The Welsh Coast Pioneer and Review for North Cambria

If ^ews* ATTTT. ABERGELE. Prid fixed for the Royal funeral -nemoriial service will be hold in tM. (n8 Church, Abergele, and another at the ^lUrr.K i-^P&l under tlie auspicca of tihe Free Ti-jJ WioiJ. a Uroh advertised to take place at tho Vr«VLUjSe ori Monday has boen postponed L()(j a T 10 King's death. tjVi J' ENTERTAINERS—Monday wit- K ► netuni to the town of the Iloward- r 3 harCt<|rt"iUle'B arw^ Select Variety Company, ^yicil C been granted the sole right by the j°n- Tk f>rovl< entertain men ts (faring the °°!ril«^y created a very favourable 1 Q? n '^st year, and the management, dur- Proo-reae<>n' promise extra attractions, but will at all times be of a strictly ^oh^ter. r.'l^mSTED G00D TEMPLARS LODGE. S announced to bo held on Friday ^ie Cafe Lecture Hall for the pur- £ >!«* Qisouasijxg the provision of a Good r*te k. for the town wat. abandoned, oniy eight precsent, including the How h^IS" It is understood that the project laid a&ide until hl(} autumn. /Ife^SFUL CONCERT AT MORFA. V'JO a ,ea meeting held on Thursday 0ro, ,a very successful miscellaneous oon- ,for the purpowe of augmenting 'lodS- fr*6** given at the Calvinistio \Vip!n Chapel at Morfa. The programme V °' Mr piS^a'n'Glc' 'J-v 'he following :—Pianoforte o ujf,wilym Morgan; song, "O, na byddai'n "p (eneoied), Mr Berwyn Evans, Rhyl; >y^ le !fy mam" (encore, "Nanty- V MiscJl Mat-he W6 Jones, Rhvl; duet, by Cocdyear, Rhyl; penill-ioii singing, (oooorod), Mr T. Ll. Jones, Abar- o*k)'s tation, "An inventor's wife" (enoorei Miss Goodyear; song, "The *T?ve" (encore, peniiliion singing, "Noa (<w ip'ifu T ^6rwyn Evans; song, "Y Gloch," •"r?'Vs Jones; recitation, "Yr Ystorm" Sc "H .^a Jones"), Mr Roberts, Rhuddlan; the tears from my eyes," Miss i^8. AtLtr'°' '^le Misses Jones and Mr T- LI. J??,p recitation, Miss Good year; j •'j, ^ttref fy nghalon," Mr Berwyn Evans; t\' *^naur Saint" (encored), Mr Mathews Bwtliyn yr Amddifad," Mr T. Ll. to1* jJ^on singing, Mr Berwyn Evans; h-r lidi^3 ^T),°dyear, "Hen Wlad fy Nhad-au." the (of Compton House, Rhyl), «-cx?u- ohCllir, and contributed generously to the i /ed il 1 G. Morgan (Abergele) acoom- JV la!?0u"hout- trr«, serving- the tables in tho afternoon Owen, Plas Llwyd; Mrs Edwards, f'], ri McGarroll, Tynyifordd; assisted by WlrL8'Mrs Eiiaa, Tir Byw Mra rX?1^' Misses ELllis, Tir Byw; r. ^■y-Morfa; J. Kdwards, Fachell; M. ur^esfFordd.

WEA BETTWSYCOED, iHi:n OBSERVATIONS for the week ^atiirday, May 14th, 1910. — Moan l ^1U sl12"6)' 55.7; mean minimum > highest in shade, 66; lowc&'t in thJ ttiaximum in tihe sun, 122; lowest 1¡¡<l.t¡ grass, 31; bright sunshine, 43.8 li-oiixs; ^rye.r a^°unt of cloud, 43.5 per ccnt.—Ob- j/Ht: .~r- Hugh. Watson Fox. the K1XU KDWAKi).—At a special meeting ^Pose r^an Council on Friday evening, lieid for the hackney carriage licences, tho I*1'* to it Henrj- Roberts, J.l' passed a high tri- ^Path • 'Memory of the late King, and a vote of J'y was pas&ed with the Queen-Mot her and the ri —'arff<! "um)>er of visitors oaine to the b Ur'nS> the Whitsun holidays. The number V. r'ppers fomied a record for the month of OLINa ^J(\vj Several grood ca'tehes of trout are re- ttiy. 111 t'la loeul rivers and 1 akcv, duiing the last 0, h ShRVICES te the late King will be held 1^1 unL °" Fridav at the Tarusli Church and at r

ell BRYNYMAEN. i<¡ nST CHURCH SERVICES.—The &e-r- day be held at Christ Cihurcli next Sun- f°Uows —10 a.m., W-el.sh sexvioe and t by the Vioar; 11 a.m., EnglL&h &er- I s*jrm'0!1 by the Vicar; 6 p.m., Welsh l ,sermon by the Vicar; and 7.15 I s'isJi service and sermon.

J* >, BETHESDA. S .^EMORIAM.—Mrs Robertson, mother g^ter °^ld Robeitson, who was killed ia~t Bocjhlwyd, has intimated, through the Jones, Vicar of G la nog wen,, her buildii:" a church for holding burial Coetmor Cemetery, where her ton is t}] he weltx>me information was conveyed tJ)|'iiilla00nKrelation at Glanogwen on Sunday lH^iyi- tho lady's generosity is gene-rally tJ ^U: n Mrs Robertson has commissioned vven, slate merchant, to erect a line th- ^1' Ar,t0v°r her son's grave. opia.rif^ HfNG MEETINGS—The annual 11 SKq connected with the Wesleyan Churches '^reSarth, Gorphwysfa, and Peniel. thf.Conr ^ounkiin commenced on Saturday, htys^jj'-frued over Sunday and Monday. The KSi) i^'C'ating were Revs. Hugh Hughes, r R. Lloyd Jones, Liverpool; Philip i^i ^nrwst. and David Morris. The vv' Was at Shileh on Monday morn- ^'nanfa Wa6 well attended.—The Methodist t(^ Itor, held the same time at Jertts-alem, follow11'^1' ^'r'an il-n<l Tynymaes, when wWlng prached to large congregations: ,^oh« ^bojnas, Llanrwst.; R. Humphreys *Vv^e.nj, Robert.0 M.A., Liverpool; John fiuJi. J°nes, London; J. G. Moel- CN. !h eV M-A- Ph-D" Cardigan; R. R. i J r,.an,di!o; T. Mordaf Picrcc, Llanidloes; *>avi«*. Rhvl. hW of frlAL SERVICE.—Under the aus- ^v'^ia! local Free Church Council, a 11, ILrvice will be .held on Friday after. a programme of sacred music will *0d4'v^b. and addre^es delivered by ^tker^ Jones- Mountaiji Ar h; R. W. Jonei, jft?/ EISTEDDFOD.-Con.gratula- ^jjrt,h) °ffe.red to Mr Griffith Jones (Gutyn 'XhjW 0° Ger.lan' o>rl his winning the first ^'Orntx^mg a tune, at Beaumaris on \] °ti6s ;Utt °f a iarge n'urnber of oonnpetitors. voicIn ,nded ta fomjiete with his choir of tI¡ h¡;tl\ e" but OWIri'S to the apathy of the betiti.an. the choir, he withdrew from the

«4«A0. COLWYN BAY. li conr^E' NEURALGIA and TOOTH- ^6 ^Pietely curod by taking EASINE.— ^3rrSaTON GENTLEMAN'S DEATH. IT ff a l>(H>ple will hear with deep Wl r .Ja.J death- i" bis sixty-thiid yeAr, vv)a,aI)Odds, of Penketh House, ilen- took place ou Monday night at Hotel, Colwyn Bay, where &^ay'uS f°r several weeks past. Iv, y !tj j lxcd with pneumonia and pleurisy u^y. and becoming convalescent, ti^, feu 11 to (Joiwyn Bay. A few weeks ^tn^ry place, and it was deemed Ht Perform an operation, which was Wt success- For a time he rallied, week-end he gradually beca.me lil Of Y&tage HOSPITAL.-Thc Matron ^tu Hospital, on behalf of the Board tlip, f l1,le,lt' vvjshes to acknowledge with K'.k: Mr° bU'lkr S'fts Mrs Ashoroft, potted l)r rhubarb; Mr Wiiliamo, 5if, 11W Wood, liia'-a/.nio Dr. Nuttall, u\ r»fC(> c;" -^r VVhibahead, vegetables; 6t'^ckings and wool jacket; Mis* » b; and {jotatoes; Pe.nrhos, fr'r-y* bin^i ^°od. Aberhod, old linen; Mrs f'^ocid, bhuicmanige Mrs Eden, VfgT ftaole-s and pavers; Mkss Williams, 5I Tl f6 and coffee Mrs Hal;well, ^r,s .~roc'k, eggu; Miss Pombcrton, r,t f'HARv tb, Parcia, tea and eggs. Hw. Y SOCIETY.—The th.rd annual w ^tRovarns: '1 lll€ Society was held at the 1 bv °" Thursday last. The report .vW-^bejv-Vti,e f-ecretn.ry vhowed an increase K I-t¡I1"¡ from thirt.v-six to fifty. The lAj.yi^toi- C00rs were elected: President, Rev. i''uk, "S w'T M.A.; vice-president, Dr. lior? treasurer, Mrs Russell f.r' S«iuS'e<>n!ar-y' Mia; Aylcs; commit- th ks. q • M s?, Mildred Spenccr, and ^Missy: &uogestions for subjects of studn- n. 'seiS:0" were difcustsed, and :t ^>1 *af the works of Robert Ixmis

A. RRsii^ of ov" seven yfara in Col- ii cHih- ^ltYsiiTn neighbourhood desires > 1IP,'Jetc- Under tenable ti>!|iltWuite £ ^nn rarrran?° a guarantee of accent f^mP«rary onsragemont a their 1 Inquirers may reply Qce," r«t s°1:Citors.-Adhess. "Per- "loneer" Office Coiwyn 27189p

CONWA Y. For the t -ivenienoo of the public in Conway, a letter-box has boen affixed to the entranco of the Estate Office, near the Town Hall, whero advertisements and copy for the "Welsh Coast Pioneer" may be left. FOR ARTIFICIAL TEETH try Kay and Sons. Attends Conway on Tuesdays, 2 to 6, at Mn Jones. 22. Upper Gate-street. Call and ask for prices. 23730p. THE FREE LIBRARY.—There were large aiKtoanoes at the Town Hall oil Friday and Saturday evenings when exhibitions of Mr John tiodanain's animated pic- tures were given in aid of the funds of the Conway Borough Free Library. TII, pietUlffi were delightfully clear and vivid, and amongst all excellent 8eIocti-Ju the audiences were much interested in the pictures of the English Cup final between Barnsley and New castle, and the annual demonstration of tlie National Fire B ri g3 does Unbn, held at Llandudno last year. A musical programme was also sustained. A GIRL'S ESCAPADE. On Saturday morning a party of girls, who had been staying for some tame at the Hadley Holiday Home, were at the Conway Railway Station awaiting the train which was to con- vey them to Liverpool, whsn one girl, about seven- teen years of age, eluded the vigilance of the mat- rons wlie were in charge, and left the station. The C'<>nway police were informed, and P.C. Davies (17) went in search of her. The girl wa.3 eventually found at. Deganwy. When questioned by the constable, the only reason she gave for her action was that she was unhappy. She left by a later trairn for the Wesleyan Mission llQme, Liverpool. THE CAMBRIAN ART GALLERY.—Saturday was visitors' day at Plas Mawr, the home of the Cambrian Art Academy, and, as usual, a large number availed themselves of lh opportunity to inspeot the exhibits on view. The visitors were entertained to tea by the offic-ials and committee of the Aaademv, Uie tables being prresided over by Mi-s Jones (headmistress of the Girls' School), Mis.=ee Evett, and Mrs and Miss l'age.

DENBIGH. ABANDONED.— Owing to the death of the King, tbe series of micetings to bo addressod in the town by Mr Euigar Jonea, M.P. for Merthyr, have beooon abandoned. A COINCIDENCE.— Immedliatelv after the Prool-amation ceremony on Monday of last week, a y Captain Cfough, tho officer commanding the "D" Company 4t;h B., ll-W.F., at the ceremony, picked up on too street a George IV. sixpence— a somewhat strange coincidence. THE COUNTY SCHOOL.—A team composed- of "Old Bays" mot tihe Schooi team in a football matdh on Thursdlay, the former winning easïtly by 6 goals to 1. GOLF.—The bast sooiicw in the ladies' monthly modal match were reburnød by Miss MoPhail 94. and Miss N'ww 98. The b>gey oarnpotition has. beiem poetfionod owing to the K iJ!¡ dectth. THE GREEN MISSION ROOM —TJ.e Rector of Trofnant has appointed Mr J. Down-ing, of Pyrocautha. formerly statiioniniaistej-, as lay reader for dh.,s room- Mr Downing holds tho Bitshop of St. Asapli's liceuae as a reader and has worthily occupiod a simiilar [xssition at Sinan undor the. Rector of Coin for ntanv vears. GOOD TEMPLARY.— Mr J. Mornis Jonos, Ilcnincsdey-teirrace, of this town, has I)Cell re- apjx^Tited piipjftrinten-den t for W a. of tlho Juvenile .Lodtgea- Mr JOTUSS has fifed this posi- tion for many years with much success- VALE OF CLWYD CONGREGATIONAli "CYMANPA." SUCCESSFUL MEETINGS AT DENBIGH. The annual Sunday School Festival promoted by the VaJe of Olwyd CongTegationaitists was hold at. Swan Lane Chapel, lX-.Tib:g'h, on Th-uns- day afternoon and evening. Mr E. J. Roberts-, Boderw, presided in aftei'nocm, and delivered a stirring address. Tho Rev. Wm- Jones, St. Asaph, conducted t.he de- votioira? part of thW meoting, and tlie cfhildron were caooohised: by Mr Mortimer, of Llansann/m. The singing wae in dharge of Mr R. Edmunds and Mr R. Jones, Al^rgofe, actod as organkt- (.terti-ifc:itei3 to the su-ceossfu1! competitors were preaeaitod by Mr Hugh Edwardis, RhyJ, the socro- tar> Mr Arthur Rowlands, Rhyi), ooaupicd the chair at f!he cven'n-g moeting. ;uid delivered an able address on the ber»>2«fits of the Sunday School. Aftdr the opening hymn. Master Evelyn 'roo- mari, St. Asaph, rociiod a chaptcx of Scripture, and tDie chilklren of the upper standardSs were t,ecli,,M by Mr J.. Morris Jonos, I)eTibi-gh. Several hymne were sung under the oondiuctor- slliip of Mr R. Edmundu, the organiotf: being Miss Tragomning a.nd' h Minnie Batton. On t-be motion of the Rev. Jarres ep, se- conded bv the Rev. T. CJgwen Griffiths, a rosolu- tion ivas passetl exp:xv>s:rg sympathy wilih tlho Royal Fajnily on tho death of the King. <

LLANDUDNO JUNCTION FOR ARTIFICIAL TEETH try Kay and SoneL Attends Llandudno Junction every Thursday. 2.30 to 4.30. at Mr Jones, chemist. Call and ask for nrices 23730P MUSICAL.—Miss Nevitt, of Stanley Oak Terraoo, has been appointed assistant organist at Holv Trinity Church. Misi Nevitt acted al> organist in the Churoh Sunday School for SCToNWNFORMISTS' TRIP-At a meeting of Nonconformist delegates, held at Prwrwylfa We-.lovan Chapel, on Sunday, it w-.a» decided to ascertain where the various cha.pols were in fa voulr of Kolng for the annual trip. ACCIDENT.—About 10.30 en Monoav mght, a.s avgung man, who had- been staying at conwav for t.he holiday, was returning home on has bicycle, he collided with a. motor car opposite the si-nal-box. T he bicycle, wa* much damaged, and the rider severely ^ju^ed He was taken to Dr. Jones' We. where his in- juriei were attendrxl to. He was illtmwardo conveyed to Glanconway, where he te progress- ing sart^if actoriW.

BANGOR. CARNARVONSHIRE AND ANGLESEY INFIRMARY.—Tho decretory aclcnowicdigea with thanks the receipt of B2. bf::ng a percentage ol the takings' at the performance of Maypole Do-nee a.t Ikuigor Skating' Rink.

LLANRWST. RELIGIOUS SERVICES. The following will officiate at the different plaoes of worship next Su-nday- Parish Church •. 11 a..m. and 6 p.m.: Welsh services. St. Mary's Church: 11 a.m. and G p.m., English services. Scion (C.M.): Rev. Hugh Williams, Am- lwch. Scotland-street (C.M.): Rev. R. Roberts, Colwyn Bay. Tabernacle (C.): Rev. Thomas Jones, Llan- rwst. Horeb (W.): Mr J. H. Jones, Llanfair- taZhaiarn. St. James' (English Wesley an Church): Mr W. Fawoeitt, Rhos-on-Sea. Roman Catholic (Cambro-Breton Mission^: Holy Communion at 8.30 a.m.; Parochial Mass at 11 a.m., and Welsh devotions at 6.30 p.m.-G. M. iTebaoJ, O.M.I. HEADACHE. NEURALGIA and TOOTH- ACHE cured in a few minutes by taking EASINE Ask your Chemist or Grocer for it, or send a Is P.O. to Hugh Jones, Medical Half, Blaen^u Fastiniog--24891p OUR LOCAL ¡ REPRESENTATIVE is, Mr Chambers, 5, Pop,ar Grove, to whom all co-u- intinications should be addressed, and who will also receive orders for the "North Wales Chronicle." COMPTON HOUSE.-As we are giving up the Drapery Business, we have decided to clear the whaio off our immense otcck at gnpat sacri- fice. This is an opportunity that should not be miaaed by those who wijih to secure bona-fide bargain. The sale will continue until the whole stock lias been cleaned.—Advt. HOMAN CATHOLifj MISSION CHURCH.—A memorial servio? te the late King will be held at the Church at 11 R.M. cm Friday. A RUNAWAY HORSE.—While an eques- trian was riding through the Square, on Fniday, the bit came out of the hcrtVa mouth. Tihe animal, evidently rejoicing in his temporary freedom, rushed with his ha.pc-G.3 ridar down Station-road, scattering the pedestrians right and left. He was at last brought t-o a I by Mr Maurice Williams, The Library, who, with suggestive movements of hie arms, succeeded in stopping his wild career. When the bridl c was ad- justed the ridor once more regained com- mand ovetr the horse. MOTOR CAi?S.—It is estimated that over 700 motor vehicleis passed through the town on Sunday and Monday. A FINE TROUT. A local professional angler caught two trout on Thursday cio.ru- ffls, weighing ilbs. and lib. respectively. VISITORS. — A largo number of visitors patronised the town during the Whitsun holi- days. RECOVERED.—Mr Maurice Roberts, sur- veyor to the f2-tnirwis:t Rural Council, has re- covered from the effects of his rocetnt accident. COUNTY COURT. Only on-c d.cfe'ndod caae came before Judge Moas on Friday, and- tha.t was a-djourned. Both the county court judge and the maLgistratew have exfierdenocd reeiiarkr.'bly>»ligiht ,li. so far this year. THE HOLIDAY. Whit-Monday passed quiee-v a.t Llanrwst, the only fixture being a cricket match at Gwydr Park. A large num- ber of the townspeople 14oft by the morning trains for the coast town; a.nd others for Blai-nau Frstn! :ig, wliere ohe annual horse and dog show was held. NONCONFORMIST MEMORIAL SER- VICE.—The following i-s the order of the united (service to be held at Saiou C.M. ^*hapel, commencing at one o'clock on Fri- day —"Funeral March" (Chopin), by Mr D. D. Parry, organist; hymn "Rheidiol;" .Scripture reading by the Rev. W. Thomas; hymn "Moab;" prayer by the Rev. Hugh Hughes; hymn "Lead, kindly Ligfht;" ad- dress by the Rev. T. C. Roberts "In Mem- oriau);" Mr E. M. Jones and party; hymn, "Noe dda y Cnotion" (mu«ic by Major G. R. Ashley, J.P.): prayer by the Rev. W. Cyn- wyd William^; "Dead March" (in "Saul"), by the Organist; and the hymn "Denton's Green." At the close of tibc service the National Anthem will be sting. GWYDR GASTLE.—A large number <f visitors were permitted to inspect this ancient and historic castle duriaig the Whitsun holi- days. Lord Carrington was expected to pass the holidays there, but owing to the deatn of the King his lordship could not leave Lon- don. LOCAL FANCIERS. Mr Evan Thomas, Long ton House, at the Blaenau Festiniog Show, on Monday, was awarded first prize for a flying homer, and third prize in the variety class. Mr Owen Williams, Crown Buildings, won second prize Tn the dog sec ti-on, and also a special prize at the Port- madoc Show; he also won two second prizes. Mr Powell, CapeJ Clarmou, won first and second prizes with his collies at the Port- madoe Show. THE LATE KING.—The memorial services at the Parish Church will be held at 1 p.m., on Fridav. COMPETITIVE MEETING. The amnual eoinpetative moetiag \\h beld at r«thcl, Meiinycoed, "Jl WhH-Mood»y, and was largrrfy aIt tended. Mr J -M. Williams, L'.anrwat, occupied the die.ir, and conducted the meeting, ajid Mrs William. as accompanwt. The musical adjudicator was Air J. F.. Roberts, Ponnsftih.no. Th? awards were as follows Handwriting ], Owem -ma?,; 2, Mary EUan Roberts. Reui-tatfon (under 12): Hannah Jaw Jones. Aberllyr.. Beltwsycood. Solo (under 12): 1, Gwon Richards, Llanrwst; 2, Mary i:ile.n Itobeorts; 3, Renie Hughes Llanrwst. Organ playing: n. 0. Evans, Ooedllydon Pair oJ gloves Mary Roberts. Blue satin lie: liCarla.n." Recitation (under 15) Kate Roberts a.nd Maggie Jones, e^ual. ChfUtinge. sob: 0. Roberts, Bethania, lilaanau F-cs- tiniog-. Parr of ribbed stockings: Olwcn. Ov-eraJis Mrs J. R- Jon?vs, Victoria-teirace, Llanrwst. Over- all.- (brown 'bolland): Mrs J. J()r¡. and "Hiiua," equal. Blue ai'.k tie: "Bella. Oat cake crusher: 0. Uolx»rts, Yag-oMv. Pair ribbed stockings: "Matilda." Juvenile ctioir: Soo+Aand-stroet Oholr (wixiueted by "Mr D. Williams). Solo (under 16): Hilda Thomas; 2, H. K. Hosrhea, Dcnbigh-etreet, Lla.nrwst. Keeitatiion (open) Rmd wlilrre, Mount Pleasant. Corn tlrreaher "Tom." Duet (under 16): 1, Maggie Evans and Hilda Thomas 2, Lucy Knock and Menai \V i!iarus, L»kuirw .s-t. Soprano' solo: Mra Kerry, Llanrwst. Ulac.kthonn ajid Jta/-el sticks: W. Roborts, Ysgoldy. Lovo letter: 1. Howel W\mn? 2, R. H. Williams, Iilaenant, Tre-iiiw. <roen Hilk ties: Miss Robarts, Llys Idwal Cottsnre, Llanrwst. Quarette: R. 0. Bliis and party. Double quartette: W. Ellis and party, tody's knitted scarf: Mrs Edwards. Duet (tenor a.nd baiss): R. o. Klis and D. Owon. Staoaxa: T. Herbert Huffbes, LVa.nrwst. ■ h:w 0. Roberts, Trelriw. FVinnel shirt Mr« Davies, Upper Turniibe. Heliotrope ffilk lie: Miss Roberts, Ll-ys Mwl Cottage, Llajir\vst. Party of 15: W. Kllis and party.

PENMACHNO COUNTY COURT ACTION ADJOURNED. At the Llanrwst County Court, on Friday, before his Honour Judge Moss, Evan Na,thami-ed Edwards, of Rhiw.bacili-tertrace, Cwm, Peranat'.hno, sued the following per- sons for -tr)O 0s lOd, the amouTit of daana^-?e which he alleged had been sustained by him in the purchase of one share in the HlIg11 Slate Quarry Company, Ltd., which h alleged was insol vent ait the time, a fact not diisdoDcd by the defendante: Owen/Williams, Penmachno; Evan -Hughes, Ty'nbesrth, BettwTsvcx>ed; Robert. E. ^Williams, High- street., Benmachno; David L. Hughes, Prye, Caerwys; and H. A. Hughes, Metropolitan Ba»k ",R\aenau Festiniog, bank manager. I Mr Artemus Jones (instructed by Mr E. Davies Jones) appeared ior the plaintiff; Mar R. O. Davies for Mr H. A. Hugthes; and Mr Aneurin Evans for the other defendants. Mr R. O. Davies pointed out that as Mr H. A. Hughes had only acted as the com- pany's auditor, he was not interested in the oase, therefore the plaintUf should abandon the action against him. Mr Artemus Jones acquiesced, and his Honour struck Mr Hughes' name out. Mr Artemus Jones pointed out to his Honour that in oixi-er to establish the plain- tiff's contention regarding the company's in- solvency at the time of the sale it would be nteeeesary to procure the attendance of two witnesses who were that day incapacitated through ilnem. He, therefore, applied for the adjournment of the case to the next court. His Honour granted the application, the pi am tin to pay costs of the day into court.

PENMAENMAWR THE GAME OF BOWLS. The Vdcar announces that on. Thursday, this week, the lawn of his vicarage will be open to anyone in the parish who wishes to have a. game of bowls, and aleo that for the remainder of May and the whole of June the lawn will be free for bowling on oeirtain days. THE HOLIDAYS.—T-hnre was quite a large influx of visitors into Pwunaeonunr during the Whitsuntide holidays, although a £ aiIing-off wionitturajiv ajitka- pat-ed. Tiie town presented a lively appearance on Saturday and Marxiay, and the new gtilf links, which have bean opti>ed for play, provided amusement for a g-reat number. HUGH OLDHAM'S LADS' BRIGADE.—A large mus toe: of it-1 i-o Hugh Oldham's Lads' Brigade arrived from Manchester on Saturday evening, for their a»nriual week under canvas on the Groesff4Drdd Field, Oapelulo. The locality is a favourite camping ground with the boys, who have emcamped there for severaJ years, past, and they are tihoroughly enjoying .tiiemaelveB. RUNAWAY HORSE.-A,n excetiing incidemt occurred on Friday afternoon, whnn a haree attached to a lurry, the property of Mr Davey, of Lhwiduduo, which was delivering mineral waters near the Golf Links, baited. The amimal g-Alloped down Treforris-road and irao Ysgubor Wen-road, where it dflshed for a stone wall ..bout five fc-et in heiqltt. The horae cleared the wall, but beoajne cnta-nglej in same wdre-aietting 001 the top, wlhilat the lurry crashed into the wall. Both ho end lurry were extricated with iaome difficulty, tlie animal being tiadly injuted, and iiiie lurry damaged. Fortunately the driver was not (Jill the lurry »t b8 time, and so, of course, was out of danger.

RHYL. MEMORIAL SF.RVICle,Fox-ni of meniorial oorv ice ior -the Kind's funeral together with the new odlition of the Book of Common Prayer can be now obtained at M.is1 GuuuCe, Stationer, Kinmel-«treoL SOCIAL GATHERING. On Thursday evening, at the Alexandra Ho ted, the mem- bera 01 May-Day Oonnmiittoe were etnteT- taimed to a social by Mr R. Sykca (chairman) and Mr Philij) ITi-ctmas (one of the vice-pre- sidents). The preoeediB'gis were of a most enjoyable character, upwards of 50 bctng present. Mass L. BrownJow, Master (luanlie Bray, Mr E. W. Parry, Mr R. Hanlon, aaid Miss Alger contributed to the harmony. WEEK-END RECREATION. — The Bhyl Cr>iTFirborcioils' Ol:u¡ù liave. cosnmenoed tlheir season, and each week-end they will provide recreation on the grounds of tihe club a.t Foryd. In addition to cricket and croquet the committee organiise many im:te.sti-mg social functions lor the menubers. aTId judging by tho success which has attended these gatherings in the past., and the energy with which this sciaGon has bceoi opened many enjoyable Saturday afteruoooos are to be amtici-pa.t,od. SHltlST CHURCH ANNIVERSARY.-The Rev. Edward Jujies. M.A., B.D., occupied the pul-prit at Cilnst Church on Whit-Sunday, which has been celebrated for mainy years as the Wsiter-s-trjet Siu:.day tohocd anniversary, and io now auso tho anniversary of Mr To-i(e sett-lenasnt as the past-or: Mr F. C. Taiiby, who had trained tJiie children, conducted, and Mis3 Wiiin-be Davies aocompan icd on the organ. M-iss Jessie Roberts and Miss Hilda Robertas vivre the exxloists. 1'he choir, who supporixid the cu-ildicin in the choruses, sang the anthem "lht Radiant Mom. The church was well fined at both morning and evening. MOTOR CYCLE ACCIDENT.—A serious accident oocurred on the Glaseojd HiM, on Saturday, when Mr Jones; bailiff of the Rhyl County Court. was returning home on a motor hccycle. He was descending the hill, which is very «t-ep—the drop from top to bottom, being about 500 feet, with the main road from St. Asaph to Ab:-rgele running at right angles at the foot—when he lost control of his machine and dashed into a motor car, which was travelling from Manchester to Col w v.TI Bay. The motor bicycle was smasdiod, but fortunately the r-der threw himseuf from the machine bsfore the col'iision, falling cm liis bead. The wings of the motor car were damag-fd, and the steering gear was dislocated. The occupants of ° the car, escaping without injury, packed up Mr Jonœ. who was badly cut about the head and body and had his clothing ripped. They placed the car and conveyed him to Dr. Hughes, Abergele, where he hod his injuries attended to, being afterwards sent home to Rhyl in amother car. It was a miracle that he wa3 not killed outright. Inquiries made lait Rhyl on Monday showed that Mr Jones wa,s making good progress towards recovery. He has been injured about the head and logs, but 'hi., body escapcd in a marvellous manr-cr. Although paitehed up he feels well, a.nd hopes to be ab'e to return to duty shortly. SHIPWRÐLED. It is understood that the crew of the "Normandy' steamship, who were reported in last week's "Pioneer" to have bean shipwrceked off the --t of New- foundland, axe raturnrjig home, a.nd hope to reach tlii? country early next \o:.).'k. Thcv have lost everything, and in view of the fact th-at most of theim had absolutely new kiot.s, their case is a hard one. A Liverpool crvn- teniporarry states that the wwx1! was insured for £ 13,000. THE SEPVICF-II. Tiw- Fioo Ciiurt-h OoiiiHiil have 1\1JflouT\{'>Ci (hat Uiete will bo ;Ioa E.r11'o:"l.ih acrvice Jrt the Weslfyan ChaptM, Bri^-hlon-road, ou Friday, at 11 o'cloit, followed at 2 p.m. by a Welsh ssrwice in the Clwyd-streiet C.M. OhapeL The public nwniarKU sorvice will take place in St. Thomas' Ohttrch :tit 2.30, and the Chairman of the Urban Coun- cil invites representatives al all public bodies, cikl secvants, the Territorial Kg roes, Fcieodly Societies, and the general puOlc to join him in Water-street at 1.50 pvm., mi order to form a prooeaeion to the tdttirdh. It h&s beem arranged also to hold services in St, John's and St. Ann's Churches at 2.30. FANCY DRESS CARNIVAL.—On Tuesday eveaung, at tbe Queen's Skating Rink, a fancy drees amd ekat- ing carnival was held, at wtiich tiiere was a lime attendance. The prize witmerg were as follows: Best iancy costume. Mass TopdiS6 and Miss lrone Sykes; two-step oompetitira. Mias M. May ajid Mr Wm. Wal- ton (Jimr.); ".wtziŒ1g competition, MISS O'Hara and Mr Albert Hughes.

RHOS-ON-SEA. VXSITOiRS AT ST. WINIFRED'S PRIVATE HOTEL. Mm Walrosley, Manchester. H. Entwistle, Ikq., Boston. Mr aod Mr,3 Larkins, Wyide Green. Miss larkins, do. Mr Sinith, Birmingham. Mrs and Miss Schoks, Ileaton Mersey. Mr and Mrs Mahler, Sale. Mahler, Eaq., do. Mrs and MJss linSofht. do. Mr, Mrs and Mis K-nn-dal, do. Mr and Mrs Toinlinson, Heaton Moor, Mrs Hutchinson, Heswell. Hutchki.scm, Esq,. Heswell. Mr and Mrs A-itington, BramibalL M'JSS Galloway. Bramha.ll. Misses Longden, Whalley Range. Mise Cra-g-g, Manchester, W. PraadSort, Esq., do. Mr and Mrs Humphreys. do. Misses Humphreys, do. Mr and Gordon. Moseley. Mr and Mrs Newell, nurae and child, Manchester. W. Kenoett, Esq., London, Misa Hobday, Liveipool. Miaa Greon, do. Mr Harrison, 00. Mr and Mrs Kno<.v>son, Hyde, Kaitwiwiii, J., do. MKHB HQlghw.1)'. Sale. — W-irhurst, Eaj., Oldham. Mrs Warlnirst, do.

RHUDDLAN. PREFERMENT OF THE VICAR.—The news that Uie Rev. T. W. Vaug"han, vieor of Rhudd- lan, has been appointed Rural Dean of St. Asaph, in succession TO the Vicar of Rhyl now Amhdeaocn of SIt. Asaph) has given general saiisfaoLvon, and the rev. gentleman has beein the recipient of many letters of c-an^ratulatian. The Rev. T. W. Va-ughan, during ihe 26 years he has been at Rhaididlan, hao; won tlie respect of all c. He is a strong and conscientious Church- man, but he has the halipy knacK of being able to get. on well with ali sectuons, and while ad- heriiL'g to his principlei doas so in a way which does not g.l.Y.e odtemce to those who difler from him .21 opinion, In every way he is n ideal pariah priest, and his appointment is weloomcd as heartily by the Nonconformists as by Church- men. It will be remembered that lagt year ho coa^'leted a quarter of a century as Vicar of I Rhuddlan, and was then presented with a liand- some tefitimcmiai to which his weii-wishers in the neighbourhotxl—as well as m the parish— read'ily subscribed.

RUTHIN. THE TOWN BAND.—This combination com- menced its season on Satuiday, when, undeT utie condiictorthip of Mr John Thomas, ttiey marched througin the town. WEDDING.— A wedding- was soleinnisod- at Bathafarn Weslc-yam. Chapel on Wednesday, wfhicih roused a good' deal,of local interest. The bride was Mas* Myfanwy M. Robeits, only daughter of the Rev. EJiõ Roberts. Pwllcailod, PwSg-ias, and the bridegTOoai Mr Riclnard Batty, c»f Fairfield, Liverpool. Mr Jesoe Batty was best main, and tlie bridle was attended by Misa Isabel Batty, sister of the bridegroom, aaid Musb Magg,.io Efiis, cousin oi the bride. Me Roberts was gTven aw-ay by her brother, Mr Jaanes Ro- berts, of Wolverhampton. The Revs. Garrett Roberts and R. R. Parry were the officiating muiistere. The wedding breakfast was served at the Cross Keys 'iuiilxraaio,, Hotel, and among the guests wore Mr, Mrs, and Miss Batty and Mr and Mrjj Win- ElLs, Pwv'ksaCod. Lra.tr in the day the baprry couple left by motor for MOIr3Camoo, PRESENTATION. On Saturday, Meesra Christmas Jones and Edward W {L:i-a:rns, two uieiii- beirs of the Male Voice Choir, sailed1 for Canada Mr Jcanea has been organist at Bethanda Chapel for some time, and lie was the recipient of a. handtame presentation on behalf of the clruxoh and oongregatiQIl. The Male Voice Choir also gave a farewell dinner in their honour at the Wynnatay Hotel on Thursday evening. CONFIRMATION.— l'ib- BL&hopLof St. Asaplh held a Coiiiiiraiation service at St. Peter's CShurch on llmrsday afternoon.

ST. ASAPH. .Tili.DK.\L SERVICER. Friday, May 20th (Ember Day). 8.15 Holy Courimumkm. 11.0: Matins and Litany. 2.30: Memorial Sen-ice to His La-be Majesty King" Edward VII. Saturday, May 21st (Ember Day). 5.15: Service, Garrett, in D. Anthem: 1029, "in that day" (Eiivey). Daily—Matins, 8 15 a.m. Evensong, 0.15 p.m- Holy Days and Saints' Days—Gale bra ti on of Holy Comimmioii, 8.15 a.m. Sunday (Decani) • 8.15: Holy Oamimunioin (Pr. Prv-,I.), 11.0: Matins. Service: Garwood in A flat. Anthem 760, "Above Him stood the seraphim" (Eiijih), Mendelssohn. Litany- Hymns 510, 161. Preacher: The, Canon-in-Residenoc. 3.50: Service, CaJ.lcm in B flat. Antihem: 4375. "I 6-a.W the Lord" (Staincr). 5-15: Ily:nai-3, 160, 102, 281, 167. Preachor: Vioar S. A. Jonoii. CoEuctien: Widows' and Orphans' Society. THE MEMORIAL SERYICE.-An excellent arrangcirm-nt 'has bren made at St. A-5xlJi for tlio meirurial sorvjoa to the liite King. The Non- conformists will assemble at t.be C.M. C&iapeJ at I 1 15 for an hour's ssrvioi", thereby aiiowing eutli- ccnt. tme for tlroae Who wisli to do so to attend Ll:o English servioe in the Cathedral at. 2-30 MINIATURE fill-'LE SHOOTING.-Hand- Forii-L- f>r:7.?s z,-e c-flertd w; Otie annual c^iinf^-ti- titai for rifle shooting. The competitions com- menced ou Saturday, and will continue until next Saturday. OBITUARY. On Wt'dn-p-xiay the doatli cceurrcd of Fss Davk-i', \Va-c.n Faim, after aat the aire of 30 'ears. She was a faithful mem- ber of tlie Con«regatio.naJ Church at W uen- Koleugocd. The funeral took place on Monday. I the Revs. W. M. Jones, St. Asa-nh; Morgan D:.vies. A-b^rnyile, end Owen (C.M. minister), Rhuallt. ofTiciat'-n.g. On Thursday evening the,re parsed away, at the Ahn-houA^, M-i Elizabeth Davies, at the aze of 95 years. She was well-known in St. Asaph, where she had lived all her lifetime. Her husband pi-ee.eceated her 36 \ears ago. Iler interment took place en Monday, and was Jar^t'iy artunded. Tlie Rev. D. C. OWNI. v tea r. ofBc :ated. Early on Wh-tt-Monday morning the F-ad new; was l'\X:oe1-"c-d d the deaih i.J :\1r W LL..vù. Pla, vn Roe. He was a fa..thfui Churchman. The death of Mr Charles JMM-, Vaenol Bropor. occurred on Sunday night, at the ag^> of 72 yea. He was a native of Acton, 1 Janata, where he h-id lived fC-T over M He -.vzL-; 1 all exj-ort ploughnxaji. He leaves a widow, three t-ons, a.nd four daughters.

Late Advertisements. URTAIN DRESSING FRAME, full size," hinged. Pxioe, 18 6d.- H. F." "Pio. neor" Office, Colwyn Bay. 27G72p R SA-LE, a fine Daimler Motcff Gar, PO 39.40 h.p,-I.U letter to Mr W. J, Churchill, "Vine," Hill-terrace, Llan. dudno. n __un_ p T^TAiN'i'ED, by OTpen-ior {jerson, situation as Working-Housekeeper or Nurae- A'ttrnid-ajit; capahLe and coonom" man- ager highest refer-ences.-A-ppl-v, "H. E. "Pioneer" Office, OoJwyn Bay. 27G71p ANTED, situation as Housekeeper or Lady-help, thorougihly domesticated and trustworthy good knowledge of nursing, three years' reference; age 36.—Mias Dales, ■fWarley," Great Orme-road, Llamdudno. WANTED, a Young Married Man, who can Plough and Stack; a good House and Garden furnished.—Addrefas, H. "Pioneer" Office, Coiwyn Bay. 27673p ABERGELE SMITHFIELD. MONDAY, MAY 30th. CTTAS P. SHEFFIELD invites early and liberal Entries for his next great Sale. Offices: Bodfox-st., Rhyl (Tel. GO). By Order of the Executor. Re John Jones, Deceased. PENMAENMA W Xv, N. WdLhS. SALE OF FREEHOLD BUILDING LAND, LEASEHOLD SHOP -OPERTY, COT. TAGES, etc. \TR F. A. DEW will SELL by AUCTION on TUESDAY, the 7th June, 1910, at the GRAND HOTEL, PENMAENMAWR, at 3 p.m. prompt (subject t.o Conditions of Sale to be then produced and roadi, the following Valuable FREEHOLD and LEASEHOLD PROPERTIES, viz. Lot I.-All that Dwelling-house and Shop known as "Bradford House," Bangor-road, Peamaeinmawr, aforesaiid, now in the occupa- tion of Mr Thos. Roberts, as tenant thereof. Leasehold foi 99 years, from IQUh November, 1S65. Gjxmnd rent, 20s per annum. Loft 2.—All those two well-built Cottages known as "9 a.nd 10. Caerwen-terrace," Pen Maenan. Penmacnmawr, aforesaid, now in the respective occupations of John Hughes and Robert. Hughes, as teaanfas thereof. Leasehold for 80 years, from 16th February, 1877. AnnuaJ ground i-ert, 40s. Lot 3.—All those two Cottages known as "20 and 21, Chapol-stroDt," Pen Macnan, Petumaensmawr, aforcsad, now in the respec- I tive occupations of Elleai Roberts and Samuel Williams, as tenants th,reof. Leasehold for 99 years, from 24th October, 1802. Annual ground rent, 20s. Lot 4.—AU those six Freehold Cottages known as "The Kiosks," Station-road (East), Penmaenmawr, aforesaid, with the centrally- ffituated corner piece of Building Lamd ad- joining siame, ;:I.nd h:r.'g' Sstation-road (Fast) and Conway-road, Pcorniaenmawr, afore- said. Lot 5.—All that valuable piece or yiaroeil of Freehold Building Land, situated below the Tabernacle, with a frontage of about 36 yards to Celyn-street, Pcaiimaen.ro awr, afore- saiid, amd cont-alaidg an area of about 1540 square yards or thereabouts. Further particulars in due course, or iai the meantime of Messrs Porter, Ampthlott and Co., Solicitors, Conway, or of the Auction* eer, Llewdlvu Chambers, Colw^-n Bay.

TREFRIW. ORAFNAJST LAKE. The. (kit- weather an Whit- Monday was an 1fiCilllti\.oC to a l'olrg-e mi.m-s-r of people visiting this beautiful moantam lake. VISITOUS.—Tbe village ^p.jeyaj ft generous of 'laitors for the wwk-end, while day (rippers r:lUO UI c►nsul?rat>ls numhei-s, THE LATE KINO.—Memonil Barvioet, will Us held at 1 p.m. on Friday at Lh-i Tarhsh Oiurjii, And at ElxsK-ier (C,) Chapod.

CRICCIETH. VISITORS.—Several visitors aruved hero for Whitsuntide. MEMORIAL WINDOWS.—Two handsome stalled windows vseie unveiiled at St. De<iruo\'a Church on Friday, in memory of the lzto Miss Fi&er, who was for many years in charge of the G.F.S. Home of Rest here. The decv:»aeed --t7 was higiily eswionted- The Von. Aroiideaoon Lloyd Jon.ag lueAd a short, preliminary aarvice be- fore un veiling- the wiradenvi.

HOLYHEAD. OORRECTION. Iii tlw rC £ K>rt of the County Gc-u-rt action oi R. L. Junes a id Tho-utae Nouiic, which appeared in cnir last, issue, a pruvter'a erar crept in. The ainount of judgm-ent waa ill 19s 6d, and not i.7 19s 7d as stated; the amount of judjrment bøin;r th?rofo."<e juft tox- penoe short oi the ainount required to ca>rrj costs. PROCLA M ATION CEIŒIÜOXY. The Proclamation of King G.xvr^e V. took phco at Holyhead on Friday eveniiug, iwnid i-cenes of great t-itlrusia^m, jnuagled wi-tn sor- row. The men.-b'>rs and officials of the Urban District L ounc.l, tcgeUitu* Mith the local Terri- torials and band, c<»uncillorK, Boy Scouts, school children, aid the general public, fe&ernbied at tb.s Iowa Hall, wiKie a procession wii formed, which wended its way to Victoria Square. Hew a platform had b-&n erected in front of too office of Mr T. R. Evans, clerk to the Council. A huge coioc-urt»fc> of people gathered in tho Square, and so £ reat was the criiih that the tail end of thj proter-ion formed by the scliool children oould g.ct no nearer than "the bottom of Mount Pleasant hill. After « fai.i.fare sounded on the trumpets, the Chairman of tha Council lilr W. J. Wiiiiame) call^-d ubjou Mr W. D. Jones. C.C., to read the Que.j.n MotWa inesiajre to tho nation. The Cha rnian then read the Proclamation, leiny foi lowed by Mr R. Mon Wjllioms. who repeated it in tht. ver- nacular. The trumtelers then sounded anoth«i fanfare. th;.s beiriff followed l:y a very heart* rendering of the National Anthem ?nd cheers for the new King. Tlie proceedings' thea tee- rond. BORTOYFIiLJX SAILING BOAT OLUB first race of the F<-aecn took rdace on o» turd ay, starting at 3 p.m. Th; following boats took part:—Tiirtbrel, Mr Richard Morris; Blue_Jaoket. Captain E. R. Molv ckstry Alana, Mr be. i Griffitli, Wlute Heather. Admiral J. ,ir Burr; Velocity, Captain T. G. Clay. liK-re was a fre.-h wind from the North-Kai t, witii a lurripv wweil. After a well sailed raoa the boats finished in the following order 1. Boie Jacket; 2. Timbre], 3, White Heather; 4, Alana; 5, Velocity. In oonjunetian with the above the following steamers.' boat« «ailed over t-he outer eourst- *ni| iinished as fo'low: 1, Edith- 2, Hib^nS'; 3 C.:Tr,r>ra (on t^»? allowance); 4. Slieve Bawui* 5. S.ievemore. A great deal of intercr-t is in thesa races, which will be continued evcrv Saturday t-ftemeon durir.g the su-ro-mer months. The foiievvirsr e-entkmen officiated: Mf, John Griffith. T JoHirison, 0. William* <tL*id Captain Rx-iwuixi lli-oniaa.

The East Dorset election was on Saurday d8 clared void, rm tlja ground of CKoessive expendi- ture oil behalf of Captain the Hon. F. Guest (L.), who is thereby unseated. None of the other charges were sustained, and Captain Guest W88 acquitted on aul personal oharges.

-u_ .=: G oo(1 Wi f e brings Sunligiit^isift |& into the Home MB \Y/E strive to make the Home of Sunlight as fair a picture u £ >-« •« Bp/gST aSM W I "'can be—as fair as the home where Sunlight Soap is used ||| ti :^Jf) £ & jr iSr \1 (k'I'l should be. In the home—Sunlight Soap ensures cleanliness at fffl 41 nwmi jpi1 the works—-cleanliness is ensured for Sunlight Soap. 3 t The name LEVER on Soap is a guarantee of Purity and Excellence. s 81

EGLWYSBACH. FAIR DAY.—The annual hiring fair, known as "Ffair Galaninai," watj hold here on Wocin-es- day, last v/ee-k. A large crowd attended. Very little business was done in the selling of boasts. Buyers were scarce, and the stock shown was not up to the usual stmnd'ard, which no doubt waa nminily due to the unusual shortage of fodder in the district. A few yearlings changed hands at prices ranging from £ 5 15.3 ff;7 ICs. There was no deniand for milch cows. The chief busirjese was an tlie hiring of farm hands for the year; and a great many youths from 15 to 20 years oM were hired at wages ranging from £ 15 to JE25 and teamsters even up to £ 33 for the year.

GLANCONWAY. BOWLING.—ITie newly-formed bowling club contin-ueii to increase its new iiK-mbeirshiip, and to-day (Wednesday) the club will play their first match at home with the Colwyn Bay Constitu- t,ional Club. On Saturday they journey to Llandudno.

HOLYV/ELL. DREAD OF TIIE "ITOIUSE.At Friday's meeting of the Board of Guardians there was reported the. dleatih of EJ,:en Moses, aged 80, of Holywell, a.11 out-pau{>&r, who lived in a small hoiue by herself and, was accidentally burnt to death the pievious Sunday night- The Rev. Dr. Oliver said ho had been with the old woman urging her to go into the workhouse, but she re- fused. Unfortunately she had a wrong notion of the workhouse- She thought if she came there liho was coming to eFe. The ClhaiTnian iiad sho oonic hoie it wouid have beon the means of saving- bar life. The Clerk: To outsiders ihe guardians are to blaane, by tiioio who don't kn. iw the eircu ii Lit illices--that they Oiaght to have excroised sui>er vision. Dr. Oliver: Ihe guardiang trieod to gtet her to coine to tho house. The Chairman: Y ill, we tried everything. WORKHOUSE INMATES WHO GET DRUNK.—At Friday's moeting Guardians tlie Workhouse Master reported that an inmate named GaI.8,gbffi- wont out the other day and re- turned drunk. with a bottle of rum in his pocket. Ho added that frequently when inmates went out, they returned drunk- The Rev. Dr. Oliver said there were complaints in ChO town a.bout paupers going out and getting drunk, and people wondorod how it was they were allowed to go back to tho house in a state of drunkenness. The man Galjaghor was brought before the Board, and the Chairman asked 'him where ho got the hot tie of rum. Gallagher: I did not know I had got it. The Cbai'rro'an: 1 hen you •must have been drunk (laughter). The man was cautioned as to his future conduct.

LLANDUDNO COUNCIL MEETING POSTPOJ\'D.-Th monthly meeting of the Urban District Council which was arranged for Friday has been post ponod to Monday next. ponod to Monday next. POSTPONEMENT OF SALE.-The sale cf building la.nd on the West Shore, announced in our advertising columns last week to take place on the 20th inst., has been postponed to the 27tll inst. ST. PAUL'S CHU11CH.—-On Whit-Sunday morning the service was "Te Deun" and "Jubilate" (Sullivan in D), and the anthem "O! for a closer walk with God" (Mylos Fos- ter). TIie Vicar preached at t-he Evensong, when th-ø "Magnificat" and the "NIUlC Dixndt- tis" (Ruimett in FI, and th" an then i "Eye hath not seein" wa.s sung. G.F.S.—The ladies of the G.F.S. have ;1p- cided t.ha.t in, consequence of the death oi his Majesty King Edward, the anniversary a.nd "At Home" will not take place this year. Queen Mary and the Queen Mo their are pat- ron and vice-patron respectively of the So- ciety. ) CAPTURE OF A MARTEN.—A fine spcei- men of this rare animal has beem captured -in the vicinity of the Great Orme's Head. It has been sent to a taxidermitst, and will eventually be placed among other interesting curiosities in the new Free Librarv. THE COTTAGE HOSPITAL.- the blJow- ing gifts liave been reeoived at the Sarah Nicol Memorial Cottage Hospital daring the past month, and the Board of Management return their best thanks for same:—Vege- tables, Mrs E. W. Jofhnson fresh eggs, Mr Kldd; papers, Mrs Siblev; papers and two books, Mr Holden; flowers, Mrs Platt; two bags of Spanish onions, Mrs Wamwright; bridal bouquet, Mrs J. L. Nea-1; and the Little Oj-me Quarry collection of .£1 63 2d.— A. M. Felton, secretary. THE WEATHER.—During the week end- ing May 15tih, Llandudno experienced 57} liours of bright sunshine. The rainfall was 0.540 inches. LLANDUDNO AUTUMN CONCERTS COMMITTEE. A meeting of tho committee appointed to arrange for the continuation of the Llan. dudno Pier Concerts, from October 10th next until October 30th, was heid last week. Mr William Arnold presided. It was reported that Mr Walter Ha.igh would act as usual as conductor, and that the orchestra would con- sist of twenty instrumentalists. A numoer of popular vocalists were engaged, includ- ing Mr James Coleman, baritone; Miss Mar- ion Bflcley, contnu to; Miss Loui e James, soprano; Mrs Ord Charter, soprano; and negotiations we.re authorised with Mr Emlyn Davies, baritone, a.nd others. Mr James Ghilcott, a popular humorist, was engaged for three mights, aud ;.t is hoped also to se- cure a return visit from Mr Leslie Harris. On October 15th, the Musical Festival a.r- ranged for by the committee will take place, at which substantial prizes will be offered for choral singing and vocal and instrumental eolos. On Wednesday, October 19th, the Llandudno Amateur Operatic Society intend to perfom the Gilbert and Sullivan opera, "Trial by Jury," as tlie second part of the concert programme. Promises of subscrip- tions towards the concerts continue to come in, and there are now over 300 subscribers names on the list, the total amount promised, for which tickets for the concerts will bo allocated at special rates, be.ng ^-60. The expens-p's of tlie season, however, wi.I be quite X600. and it is hoped tha.t the amount pro- mised will be increased shortly to over X300.

Stevenson and ai-o Gilbort Murry's transla- tions of Euripides should form the mam su.b- j.eets. The inaugural address will be given by the Preeide-nt on October llth. THE "EXCELSIOR" SWIMMING CLUB. -At the annual meeting, to-day week, tho ac- counts for last season werte c-onsidered. No balance in hand is shown, but inasmuch as B10 bad boon paid off tihe debt involved by the erection of the ]iad:es' paÚ, tiie position is one of progress. Tho meeting decided bo ask Mr Charles Reynolds to become prctsident. st year's president (M.r Dicken) and the vice- presidents were thanked for their interest in the club and Mr R. Hughes-Jones, who as trea- surer for tome years, has assisted the club a icreat deal, was heartily thanked and re app.ointed. The club, with iregiet, accepted the resignatiori of the secretary, Mr E. H. Pyart, and appointed Mir Herbert Sc hone Id in his place. The following were eloctoo as com- mittee Messrs G. Brooko, F. Bond, R. Blain, R, Jones A. Smale, H. J. Kay, W. Sohcfield, E. H. Pyart and A. H. Summers, with the Misses D. and W. Dore to represent the ladies. Strong hopes are entertained that the club will emerge free, or almost free, of debt at .the ■e^<* of this season if past members will again rady round the committee and bring others La. It is a useful institution, and worthy of everyone s support. PUBLIC IIALL.—This weeks programme at the Public Hall abounds with good things. A subjoct of the strong dramatic order is entitled "Judgment." A Wyoming ranch, conflict be- tween hot-headod Westerners and Easterners, quarrels with half-breed; and Mexicans, and p, I splendid rocky mountain scenery, combined with a good quality of iiim, make this a fine dra.nia. "The Minister's Daughter" is a tale of a n striking a. 'd pathetic kind, introducing beauti- ful pastoral scenery, religious, ceremonial, and a popular finale. "French Army Manoeuvres" givoi U3 a'so some views of the ill-fated airship "k Republic,ue." "A Trip through Jersey" is instructive and attractive. Other subjects which make up a moist diverting programme a.re "The Gamekeeper's Dauighter," "Ihe Lie," "Kingdom of Lilliput." etc.—Cor. THE WEDNESDAY FOOTBALL CLUB.— The local Wednesday Football Club hav.e had a most successful ton, and their prospects for the future are of the brightest. The balance- sheet, which has j'mt been issued, how, that the expendituro for the pa t season amounted to £ 13 14 6d. a,rd the receipts to £ 15 2s, thus leaving a balance in ha.nd of E2 7" 54d. Mr George Mason, the secretary, in the course of his annual report, says:—"Ou,r petition in the Wednesday League table was second, and it is our ambition to improve on thi3 next oeascn. In the Dunoan Cup competition wo were de- feated in the semi-final tie by Llandudno Cor- inthian.3, at Lla.ndudno, by 3 goals to 1. The number of matches played and results during the season were a^ follow: Played, 15; won. 9; lost. 5; drawn, 1; goals for, 47; goals against, 20 WEDDING.—At the YVekh Baptist Chapel, Llanelian, on Thursday, the Rev. Thomas Ro- berts officiating, Mr Edwin Owen Roberts, of Colwyn Ray, w if married to Miss Amy Jomc3, Cohvvn Bav. Mr John Jones, Bryn Elian, acted as bast man, ami the bridesmaid was Miss Kate Roberts, Elian View, Colwyn Bav. BULLDOG ATTACKS A PONY.—Consider- able excitement was caused at the top of Green- field-road on Saturday evenirsg, when a pony, attached to a cart, whrch was standing near the pavement, was suddenly attacked by a bulldog. The legs of the pony are said to have been somewhat badly injured. VISITORS AT COLWNY BAY TANDDERWEN (Mrs E. Francis Evans). Mrs aad Miss Huml, (.liorltou-cum-Haruy. Mr and Mr* Wink field, Di<tsbury. M.iz-ii Ida Wiiiikfiekl, do. Miss Tniuwngley. Fallowfio'd, Mauciicster. CAPESTHORNE TOWERS. H. Thomons, Esq., Mandieste.r. It. Clarke, Dublin. X. Miss Clarke, do. Mastor Clarke and nuroe, dlo. K. Hooper, Esq., Uaiidnworfch. Mrs Hooper, do. Miss J. llcoper, do. A. Keoling, KSIJ., do. Mrs Keeling, clu. A. J. Brown, Esq., TiptoOlIl. Bacon, E.-q., Maneheetej Mrs Bacan, do. J. lliarpe, Esq., and cJiauffetrr, Karnsley. Mrs and Miss Thorpe, do. S:vnkey, Esq., Bikatan. A. Pearoe, Esq., Heaton Chapel. Mrs and Miss Peeirce, do. Mrs (iotwh, Birmingliaiii.