variety. All BEDDING Made on the Premises. Furniture Remoyer.J STATION ROAD, COLWYN BAY. piiideiMer

INTERESTING EVENTS OF THE YEAR. (Contin ued from Page 4.) 14—Weigh Clailviisiafcic Assembly opened at Amilwch. r IS-Arcs Exhibitions opened at Llandudno by Sir Joseph Fiayrer. -The King and Queen passed through North Walles on -their way to Ireland. 20—Pnize dfaiy at He-well's Schclol, Denbiglh, when the Bishop of St. Asaph delivered a roast iinitieresltiing speech on girls' education. 20—^D:istrdlbution of prizes and speech oy the Heiadmlasltar of Ru'gby School, Dr. James, at Colet House, School, Rhyl. 2I-<A, newsvendor fined at Rhyl for Sunday trading. 22—Annual ,Me,etin-,g at St. Asaplh of the St. Asaph Diocesan Societies. 23-Dela:th of a girl at LlandduTas from heart failure, aiaceUerated by .tligM lacing. 24-Se:nsJa,'ion caused by report of suicide of a 3-ounjg Haidy studient at Bangor, who threw (herself filom. tlhe fop of the Marquis -of Anglesey Colluimn. 30—Eshilbitikm of the Yale of Clwydi Agrieui- tumal iShOlW' at Howedd's Sohodl Bank, Den- lixi'glh. 3i-llrual.aimait;on of the Nlaitiional Eisteididfod at Rhyl. 3I-IDe'élJt'h of Mrs Ohlaitles Grimsley, St. Asaph, iwiife of ,the cierk cif the St. _S'a'ph Board olf Guardians. AUGUST.