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TEMIS COLWYN BAY v. WREXHAM. SEASIDERS AGAIN VIOTORIOUS. The redoubtable C'ilwyn Bay club were in merry mood again on Saturday, when they met Wrexham at Colwyn Bay, and kept their unbroken record in- tact. Aimended are the details :— Miss Everard and Mr Watt beat Miss Loxham I and Mr Hatch G-l-6g Miss Iteeves and Mr Conbrough beat Miss Harrop and Mr Charles 6-0—6-0 Miss Osborn and Mr Rowland beat Mrs Jones and Mr Bird 6-0-«-3 Miss L. At. Everard and Mr Bristow beat Mrs Thomas and Mr FIetoher 6-0-&3 Miss Raeves and Miss Everard beat Miss Loxham and Mrs Jones, 6-3—6-9; Mrs Thomas and Miss Har- rop, 6-0—6-1. Miss Osborn and Miss L. M. Everard beat Miss Lox- ham and Mrs Jones, 6-3-7-5; Mrs Thomas and Miss Harrop, G.. 0-46-1. Mr Oonbnngh Aid Mr Watt beat Mr Charles and Mr Bird, 6-2—3-2; 'Mr Fletcher and Mr Hatch. 6-1—6-4. Mr Rowland and Mr Briatow beat Mr Charles and Mr Bird, 5-7—6-4—6-3; were beaten by Mr Fletcher and Mr Hatch, 8-141.

GOLF. THE RHOS-ON-SEA CLUB. SUMMER MEETING. The first event in this papular meeting took plaoa on Saturday and Monday, and was fa- voured with glorious weather. The entries in- chided a number of well-known players, Tho scores were: — 36 HOLE BOGEY HANDICAP (for which 100 entered): H'cap. W. Garlick 10 11 up. S. A. Saunders 10 4 up. F. Maodonald 28 2 K. Waterhouao 22 1 R. Unwin 20 1 C. H. Sumner 24 1 S. B. Hunt 4 All squaxe., A. Y. Barker 14 1 down. N. Hoclgkinson 22 1 G. U. Peart 10 3 J. W. IlifT 16 4 R. C-ozenove 36 4 J. A. Eastwood 4 7 Mr W. Garliok took the prize, an oxodised silvor casket, with his remarkable return ot 11 up. Optional Sweep (44 entries): C. H. Sum- ner, with 1 up took first awep" G. C. Peart, with 2 down, took secon-d; G. H. Bevis, with 3 down, took third sweep. 36 HOLE BOGEY HANDICAP (10 entries): Heap. Mrs Shaw 46 8 up. Miss P. Shaw 36 í up took 1st swoop. Miss C. Newman 30 14 down. Misa L. Newman 42 14 down. Miss C. S. Booth 50 27 down took 2nd sweep. Miss D. S. Booth 50 3io down took 3rd sweep. Mrs Shaw took the prize—a pair of oxedised silver glove and handkerchief oases. GWYDR GOLF CLUB. Monthly medal competition result for July:- Gross. Hep. Net. D. G. Wilson 109 27 B2 Arthur Parry 110 84 A. McFarlane 96 15 81 E. Cluttorbuck 88 9 79 Hugh Williams 98 17 81 Dr. Owen 124 32 92 Mr E. Cluterbuok was therefore the winner.

PORTMADOC SUMMER MEETING. This three day's meeting opened on Monday in glorious weather. The cup given by Lord Harlech, the president, was won by J. Tudor Owen, Royal St. David's, all square with bogey, the runners up being Daniel Williams (Assistant Official Receiver in High Court), 4 down Dr Pierce Jones, 5 down Lord Maid- stone, 6 down. For the Town Bowl the following qualified far matoh play: Arthur Hughes, 73 net; Wallis Williams, 74; Dr Pierce Jones, 78 Evans Bon- ner Thomas, 79; H. R. Bowlby, 80; A. 0. Jaines, 80; Tudor Owen, 83; F. Vaughan, 83.

WELSH LADIES' GOLFING UNION. The Welsh Ladies' Golfing Union will be held at Conway this year, on the 8th, 9th, 10th, and 11th of September. Ladies are reminded that entries must be received by the hon. sec- retory, Mrs M'Call, on or before September 4th.

CROQUET. TREFRIW CROQUET TOURNAMENT. NORTH WALES CHAMPIONSHIP MEETING. The North Wales championship meeting was commenced on Monday, on the groundp3 of the Trelfriw Croquet Club. The weather was par- ticularly fine, and the grounds, which are situ- ated amidst beautiful scenery, looked extremely well. A larsre oonoourse of ladies and gentle- men interacted in croquet attended at the open- ing. and the dresges of the former afFc*rd<*l a very pretty aaid gay spectacle. Among the croquet enthusiasts present were: Mr and Mrs Wellington, Mr John Hughes (Liverpool) and Mies M. C. Huerhee. Mr J. D. Jones, Miss Bar- rett. Mrs Earnshaw, Mr Pennant Williams, Mr R. Nettles. Mr Walters, Mr Boumphrey, Mr R. Percy James, Misses Beausire, Mr Fitzjames Murphy, Mr Coventry, Mr R. Williams, Mr W. Morrison, Miss Hone. Mr J. O. Roberts, Mfrs Snow, Mr Hugh Parry, Mr Henry Davies, Mr David Jone8, Mr Pugh, Mrs Rome, etc. The arrangements were in the capable hands of Miss Hale, bhe popular hon. secretary of the club. who wao assisted by Mies Beatrice Hale, and great credit is due to them for the very successful way in which it was orga.nised. Mr Willing ton acted as referee and handicapper, and, aa usual, gave satisfaction to everybody ooncernm. The fDllowinR- are, the draws:— I.—The chacnpionship of North Wales (open singles), best of three games throughout. Win- ner to hold handsome cup presented by the residents of Trefriw for one year. To become tho property of any competitor winning in three years in success ion or four fcimep in all. Mrs Rome a bye. Miss Barrett v. C. H. Beirten. S. A. Watery v. A. G. Boumphrey. R. Percy James v. Miss A. J. Beausire. Fitzjames Murphy v. R. Willington. John Huxhe,, v. G. W. Coventry. R. Nettles v. Pennant Williams- PLAY. R. Nettles beat Pennant Williams 28 11-28 R. P. James beat Miss Beausire 1-16. Fitziames Murphy beat R. Willington 28-24. G. W. Coventry be&t J. Hughes 8-28. II.ieoonct class (open singles) for players handicapped at 7 or more bisques. Winner to hold Hotel Belie Vue trophy for one year 00 game terms as ohampionship cup. Miss F. A. Banner v. W. H. Wilson. Mrs Fitzjames Murphy v. Rev. D. F. Wilson. R. Williams v. Mrs R. Willington. W. Morrison v. Misa W. A. Beausire. D. Jones v. H. T. Williams. Miss Hale v. Mrs A. Siharpin. Mrs Eamlhaw v. H. E. Bushell. M'ss Hone v. J. O. Roberts. Owen Owens v. Miss M. C. Hughes* Mixi Snow v. J. D. Jones. Henry Davies v. Hugh Parry. C. H. Pu^h a bye. PLAY. First Round. W. H. Wilson beat Mirs Banner-13. M\s Murphy bea.t Rev. D. F. Wilson-9. Mrs Willington beat R. Williams—15. H. J Williams beat Ukavid Jones—23. Mrs Sharpin beat Miss Hale—25. Mrs Earnshaw beat H. E. Buchell-20. Miss Hone beat J. O. Roberts 23. Miss Hughes beat Owen Owen—21. J. D. Jones, w.o. H. Davies bea.t H. Parry-21. Second Round Miss Hone beat Mrs Pa-mhal". J. D. Jones boat H. Daviesr-5.

GROUSE PROSPECTS IN NORTH WALES* From North Wales I have (says a "Daily Telegraph" correspondent) reliable information derived from pointer and setter work. The Ruabon Hills, that so long have held the re- cord, are well stocked, in spite of all forecasts to the contrary. These hills are low, they lie not far from the mouth of the Dee, and do not rise very high above the level of the river there. Consequently these may be treated as the low- est grouse moors in Wales, or nearly so. Evi- dently a good many birds must have been sit- ting at the time the snow enshrouded these hills, and the unwelcome influence did not last as lon<n nor could it have been accompanied by such severe frost, as 1000 feet higher up, at the head- waters of the Dee, where all the grouse ground is high. Sir Watkin Wynn has been out with his pointers there, and has very kindly given me results of work done. He found a very bad and gloomy state of things. Amongst them many barren birds, only a few well-grown young ones in the most sheltered oorners, some broods only three-parts grown, and other lots of oheepors only just able to fly. My view of these bad tid- ings is that on the great Highlands of Mid- Wales the grouse had begun to lay, but not to incubate, when the snow came, that some of them lost by frost most of their eggs, and most of them lost a large proportion. Those which lost all account for barren birds, and some that laid again for the cheeper broods.

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INTERESTING INFORMATION FOR ANGLERS. A very large proportion of the visitors ar- riving in North Wales are followers of the pis. catonai art, a.nd an effort has been made to supply them with reliable information of the Chvyd, Elwy, a.nd Conway fishery districts — where they can fish, which waters are preserved, the fishing conditions of rivers, cost of licences and where they may be obtained, etc. Ve 6bail be glad to reoeiYe any contributions from iioi. men as to their experiences. CLWYD AND ELWY FISHERY DISTRICT. (This includes all tributaries and streams at Uanddulas). Salmon season commenced May loth; and cloaes November 14th. Salmon nets are off on September 15th. Trout season commenced March 1st; ends October 1st. Licencr Season salmon (including trout) 203. No weekly tickets. Season—trout, 4s 6d. Weekly, 2s. Licences can be obtained from the following:— Rhyl.—Geo. Brooks, hairdresser, Queen-street. Rhuddian.—Man&h Hotel. lAanfadrtalhaia,rn.-Post Office. St. At3a.ph. W. Evans and J. A. Temkiaeon, hairdresser, Plough Hotel. Trefna nt. -TrEifna.nt Hotel. De-nlbi.gh.-Lloyd's, Bull Hotel. Ruthin.-Castle Hotel, Rouw and Son, II. E. Joyce. Lla.nd,dulas. -Valentine Hotel. Bodiari.-Viotoria Inn. PRESERVED WATERS. In the Clwyd, tickeUholders are permitted to fch the following waters; — From the town of Ru.\hin to the Junction of the Clwyd and Elwy belQ\v St. Asaph, except the following po.rtions: Mr Ppake a water, Perthewig, Trefnant; LInn- nerch i ark; Mr Andrew's water, Pentbryn; Mrs Rowley Conway's water. In the Elwy, from Pont-y-Ddol to the junction pool except from Pont Newydd to the Cat's r ^j t^°ra meadow above Dol- belidr Farm on the right bank and *rom the fence opposite Dolbelidr Farm on the left bank T? P°nt"yr"AUt Gooh; Mrs Luxmoore's water, 3 r^n u a K Evans' water, Spring Gar- d^ns; Andrews water, P<jd^bxyn; MRS Row- ley Conway 9 water. Colonel Howard, Mrs Williams Wynn, and Mrs Mainwarmg also preserve their waters towards Pont-y.Ddol on the Elwy. CLWYD AND ELWY FISHtNQ ASSOCIATION. Salmon, sea trout, and trout (including coarse fish), season ticket, 21; weekly ticket, 6s. Trout only (including coarse fish), season ticket, 156; weekly ticket, 4s. A limited number of bona- fide working men are permitted to fish for trout and oosree fish only, on Saturdays and Bank Holidays, ^nd after six p.m. on other days, on payment of 5s 6d for the season. These charges do not include the Conservancy a licences, which must be obtained in addition. Tickets and all information regarding the fish- ing may be obtained from the followintr:— Abergele.-Beo Hotel. Bod-farl. -Victoria Inn. De,abigh.-Bull HoteL Rhuddlan.-Mar-eh Inn. Rhyl.-Geo. Brooks, Queen-street. Ruthin.-T. Rouw and Son, E. Tegid Owen, and H. E. Joyce. St. A,-aph.-J. A. Tomkinson, William Evans, and Plough Hotel. St. George. -Kin,,mol Arms. Trafnant.-Trefnint Hotel. ic uhe s<?as°n for fcr°ut commenced on March 15th, and closes on October 1st, and for salmon commenced on May 16th and closes on Novem- ber 14th.. VALE OF CONWAY. CONWAY AND LLEDR, Eto., TROUT FISHERIES. Trout ieason oommenced March 1st, ends 30th September licences, let March to 30th April inclusive lOa, weekly 23 6d, daily 16; trout under seven inches to be returned into the river. Licences can be obtained from the fol. lowing :—Mea&rs Griffith Owen and Sons, Green- wich House, Llanrwst; Mr R. T. Ellis, Tho Shop, Trefriw; Mr Robert Parry, chemist, Bet. wyddeten! Pl0r0°' ^Wler! Dol- RIVER LLUGWY. Trout season commenced March 1st, ends 30th September; licences season, 5s; weekly, Is; liceri,cos can be obtained from the following I^T8 and Lknrwst; Mr R. 1. Ellis, The Shop, Trefnw; Mr Robert Parry ch&maet, BettwByooed; Mr Ellis Pierce, bookfoller, Dolwjddden; and at the Royal and Cobden s Hotels, Capel Curig. SALMON FISHING. The salmon fishery on the River Conway is Open to anglers on and after 1st May, and fish- w ?un Stained at the following Fr°* w ole season. £ 6 6s for the periods, from 1st May to 31st August, inclusive, £ 2 10a; from 1st May to 30th June, inclusive— £ rv u one 53; for one day, s 6d, from 1st July to 3lst August, inclu- sive—for one month, £ 1 5s; for one week, 10s; for one day, 2s 6d; from 1st to 30th September, both mdiwive-for the whole period, £ 2; for one fortnight, £ 1 5S; for onQ weejc 12s; from 31st October, both inclusive—for one fort- night, i><2; for one week, £ 1 53. Tickets can be obtained from Messrs Griffith Owen and Son, Greenwich House, Llanrwst; Mr Robert Parry, Chemist, Bettwsycoed; and Mr R. T. El is, The Shop, Trefriw. n8a ™°n fishery for the portion of tho riy?r Conway from Coed Carreg Gwalch. Plan- tation to Llanrwst Bridge is open to anglers on and after 1st May, and fishing tickets can be obtained (exoept when the angling is specially reserved for the proprietor and his friends) at the following prices:- From 1st May to 30th June, inclusive-for one week, 4s; for one day, Is; from 1st July to 31st August, inclusive-for one week, 6s; for one day, Is 6d; from 1st to 30th September, both inclusivo-for a week, 8s; for a day, 2s; from 1st October to 31st October, inclusive-for a week, 15s; for a day, 5s, Tickets can be obtained from Messrs Griffith Owen and Son, Greenwich House, Llanrwst. The salmon fishing in the River Lledr (from the North bank only), from the West boundary of Cwm Celyn Farm to Lledr Bridge, and in the River Llugwy (from the north ban. from Pont-y-pair, Bettwsvcoed, to the northern boundary of Cae rfelin, and also from the South bank, from Pont-y-pair afore- said, to the confluence of the Llugwy Tlth A ™ 000w^' ,> open to anglers from 1st May, and fishing' tickets entitling the holders to fish in the Earl of Anoaster's fishery can be obtained at the following price. -From 1st May to 31st October, inclusive, L2; for one month, 10s; for week, 3s; for one day Is Tickets win be obtained from Messrs Griffith Owen and Son, Greenwich House, Llanrwst; Mr Robert Parry, Chemist, Bettwsycoed; and Mr Ellis Pierce, Bookseller, Dolwyddelen.

LAKES AND RIVERS. (From the "Field."). AFONWEN (Flints.). — The Cambrian Fly- fishers' Club report that sport during the past week has been good, the trout caught averaging ten per rod. The number of rods out has been five, and the number of fish taken fifty-one, the total catch this season amounting to 1070, averag- ing twenty per rod.—A. BALA LAKE AND RIVERS. — The rivers have been too low for good sport, but on the lake some fair angling has been enjoyed with the pike and perch, while a few trout have also been taken by spinning The weather seems unsettled and rain threatens.—Tegid. LAKE VYRNWY. —Little fishing has been. done on the lake during the past week. The best fly has been the coch-y-bondhu.—Lon» Drift.

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WELSH REGATTA SEASON, EXCITING RACES ALONG THE MENAI STRAITS. INTERESTED SPECTATORS. The Welsh regatta season opened under most auspicious circumstances at Penmaenmawr, on Friday. On the following day the Llandudno regatta was held, and on Bank Holiday, Beau- maris was the rendezvous of all local yachtsmen, who, on Wednesday, were attracted to Carnarvon by the annual Sailing Club regatta and by the annual regatta of the Royal Welsh Yacht Club on the succeeding day. The entries were nume- rous at all the different places, and the commit- tees can congratulate themselves upon having provided capital regattas.

PENMAENMAWR REGATTA. This popular annual event should have taken place a fortnight ago, but the date was changed in consequence of the unfavourable conditions "then prevailing. On Friday the weather was delightful, and the regatta proved an unqualified success, this being due in a large measure to the zealous manner in, which the hon. secretary (Mr R. John Hughes) and the committee carried out their duties. The promenade had been very effectively deco- rated, and the scene along the foreshore was quite picturesque. It was deeply regretted that owing to the re- cent death of Mrs Kneeshaw, Mr Kneeahaw and Mr Wilfred Kneeshaw, who in the past spared neither time nor expense to promote the suc- cess of the regatta, were unable to take part. In Mr Kneeshaw's absence, Dr. J. R. Williams, J.P., R.W.Y.C., the vioe-commodore, acted as commodore, and placed at the committee's dis- posal his motor launch, the "Ardrfe." The s.s. "Trevor" waa the flagship. It was almost half-an-hour after the advertised time that the yachts taking part in the first event were started in favourable wind. This was the principal event of the day, being a handicap race for yachts belonging to any recognised yacht club. There were six entries, all well-known in the yachting world, and the result was a most interesting race. The course was one of about fourteen miles. The handicaps were ^"Armis- tice" (Mr P. Marsh), 7 minutes; "Cigfran" (Mr W. S. Kneeshaw), lOg minutes; "Irene II" (Mr Buckley Holmes), 10 minutes; "Eurynome" (Mr D. de Larrinaga), 14 minutes; "Myrtle" (Mr A. R, Ellison), 21 minutes; and "Wallaroo" (Mr W. J. Spurr), scratch. The "Wallaroo" led through- out, and crossed the winning post some minutes ahead of her opponents. The others followed in the following order:—2nd, "Irene II;" 3rd, "Cig- fran;" 4th, "Eurynome;" 5th, "Armistice;" and 6th, "Myrtle." When the handicap was worked out, the "Eurynome" was returned as winner in 1 hour 40 minutes 30 seconds; "Irene II. 2nd, in 1 hour 42 minutes 33 seconds; and the "Wal- laroo," 3rd, in 1 hour 45 minutes 30 seconds. In the race for yachts of the "Sea Bird Class," there were eight entries, and Mr W. D. Cod- dington's "Sea Snipe" was first, Mr J. C. H. Sandbach's "Skua" second, and Mr M. E. Nee's "Modryb" third. Mr Shem Jones, Conway, for the seoond year in succession, won the race for open sailing boats with "Eric," "Hope" (Mr W. R. Roberts) being second, and "Sally" (Mr W. Roberts) third. The in-shore events were all of muoh interest, and in several cases close finishes were witnessed. One competition, of which special mention should be made, was the 100 yards open swimming race. The gun had gone, and the competitors were all between thirty and forty yards ahead when A. Russell entered the water. Swimming at a. tre- mendous rate, using a powerful trudge stroke, he overhauled his men easily with the exception of Robert W. Williams, of Rhyl, who managed to get home a couple of yards to the good. Rus- sell s effort was most loudly and deservedly cheered. to get home a couple of yards to the good. Rus- sell s effort was most loudly and deservedly cheered. The details were as follow: Handicap yacht race: 1, Eurynome; 2. Irene II. 3. Wallaroo. Yaohts of the "Sea Bird" class: 1, Sea. Snipe; 2, Skua; 3, Modryb. Open sailing boats: 1, Erio; 2, Hope; 6, Sally Punt row (boys under 16): 1, Thoo. Hughes. Swimming 50 yards (boya under 16): B. V. Hannaford. Punt race (youths under 18): 1, Joseph Jones. Raoe for residents and visitors (two oarsmen watih coxswain-amateurs only): 1. Graoe Darling (M&srn W. and A. Roberta); 2, Pet (Messrs R. Jones and J. Lloyd). Four-oar inrigged gigs, with ooxswain (ama- teurs): 1, Deganwy {Mr Butler £ und crew); 2, Clara. (Mr H. Jones and crew). Race. one oarsman with coxswain: 1, Fox- glove (Mr Thomas Jones); 2, Grace Darling (Mr David Jonea). Open swimming, 100 yards: 1, Robert W. Wil- liams. Rhyl; 2. A. Russell. Bcatmen. two carisman and coxswain: 1, Graco Darliner (D. Jones and R. Roberts); 2, Foxglove (T. and H. Jones) Four-oar inrigged gigs, with coxswain r 1, Deeranwv (Mr J. W. Owen and crew); 2, Dread- nought (Mr R. Robert and crew). Climbing the greasy pole: 1, R. Jones; 2, Rioha.rd Roberts. OFFICIALS. The officials were an follow: Aoting commo- dore. Dr. J. R. Williams. J.P., R.W.Y.C.; time- keepers. Messrs W. S. Jonea, R.W.Y.C., C. H. Wynne-Griffith, R.W.Y.C., Captain Henry Jones, Riverstone; inshore judges, Dr. More ton Ro- berts and Mr H. W. Jonoo; handicappers, Mr J. F. Jelloo, R.W.Y.C.; starter, Mr IX. W. Darbi- &hire: hon. treasurer. Mr F. D. Chantrey; secre- tary. Mr R. John Hughes. The Pcnmaenmawr Silver Band, oonducted by Mr R. S. Coverley, played a programme of music during the afternoon, which was greatly appreciated.

LLANDUDNO REGATTA. The oonditions which prevailed at Liandudno on Saturday would have gladdened the heart of even the most capricious yaohtsman. There was a fine sailing breeze, perhaps not as strong1 as some of the larger craft would have liked, but enough to satisfy all concerned in the races, and the entries were good. Llandudno, always prettv. looked orettier than, ever on Saturday, and the town wore quite a festive appearanco, the public and private decorations on the pier and promenade being very tasty. Owing to the untiring efforia of Mr W. D. Longshaw, the en- tries this year were far in excess of previous occasions, a.nd greater public interest centred in the event. Lord Mostyn was the commodore, with Mr R. S. Chamberlain as vice-commodore. The officers of the dav included Messrs John Roberts, R. T. Owen, Frank Edge, and Eliap Jones, whilst Messrs W. S. Jones, R.W.Y.C., and C. Wvnne-Griffitih, R.W.Y.C., acted as time- keepers. Mr J. F. Jellioo was the hand'oappor, and Councillor Hugih Edwards the starter. Mr W. H. Jones war, the ohairinan and treasur- er. and Mr W D. Longshaw the painstaking secretary The racing was witnessed from the pier by large crowds, who, if they understood not the technicalities of yaohting, were yet able to ap- preciate the charming marine picture which was brought to their vision as the yachta, with every stitch of canvas unfurled sped graoefully through the water in friendly rivalry. The principal event was the handicap for cruisers, and it was somewhat of a surprise to see the small "restricted" Ikinoo taking her place amongst the competitors, and a greater surprise still whan she was declared winner on her time allowanoe. She finished with her pro- test flag flying, and Wallaroo had hooted a similar emblem of complaint. Each claimed a foul against the other, but, it is understood, obiections wore not proceeded with. It was a great race throughout, and the result was a tri- bute to Mr J. F. Jellico's handicapping., which was as follows:—Almida scratch, Wallaroo (sailed by Mr A. E. Sannie) 7 mins.. Irene 15 mins.. Armii-tioe 17 mins., Eurynome 20 mins., Sthoreen 25 mins.. and Ddrroo 35 mins. The results were as follow:—. THE CHIEF EVENT. Handicap race for yachte of any rig" and ton- nage belonging to any recognised yaoht club; first pvzo i;10, second L5, third J62. h. m. 8. 1 -Ikinoo (Mr W. N. Dibb), 7 tons 2 20 27 2.-Wallaroo (Mr James Spurr) 114 tons 2 21 9 3.-Eurynome (Mr Domingo de Larrinaga), 12 tons 2 22 34 Armistice (Mr Percy Marsh), 27 tons 2 23 53 Irene II. (Messrs Bradbury and Holmes), 15 tons 23158 Almida (Mr E. D. MacLanghKn), 24 tons 2 26 37 Sthoreen, (Mr B. CoIIinge), 16 tons 2 26 43 Rao0 for. ynohts of" the ''Soabird," "S^ashell," "Cferiad". and "G". type {international), One. deflign darts Association j first pnize, silver cup (to be won three years 14 succession), ptneented

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ROYAL ANGLESEY YACHT CLUB. In almost perfect weather the annual re- gatta of the Royal Anglesey Yacht Club took place at Beaumaris on Bank Holiday. The entries were more numerous than usual, and some capital racing was witnessed. There was a nioe breeze from the westward, which favour- ed the smaller rather than the larger boats, the latter being divided into two classes, the one under and the other over fifteen tons. There were several new comers, including the "Bene- mona," which was built by Messrs Rowlands, of Garth, Bangor, for Mr Turner, of Belmont, Bangor, and the "Mermaid," which is owned by Mr Dean, of Blackburn. (The oommodoro was Sir R. H. Williams- Bulkelev, Bart., and in his absence the rear- commodore of the club, Mr J. H. Burton, acted as officer of the day, and his ..no auxiliary schooner "Dwynwen" served as flagship. Mr Barton was assisted in the starting and tim- ing arrangements by Captain F. S. Langdon, the honorary secretary of the club, Mr W. Thornton Jones, and ftr William Griffith, the assistant-secretary. In the chief raoe the winning flag went to the Manchester boat "Wallaroo" which had an allowance of seven minutes. Here it might be interesting to state that "Wallaroo" has this year taken part in 14 races, bemg first on five occasions, second on six. and third on one. "Almida" same second, ^'Mayflo ^r," who did not put in an appearance last year, was third, with the new "Benemora" last. In the next division "Irene, scratch, was first, with "Eurynome," allowed five minutes, second. Then followed "Punctilio," "Mer- maid," and "Roulette." Although not in the same raco "Mermaid" protested a ainst "Wal- laroo," and late in the evening the Committee decided to refer the matter to the Royal Yacht Association so that a definite ruling can be had on a point which really ought to be settled. In the Royal Mersey Class "Myfanwy" was first, and "Ilcinoo" second, while Cyane'' took.! the Royal Anglesey one-rater prize. TUSSLE FOR THE HALF-RATER TROPHY Finally there came the usual tremendous tus- sle for the little half-rater trophy, and once in a way Mr Coddington was beaten. "Menna," sailed by tho adroit Messrs Newton, of Car- narvon, was seoond, "Dulys" third, "Seasnipe" fo-jrth, and "Mair," whom little Miss Hall sailed, fifth. Mr Hall had his fine yacht "Capri" anchored off the pier, and the whole front was gaily decorabed, and never before had so many: spectators witnessed a Royal Anglesey regatta. DETAILS. Handicap Matoh, yaohts exceeding fifteen tons.—1st £ 10, 2nd £ 5. All carried spinnakers to port as far as the Sound, then had a reach to the ten-feet bank buoy and back. The "Al- mida" was just leading through the Sound. Turning to windward she was leaving tho "Wal- laroo," but the latter was always within her time. "BememOsra," a new boat, Had hardly enough wind for near snug sail p1 &»irt 10.30 a.m. The fiaish was :— L (Continued on next page.)

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LLANRWST v. MOSELEY. This fixture was held at the Gwydr ground on Tuesday, in doll weather. Moselev went in first, ind knocked up 317 runs for five wickets, and then de- clared. Harper carrying out his bat for 105, while Stafford, after contributing 116, was stumped bv Car- ter. The home eleven could only reply with 157, out of which Mr Ashlev made 41 not out. The score was as follows: MOSELEY. G. Tyler b Orton 0 8. J. Beach b Alban Lloyd 56 T. A. Winter b Orton 3 H. Harper not out 108 T. S. Stufloid st Carter b Patterson 116 C. K. Rome st Carter b Patterson 19 Extras 17 Total (for 5) 317 W. J Beaver, O. Charley, B A. Jerris, R. S. Bough, and T. V. Bleadon did not bat. LLANRWST. E. Sanderson c and b Bieedon 7 A. Outr b Baugh 23 Rev. A. Lloyd c Beaver b Baugh — 23 A. E. Elias c Jervis .b Baugh 7 Orton b Baugh 13 Patterson b Beaver J3 L. O. R Ashley not out *1 Beun Hayes c Jervis b Baugh 3 J Jenkins b Beaver P. Elias c Winter b Bfaver 1 Dennis Jones c Winter b Baugh 0 Extras Total 157 RHUDOLAN v. LLANDUDNO. At Rhuddlan, on Saturday. I t. Rhüddlan. on Saturday. beore3 I'— Mostyn Davies c R. Wynne b Waltham fi3 W. E. Rhydderch b Waltham 35 R. J. H. Munden b W. E. Jones 6 O. Mayo b W. E. Jone.s 3 R P: Htighes b Waltham 15 Dr Edwards b H.Roberts 0 R. J. Jonee c W. E. Jones b H. Roberts 0 U. P. Baekhouge not DUt 3 W. T. Jones c and b H. Robert.% « Extras 10 ♦Total (for 8) ••• Dr Fraser and'LI. B. Evans did not bat. *Inning» declared. LLANDUDNO. A. N. Wills run out ••• Jj- J. Smith c and b Mostvn Davies 11 H. Wfight b R. J. Jones 1 W. N-, J,>nes not out ON 8 V. Elha not out 10 Extras Total (for 3 wickets) 42 W Walthimn-i, h. Roberts, M. E. Thomas, 0, Totty, E. P. Morris, and R. Wynne did not bat. RHUDDLAN v. MANCHESTER Y.M.C.A. On Monday, at,Rhuddlan. Senres:- Moatyn Daviet c Evans b Perrin 14 W. E; nhvddeech b Tallentire 30 R. P: Hughes b Perrin ••• W R. J. H Munden st Ellis b Tallentire 13 R. J Jones b Evans | D. Frxser lbw b Tallentire ..{ » LI. Bs Evans c and b Evans J. Olufield b Evans A. Barnett not out ° W. T. Jones c and b Tallentire » M. E. Thomas c Griffith b Tallentire « Extras w .t ••• Total — 93 MANOHESTER Y.M.C.A, R. Evans b R. J. Jones. I) S. V. Tallentiire c Oldfield b R. J. Jones 14 E. Perrin c Rhydderch b R. J. Jones 0 A. F, Fielding c Mundon b R. J. Jones 13 T. H Eleaon b Fraser 12 T. H. Butterworth b R. J. Jones A. 0. Tallentire b R. J. Jones T- R- Kent c Fraser b R. J. Jones • ••• H. H. Goulden not out ••• «« a W. V. Wilson b R. J. Jones Smith b R. J. Jones 0 Extras Total .» >« 66 RHYL COMMERCIALS v. RHYL VISITORS. An interesting match was witnessed on the Voryd ground on Saturday between Rhvl Commercial an Rhyl Visitors. A close Kame„ Davies the home team of 3 runs. For the ▼lMtors, oavies batted very well, while H. V. Williams both batted and bowled skilfully for the Commercials. E. P. Wil- liams also did very well with t}ie ball m both the Monday and Tuesday games. Scores:- RHYL VISITORS. E. M. Mitton c Burton b Anderton 1 H. Perry b H. V. Williams » W. B. Perry b H. V. Williams 6 Bid Perry b H. V. Williams •" a Davies b H, V. Williamg 0" 28 Misirar b H. V. Williams 0 Wallace c Burton b H. V. Williams 11 P. Perry b H. V. Williams 1 Crawford c Mr Grosvenor b P Williams 4 A. Jones not out ••• j» Tothall b P. Williams ° Extras .w « 0" 8 Total 71 RHYL COMMERCIALS. H. V. Williams lbw b a Perry 20 W. Grove b S. Perry ••• P. Williams b H. Perry Burton c Wallace b H. Perry \f. H. Edmunds c Perry b Daviel ••• J Burtles lbw H. Terry » J, R. Griffiths run out » Anderton lbw S. Perry »• Snape lbw S. F rry ••• .« O. Grosvenor not out U. Shortall b S. Perry 6 Extras j.* t. 00& 11 Total 7. BANGOR v. UNIVERSITIES CAMP (Cambrldsre). This match was played at Bangor on Friday. The visitor are at preeent camping in Holyhead. Scores; BANGOR. B. Lloyd Jones st Sping b Ashcroft 39 J. Dixon o Hoole b Ashcroft 16 H. K. Patterson c Hoole b Ashcroft 21 D. Jones o Spink b Hoole. '00 18 McLachlan lbw Ashcroft = M. Thomas b Hoole 1 F. Davies c Hoole 0 Woodings c Ashcroft 0 T. J. Griffiths c Spink b Ashcroft 2 A. Dunlop not out 0 A Dargie b Ashcroft 4 Bxtraa ,n 8n 7 Total 110 UNIVERSITIES OAMP. Ti, E, Kingdom b Woodings 29 D. Hoole b MtfLachlan 24 J. F. Spink b D. ionm 3 W. H. Pemberton lbw D. Jones 3 F. Ashcroft b Woodings 0 B. Ewbank b D. Jones 5 H. E. Murray b Woodings 25 J. Howe ft M(-Lachlan 14 G. J. Symes b Woodings .1 t A. S. Boston b McLachlan n' 3 F. Shelton not out 8 Extras .„ w 7 Total lie CRICKET FIXTURES. I LLANDUDNO CRICKET CLUB. August 8th.—Llanrwst (away). August 11th and 12th.-Camarvonshire v. Denbigh. shire. at 'Llandudno. August 15th.-Ruabon (home). August 22nd.—Mostyn (home). August 29th.—Llanrwst (home). LLANRWST CRICKET CLUB. August 7th.—Neston and District 0.0. (home). Aug-ist 8th.—Llandudno (hotfia). August 13th and 14th.-Denbigh,hire v. Oarnarvon. shire and Merioneth, at Llanrwst. LLANYCHAN AND DISTRICT. CRICKET CLUB. August Sth.-Mostyn Park (home). August 15th.-Rhuddian (home). August 22nd.—Llangollen (away). August 29th.-Vale of Clwyd, at Denbigh.

bv Mr 0. P. Crawford, and JB5; second prize, £ 2; third prize, Li fourth prize, 10s. 1. Snipe (Mr W. Dudley Coddington W.L.Y.C,) — 8 20 10 2 Skua (Mr J. O. Howard Sandbach, W.L.Y.O.) 2 26 25 3.-Mair (Mr J. Pritchard, Oarnarvon S.C.) 2 27 12 -Meiina (Mr R. Newton, Carnarvon S.O.) 2 27 12 Gwen (Mr J. H. Jenkins, Carnarvon B.C.) 2 28 9 Dilys (Mr Jno. Fletcher, Carnarvon S.O.) 2 23 33 Modryb (Mr M. E. Nee, Carnarvon 8.0. 2 30 8 Jennie (Messrs Simcox and White, Rtiyl TO) ••• ••• ••• •«« ••• & Race for open sailing boats, restricted to Llandudno pleasure boats; fit prize, Happy Valley Min;,trels' Cup (to be won three years in succession), presented by Mr W. J. Ohyrohili, and 91; second prize, 30s; third, £1; fourth and fiftih orizes. 15s:— u' —.1 1, Reliance (Mr G. Brooke); 2, Nightingale (Mr J. Williams); 3, Shamrock (Mr Ben Jones). Looal interest in this race was accentuated by the fact that it was restricted to Llandudno pleasure boats. This is the second time Mr George Brookes has captured the trophy. Raoe for open licensed sailing boats (first prize £ 2, second prize £ 1, third prize 10s): 1, Great Ormo (Mr T. Parry); 2, EriT(Mr Shem Jones); 3, Prosperity (Mr W. R. Roberts). The Hon. Edward Mostyn Challenge Cup (to be competed for by bona-fide boatmen and fishermen; area, Llanfairfochan to Colwyn Bay, special prize to winner of cup): 1, D. Lloyd. Ladies' Swimming Raoe, 50 yards 1, Miss G. Henderson; 2, Miss W. Fullilove; 3, Miss Dorothy Dare; c.. Miss Beatrioo Frai-ikland, Miss V. Wright Ingle, and Miss Edith Jones. Swimming race for boys under 16, 100 yards: 1, G. A. Fullilovol, 2, W. Blairman. Open swimming race, 220 yards (amateurs): 1, H. Russell; 2, H. Underwood; 3, J. Proud. Open swimming race; 1, H. Russell; 2, H. i Underwood. Rowing race, two oarsmen to row abreast: 1, Water Lily (W. Parry); 2, J. Able. A raoe for four-oar inrigged gigs: 1, Degan- wy (J. L. Owen); 2, Dinorwic (J. H. Thomas). Boatmen's race: 1. Water Lily (W. Parry); 2, Nora (J. Williams). One-oar boat race: 1, Water Lily (W. Parry). Climbing' greasy pole: 1, Robert Owen. During the interval Mr W. J. Churchill a famous Happy Valley Minstrels treated the thousands of spectators to some most amusing sketches, which were greatly appreciated. At the close of the regatta the prizes were presented to the successful competitors by Miss Jones, Brynmor, daughter of Mr W. H. Jones, J.P., chairman of the Llandudno Urban Dis- trict Council. el Upon the proposition of Mr John Roberts, Brynoelyn, a hearty vote of thanks was ac- corded Miss Jones for the graceful manner in which she performed the ceremony.