The Welsh Coast Pioneer and Review for North Cambria

LLANDUDNO JUNCTION. aSS ARTIFICIAL TET'lTH try Kay and Son*. Llandudno Junction every Thursday, 4.30, at Mr Jones, chemist. Call and ask ^J^rices. 23730p ^OOVVLING CHAMPION.— Mr William Wil- B.A., headmaster of Pensarn National and captain of the Llandudno Bowling gj., has won the club championship for the by 2i^Jnei' ^iSL't'T1fe R T. Jones in the frnal to 11. He has previously won outriglit the Cb^F61" C'UP' and will now hold the ""Wall Owen ia*l«nge Oiip" for the year, and also receive medal. REY. DR. OWEN DAYIES, of Car- ■on, ig announced to preach at Horeb Baptist Chapel, on Sunday next. V has been quite «. rge influx of visitors to the Junction thk. k, and there is every indication that t-he d^rict> is fast gaining popularity as a holi- "y centre.^ BUILDINGS.—It is understood that «ral new houses are shortly to be erected Drive. Mr Hill has already ijj^^Eced building some well-designed villas ^his pleasant quarter. IMPROVEMENTS.—The Conway ^"P^ration have effected a decided improve- of n. Junction by tarring the surface the main road right up to the borough g^ndarv. It now only remains for the ^Uirfcy Council to continue the work through 51 ,r&la*in<ler of the village, find thus com- oe1¿ 3- much-needed improvement. This fc*a!r! be COTISjdûlyd a great boon by the to, whose premises adjoin the main Retirement.—'This week, Mr Job wn- s> ticket-examiner at Llandudno Junction, 0n a l>eri-?''on> after having been in the j^yae of the London and North-Western Jjj.1 v^y Company for a period of forty years. j« VY illiams acted as station-master at- Jji^S-kton Hall, Hope, Trsfnant, Rhewl, and e&p^Wn^a' during the past few years he was 35 ^i-ckeWsaminer at Llandudno unction.

LLYSFAEN. POLICING OF LLYSFAEN. In conse- eis' °° ^i0 ^-K>ca'' Groveminent Board's de- that the parish of Livsfaen is to re- 1Ji a portion of the county of Carnarvon, m view of the Home Secretary having asentod to the increase of the Carnarvon- force by one constable, to enable the qj tbmjmttee to take over the policing l^the parish, the officers of the Denbighshire £ have now bte'n withdrawn, and Polico- ^^stable Williams, of LJandudno, took of the parish under the orders of the P^ty-Chief Constable of the Carnarvonshire ^^tabulary, on Saturday. It is the inten- the police authority to erect a police »n the parish, with a residence for a ^^ied constable and a lo<k-up. In the ^^•Qtime any prisouers there will 8 v° to bo taken to Conway, a distance of jQie eight miles, and ail proceedings before agist rates will have to be taken for the llof10 Conway or Llandudno Court, hitherto, so that the °D of the Board is placing the inhabitants » f- good deal of inconvenience, and adding '■he expenditure of the county.

LLANDUDNO. WILL.—The late Rev. C. T. Ashlov left t'lt4th valuod at £ 1,822. ^ENGLISH PIIESBYTERIAN CHURCH. — Suadoy, at the Ungiish Presbyterian daiaxia, R-ev. Wm. Phillips, M.A., preached at the tnQrn;jng services, and in the evening a special Vtjc servica waa oondUKited by the Rev. g^tbony Towers and the Re-v. W. Phillips. r^h s;-rvi°ev; wwre weill attended. j^THE NEW POSTMASTER. — Mr John av"id Jone6, late of Carmarthen, entered lI.PO:n his duties as postmaster of Llandudno, ,a Moaday, in succession to Mr Wyard, who been appointed postmaster of Warring- Å CRICKETER'S SUGGESTION.—A cor- ^spondent, signing himeelf "Enthusiiatit," wrrteg;—"The Llandudno Cricket Club is at Present doing- remarkably well, and each attracts a good number of spectators. <io not for a moment wish to complain, but if public spirit is to be fostered, and <nicket brought up to the standard that all f^otisiasts wyuld like to see, I feel sure that a few comfortable seats placed on the ground j?^d be thoroughly appreciated by all. y^quently, two or three hundred spectators rj^ernble, but the seating accommodation is .adequate. I ani aware that this would cost oney, and venture to suggest that a bazaar Qr. concert might be arranged in order to raise the necessary funds." ""ANDUDNO AS A CYCLING CENTRE" the title of an interesting article., by Mr J- Ruckes, in the current iesue of the gists' Touring Club Gazette." The states that "Llandudno is a town that J^tept beautifully clean; the local authori- are imbued with the most up-to-date r^as with regard to the comfort and pl«ea- bTe of their visitors." With regard to tie coaoerts, the writer states that tbe pro- L'r4DI--j,es given "rival anything carried out the Queen's Hall, London." _^fiICKET.—The Llandudno Cricket Club's Sxtum on Saturday was with Mostyn, on the of the latter. The visiting team i_ 158 in the first innings, and Mostyn made 91 for eight wickets when play Hartley, t.be Llandudno professional, eight wickets, all clean bowled, for 40 ^Uns. ENGLISH SERVICES AT EBENElER ERAPEL -The first of the annual series of ^«g:Iish will be held at Ebeneaer Wesley an CTiapel, on Sunday, when P*>bertB, pastor, will preach lJ>oth the morning and evening services ^WEDNESDAY'S WEATHER. After the tcrous weather experienced during the earlier of the week, six hours' bright sunshine, ac- panied, by moderate westerly breezes, was a Joyed on Wednesday. There was a maximum W ^era',ure 'n shade of 65, and a minimum M. The barometer was steady at 29.800. CBLTIC CHURCH SERVICES.—The opon- (V ^^vwes at St. Tudno's Church on the Groai Head were largely attended on Sunday. ancient Celtio Church was founded in the Sixth Century by St. Tudno. Portions wore built about the Eleventh Century, and exten- sions were made in the 15th Century. The church was restored in 1855 and in 1906-7. All expenses in connection with the same are defray- ed by voluntary contributions. Services will be held in the open-air next Sunday as follows:— Matins and sermon at 11 a.m., and evensong and sermon at 6 p.m. PRES-LA lAlTON.—At Holy Trinity Church House, the Rector (the Rev. Llewelyn R. Hughes, M.A.) presided ovür a meeting of sidesmen and Church officers for the purpose of making a presentation to Mr J. Wyard, late postmaster of Llandudno, who is lrov- ing the district. The Rector said that they had met together to offer Mr Wyard a small token of the great esteem in which he was held by them, and to show how much they valued, his consistent sc-rviees to the Church during all the years he resided at Llandudno. the presentation was in no sense a public testimonial, though they were pleased that Mr Wyard's services had been recognised by the highest authorities of the Government in his department. They simply wished him to take with him a memento of his connection with the Church at Llandudno.—Dr. Dalton, in making the presentation, said he hoped that when the time came for Mr Wyard to retire, he would follow the example of a for- mer postmaster oii Llandudno, by taking up his residence again in the town. Dr. Dalton then handed to Mr Wyard a handsome solid silver inkstand, bearing the following inscrip- tion :—"Presented to Mr J. Wyard by the clergy, Church officers, and sidesmen of Holy Trinity Church, Llandudno, July 17th, 1910." BOATS DAMAGED BY THE GALE. A s-svcre gale blew over Llandudno on Monday night, when the huge waves dash- ing against the rocks of the Great Orme formed a magnificent spectacle which was watched by thousands of visitors who lined the beach. The terrific north-westerly wind continued throughout the night. The boatmen had brought their boats right on the Promenade for safety, but so strong was the gale that it carried four rowing boats from the Promenade right into the sea, and dashed them against the sea wall. The boats belonged to Messrs Joseph Jones, J. Francis Jones, Thomas Parry, and James Williams. During the night the telegraph wires were also damaged with th-e result that communi- cation between the Gloddaeth-street Office and the General Office was completely discon- nected. Communication between the Chief Office and Liverpool was also stopped for the greater part of Tuesday. MIRIAM YR OGOF. Mrs Miriam Jones, better known as "Miriam yr Ogof." who, with her daughter and grand- dittighter, reside in a cottage at Go-garth, on the western slopes of the Great (tone's Head, re- oouitily celebrated her 91st birthday. She for- morly lived with her late husbaaid, Mr Isaac I Jones, in a, cave which is now within the grounds ctf the residence of Judgie Parry, of the Man- chester County Court, and she there became the mother of fifteen children, who ail lived and who turned out to be sturdy men and- women. The cave consisted of two fairly spacious com- partments, and in front of it was a good piece of garden ground. For many years a shilling1 a year rent was paid to the Eowcsi-asiioal Com- missioners. When the Marine Drive was constructed in 1879 it cut through the beat piece of Miriam's garden, and the cottage where the old lady now lives being then vacant, the Jones family moved into it, and were well compensated for giving up their cave and the Land they had tilled. Mrs. Jones a.nd her husband both worked at the OCll- eliructiocQ of the Marine Drive, which being now the property of the D-i.-tr.iot Council, wiiJ shortly be d'eclared froe of t.o:i.s for p-'viestrians. She* assisted, her husband in his calling as a fisher- man, and lias generally led a vtsry industrious lile. lo-day sne seams qniito hale, and is gene- rally to be seen seated outside her white-washed ooctage dispensing g-jnger beer to the folk who, making their circuit of the Great Onne, are glad of the opportunity of quenching their thirst at her Little stail. COUNTY SCHOOL: AWARD OF S^IIOL Mt- SHIPS. A meeting of the Governors of the Llandudno aad Conway County School was held on Tuesday, Councillor T. v\ Griffith, J.P. (chairman) pre- siding. The othor members present wore: Rev. Llewelyn R. Hughes, M.A., Rev. John Raymond, Alderman Robert Roberts, J.P., Alderman John Owen, Dr. M. J. Morgan (Conway), Councillor Ralph Fisher, Messrs John Roberts (Bryncelyn) and D. Thomas, together with the Headmaster (Mr J. Archer Thompson, M.A.), and the Clerk (Mr J. J. Marks). The Headmaster reported that, out of the 35 scholarships already awarded, three pupils were leaving the school at the end of the present term, which left eleven scholarships to be awarded at that meeting. The following were the scholarships awarded:— 1, H. Irvon Jones, Lloyd-street Council School; 2, Dons Pilbeam, Dyffryn-road Council School; 3, Percy Healcy, St. George's Church of England School; 4, Blodwen Williams, Dylfryn-road Coun- cil School; 5, D. Wynne Roberts, Lloyd-street Council School; 6, Stanley Levis, Dvffryn-road Council School; 7, Miriam Williams, Dyffryn- road Council School; 8, D. Morris Griffith, Con- way Church of England School; 9, Blodwen Owen, Dyffryn-road Council School; 10, 0. Jones, Lloyd-street Council School; 11, R. J. Williams, Llandudno Junction Council School. An application for evening cookery classes during the autumn and winter months was re- ferred to a sub-committee. The statement of accounts for the year ending March, 1910, was submitted by the Clerk and approved of. NEW ORGAN OF ST. PAUL'S. To-day (TUiiursday) the cfedimlion ceremony will take place at St. Paul's Church of tihe new organ given, by Mrs Waichi at a cost of £11000. At three ajid eight recitals wtli bo given by Dr. A. L. Peace, orgaaicst of St. George's Hall, Liverpool. In the afternoon tlhere will be a. abort service of Dedication at three o'clock, followed by the recital, when the programme will be:— Overture to the Oratorio "Saad" (Handel); Cihoral, witih Viariiatioais, E flat (H. Smart); Concert Fanta^a, foit the Organ, No. 2 (A. L. Peaoø); (a), Aa),ciaato Drave; (b), con brio; (1) Pastorale, A major (E. T. Chipp); (2), Fugue, D major (J. E. Eberlih); (1) Air. "Holsworthy Church Bells;" (2), Choral-Song and. Fugnie (S. S. Wesley); Contemplation, G flat major (F. Cappoci); "War March of PriewtB" ("Athalie") (MemdelssoiMi); Hymn, BenedietknL Tltere will be a short eventing service at 8, a-nd a. second recital by Dr. Peace. Programme: Organ Concerto. D "major (Handel); Andante with Variations, A major (from a Symphony, in D) (Haydn.); Sonata. De Camera (No 1) (A. L. Pe; (1), Altegro; (2).. Romania; (3), Allegro m; (1), Theme with Variations and Finale, "0 Saaaetissdma" (2), Festal Mairch, E major (E. T. Qhapp); PTelde wi4 Fugue, D major (No 3, Vol. 4, Peter's Edition) (J. S. Bach); Introdwotiotn amd Theme, with Varda- tiicns, A. major (A. F. Hestso); Offcrtario, E fiat major (from the Collection of Organ Pieoee. Book 12) (G. Monandi); Jnbilee Overture (Weber); Hymn, Benediction. The organ is a magnificent instmimenft ejec- tedI by Messrs HiD and San, of London. It poaeeeses three manuals, oompass of each C to C, 61 notes, andi pedals oompase C to F, 30 notes. Pedal: Organ: Baas Quwitt (rc»ultaari). 32 feet; open diapason, 16 feet; bourdon, 15 feet; I baas fiisfces, 8 feet. Choir Organ: Dulciana, 8 feet; salkicwial, 8 feet; leibliok g<adockt, 8 feet; suabe and flute, 4 feet; picoodo, 2 feet; clarinet (lowest B flat), 8 feet. Great Organ.; Double diapason (rood and motal closed bass).. 16 feet; open dtapaaon (No. 1), 8 feet; open diapason. (No. 2), 8 feet; hohl flute, 8 feet; cdtave, 4 feet; 'harmonic flute, 4 feet; fifteenth, 6 feet; mixture throe ranks; posaune, 8 feet; ileee combina- tion pistons to groat and ped'aJs. The combina- tion pedals to ditto. Swell Organ: Godec-kt, 16 feet; gei-g^n, 8 foct; cciio gajnba, 8 feet; vocc oefcstes (o), 8 feet; roihr and flute, 8 feet; principal. 4 fed; fift>3enth, 2 feet; mixture (three ranks); horn, 8 feet; oboe, 8 feet; clarion, 4 feet. T-bree combination pistons and throe combination pedals to swell. Couplers: Choir to pedal, gTeat to pedal, swell to pedal swell to great, sweil to choir, sivell to oct-avo. The origan is iniade of the finest Hill tubular pneumatic action throughout.

LLANELIAN. LLANELIAN PARISH CHURCH. — An English service will be held next, Sunday .t 10.45.—27947p OOMMERCIA-I.M,r Llewelyn Lloyd, of Gwyndy, has be-en appointed manager of the Ma\poie Daily Company's branch at Blaenau Festuiiojj.

LATEST NEWS. THE BISHOPRICS BILL. In the. Lords, the Bishoprics Bill, She object of which i< to enable big Majesty in Council to make ord&rs for the foundation of new bishoprics, was read a second time.

LIBERALS AND DENBIGH BOROUGHS. A meeting- of the Council of the Libe- ral party in the Denbigh Borough as held yesterda,y in the Liberal Club, Den- bigh. A discussion took place in refer once to the selection of a candidate to aucceeid Mr Clement Edwards, and it was eventually decideu to rvier the whole matter to a selection committee. No mames of prospective candidates weri) mentioned.

Mrs CrosiieUI, Colwyn Bay, opened a successful gurdfeu iete ai daii coiiyvuy yesterdiay.

SIR CHARLES MoLAREN. Sir Charles McLaren, who has paired for the rest of the mseion, leaves London j to-day for the Continent. I I

LLANRWST. i 1 RELIGIOUS SERVICES. The following will officiate ait I different pkioea of worship ilext Sun.d;ay: Oh>uich: 10.30 a.m. and 6 p.rn., Wei-jti Services. St. Mary's Ciiurch: 11 a.m. and 6 p.m., En. g 1i; ¡cervÎ08'3. Scion (C.M.): Rev. J. Will son Roberts, Ynys Har. Scot-iand^strect (C.M.): Mr K Rolx»rts, Brym- bo. Horeb (W.): Rev. W. Lloyd Da-vies. Tabemao'.e (C.): 10 a.m., Rev. W. C. Wil- liams, Ebcnezor (C): 6 axm., Pra-yer Meeting. Peii-icoi; (B.): Mr iiuiuphi-cy;, FcsitinDo^. Roman Catholic (CambrO;Braton Mision^: Holy Communiion at 8.30 a-m-, Parochial Mass at 11 a.m., W-eiih Devotions a.t 6.30 p.m.—G. 1r.L Trebaoi, O.M.I. OUR LOCAL REPRESENTATIVE is Mr Chambers, 5, Poplar Grove, to whom all com- munications should be addressed, and who will also receive orders for the "North Wales Chronicle." SEION C.M. CIIAPFjL.—The Rev. Llewelyn Lloyd officiated on Sunday, in p.Boe of the Rev. S. T. Joines, Conway. NEW MAGISTRATE. Mr Francis Fox, -k:,Li,n Bank, Wimbledon, took the oarii as a uiagi-Tlrato for tlie division at the pe^sty sessions on Monday. PETTY" SESSIONS. At th-nse eoTsiona on Miffi-ilay, before Mr O. Isgoed Jones, R-o^vland Rowlands, Soof.'and-rttroet, ivi6 fined 2s &d and costs for being drunk on July 15th. YOUNG PEOPLE'S CONVENTION, It has, J:,¡11 decided to hokl tlie annual convention at Conway on October 5th, when Mr W. Jones, M.P., wiil preside. ANGLING. After the recent heavy rainp the Canway riv.er has baon in excellent condi- tion for anvtn-, several good catches being re- corded. PERSONAL. —The Rev. J. Morgan and fiamdly left on Tuesday for their holidays. The Rev. W. Thomas and fa.miy, and Mr D. J. WflbanM ami family liauve also left for Carnar- von. Mr Rdbart Wiiliams, Gwydr House, re- turned on Tuesday from Harrognte. Mr and Mrs Maurice Jonios, Caa*narvan, are staying at the Council School House. Mr Jonas, Gwv-dr House, is eti' indisposed. HOLIDAYS—T:>o County School broke up yeg'erday for the holidays. OBITUARY.—The death took pliace a few dayn ago of Mr Chdwd:adtr Roberts, Pias Isa, at tihe age of 29. The deceased, who had be<m in ill Imw th for eeye~al months, is survived by a widow and one child. T K* interment will take at Seion (C.M.) Cemetery, on Saturday, at 2.30 p.m.-rlla death occurred on Sunday of :M ><' Lizzie Owen,. diauglyter of OounciiLor David Owen, Maes Mawr, L^Ln-ddaget, atyr a linger- inig illness. The funerail took ptaee yesterday, the body bci interred in the Soar Ctaa,p?i Cemetery, Lla-r. ,0t ANGLING.- H. E. Bikicicwall angling in the on Saturday landed seven sewin weiizhiing 3t.: l1i. PERSONAL.—Mr R- Wiffiaum, King's Head Temperance Hotel, who recently under- went an operation at the Southern Hospital, Liverpool, ,;6 progrciS9:i"g fr.yourably. THE NEW cul Rev. Jcmkint Janes, tbe new ourat.e, entered cm his dtuiieii he--a on S'lsnday. ANGLING.—On Tuesday a visiter fishing by G<r.vw B ¡-i¿p:f< a saJ;nx»n vveig-hflng 7! libs. On the suirio day Mt John Uobarfo caiu«ilit tieverail troftst of 1 lb. and u.nd<e.r, tt^^her wum. 5UUJle (<eVi.jn that weighed 3 lbs. Mr F. G. Parry a1-o landed thc-ee s-Mv;n weiiigliu; 2^ lbs., 4 lbo. and' 5 libs, respectively.

C' T.) cnT.WYN, PEP SON AL.—The R.ev. U. A. ond Mrs Richards ioturn from their holiday to-morrow (Friday). ORGANIST.— M,r E. Artfcrur Mwris. A.R.C.O., orgauit amd cihoinn3Stl21r of St. John's CSm-roh, gttve an ongan rccit<al astea* the even- PODK on Snixlay- He ,rerwhrod excerpts from the wxxrkfe of Bach, P eyel, Dubois, Small wood,, and Sullivan. Nl,r Dchjes O Neil, of London^ smj; laost exquisitely, "Cojub isruto me (liaib- tenf, is a Gre^enbiill" (G<*u>noil), and "The HcJy CVity" (Adam?). There was a orowdied conigreg^ation, and the recittil was gro&t- ly apprccifcated. An oifce-iory waB taken Qiii aid of the Tower Building Fund. Mr Morris formerly at the- MaimbeK and h^ just &ueoir*xkxi Dr. Coy as or-gAnist tn tine Chuaxsh. ST. JOHN'S CHURCH (ENGLIS-Rev. J. Griffiths, vicar:-ll a.m., Service and Sermon; 6.30 p.m., Service and Sermon; Thursday, 7 p.m., Servioe and Sermon. SCH CLASTIC.—it is under.-rcocd that David .Xmh-n M<( s. aga eleven, son of Mir Mo&s, of the Powt Office^ Odd Ocfiwyn, has won a Couasfay Schortl whoiairshdp. H, name appears, eiecoml on the litt for WiCRt Denbagi^v.-hnire. M'ÛS8 is a Kwiiit te'o'Ttg^kg to the 1st Coiwyn Bay QUOITING COMPEITIION.—On Satur- day, in favourable weather, a capital exhibi- tion of quoiting was given here, when c-ven local experts were competing —Arthur Jones, David Griffiths, John Ellis, W. Frederick Jones, William Thomas, David Roberts, and William Jones (Bryniau Adda). The com- petition was keen, but W. Fred Jones do- feated such a consistent play-er as J. Ellis. D. Roberts was in excellent form, but the most prominent of the lot was the well- known "Bryniau Adda." The final result was as follows:—1, Wm. Jones (medallist); 2 W. Frederick Jones; 3, David Roberts. The Quoiting Club is increas.ing in popular- ity in the district. THE PROMENADE: AN OPEN LETTER. "A Ratepayer" addresses the following letter:—"To Messrs Davies and Hoskins, re- presentatives of Old Colwyn ratepayers,—In vÍÆw of the very inclement weather experi- enced here these last days, aaid in pity for the numerous visitors who honour our town, but who are continually exposed and harassed in their visits to the shore, we implore, you to do all vou can to immediately remedy this state of affairs, and demand of the Council an ad-equate number of shelters on this sec- tion of the Promenade. To deprive this por- tion of the customary cnterta n.m:cnt'; is bad enough, but to provoke our well-wishers by denying them the ordinary comforts in en- joying sea-air in all weathers is most dis- agreeable, and« £ fact which, as an old rate- pa-yer told mie the other day, will teU most seriously on the rates, and g-onerate ill..a.dve-r- tisememt of our town for the future. The ratepayers are not unaware of your efforts in the past, an4 of the rosy promisee given you of late, but our class of visitor6 are above being consoled with promises; they expect straightforward, advanced, and adequate catering for them, worthy of their sup- port."

PENMAEN M A WJT THE TERRITORIAIjS.—Tiae local company of the Territorials left for camp a-t Aberys- twyth on Sa-fcordfiy. They wore in command of Captain Jsinkrns- arid wtrre up to the established strength, muBt-oriag 107. A large TIIumbm- of roji<fent» witnessed their d'cparuune by a special traai. THE PARISH CHURCHYARD—The work of putting tlie Pariah Ohiuroitviard im order is now proceeding. Many of the graves bear no mark of retx^ratooin wha/tever. Md the Vicar desires owners of graven to identify theim, and also to tidy them. Many of (.he tomb, have evidently not I o earned for yearo. SUNDAY SCHOOL ANNIVERSARY.—'The anniversary of tfuø Sqmciarv School in oanaection with the English Weeieyan Churon was cele- brated on SMndxy. Mr J. H. Brind'ey, Bata- y gOT, prreached two sermort- at the mornriitg and evening servioss, aa:d a sp-aciau 9ervioe was held in the afbamoom. when th«-> -cho!a,rs, teadhera, aDd parects, sascag apDropriate h vnua, SACRED STUDY.—ArBeohw^dd branch of tho Church of F/n,glar,-i Soc-tity for Sa-cred Study, held its quart.&r. r->etirag at the V icar- see to-day (Tfauoeday) week. The werden (Rev. J. W. Roberta, iticar of Coawvay) presided, amd them vace adso presecat Rev. GraffitJi Mutthie'w^, vLoar of Pcjimaanmawir; Rev. Robart Jooks, rector of GyfBn; Rev. Ben Joaee, vicar of P^Ksroachno; Rev. J. Davieo, Conway; Rev. E. Liimiey, Inland;ffidnw, and the Rev. Syrsnet JoneB, Ca Curig. A most iitet-rudive paper. dq at considflrrable length with the subject^, Au- thority and the Scriptures," was read by blie Vicar of Capal Gurig, ai-ed a dieousasoin fsji- lowcdt, in which all pexwem took peril 'Ebo next moeiing of the b.-fukii will be held at the OCIh- way Vica-rago in Seotera-bar. NOVEL GOLF COMPETITION.—The oem- mittee of the PesnroaenmiawT Golf Club It&v-s decidad upon a novo! golf coropetitrkm to be held upon the r^vvlv-orwi'i-xl nine-bote couirse, d'uriiag August Bank HoMsJa-y week. Havifng been presssbod with a rna.m,:fioont silver chaL leciige cup in memory of tthcdr first president, the late Mr Owen Owesis, they have decided that the fcrctxhy shtd- be oompeted for diwimg next w-eek. The initial plav ^Kk'l be by pbroki s, and will oxtend from -BLi-k--Hohd-ay to the faiiowirsg Fndly. Go.m;>ctitors &t>& to ijaye too option of taking out aa mam-y cards ag they please durillg the five days at an orrtaranoe fco of Ia }>er card, but not exceedmig one day. The players re. turnir^r the four best nett on thr^ 6th Auguvt, S-,itarday, w-l ] compete for the (honour of appoarirsig in tlse final, whaah wiiil œk. place on the same afternoon. 'J'loØ final wii take p under xraarfdi pilay condifciomR, over eighteen hoks. and the- name of the wirsraer will be en- graved on the cup. Th<e winner wili a.:so re- ceive half the lees axxnjm'Uf'ated in the imu.ial .^iroke com-p^ti'.h.on^ 25 tur cent, gv^drng to tho other finalist. NATIONAL SCrHOOI^S: EXCELLENT REPORT. The reort, of the Diocesan Inepector, Rev. D. J. Jones, on the work done! at the Penmaen- niaw-r Natioraal Sdhoois diurirsg the recent Scrip, feure exam LriaticrE, k a riui-t favourable one. The number of certificates granted are: Mixed school. 10 special oert'ficabes, 54 firat-clafe cer. tdfioates, 56 secood-cksB oai-tifioalet-, 67 tliird- oori'iijoaies. The ten speci.al ocrtificates at tlse mnxed <c.o1 are awarnled' to Ett-a Margaret WiVisums, Owcra Henry Jones. Katie Huighia^, Willie Cl.iffe, Trevor Jong Wm. Jones, John Eiias WilWmx Albert H'uighes. Ilorbert Jones, Maggie M. Williams.:—Inicijjts' echco!: 47 fi-st- oiafiB oertifioartes, 38 secrmd-ciafiis, 33 t,.h iiA -ass cortificatei. With jvtpard to the mixed school the inspector wrubss:—"The wholo 8",11::1 bu. is fol lowed in this rohool. and camr,uil ciill e'eveir teaching is given in cach department. The majority of the children answeovid rightlv and an the a-?>kcd by tlie ex- aminer. Their knkowledgie of Old end New Testament bLtorv was particniariy ooifoct-. Tlie Church cflteehi'^m had a!so roceived adequate at- tention tibrmiighofiit the ec-liool." Referring to infants' fehool, Mr Janes fi'-iys: —"Tlie children rn the throe groups into which this school J6 divi.ded acqawt^ed fihomrelves vvfl-v \vo!1} at the exaniinatiorL They had b-rien oarefuKy instructed in Old and New Ta;tn.menit history, and answered ilie qu^vt'om ■asked rightly an ¿.in.t(,g'{T1I'J'y. "Pctev sarug sweetly, n.nd TOjxxrfxsd wrwctly the prestcribed poitions of in tlie Chjurch oate^hrjjm. Diligent end clever teaohsng must hnve ly--4-n m'wn throu^liaut the year to aeon,ire sueh a good rc,ftllt."

• RHOS-ON-SEA. RHOS-ON-SEA GOLF CLUB. Mrs Henry Goid-mrjtb. IIak>- Mrs and M iwV'Goudssraifih, do. Mrs and F, PVxwe'l, Hinldey. Mr D. Ibboteon, illak. Mr Wild, do. Mr

I 1 RE FKIW. THE ELL/v. iUC LIGHT hes been hustai'led in the ,Ik0:.e Vuo, Hotel, tb-e es-sierai ccni;>riaing 120 lr(,§?:>t3, SPECIAL SERMON.—Mr Ucyd Davkv, Abarhon<i-iu, preached at Ebenezor (C.) Cbapeu Gin Ttus-xhy evendrrg. VISITORS.—A 1rur,,g-e nsmibetr of vi-diors are cxpo^iied next week, moat of t;iie rooms in both the Belle Hotel and the private hou.)ec, havirug been a'roudv takon. SCRIPTURAL EXAMINATIONS.—The foL !<av-r.ig rem val oertificaijos for Scripturail know- ledge at the EbenewT (C.) OiJlaAtd on Sunday -T evening:—Samuel Wiliaane, Caeocoh; W. Jones, Tan-voo-ed, a,<:«1 M-em Roberts, Brynafon. TilE WELDS.—The oonoesrts a.t. the wells are WIf:>J.: patrom-.sed diiiiy, a Mir uobm-ti- of liver- pool, being very enitertanniing wath his comio songs. THE CEMETERY.—At a meeting of the Boirial Board, on Tlrursdlajy evencnig, the tr-nd^r of Mr W. Roberts. Talybfait, for the rejwiiing of the cerneter-y wa'5 was afw^ted. PERSONAL.—The Rev. Henry Jane; and, fa.nty-v left on Thursday for Nevan for a. holiday. CXH A PEL OPENING.—Tlie new Peniel (C.M.) Ohipfl will be opencsd on. Augimt 22ndi, 23rd, and 24th, when fehw falowing will offioia-te:— PrinciTsal Prv«. AberystAvytih; Revs. J. Wd- iiajrj-, Brv-n rilCnc; J. J. Roberts (Mo Oa,rrvi;r- von); W. Thomais L'aimvtst; W. Jonc«, Conway, and Plvan Davies. Trefriw.

DENBIGH. ITilPS.—The m-em'bere of th-c Church of England's Men's Society had an outing to Brvntrellyn, on Thursday. On the same day, Mrs Humphrey Roberts' Sunday School class at the Wefeh Church drove to Connah's Quay, where they received a h-e-arty welcome from the Vicar, the Rev. E. J. Davies, and Mrs DavLee, who entertained them to tea. Caer- wya Church was visited en route. THE TERRITORIALS.—The local company of the 4th Battalion Royal Welsh Fusiliers left town, on Saturday, for Aberystwyth, where the annual encampment takes place. Capt-ain dough was in command. A fatigue party had left a few days. previously, under Sergoant-Instructor J. Pays. MuSlCAL.—Ixx al music teachers have boon successful in passing several pupils in recent exaininat OBS. Tho pupils of Miss E. A. Ro- berts, R.AJi., passed in the Manchester Centre, namely, Cordelia Jones, Heullan; Margnerita lluniphrfys, Love-lane; end Master D. Hugh Jones, Gastje-hill. One of Mr Alex. Bellamy—Emmie Green, daughter of Mr Norman ;Green,—wnt through a Col- wyn Bay examination and Miss Anwyl got three through at Colwyn Bay: Nancy Thomas, Eunice Jones, and Sally Jones,—all of Rhvl. DEATH A.BROAD.-News is to hand of the death at Epoliki, Oakland, New Zealand, of Mr Harry Jones, tailor, son of the late Mr Richard Jones, stonemason, Chapel-etroet, at the age of 32 years. He emigrated to South Africa eleven years ago, and saw service wdth Lord Kitchener's Scouts, during the war, gaining a medal with five bars. He subse- quently spent some time in Australia, and eventually started business in New Zealand. Throe brothers and three sisters mourn his loss. DEATH OF A WELL-KNOWN TERRI- T"RLAL.-Tlio funeral took place, on Thurs- day, of Mr Wm. Jones, Wesley Yard, who died at the age of 32 years. He was the son of the late Mr Wm. Jones, painter, who had pained considerable reputation as a harp- pu 1011 ist, and who himself passed away about three months ago. Mr Jones was for 16 years a member of the Volunteer Force, and subse- quently joined the Territorials, being a pro- minent member of the band. r., HOSPITAL SATURDAY.—It has been do cid"d to make a house-to-house collection in aid of the Infirmary this year, instead of having the usual stands in the streets. Mrs Tumour and Miss J. C. Lloyd Williams have been appointed joint secretaries and trea- surers. The neighbouring towns will be cau- vassed in the same manner.

HOLYWELL. DIED AT BREAKFAST. On Saturday jaoming, just as MIs Ann Williams, wife of Mr David Williams, Old Gate House, Saith- ffynon, near Holywell, was sitting- down to breakfast, she fell back and died. She was fifty-two years of age, and leaves a young fam-ily. COUNTY SCHOOL.—At a meeting of the Governors of the County School, on Satur- day, the foll-owing scholarships were awarded upon the result of the recent Flintshire en- trance scholarship examnation:-Tw-,o "Rich- ard Muspratt" scholarships, X6 each, one con- fined to the borough of Flint and the. other op-2n: Violet C. Jones, Flint Council School (725 marks out of 850, and highest in the county), and Herbert G. Foulkes, same school. Scholars from elemeii tary schools in the County School area, two scholarships of £ 6, awarded to Arthur Jones, Halkyn Church of Engand, and Annie Price, Flint Council. Scholars from schools with an average atten- dance of over 75, Y-5 to Elspeth Ardern, Flint Church of England; < £ 4 to Isabel Douglas Ross, BagLIt Council and £ 3 to John James Jones, Bagillt Council. Scholars from school with average attendance of under 75, £ 5 to Margaret H. Owens, Ysceifiog National. To scholars under 12 years of ago, £ 5 to Maggie Brown, Flint Council School; y4 to Cecil Evans, Holywell Council; and £ 3 to Janet Jones. Bagillt Council NEW BUILDINGS.—The Holyweal Rural District, Council have epproved plajis .Tabmitted for a new parish room at Sougihron, No ill. op, to be baiit aatd; presented! to the parish by Mr J. Hdon Banlces. K.C., Chancellor of the Diocese of St, Asaph, in memory of his son, the late Mr 1 J. E. E. Bankes. Plans were also passed for a mission claurch at Northop Hall. PAUPER BURIALS. The Board of Guardians have recently been faced with a d-ffioultv in finding room in the cemetery at Houywejl for paupers dying in the workhouse, mving- to the overcrowded state- of the .cemetery. The Uiban Council have now porovded a new oenieiery, and the oierk to the board was direc- ted to inquire from the Urban Council the onarge which the, would make for burials there- 1T! ,rojrr j workhouse. At Friday's meeting' ot toe board a reply was rcccdved to the effect tnat. rhe Council v.x>uki allow the board the exclusive right to bitty in three of tlie ooraora ?n ° 03111 etery at Is 6d per square yorcL, or Pf1 ffj^ve-spaoe, which -would admit of three bur,als.—The Rev. Dr. Oliver: That is like putr-n-g" Uorv s a place for paupers."—Mr S. i-<io_vd thought tne guardians mi.gfnt provide a bun ai ground themselves in the land thev v,'ere going to buy close to the workhouse, but it was pou.fced out this land was next to dwellings, and not be used for such a purpose —Mr v\ ebster thought to bury the paupers in corners of tlie- cemetery like this would be treating t-iem as if they were not really ,Ima,n. 01, Tnat was the impression I had.—Mr ietr.c: Someone will have to oocupy diese corncrs. matter was deferred to -the neact board.

RUTHFN SCHOLASTIC.—Miss Jennie Evans, vour:g- est daughter of Mr and Mrs W. R. Evans, Haulfre, has taken her B.A. degree at Ban- gor Uni versity. Miss Myii Thomas, daup-hter ° Castix?-street, has also ta.ken a diploma, and is now an Associate of the -KoyaJ Coiiop"c of A"rfc? THIES^-SOULS.-lla taking down tho Old Fire Station, one of the workmen came aCiOas a vah. with the r- 'owing inscription npon it,: Dated Jann h, i%71. A very co.c day. Hie captain ordered a quart of 10a aie from the Lion Vaults.—Robert G. Joy ce^ captain Wm. Green Cjunr.), 2nd Lieu- tenant^ Thomas Williams, joiner, made this Doara pxe "discovery" will adorn the ii^w Pine Station. w3E^IN(lr^,St' Peter'e Church, on J0hn Price- Mr James Wi^'o lu1-' was,married Miss Maggie --1 ams, Rinhm, who was given away by S ^a?ier' Mls& MaT7 Williams at- Mr Edwards, Brymbo, acted as best man. The Warden of Ruthan and tlie ilev^ H Humphreys, rxctor of .IIen,lan, officiated. The wedding hr.ak- 5 fast was s>?rvfd at the bride's hom^ and subsequently Mr and Mrs Price left for Cric- cieth. c v'Ilt THE COUNTY .SCHOOL—TIh. annual ™- urnon m oonnectjon »--ti this school took P, on, Tliunsday. Tea was provided bv the Headmistress (Miss Rowlands), followed by a11 open-air WTieert. Sccnes from Thomas Hardy s Under the Greeaiwood Tr- wroe a^ted those taking part being;—M Miss Morgan, M.A., Miss Jones, B. C, Miss nughes, B.A., Miss Ed-th Evans, Miss Dora Tho nas, Miss G. Maysmor Gee, Miss Dot WiJiams, Mi«s J. Glvnne Jones, Miss Annie Jones, Miss Anane Fielding. Mis.s Lucv For- d"r. and Miss Hilda Davies. On Friday the oomnanv left i„ l.rako, f„r pdto for a picnic; and Saturday was devoted to a tennis tournament between the former and present pupils.

RHYL. MUSRJAL.—-Mr Peter Edwards (Pçdr Alaw) will be the sole adjudicator of the vocal music at the Swansea Oddfellows Cen- W^ary festivities, on Monday and Tuesday ROYAL ALip £ .ANDRA HOSPITAL.-The lon-u-v^aiig gifts have bean reoetiyed, and are :~105 ew* and fioMcrs Holywuii and Flower Service; let- tuces, Mrs Oonwy Boil; rhubarb, etc.. Mrs ^<x>&c-benr -cs. Mr Storey FA T AL lUDE FROM RHYL.-A verdict oi nc d^a. torn nciiiomiiage, through the rup- ture ot a fcuooa v-essei botw-cen the sta-p and bram, probacy the resuit of ove-r-exeriion, waa PBUimcxi at a.n inquest hod at Digi. cm Tiies- aa<y riig/it, re.mtavc to the death of John Sbuttie- wort-h, aged tiity iour, of Darvvx-n. Deceased had teen -pen<iir5« lies Iwiidavs at Rhyl, and was returning home on Saturday on hu h'ev-'e ni oanipawy v.-urh his fathor.in-kw, when Jro f^M from nraartirae near Leigh Workhouse, after iMw-isg rawden oev-enty inilos against the wand. Aid was au.msnaned, but tihe deceased died on the roamvity. Tjip, liOLIDA YS.-Rltyl is boolting up well lor tiie holidays, and a. great q^iian-titv af ad- va.nce -ugga^e has am'vod itri tho town. THE GALE.—Although thij. dastriot fcH the ful; force of uiie gale on Monday and Tuesday evening very iittie damage was" done, bict a gireat q-tirin nity of was blown on to the P1"OlneIJJaœ. THINKING OF THE COWS.—One of the reciioiiei advAneed in a milk pro.ooutaon ca.t;oC at the Pcwoe U,u.rt, on Tueed'ay, for mn adjourn- ment; was thut the cows had to be milked and a> the court was mtomg late it was not fair to tbe cows that t}*-■>r atteruiasife shooild be kept in court beyond im-fcing tame. The case was ac- cord xr-rjy adjourned. SERVANTS AND DRINK.-The pcALce have of boen eoiii-ewliat troijfilod Ijv servants getong drtmk. Several of thesrv young woiruan have been before the Bench, and smaii firnee have been -ripa--d and promises to refona nsaile. ref (>z-m SLDDEN DEATH.-Thiis woek there ihae passed .v a. we^l-kriowrt chairacteu* a-n the per- son of Mr Wm. Henry Wright, a,ged 39. The de-c-^tcscd, who had been eonnoutcd with the d strict for about i.0 years, h,.in-^d frcsn Lrveirjxxid. He was better known as "Bily Wright." On Monday he oa, jed at a friend's ii K i rll:r;oi_ stroet, and az ke-d to be allowed to lie on the as lie did not feci welll. The lad who answered tlie door left him on the sofa., and on returning horne later found that he W63 dead. Dr. Goodwin had been at tor-ding the doc^virxvl, snd or. rcociving lu? loriort, the Coroner did not con- sider an inquest nerr-ssary. LOST AND FOUND.—On Tuesday, Rhyl was visatod by a number of excuiraon particti,<irjc'being the St. Mary's Parish Churoh S"U2iday School, Chester. The party arrived by train a.t 11 a.m.. and while Mrs 'Richards, of 4, B*r:i.ve-road, Hand Ches^^r, W38 waiting up High- street with her little gsnL Enneiy, aged five I years the iittLe one was massed. A. searoh wap made, but no tkisngs of her ooukl be fownd. Th,a pol)oe NNere wA]a. and a seaardh ."a3 made. Heariiig that a dhdki had been seen on the way to Rhuddl'&n P.C. Haggsoe proceeded there, and in the evecaig found the wand^r-er sLttiag by bhe sid-e erf the river at Rirydyddaudd wr Farm. When the chiid was brcaight back to Rhyl there wae natura^y nazo.1, rejoicing-, not only on the part of the parent* but also amongst her friends. It is supposed that the chikl loot her way, and continued to wailk until her progre, wa-s stayed, by the .river. ACCHJENTS.—The.re have b xn revcrai narrow escape, this week with bicycles and motors in the crowded streets, but fortunately no serious results have iKippan-od. Ocanjplaiints are made to tihe groat amount of iUToni .e cyd]s",¡; ill the town, w-ho, a offi-rcspondent states, ar not <stiy a danger to themselves in the crowded streets, but- to the drn-ers cl vehicfea. THE TOWN BAND.—The Rhyl Town Baoo. has paid to Prestatyn, and thcir scrvxses have boon inaioh appcreciated. THE LAKE.—Tihe water has now been let into the Marine Lake, and boating has agaan be,e,n T-esanie-d. SWIMMING.—There 5n a g-yod enrtiry for The North Wales Amateur Cham*pjocshi?s at the bathe this eventing, when a gaia is to be held by the Rhyl Ckib.

ST. ASAPH. CATHEDRAL SERVICES. I July 50. Saturday. I 3.15: Service, Mann in. E. An&hem, 1511, redianfc moon hath passsxl away" (Woodward). Daily—Matsus, 8.15 arn- Evensong, 3.15 p.m. Holy Days and Saints' Days—Celecfrajtion of Holy Communion, 8-15 ajn. SUNDAY (Decani). July 3.L 10th Sunday after Trinity. 8.15: Holy Comaminion, LLO: Matans. Service: Whitfield in E. n Bill (8): "His salvation is nigh" (Stemdaie BannettJ. Litany. HyaraB: 244, 247. Pread": The Hov. W. IL Fiebcher, Canon-in-Residesnoe. 3.30: Service, Martai in B flat. Aisfchem: 758, "He wutc?L«ig' over Israel" (Memk-lssothn). 6-15: H\3D2ia, 242, 529, 517, 296. Preacher: The Rev. D. C. Owen. Collection: Cathedral Miscellaneous Expen- se6. TERRITORIALS.—-A number of TeezTtaraaJB left the e-ity on Sunday monriing for their anmrai! vamp at Aberystwyth* 011 emg a. oontcngect of the city's Army Servioe Corps Wt by the 7.50 a. for the sbxob camp. THE RIVERS.—Owing to the ocatimrafi rQiiai the rivera have been again flooded, whdeh aaxgurs well for anglers, but no doubt it will iriairiper the Qjorts with the otter houads, wl10 are ex- pected hece next I

I SCHOOL SPOKTS AT HHYL. ROUGH WEATHER AFFECTS THE ATTENDANCE. The annual sports in connection with Epworth College, K-iryi, wetre hold on Sairosxiay in vary rofugh weather, wiis-ah. no doubt, aliooticd the aa- temiajoce, and caiu^ed the curta«±meait of true l>r<j^ramme SOIDeW2øt. 'l1;e. bc aoiars; and staff of the schood, however, made- thtir gue&ts as ooanfoitabiie au possible under the cirounistanoe^ aad the ovenie were wei. coui,3Sted. The offi- caab were as ik) w: Prcwirdent, Mr J. 0. Beartie; judges, Messrs C. A. Pauls, E. Wad- d on, J. H. liaise-dec, and J. E. Creek; a. Mr J. H. Kemptcm; timekeeper, Mr F. Gray; handieaT->per& the Meters; lion, secretary, Mr J. P. Hodgson; stewards, Meijtsrs D. Coiuer, S. A. S. Maiirui, J. W. Farrcw, S. B. Slater, J. K. dark, T. E. Forshaw, J. Ratdiifle, M. B. Lea, R. Clark, W. W.Wil, H. S. Hol't., and A. R. Speakman. Tho result was an follow I Champ-oiishap oomixytiikais.—-Individual (the winner to noicf for the year a chaiiengie cup pne- senfced by Mrs Beattie): Senior, Clark (i); juauoc, Ijea^ Form: Fifth, \\i>ich holds for the year the challenge shield presented by the Old Association. IiuKhe race (open): 1, Jones (ii); 2, Walton. Junior: 1, Lea; 2, Start. Hhmowing csnicket ball (open): 1, Farrow; 2, Clarke (i). JtLmeor: 1, e; 2, Percy (ii). 100 yards race (oipcn): 1. Wiulton; 2; Jomes (S). Junaor: 1, Le-a; 2, Percy (ii). I High juirrpti (oi>?n): 1, Clarke (ii); 2, HodjgsoBi. Jmnor: 1, Percy; 2, Lea. I 440 yards raocs (open): 1, Hunt; 2, Jones (il) j 3, Waiton. Junior: 1, Lea; 2, Shrm. J: 1, Oarke (ii); 2, Jones (is). Longr jrampis (open.): 1, (is); 2. Jones (ii). Jn-niotr: 1, Lea; 2. Percy (ii). 100 yamds handicap (uixter 15): 1, Pye; 2j_ Bdigo. 880 yards (open): 1, Clarke (i); 2, Wailian; 3* Coiiiier (i). J'liiiior: 1, Lea; 2, Rosa. Oid boys raoø: 1. Henthorne. Egg and s'poon race: 1, WiHiarns (ii); 2. Mai kin (i tQ. Obstacle raccs (open): 1, Roper; 2, OkurJte (i); 3, Percy (i). Junior: 1. McGownn; 2, Lea; 3, Murray. 220 yard3 handicap: 1, Clarke; 2, Wiifliamsj 3, Jones (li). Poiiatoo race: 1. Murray; 2, Bevaai; 3, Ralev (ii). Miilo walk handicap: 1, Clarke (ii); 2, Green; 3, Humt Siack race: 1, Murray; 2, Walton; 3, RiJey. SwjnmiBf;.—Senior: 1, Oai-ke (i); 2, CoBaBf (i). Junior: 1. Rhmdell; 2, Rosel. At the close Mrs Malkin di^tribirted' the prizm and tOO company were then er ^ruained to tea m the cti-iiinz hall by MJrB ixa-t-iie.

LORD MOSTYN'S LAND. REMARKABLE PARISH COUNCIL DISCUSSION. At tOO meeting of fhe Whitford Parish Coun- cil, Mr W. H. Hammond, chairman, pressing, t}*e question of the ownership of Llyn GalLcE, a strip of land between M.)il Polioe Station and Ffynnongroew, and reaching from, the Ches- ter and Iloiylw^ai'l railway to Mostyn Park wall, was brought forward on a motion ^krirh-ted by Mr Tliomas Jones, Mostyn, that the Council in- vest, gate- the matter. Since he had given notice, Mr Thonuu# Jones observed, an action bad been he-ard before Judge Moss at Holywell County Court, but he hoped that the decision then, given was not. going to influence tho Council, but that tlwy would carry out their duty and investigate Hie matter. The Clerk: Are you prepared with £100 to in- vestigate the title? Mr Thomas Willinirls: The recent county court case proved the ownership of the land. Mr Thomas Jones: It has not. been proved. We know what Judge Moss's decision was. The Chairman: I think it was in favour of the Mostyn estate. We must be careful not to make ourdelves liable to a big expense. Mr Thomas Joins said they laew the owner- ship of the place had been in dispute for years. He considered that Ixffd Mostyn should pro- duce title deeds vo the Council. The Clerk said the Parish Council oould not move at all in calling upon anyone to produce evidanoe of ownership of property. If tT<e was any encroechmcnt upon roadside waste or common the Pariah Council could apply to tfbe District Council. Mr John Tliomas said they were bold that the land was obtained in the time of James 1. From history lIe (Mr Thomas) learned that James 1. was a King in Sootland. Whaf had he to do with the land in Waks? The Chairman; The grant holds good, all the sad I to. Mr Careen: Perhaps Mr Mostyn can give us his views upon the subject. The Hon. Bdwurd Mostyn: The only thing I can say is that the Mostyn estate claims both strips of Land. That claim has been proved. Mr T. Jones proposed that the Parish Oouncil petition, the Rural District Council to take the matter in hand. .Mr T. Williams moved an. amendment that, the question having been decided by a recent civil action, the matter be not further dLseussed. Mr A. Carson seoond-ed the amendment, which was carried by 6 votes to 4.

At the quarterly meeting of the Mercantile Marine Service A on Tuesday, an al- teration was urged in the shipping laws whereby (some guarantee would be given that the mas- ters and officers af channel and coasting v were competent. Mr F. N. Pryoe. B.A., a native of WoJrahpociL has beoan appointed an assistant master to teach ciaesjcs and general subiec-Ls at the Abe-rvst-sqih Cootnty Sohoo', aod Mr D. J. Davies, B.A., Ph.D., as a^Hfcsnifc m'astor in French and Ger- man. A cloud of "smolce" whicSi appeared to be rising from the catheda-al tower at Belgrade was found, when the fire brigade arrived, to be a large ekister of Inc. itüs, compact at tDe base and tapering towards the top.

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