The Welsh Coast Pioneer and Review for North Cambria

THE PIER CONCERTS. The attendances at the LLandudno Pier erts is being Troll maintain-od each even- ly tli.is week. The >Pier Company are to ba '0o'igrafruLated upon tsheir commendable Ln prevailing ¡upo'n Mr Art/bur W. ayne to extend iiio period of his conductor- lP this year. Thia itS admittedly a. step in .e. riglit direction, and should materially t th.e (movement for the (extension of the Teflon, at Llandudno. I'n .theordinaiy course ?* events, Mr Payne would liave terminated eonductorsliip oi' tJie Pier Orchestra this y«ar on September 24&h, ,but lie willl now ex- his et>aeon until October 81 A, "when the S^enty-tliird special coabcert will be k'sld. £ ^Q vain-able services of Ma* Payne have also (or the eea-son oi 1911. 'i Ins ^UotmoenieBt will be (received with much gtatitieation by the numerous patrons of the ■andudno Pier iCon-certe, and bv th? town rnera.Hy « • 3 On..e of the features of the spccial eonoert yeveuing was flue intioduction of fnew gtrbj oet by (Mr J. H. Foulds, entitled, Pnefn-cli Holiday Sketches'' (Op. 22), (which as conducted by the compe,ser-M,r Foulds, principal 'oaLknst of tho Llandudno Or- 'i he Suite, which consists of four was compiled during a tour on Oontioiicait in the spring oi this year, first moveauent, "Las Zouaves," rccords impression made upon the composer by celebrated French Regiment of "Zou- at a military revue -n.,ear Paris. The ^°°iid, ""Notre Dame," the appnoiuch and en- ^aaee into .the noble Cathedral of Notae The tHiird moTemc-iit, "Refrain Ro- Jcco," is written in the quaint and homely of most of the folk-songs of Provence; rjtal'3 the dast describes an exiiiiara-ting galop ^iXKigh tho Forests otf Milan, and brings Suite to a brilliant coaicJufiion. The Or- ~^stra gave a most effective interpretation ?* tibe new work, and it appealed to be very appreciated by the audience. In j^ditiooi to Mr Foulds' new work, the Or- r^Rtra contributed & splendid programme, al tsuch iavouri-te compositions as Ber- "H-irngarian March" (from "Faust"); 5*J8siTiiJis overture to "William Tell;" j^Unod/s selection "Faust;" Tschaikowsky's V^itz, "Eugen Onegin;" Rachmaninoff's -^r6j-U<le. By special request they played tnagnifioent style "Allegro Con Gtrazaa "Allegro Molto Vivace," from Tschai- *°w?ky \s ••'patihetique Symphony." vocali»ts were Madam Glceson-White, Wc.l-kiL-ov. n "Fji-gfl-iiah prima donna, ajid ROSLIL& Beynon, both of whom are es- "^Wished favourites at these concerts. MadameXileeeoii-White eeLocted as her first 5^°*ber Gounod's waltz-soag, "Rcwnieo et *^Jjet'te," in wliiich her bril'Viant soprano was heard to great advantage. After Diosfc affective Dendering, slue responded to ^tea-mrnied i«oall with "AH (Soul's Hay," 5? Larsoai. AfteT the imterval, Madame j^son-Wh.ite sang two songs—"SnowJ' (S. and "It "was a Lover and his Lass" (Eric Jj^ies), with splendid inte r p net at ion. "^ftec an «n<thiifiiastic demand for encore, Mada-rne G&aeison-White responded i*4th tlie ever-grcon Scotch ballad "Bobin "Adaix." « » • E^xiijia Rcynon, a. aharming contralto t, who hub gain-ed di^tin.ction on tlie '^eraitic gStage, a*i well as at fhe leading Lon- S**1 axxd provincial CoDoeorts, optned with aria, "Softly .awakes my heaai," "Sarcusoai et DeliHaii"). Siio gave an t T-d-iugl and responded to a re- e"41 wrath Nevin's .popular song, "Mighty Libe ■lioee." In the ovmnd part of the concert, Bteynon delighted her audience witih OltiwWs song, "May-day," and gave a 71'ery effective and pleasing t riwlcj in g of "n the birds go North." (WiiJlobv), as an ft-oore. Miss Bcynjon was tiie vocalist for winaiaidetr of the week, and among her st eiloxts were "Tlie Promise of Life" wo'weG), "The Children's Home" (Oowen), T^Iy Rose" /tLajigfry), "A Ballad of Kisses" ^wnierville), '■'Carmeai" (Bizet), etc. » • On Moiiday evening, Mi,* Dorothy Knight, y* cl-ever young violinist, playe-1 Connelli's i'olia," in which she displayed cxyn- 'Pderabis brilliance and technique, as well as maeSscxly eorytrol of her instrument. She *,ag loudly recadlied for a weli-m^'rited per- fettaaiico. • • *J^a Thursday evening, Mr Ernest Jones, ^gfaajst of JJtrarhos Parish OhwrcJi, played tlie Orchestra Jadassohn's "Concerto "o. 2" in F liLinor. Jadaasolm's is one of the leading German rs, but his works aro not so well- fciown in this country as they deserve to be. concerto for pianoforte and orchestra is tthorough modem work, the orchestration ing botSi brilliant and typical of tiic master ^nsicran. -lix J cues gave a good performance, and S^^erves .especial credit for bringing forward 80 work of such interest. He was twice re- Called. « < The orchestral works perfarmoo during too included Wagaer's overture to "Tann- waiii-jer, Winer's vlOrspiel and .Ikibetitod "1 ris-tan" (both of which were givon by reo- flpieiA); Ifecliaikowslcy is finale riom phony in E minor;" Massenet's meditation Thais;" Gomied's judex, from "Mors et ^ta;" theme and variations, from Haydn's "Kaiser Quarteitel>upcr.it's far.taaa, "Men- o^iSdclinmna;" Humpexdink's overture to Hanlsel and Greted Sullivan's incidental ten.sic to "Henry VITI. <SvcneLren s rKuntslcr Canmval." Biaot's No. 2, Caryl'l and Monckton's selec- tion, "Tlie Orchid:" Godin's wa-ltz, "Septem- hre;" Balfu's fantasda, "Satanella; Bos- iso's polka, "IrdoTTal; Fucik's march, "Th Entry of the .Gladiators;" Morxicsfeoilin's <)fvtc-rtui'e, "The ilobridee;" Jayee's waltz, "Vision of Salome; Myddleton's selection of iIrish airs, "The Shamrock;" Beatens' graaid Batioual fantasia, "Albion;" Aæh's "British Patrol; Wilbnei-s' patrol fantasia, "Sum- i mer day in Norway;" Strauss' waltz, "Kaiser," etc. ■9 S « M A 1>A ME KIR KB Y LUNN. Madame Kirkby Lunn, who wcfll be the Principal vocalist at the Pier concerts on Saturday evening, k a native of Manchester, .-d studied at the Royal College of Music Under Signor Visetti. S'he made her operatic bllt in tlise first c-nd only stage ]x>rforman?xv ffin England of Schumann's "Gcnoveva"—that given by the students of the Royal College óIf Music. Last summer Madame Lunn HP- peared ias "Delilali" in "Samsoji and Deii- 4a3i," which wa^ produced at Covent Gaa.-den for the first time. » • » THE PHiNCE'S THEATRE. An interesting fver;rr-« of animated pictures are boifig exhibited ot t-hc Prince's "J'heatre, tihis wesk. Mr Smit-h has decided t>o give an ■feitixe change of picLuircs every Monday iand ^SiuisE<iay in future. THE HAPPY VALLEY IW!NSTRri.S. These popular bilker tainers oonLinne to oat- tract at the liappy \ttiley. They will oon- taaiuc to j/erlorm dai 1 y in the Valley up to the end of the present month. » « « i THE SEA TRIPS. Tlhe weather has bere-n excspticmally favour- le for sailing this week, -and full advantage lias been taken of the various excursions 6wn the Pierhead. Extra sailings be-tjw&aa Llaaidudno and Liverpool are announced for Saturday and Monday next. » « ROLLER SKATING. This popula-r pastinaa ooaitinues to attract large n um bel's to the Hippodrome, beverai new features are dlioilly to be introduced. COMIC FOOTBALL MATCH. Mr Beit Byrney (Meiasrs Adeler and Sut- ton's Pierrots) has arranged a cfomk^cost'uiue football maitch between a team repressd-ting tlhe Pier Pierrots together with tthe ±1 appy Valley Minstep and a team representsg the sltaff of the Gracd Tteatre, on tike Council Field, on Fridtay marking. The whole pro- ceeds will be devoted t-o the funds of the Llandudno Amateurs Football Club. » • OPENING OF THE IFOOTBALL SEASON. 'Phe football »catx>n at Llandudno will be opened oiti Saturday, wihen the Llandudno Aomafteurs Reserves will entertain the Llan- dudno Junction Reserves, in a frieaidly match.

HIGHER STANDARD SCHOOLS FOR CARNARVON AND LLANDUDNO. SCHOOL ACCOMMGDATiON AT LLYSFAEN. A special meeting of the CamarvooBiiire Education Committee was held on S-atuixiay to consider the architect's report on his re- vision of tine plans of tlie pioj-xxsed higiher r, standard school for Carnarvon. Originally it was not intended thalfc the cost of the school, including < £ 900 for. the aite, should exceed £ 6000, but when tenders were invited it was f-ouoo th-alt the Lowest reached a sum not far short of = £ 10,000. By the amended specification it was estimated that a saving of some £ 1400 would be effected, but even this 'scarcely brought the schemte within the linriit.s prescribed at the outset. Mr J. R. Pritchard and Mr Issard Da vies said that the townspeople favoured the erection of a higher standard sehcol, but they seriously doubted if tlooy would counteaianco a scheme whioh would iitean such enonnous expenditure. rlSie Cli Iaixmao questioned the advisability of incurring osucili a large expenditure with- out fi-stt consulting tlie ratepayers oi the town. Tli-a Secretary allowed that in the higher standards of the Council the non-pro- vid-cd schools there were at the present moment 316 children, while tie accommoda- tion proposed in the new seihools only 320. The committee's experience was that with every school wliieth they had built during the l.a.t five years they had been obliged to enlarge A, and enia.j'gemente wlere immeasurably more expensive than new buildings. Mr Issaid Davies confessed that when lie ad vocated the oe-rection of the school he thougihft that by having the building dose to the Oounty School they would be able to sa,ve expense by utilising the laboratory, the cooking-room, and the gymnasium of too latter school. After further discussion it was resolved to consult (the Caria,arvon Town Council before proceeding further witih the scheme. PLANS OF THE LLANDUDNO SCHOOL. On the mosfckm of Mr Ralph Fishier it was also agreed that the plans of the proposed higher standard school at Llandudno should ba completed in time for the County Council 01l the 22nd iii-sit. ,.1:>FAEN SCHOOL ACCOMMODATION. With regard to the provision of additional school accommodation at Lly&faen the com- mittee agreed that instead of building a school at Penmaenrhos for the children who Live in that part of Carnarvonshire :iihe school should be sufficiently large to aococLate tihe younger children residing in that part and the older children from the whole of the parish.

FLINTSHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL. THE IMPROVEMENT OF AGRICULTLME. The quarterly meeting od the Flintshire County Council 'was iWid at Moid yesterday, Mr S. Perks ;(vice-chairman) preajdiug. Mr Hugh Peel, thi moving the minutes of the Main Roads CoimmtSkoe, referred to the Developduent ,ond P--),ad improvement IFunds Act, and fcteid he tliough't they lougÜlt to apply for a iSareof the mousey ;at once. The ^k)Uiity Land Ageiiit reported upon the work that had been done in connection with the .adsninistration of 'tihe Small Holdings and Allotments j\.ets, and .said negtotiations been jiroeeeded wiftfa in refe-i-eaice to 43 dif- ferent Cl!tS of imad, emb racing an .areta of 3207 •acres. He Wad reported u,Fcn 'and valued 2271 acres of land. The itotul area of land purehat-xd was 155 acres 2 roods 17 perchos, aifc ù cost of Ten 'applioants .h-ad hoon supplied direct from landow-ners,with iKmt 80 acres. lI|w<o (.rc--Plm4iGns stood .in the r/ame of Mr H. Peel, tand rdeaJrt -with the matter of funds provided by the Deve leprae at Commissioners for tlhe .impipovensent of live stocK, for j^gr-i- (.'tiltural educapim, and for forestry in Yvalo.i. Mr Omwy Bell socundc-I the. first resolu- tion. Mr Herbert Lewis, M.P., in supporting, id he felt Rune there cjouid be dio .doubt in t'ae minds of the nieanbers of the (Council tfeat they ought to take the fullest possible adviantage of the new encouragements Whileh were being offered fox 'agriculture. He 'had jnet returned from a viart to Norwav. Swe- den, and JJeuniark. He 'noticed in each couutry ilialt remtaj-kable progress had been matde in this respect. Farming was caroied pai "niiKfli more eciea^tiiic lines ithaai it was in this country. They had even been putting soil on the .rock aaid forming new iLand. 'i his 'all sho-,T-d what could be oilrta-ined by -spien- tific system in atgriffi»I-ture. The second resblutdon proposed that a eommitt,ce be formed to administer these funds. Mr P. T. 11-avi jpropoeed 'that tfce following igemtlennen constitute the County Committee:—.Mr .H-ug'h Fed, Mr T. G. Lewis, Mr jProbert-, Couwy'Ikll, Colonel" I'h'iltpy, Mr J. P. Jones, Mr W. Astbury, and Mr Allen. proposition waa carried, and Mr D avjes-Ccyaie s itame wap .a.fLerv¡r.ardB added to tihe 'list, on tho suggestion of Mr ,Ccmwy Belli. On the motion pf Mr Berji-ard Lewis, it was decided tHiit all employes of the Council wtho ûJ.1." members of tlie 'lerritoin-al l-'brce be .allowed leave of abcenoc, in order to atVcid oimiaal tixainrrg, and t,hat while BO absent they be.d ,t(>ir full twages, thefr a:ns«iEice not to be ccmsid" jiacrb of tiieir (holidays.

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RHYL AMUSEMENTS. NEW PAVILION AND MARINE GARDENS. "The Kimonos." who will appear for the first time at the New Pavilion; RJIyJ, next week, have been,4-corin,- enormous successes during the season at Scarborough, Suutheeo, Isle of Wight. Mofoambe, and North of England. The com- pany comprises the following aTtistos: Misa DoroUiy Brown, soprano; Miaj. Violet iccke, contralto; Mise Phyjli^ Mapp, mezzo; Mr Her- bert Ciarke, tenor; Mr Frank Brazier, baritone; Mr Robert TattersaiL ventriloquist and conjurer; and Mr Charles E. Browne, humorist, and Air Frank Lane, under whose direction the company ajtjkoar, u coming personally to Rhyl the above week. Their cliarming Japaneise Ojpexxatr.ta. "KimonQ San," played over 400 nights, always with great approval, and the numbers lie changed tw:œ nightly. lire aeoMid part (,f their lirogi-arijm is of a versatile character, ¡ ',c humorous element introduec^l by Mr Charles E. Browne ¡)pjn of a most | ileasmg and refined nature, whilst Mr TattersaiL, as the "ventrilo- quial irterlude," is a host in him"elf. (howded hou8e should result all the week, and tie inaniwx's on the Tituraday and Saturday should ako be weJl patronised. » • « IlyLCSTR A TED LECTTRK On Sunday night. Mr Oliver G. Pike, F.Z.S., wid give liii ilhi'trated lecture, ''In Birdland with a (Tamera," syrylwis as follows:—IViridJaud, where is it? Two ways of peeing- Birdhundi. The Flight of Birds. A clever water bird, ajid how the young have rides on" their motlier's back. An outlaw of tbo air, his home. Why tlie young Buzzard r.a.t5 his brothers. The story of the Kite. How the Kingfisher oapfeures his ash. Three pictures with a moral. Soane Pictures froaii. Bird-nd for the Children, iutsluding Sie- Snieliing-, T'asting. A!JoThe in the wide, wide world. A disobedient chaifinch. A Marriage on the Rock-t. An adventure on the tree-tops Fort y Winks. A.) jo many oilier pictures fioni Birdlaud. grave a.nd gay, the concluding with the oe,:ebratod set of photographs entitled "Tlie Story of Tw.o Worlds, and what beeaaite of that missing feather. During the lecture the song of the nightingale will bo reproduced by means of the gramophone. ft • THE FINAL SUNDAY CONCERT. For the last. Sunday concert of t.ho sea.-on, Mesors Baling Bros, unnounou a party of ex- oeptioiaal inicrcsu The artistes engaged ore: M. Zacluu^ewitsch, the famous Pobsh violin virtuoso; Mis-> Alys Bateman, the popular prima donna; and Percival Caxratt, pianist. M. Zaeharew it^ch, who is one of the most t^nfiational artistes of the day, was a pupil of the celebrated Bohemian master, Seveil;. and, like Kubeiik, has develoj^ed a technique and command of his iustroxnen'j simitar to tliat oll.e possessed by the great Paganini, whoje ooneerto in D will be indud-ed in the programme. In is interesting tr. note that Tschaikowsky considered Zachar- ewitsch pre eminent among present day virtuosos, an opinion which has bean shared by the most prominent critics in England and the Continent. Alys Batomaji is a most brifliant singer, who has rapidly made her name in this country and in Canada. She is a giziat favourite at the Albert Ilall Sunday Concerts, and has toured extensively in the provinces. Giftxxl with a voice of great compass, she is equally suecessfni in ecelorature songs as in English ballad". Mr Percival Carratt returned from a tour of seventy concerts in South Africa, where he has m-ade a great impression by his playing, as wel as by liis compositions. He ,tudi,d in .&m!-i..1 and Vienna, where he has several reaits.is, and liltor toured in Scandinavia, and tliroaghout Li ngtiand. The programme on Biroday will ajypoal to all miusic lovers, and a. full bourse may oomid-entaiiy be expected. THE PAVILION. Tie programme provided at the Pavilion this week has been a very good one, and the band continues to be a popular feature of the enter- tainments. On Sunday evening there was a handheld concert, which was wer, attended, and during the w-f-ek "Tho Villagers" h-av-o provided a first-class show. » <» « THE AMPHITHEATRE AND THE GARDENS- In the amphitheatre "The Stroking Players" are paying a return visit, and ltave baen fairly wall patronised, whilst in the Olympian Garde/is Messrs Adeler and Sutton's Pierrots are present- ing capital programmes. ♦ QUEEN'S PALACE. In connection with the Queen's Palace and Rink, the Marionette performanoes dclg(A -onsat- urday, but there are no dearth of -aftracticns. I'o-rrtglht there will be a carnival, while on Sat- urday a liockev ma.tllh wiM be pliayed. At the Marine Lake the water chute is running well, and rhere is an excellent picture show and variety entertainment. The carnival and gala announced for to-day ha;5 been postponed unt3 early in October.

WORKING OUT OF CHARITY UNSUCCESSFUL COMPEWSATIOSM CLAIM. At the Holywell County Court, on Tuesday, J'wdge Moss gave his d,-fermd judgmnt in a singular cate isadter tihe Workmen's Compensa- tion Act which recently oa.me before him. The applicant was Robert Edwards, of Afonwen, CwarW)8, a.:t¿ resj>onde..at, Peter Williams, a corn miiler there. It aj ^reared that applioant is a oerncnt woj-kea-, but as work was slack he had to cast about for something to do until he onÜd; resume his regular employment. Respon- dent, "out of the goodness of his heart," as ho himself stated, gave applicant ivork for two or three days to do up his garden, and on the last of those days applicant sliplx,d wihale wheeling1 a wheelbarrow and fractured his ankle; and! he ci.aim0d: from respomctent compensation of 9s a week since the date of the accident, a total of some JE5. In giving judgment, his Honour said the a.p- plicant was oniy working in this garden out of respondent's charity, and be admitted he would bave gone baAcL- to his work the next day if ho could have got it. If that were' so, he could not see how he could be oailed a work mum in the ordinary setise or meaning of the Act, or that [he was anything more than a person in tihe mere casual employment of the respondent. He could not call that regular employment wjfchim the meaning of the Act, and he could not say 11-" was entitled to compensation under the previsions of the Act. The application would 1;.P, therefore, dismissed.

A OAEEH U N. MOTOR 'BUS SERA ICE.— A correspondent writes:—"The parishioners of Caetrimn, and espocÙllly the mskksite in the Roewen district, are P)Batly inDerested prosj>eeti of hav- ing a motor 'bus service parsing till rough be- tween Lland!udho Junotioai and Llanrwst. It is to be hoped that Rjewcai j>eople will urge their rc-pncB3n.tafcives oa the District OouSciJ to be alive to tlie claims of Roewcin for uhe to pass oontigmous to the village, for, if it is dnx^kted to run :it through Ty'nygroes the bulk of the population of Caerhun and Llanbedr xl,"ild be no better off than they are at. present,. T I wr.,3 is IIO doubt, it will be a great boon to this valley, and it is sincerely to be hoped that its advent will not bo long delayed."

GLAN CONWAY. THE ROADS 'l'ARRED.-Th.e' County Council tliis week completed' the work of ta.rring the reads, which is a great improvement, owing to the heavy motor trailic which pais&es daily through the village. VISITORS.—A considerable number of visi- tors are still staying in the village# and the pro- sent .te;tson has boon on the whole an excellent one. The general traffic through, the village lias al.so been heavier this summer than in previous years. POSTPONEMENT OF CONCERT. It is much regretted that owing to this week beinn- the Eisteddfod week, it ht., been foutwl neee-arv to postpone the ontertaiiniient that was to have taken place raerxt Saturday in the schoolroom. The programme with its varied items and humorous sket.e. proinist^d well. Mr Spenoer Bowler, of Liverpool, who had undertaken aU tlie responsi- bility in cciiticciion with tho entertainment, is deewving of the best thaiiks of the community at Glan '^oiwwv and, it is hoped that lie may be able to repeat his kindness at some future tunc A PAINffTNG CONTRACT.-™At tlie CoJl- way Couniy Court, to-clay week, Humphjiey Jones, ItendrewEielod, was the defendant in an act ion brouglit by John and Soicd Ro- oort-s, painters, etc., Llajidudiio, who cLumcd .£17 odd for work done.—For the plain tills i1 was fitaltcd by Mr Hallmark that the work orden-d by Mr-s Jones. Tfoc men s.t to fJJ.Ul ('enway, and ovdci'Ml to do what- ever Mrs Jones told tbem. 'HIl' dcfcjidcnt had b*en given every passible oppartunitv t.o p:?ttle tile matter, CR plaintiffs bad 9CJll detaiied aceoun'U on eleven difiBarent ocoasdons, --For the defence Mr James Porter Cvill.ad Mr U uinphrcy.s J one*, who sa id lie knew nothing very much about tlie matter,— 71, Uoyd Jone«, Conway, said lie had e.v- aminca wh'-3 work, whicli he valued .qjfc liki d. On his advl.se a sum of -212 wate 1 paid into court, and he tdwugiht that a I. generous price, because the house -wee nearly a mile fxom the station.—Hk Honour said he would not be justified da taking any- he would not be justified da taking any- thing on the account, and he grave judgment for the plaintiff for the full amount.

LLANGELYNIN. THE PARISH CHURCH. On Sunday next the Lord Bishop of J arrow )frill preach, at tihoe English service held at the Parish Churuh at tcl-eveu

LLANDUDNO JUNCTION. FOR ARTIFICIAL TEETH try Kay and Son* Attends Llandudno Junction every Thursday, 2.30 to 4.50, at Mr Jones, chemist. Call and ask for prices. 23730p CHARITY AND FOOTBALL.—The Llan- dudno Junction Football dub opened their seaisoin oai Satiaxlay with a pract,ioe match. Ttite ikrwi, beam players won by iiine goals to four. A collection was made on the ground OIIlbciht:à.l'f of the Conway and JJ-i^triet Nureimg AfiS'OcrLatieai, The following te-am has be-an selected by the committee to repre- sent the local club at Llaiaxwst on Saturday next, wheal thie-y play their first League match of the season —G'illet; Tom Jones, "Nü-w" Ellis; W. Evans, W. Roberts (cap- tain), ladid R. Owen; J. R. Jones, J. Hughes, Ernest Parry, Brook-es Evans, and Sam Patrry.

LLANDUDNO. FINED FOR IGNORING SUBPCENA.—At the County Court at Conway, to-day week, Evan Davies, Alexandra^road, and David Ro- beilus, (Back C-aroliiie-street, were eaich tiu. IOs for notapplearing at the court in answer to a subpoeoa. SEQUEL TO À IMOTOR FATALITY.—An application was made :at the (km way Coimty Coiait, on Thursday, by Mr Hallmark under the Workmen's Conrpen&at-ion Act in retapect of the death of-Frank M. Collins, who was killed in a motor accident in Cbifton-roocd at the commencement of the season. The de- ceased left a young widow and live children, and a sunn of E:34 had been paid into court by the employers. The widow now resided in Charlton (Jiout-e, Tottenham Court.road, London. Hus applicatioil was for tihe usual order, that the money be invested, and monthly payments nied-a to the wado'vv. His Honour, GoIter hearing the applicant, ordered the sum of t25 to be paid out to (the widow in addition to tlie iilO -she had already re- ceived, (aw remainder to be invested paid out at the rate of ;93 monthly. A VETERAN BANK MANAGER. — Last week Mr Adoniah ;Evc-n s completed his thirty- eaxltili year as manager of the Me'tro-polit'an Bank at Llandudno. Mr Evans, who has heen auditor to tlie Llandudno Pier Company for many years, is a keen musician, and has composed, several works whi-ch have been com- foraied by the- Pier Orchestra. HOTKEY CLUB.—Ihe following officials of the local hockey club have been elected for the ensuing season:—President, Colonel the Hon. yd Mo&tyn; captain, C. N. Jonos; 1 vics-capta,n, B. Bailey; treasurer, E. P. Morris; secretary, Mervyn Kenyan Grif- t;,w.. A practice maitch will (be played on Saturday nest on the cricket held. THE GRAND HOTEL. Ntr and Mrs (-Iwles W. Here, Who for the past two years have held the positions of man aC--r *nd man- ageress of the Grand Hotel, have been a.p- pointed to the management of the Imperial Hotel, Torquay. Eaarly in the season 'they had thoe honour of eaitertaiaing Lord and Lady Knollys, at the Gil-and Hotel. BetTore their departure Mar and Mrs RoM were pre- eentad by th-e staff of tho hetel with a Diand, some silver Queen Aniie ailermo= tea ser- vice. They will be stMoeadsd i#.t the Graisd Hottel by Mr and Mi's iiachbsuiher, LATA MAN- ager and managerees of tho Hotel Rusti-d, London.. WEDDING. At Holy Treaiity Church, Lltandudiio, u Wedn'es-day, tire nuptials were sojemoiiised of .the Rev. John Hugthes, B.A., Welsh chaplain t Jesus' CoHeae, Oxford, formerly kiuate at Llajidudno, laaid Miss Mar- guerite ALay Bruoate, daughitei- of the late Mr Joseph Broonte, J.I' and of MIs Broome, Eryiiryii. The officiatiaig mimister the Rev. U. R. Hughes, M.A., rector of ilan- dudno, afiisssfeed by the Ven. Archdeacon Mor- g-an, Rev. J. Edwards, vicar of Pwllheli, and TIllie Rev. W. E. Jcaee, senior curate of Lliaji- dudno. Tlie service was fully choral, the briide enteri^ng the dhureb IOCI the arm of Mr Hoenry Broome. Previously Mr C. T. liee lut/d rendered a "Can'ldlene NuptiaJc" (Fricker), and ia niarch by Lackmer. The bridge was attended 'by t'lujce young brides- maids, viz., Miss Alice McKemue, Miss Wmi- fredf Maaisell and Miss Hughes. The bride was attired in ivory .crepe mater re, t-rim-med Brussoi.3 lace, with lta.c,ø veil over orange L) I oaixi myrtle, a>nd she wore a (ii 'I'mond C,I)d pearl siappliire 'necklet, the gift of tlie brddg«PTr«>m, and caiu-ied a stheaf of lilies. The bridei was given away by bcr mcithei', a.nd the bridcgixjom was abtended as best man by his brother, too Rev. Biiehaxd ll-nghes, Brym-bo. After thjo e>erem«iy lJ. reception wa;s held at Erylft-yn. Later the newly marri'od couple left fbr L-oaidon. The bride's t-ravci 1 ing costume wa's of old rose friers, with 'biscuit coloured coliar cm- broider<-d with bla.,ck and gold. Her hat 'was of velvet tniananed ibiocuit cind aatioi bows. PROPERTY SALLS.On Friday Mr T. W. Griffith offered for sale at the Marine Hotel, a villa r-aideice in St. Mary's-road, known as Bryn Ll-wya The fcoirure is Heaselioid for a oorm of 99 years from Dccomber, 1905, subject to a ground rent of £ 5 iCs per annum. There was a numerous company present, and some spirited bi,3din- The first bid was £ 550, and at JE675 the lot Will" declared soM to Mire Joncii, The Manor, Llandudno. Mr J. A. Hindey was the solicitor for the vendor. PRESENTATION. On Friday eveiiiag a pleasant g&tliering took pil-aoe at on Mi,n Room. A large number of friends and weLi- wishers of Tifiw; Broomo were present to witne^ a presertation that was being made to her, ad a token of their rcspecrt .r:.nd in reoognition of the in'.crest she ha.; always taken in them. The Rector presided, iittd, Mr Pi-e-roe Jones and Mr Gresev-Jones spc&e of the help and encourage- ment rendered by Miss Broome. The Rector having thanked Mrs Hanson and- Miss Thomas for callc-cuiiig the subscriptions, asked Miss Broome's acceptance of a -lid silver rose bowl. The Rev. J. Hughes sjjoke on behalf of fid Broome. There were ali-o pre,c;en:t: Mrs Brcomo, LI. Hughes, Rev. W. E. Jones, «md Mr 1Mb da Hughes. The meet ing closed wrth tho Br;nedictioa pronoimocd by the Rector. THEATRICAL FOOTBALL. An interesting footberh match took place in the Council Field on Tuesday, between toaom repre- f'.I.ntillg' the Happy aiey Mn^.treis and the Pier Pierrots. The event was organised by Mr Bert Byrne, of "Tin Gee Gee" fa-mo, and a oolliec- tion was made on the ground, when over JB2 was raised towards the funds of the IJ'andudno Amatewr Football Club. All the p'layeiB were attired in theatrical costumes. Mr Tom Mars- dor. lined up the teams as fdllowe:— Minrtrels: Charles FelIx, goal; Iluglies and Ellis, backs; Howard, Deane, a,ad Huda, half backs; George Snow, Ran. Ghurchii (junr.),, 1. Cardiff (captain), ne3'. Wake&eld, and Harry Vendome, forwards. Pierrots: Bruckshaw, goal; Jeff Vendome anl J. Payne- backs; Bert Byrne, R. Hall, aM Char- lie Bray, half-l>neks; D. Williaras, Li!ew. Joned, Alktt, BilHe Allen, and Sid. Suteiiffc. forwards. The linesmen were OharH-^? Jerome and Hiram Little-wood, of Rcehftsie. In the preience of a large crowd of epectaiers, Miss Liiwton, daughter of Mr Lawton, a direc- tor of the Manchest-sr United Football Club, kicked off. The Pier ids having got possession Charlie Felix was called _trpor. to save in the first minute of the game. Cardiff eventually broke and passed the leather to Ileg. Wakefield, who"scored first goal. As the basil parsed Ven- dome, the stalwart back, the crowd eifdaimed, "What a conjure." After the ball had been cen- tred George Snow played some I'eniarkable shew and Bert Byrne did sollie good work during the ganie. Even- tually Allatt aucceedad in equaiijinj matters by peering for tiio Pierrots, nd shorlj; afterwards Jones sucoeetied in b through, and sent in number 2 for the white men. This arousec! the knight cf th^ burnt cork, who were not Song ere Wakefield made matkeov cquai1. A tough gamnext ensued in which Cardiff and Llew. Jews fought hard for BUpt^macy, but were both robbed by Churchill (jrwir.),, who p-jffjfw^d to Wa'ke4ioldj iv,40 had no difficulty ii the third goal for the niinnstpeuh, Tlie Piewets next fiJ-rly bt«n,ba;did the minstreJe' GOAL, a,n<l RAINED 4-to upon Charlie I Felix, who defended wail. The gamp, resisted in a victory for the Min6tr«w3 by 3 goals to 2.

LLANFAIRFECHAN. I (X)NCEBT.—Ai the Public Hall, on mem,- day eyoniag, tlbe Irish Lad&eg' Chod:r from Dublin, who were imsuooeasful at tihe Ka- hionual Evotedfod on the follclwing day, gave a concert. MODEL YACHT Ji.ACING .-A larffe-crdwd assembled aA the Model VacTit .Lake, om Sattnrdiay, to witnees a number of racing events between members -od th-e Wirral Model Yacht Club, -who w-are deligirted vstth the lake. The racing v.vas of high order. Mx W. Tim nuns acted as 6 tarter, and Mr Wood as c'haokor at one ea-d cf the iavkc. SCHOLAiS-ITC £ UOCESS. The Central WeWi Boaoxl resulfts published this week show that three children of Mr F. Graflith, Oldham House, have been successful, Willie Grift, Friars School, giaining the senior certificate, and Eliaabstli A. Griffith and Plorrie Grifiltth, w.ho is only 14 yearts of age, the junior certificates. Wll-LEYA-NIS-Nl. The Rev. O. Garrett Roberta, the Local Wesley am mrnist^r, who siscceeded the 'Rev. Evtaai Jones, who has gone to Llangefni, cmterc-d upon his new duties Ilaist Sunday. INTERESTING MARRIAGE.—Very quiet- ly, the marriage took pliaes on Wednesday, ^t Christ Church, of Mr Thomas Coward, bailiif of the Madiyn Farm, Aber, and Mire Annie Aylaaid, only daughter of the late Mr Joseph Albert Aykend, 01 Leeds, and etvuK-in of Miss Ayksnd, ILJanfairfechan. The Rector (Rev. Waitkita Davies, 'M.A.) officiated. Mr Samuel Broekiebanlc, Bcaumaa-is, cousin of taQ bride- groom, was the ibeet man. The esteem m -hich tho contracting parties AT.P- held in the district was man nested in i/iiasiy ways, and must have been gratifying to them. The workmen at Madryn presented the bride- groom, who, though he luae not botai in the district very JlotQg, ffi-as wogl geaieral Tespect, wuth a beautitm engraved silver cheese dish. Miss A yl and, who has Ir.eeid,OO, in ilumlQaTl- fechan for the last eighteen years, was also the aecipietnt of numerous presents from her large crcle of friends. Ihe honevmoon is being spent in London land Ulvoo. O.rlnC.ARY.-In the person of Mr John Roberts, Hengai, a v,e 11-known, local worthy was buried^ o>n Tuet-day. A native of Llaa- goed, Anglesey, dtc&ased was formerly em- ployed on the BTynynettadd Estate. HI)DING. — On Monday morning, at L1;a.n,b:01ilig Pcri-h Church, Cartiarvoai, the J. W. Wynjie Jones, vicar, officiating, tbo marrkige was solemnised Qif Mr Ora Jcaes, Public Hall Buildkigs, Lionfair- fcciian, and Miss Jenkins, Nevcm, Victoria- road^ Carnarvon. Mr R. J. George, ccusdn of the bride, acted as beet mafa, end Jones, Pwllheli, was tlie '.bridesmaid. The happy couple Mt after the reception at Neverai lor dsie of Man, where the hocievmoon will be spent. The presents were* both numerous and costly.

penmaenmSWR CHURQH PASTORAL AID o^OCIETY. — ^ae Rev. R. C Joynt, vicar of Christ -HlU' l^»djoai, will proadh at tfiic St. Scurlxil 6 Church on Sunday momma, aatd the Rev. C. Newtcto-Sergeant, vjca*r of iiWJi-toii-o-Fyilde, in t'he evetninp', the offei- tories being in aid of It.he Church Pastoral Aid Society. iOOlB'ALL.—-The Penmaenmawr Football Ciub fopetaed their season on Saturday when they wetne at home to tihe Llanfairfodhan •Uoam. An interesting gaane roeulted im a c1,?^ by f<>ur gx>als to <me. OBTTLARY. — The death took sm Sunday oi Mrs Panry, Vkjw, who passed away at (her .rwdenoe alter a lco--tg il. Dooeased, who was the Iwine of Mr Robert Parry, woe a faithful mem of the &2iäm Welsh Congregational Chapel, and was Wed-knowm and highly respected. funeral took plem yesterday fWedfiieodav) HOME FROM AMERICA.—Mr John W. Lunt, eon of Air John Lujrt. Ohuroh-terraoe arrived houie from America (e he has been -for the jtest .twQo years), on Sunday even- tag. There was a. large number of his ^fands at the Railway Station to we^como Mm, he 'being excreedingly popular in the town. BREACHING.—Profess W. ArehihaW Da- of Malnsticld College, Oxford, OOIl of the late Rev. D. P. Davies, is spsnding a, holiday in the town, will plXJaclt ai the Wei&h < wigregatkma.l Cturdh on S>xndav next. URBAN DISTRICT COUNCIL. Thoe inAyiiZily meeting of this Couxmll was held on lueaoay cveiikig, M.r P. H. McCkuiient pre- siding. The otiiet members present were: CoL Laxbisliire, Messrs David Junes, J. 11. liigson, R. D. Jeiiet, S. Wil Liaiiia, F. D. Caantrey, R. D. Owe. D. Gordon Jones, together' with the Sur\eyor (Mr R. John and the Deputy Cork (Mr J. W. Post). Arising out of the ■msiautes, Col. Darbishi.re ml;errod, 0 the agree-mont with the Goli Chib, saving* he was wisihful that no misunders'uiiiidin-g airoui.d arise. He said it was -not specified in who was to insure tiie buiktbag, fnor oiid it specify certain articles -whacili the Council were hiring to tae olub. Th-o Chairman remaj-kad tnat all they could do now was to confirm the aiinutos, and the qt'eetion of the ag-eeomcat would. coecbe up again. Mr R. D. Owed said the agreement had liot been finally a^nx>ved, but only referred to tho Golf Ckrb. v ol. Darbishire explained that he did not wish to be antagoni^ac in flio matter, but contended tliat the agreement should be quite definite. 'Che Cltairmaa moved a hearty vote of ihaiiks P°j C' I1' I)airi>ishire for ih« eea-vices wfeci he had renderod the Conmcil in providing with the eleeta-ic current for lig'hiing tihe Pro- menade. It had not only saved thein the ex- pense of Providing a generating station, but had alfirj r>rov idod them with a permanent our- rent, and had! also (enabled them to light t Prcmcsna.de summer (hear, hear). He did not think that tihe Council have been in a position to provxie olectric on 1Ihe Pro- menade liad i. not baen for (Jol. Darbishire supp-yng tliem with current. He himself was extrornely grateful to Col. Darbishire as he Inad. al ways wished to see tlie light oa the Pro- menade (applause). Having been seconded' by Mr F. D. Chcntrev, supported by Mr R. D. Owen, the motion w4^ oarrted unanimously. iaMj: ]} /^n. Hughes, the Surveyor, wm tJianked for his en-ergol.te efforts to "ci tho ekcferic light mstaJJ-ed and brought into °use this season, the Ohairman remarking- the", thev ought tx> reward Mr Hnghe.{ for his extra wo^k with an extra weeks holiday this which was agreed to. A .aonviii^xjaijon was received from the L. and -y-W. Riulway Company decJiniag ,o a^,We to the oounoil s requ-est to hand over to theen the oaijstaud in iioat. of the Railway Sui- tKia.—It was deaidfcd to w-rifce dNAin to the Com- pany ap.eaig them for pecaiiasiou to keep tlie cub-i-aiik tidy. T On the recoil i mendaJ.ion of the Road., and Improvements Committee, the tenders for stone breaking at Ltys Gwynt at Is 6d per ten, and at Sychnant at 2$bd per ton were a-ooepesd. Instruetioias were given to prepare plans and specifications of the propofj?d widening of the main road west of Jwusalcin Chapel.° The tomier of Mr Hugh Roberts, Glen Villa, for twelve eleervrie light stand.axd-i for the sum of 30s was accepted. Plans of t tie schools in Trefowis-road were a.pproved subject. to ooajpKaace with the build- ing bye-laws, and tha; the County Council be cl.Ked to act buck the frciat boundary wail six feet. It %vas also decided thait the plan of a tem- J porary building at Glanycoed Lodge be ap- proved subject to agPGesmrut. The ofier of Mr D. Foiilkes, SycliHast View, to lei his lield at Groasfkwxkl on Wcirieodays tu,id Satu-idaja, and practio^^ on two eve- nings every week to the local football clubs was accepted, provided tiie Saturday and Wednes- dsiv clubs enicr into agreements and furnish the names of three guarantors for the rent. The Golf Ciuo .koo for an exteuiaion of the time for providing' vermis and CToquct gre^is from sis months iv twelve months.—After s>a--uo diacussiora, it. was deeded that tlie Golf Club siiould provide the greens by the end of May next year. siiould provide the greens by the end of May next year.

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