The Welsh Coast Pioneer and Review for North Cambria

LEAGUE-F DIVISION. LEAGUE—FIBST DIVISION. 1 Result tm to Satur&v,. September 10th: H u_- GoaJa P. W. L. D. For A st. Pte. Sunderland 3 3 0 0 7 4 6 Isotta Forest 3 2 0 1 5 2 5 JSv-ertoQ, 3 2 16 4 14 Tottenham H 3 2 10 5^4 JMotta County 3 1 0 2 3 2 4 Manchester (J. 3 2 1 0 6 5 4 Manchester City. 3 1 1 1 Micklieepiuugh. 2 1 0 1 2 1 o Bradford City „ 2 1 0 1 4 3 5 -Wowwich A. 3 0 1 2 2 3 2 Liverpool 2 i 1 0 3 3 2 Newcastle U. 3 1 2 0 o 3 2 Bristol Oty 2 1 1 0 1 2 2 BUIry 3 0 1 2 4 8 2 Aeton Villa 2 0 1 1 3 4 1 SbaJfiekl U. 2 0 1 1 1 2 1 fiiauktwirn R. 3 0 2 1 4 6 1 Oldham A. 2 0 1 1 1 3 1 Sbeiiie-d Wneeeiay 2 0 1113 1 Preston N.E. 3 0 2 1 1 5 1 LEAGUE-SECOND DIVISION. Eesulto up to Saturday, September lOth:- I GoaJa P. W. L. D. For A'st. Pts. Burnley 3 2 0 1 4 1 5 Boitoa W. 4 2 1 1 7 9 5 Clapton Orient 2 2 0 0 40 4 Gheiaea „ 2 2 0 0 7 2 4 BUokpool 2 2 0 0 4 2 4 Gaine", Tty. 2 1 0 1 4 0 3 iWolhampton W. 5 1 1 1 4 4 3 'West Brom. A. 3 1 1 1 4 5 3 Gioeeop 4 1 1 1 2 4 3 2 1 1 0 4 2 2 Leicester Fosse. 2 110 5 12 .2 1 1 0 1 1 2 Lanoohi City S 0 1 2 1 3 2 aViriby County 5 1 2 0 5 6 2 Ifirmmg-ham 2 1 1 0 0 3 2 SwuiM 2 0 1 1 3 5 1 fiufl City 2 0 1 1 2 3 1 StDokport C. 3 0 2 1 3 7 1 Staadford 3 0 2 1 0 2 1 lr.eeda CPty 2 0 2 0 2 4 0

The M/naBinAiluN> FLINT'S VICTORY UVER SALTNEY. FJcat — 2 Saiu^ey — 1 J The Burnt orga.twr.MHMi ooauu*anx>ct their Ut i riiiiliiimi giUiwH on osfcwtrtif-y Alwr- lio wiioti buoy iMMi 6.:i rotors. t isa-uney ro- P'Ä:I5. wixxn uciv woro imfy two Of iaat jjeatoaa L-X--S, UW cuauxutMao "V" g oIXnproVed Ube" rAA-i-La. Tno tea-ma contfonceo Ktua otdtur at* io<i»owe:— OAIil'A/iX OawutitTj O&kOj and WliltailiS, bacilb, iiaouifctds^ i>«uxQOii, tuul Z»auj-oacto j Jlorns, J. iWiKsrts, Jj. Jtt/oborte, ii. Beuyotij aid Bauerj^ forward Kl.i Afi Hufaojay, goal; R. Edwards audi Bitb- fii], backs; ii. ii. iUeaeJ. J. Fnnoe, and J. iio- baruj, had-bac4a; T. A^iicroit, Woods, U JNeai, ,W. JaolflBCkii, &ad J. Bwoetb forwtr4bL Owing to DeVtLMi ckuss*4)iK*iLiiuxi«mtj titto Flint t&jfcin was Kiiiuai^^acl A4 t. tits lagg rnonwn t» a'he gyjue was ui oiiafgc of Mr i\ uuinarj^y, ot .Wjccuumuu, and ttoø AtAyor of too borougti (Mr Joiiei^ set tfre b«ii m motion before a & £ ge Q. The guaae iraa 4B3LOOOdWgltF XnterCSUUg for the liret twtsALy wmtas cf the m2- troduGtton at now VayOU4 aiixi tOO spaxued msa- Oer ia wtuch uw £ >aixoi»y ffoeu proooodixi about theix work ae L6uusu tney were outmdow of a good victory. '1.bo torwawa were oayoouiUy tricky foJld aouvo; t&e.t.r ituuvaa XiUiuy vod tacitjurs; And tbe tMtam jp&tixMMLtty tauie. A4 an ejciubi- tiw1 oi fuowaJ Uw gawa vvae a. bU-rpnso, for ai- un) vu>U<otu hua&td duuu iornadawo attacks dtinuj^ Wle p-ld pr.J bpM&tvid Uiey louud An actedxpa, wiucui ww in ^trxkiug OQntra^j, yciia uw work, uf tira hoiue forwards. Tho cuouxuaijg. aaad.04 n*i"'iiij'"C dLwu,3, and w air- teenage voos to oacU cteiewavo quarters, liaitEQr dtacauni Ri-tttiiay with a a" ai soon range Dea, the corner at tho net. riW oQuakaUig point oazuo before the interpaJ, CNtisi oasiiy v..aemg poat Garnef. Th-e seoood halt found the teaana eyea more Vi). and utbe Kxiat front rajak and balvias b&vaog UQpfuv<ed. tke Saituqy cbetitiuuars wero fceptbusy. At^vie the Sfeltaey imwi nu*do a most determioed r&id ikpo« cb» hoa^e ctoheneo, vfiuahj however, p as Bradley tiswxi away oicvecr- Jy three or lour ttboi*, vcht&i. lidwardcj ajad Bitheil were » veritable tower of sureu^th. BaiA- Ttoj ai\e>rwards ezparnooed heavy parebuce^ aod tile flint halves wws «iieakiiig the oppaesug SoovenMiits. Widuo t^» la-at minute one of the tiaiting baoks ui^orttLnateiy hatxfied, and a peD- aky kick beiag cmwded, O'Neil draw tiao lIeather into De&. The came eacie&Fh" 2 goaj-; Saltoey, 1 goti. The viaitoars shoiikl intfo won this mateb. bat theix forwa.rdø wero prone to "gallery "Work," instead of making headway ahooteng cx>ro freqr»oirt>y- Fii»C» «toreed dstenowoUaofi aad penHistenoy won tibem too matah, and they do- penre the victory,

Denbigh Outclassed AT Connah's QUAY. Gonnaji'e Quay — 7 Deahteh — 0 This W.W. -&;àø iaitiaj. fixtAiro of the Qua.y men ia the Conahiaatioo at hcxae on SatuRiay aibec- coon, before & n&der&te«y The teams were aa foJAowt;— CONNAH'S QUAY: E. J. Peons*, goal; RneaJe and E. Peæn. hac&s; Dnien E. Hughes, arkd Lnmberg, bAg-boo"; Foaxue*, A. Hewitt, J. Jcmes, Mattiimn, aod !Sv«.«», forwaaxfe. DENBIGH 3. Gnffitha, scol D. Qugfcee and J P. Jottes. baeb; H. Evaaa, W. H. WLaiicy, and H. ea.rtwr.t. kaif-backs; H. Roberts, 3. Srg^finson. R. Lewis, A. N. Other, and D. B. Daviee, forw«rd«L If any match wave ever a runaway for the bome team, this was eSO. From the opening St-agee it waa Ietm that tlh", vwting c.Weace was met clever enough to wathctand the pmoasttre of I the home forwaids and haf^ea a; full book, opened the aoonTtg, and from this point to the finish the Deab^&i ftkrren wero AoroughJiy I outclassed. With the «soepticm of one or two ineffective runs they were never over the half- way kine. Matthewe and Hewitt, l^egistcred three goals before half.tisne, when the scoa-e read: Quay 4 goak, Den-bigh niL The h-omestens did not exert themmolv.% nruah in the latter moiety. A. Hewitt, Matthews, and J. Jones scoring, aad the match ended in a de- cisive victory for the Quay by son-kn goals to nil.

NORTH WALES COAST LEAGUE. ("North Waies C%roaJK>to" Cup.) LLANRWSTIS Brave SHOW AT BANCOlk. NAilROW ESCAPE OF THE CITIZENS. (By "Recorder,") Bangor 3 j Uiiurwst 2 I It was ratiher uliforklnato that LLajarwst had a team of only ten men aA Bangor on Saturday, but they mado a spiendid show, and really de- rvoo to return with a point. Tberw was a fair attendance when the gamig started. The hcene team rariks included only two new players, H. Edwards and Brown, both of whom aaie city lada. The teams w«ro:— BANGOR: Ted Owen, goal; Stagey &nd D. J. Thomas, bac". A. Owen, Aaron. Jones, a-'wi D. T. Davi-Cij hali-baokfl; H. Ro-wieuida, H. Ed- wards, R. Jones, Hugjke Da-vi", and Brown, forwards. LLtARWiST: R. Jones, goaa; A. Carter and W. Owen, baefci; Fpanoie VVSldaans, Cecti Mor- gan, and Humphsey Roberta, haJi-baeks; Dennis Joues, R. D. Richards, He1 Robert's, and W. T. Jones, forwards. Mr Slater was the appointed refccee, but he did not put in aa appearance. Mr C. J. Thomas, Bangor, officiating: in hie stead. Lianrwet, who started with ten men, won the toss, and nrsibed off, but D. J Thomas «aaflrtfy ebeodeed Ho^ml Roberts. Than Hvg^us Dwvim got going, aad was cheered for We Bnai effort. Then D. T. dropped in a beaaty wiioh R. Jv the Llam- rwst coetodian, dWros>y dealt with. The play was pretty, and despite the defeofcioa of a player Llaivrwst showed ap well, but the one-bari game they played ooatanmfly pkeed the home for- wards offside. a. Edw-wrds with an epen soaS PPinr at him laiied lie hnnaeSf w<b^*i YV411 sented wiith a gxiuid oppurt'imitj, an-u lient bo- inuii. At the OLllur euu D-oiuvis Jones trred in iroin tiie TWLII-I: podu, and iwi Uwta (ÎUùi &L Luka uda4p just aa it W46 tuiUiriag: at tiJIC Vtwm oi Ukj pool. ULl-t it viNjiiit to V\!irooI.5 agian, a&d {.ilk; time JJd ..u 11M"" witii aLl ovoft.!<-<t<t tucK, ami in trying to 14Cw boi-.u out Aapon ooites llaaulotJoU taie oa.i v^-wim iik poaaa^y axea. iwid o«jfute a prowls iroua IóiLJiC i>iu^v>r iiawsman uao i^ieree awamua & pe.u.¡¡. iJuL) VYWAULN Ori v ±»"3 A i'KNAJjTY. The IU w ù-li..n. \Iv Aiotue 0arve.r. and he kiCKt>d ow-jguit Led u eu, V(IX) saved gia4«cuy. bUkwed iiotiei'kb, I-k)unui Jonea Oiuwar tiaa a hajid in 00011"4 Uuuix WM, U hiaifc goaJ, thou^n. the 11l.>t-Il.aíUÐû V.J"dà iu»a 101M ijoim^ur 01 J..i..t>i.t.1J.. Ltlle ISaj^or 1 itujt iiue wont away cououuvcmj, but at txie cruoiii, xuoai^iit. W ui n capsized- li-ugiuo Uavjts*. Uixvwy aiu;rwajiie Will C/«vea II-LLbabod wiuuui the "ru; aaid 1t. Jonec>» the home pivot, WJÇt ÛJW tje oueuodjaiitt iraiidis- home lorwaixia were not at aa tsati^fac^Acy, their ehorte ui goaigettii^ boing very weak. Un the other hand tite jtoue J_L«,nrv,c,i, forwaixte wero very smart on the ha.1, tuear boixig ac- curate and woU tmuxi. H. Mw equA&ied far Hang-or with an üln jfoai, juet when too in- terrai whistle soujuied. iiait-tLuio; 1; Bangor, 1. TJve first incident oi note in Lile, eeoondhalf was a penalty a^^uiiiKl V, J. i,non>Uo, WHO foiaed Ltenttia i)ome&z and tais t.u CarLoi mad-e Uv nus- take with a ground rmot. Brown tiliaopj like sooring, runmfij ijio baj close in, but finished wide For a wnÙo banguI prcaaed, .ion.d tiiougn the lAanrwrit. ousoltlaii w on tho qui vive, R. Jonas nearuy lolld through. Ihe energy of the visitor^ Helmed to vrajj-e ap the game progressed, and ere jong H. iklvvaixi:< wno was placed on side by oum of the JLlanrwet b"-S, scored tho i»ecx;ttd go-ad for Bangor, aiid H. Rowiandts, befoie tite g»iue eouesl, regist-aied the third with a superb sliot, ww gaiiio etniiitg in a win for Bangor Reserve by turee goals to two.

Fftibinvi. i i«m i Wa">tS> CARNARvOrt "Jú v. uLA^lhrriVN ^nit-rs. HOMESThiitS W lii A TAllli GAME. The abovo kMUiesi met. on Ujo Ovaj, C;1..ru.o..rvon, on toa.tu.ruay, txmuio nuxij gooo numoer oi sspoutauirs. ilie L>iijve<i »vd) viilhoui uiroo 01 tueir nr^t team, wAktAL w«> u",j txten- oest &mo. LIW (.c.ij.UJ.i1¡t W")tù iui.o#s:—• OJtrnarvon oiutxxt; v>. nuoia«; il. Morton Wuiianu and ii. Ooma; UvH x^w -aiutis, liL Jrier- bert aM. J. Witiianta^ iv. ii. VV- 1. ijaicd, Walter <K>M& ^ca^u>, iixtootsrta ana J- Jones. Lrwuiuxxryn tiwitt»: T, Da«iet>; J. Pieroo Jones. and W. it. Jouvb; G. V. JrlW,üva.å, (J. i'lei-oo (Oapt.J aiKt iifCtWAli ia-u^4jt_a, w. Xhocuae., 2fl. fAULsSoiif D. X'iatve, iv. VV IwUiltio, alid W. iaoiuiuj (i'regai-UaU. ivCiciet:. a,, l^toyd-Woliiaoms, Baitgor. TiIQ Vioiager^ )V"J11 uio U* àJMÚ Vv u^uer Jones set tll. ban rouMJ £ io-r fcne united, wtio at onoc made LtauKa lor l>-a.vi«o, But W. ii. J Miw cleared well. 'Ihe Uxuuxl again prated, and alter U.. had savod øv. ^Uiigutg aiMMo ho beat>ea iioui oao 0.) xV. il. i«oi>ai ua. hxoui tdie oeu-w-e .w iMu>«»«»f>j »e«> peiuiixi; 1.1. ana j-itignoo ww> NJ.) aiiuu:> in atKUmg wiui "I ttooroner ixcttn XinaiiiAo, une offlw ouifcid» iigiA. L;acibarv-ni ikj-vt xanvf toeui tiKur o.opo- aoaLZI and tiUgUio iinxjcru, tsoonwj UaU second goaL Alter uua rev-%so wte cjwuls ouuiLed up, and the hoixte goal VTJL., lit <í¡j,¡¡;r oil ceveiiai t u- casiaos, bY tno v iroin a fruuj iu goal, eoopecL lac OnMeu, nuai uie oanvto, ran the bail right UtcougXi, ai>d Waiter hsad no difliou4y in ism tiwifte afte-ivartte piiayed a good ganre, and kept the Carnarvon de- iaucs buay. Just on haii^iiue the Viiiagnwo took full advantage of aorno weak piay by tfle Car- narvon baoka, amd D. Pieixje easily soored. interval anwod with Carn*u-von leading by throe goaJs to two. On restarting the Swfts made a boki b.K1 for the eaualiser, but their efforts wero not ro- warebd. Ilie visiting goaikweper and baoka vwre now in fino trim, and the hotne vanguard I wore easaTy kept at bay. THiii SWLp'X'S EQUALISS. The Gn forwards now initiated a fino movement towards the aocnoø goal, and the bail was kept for some time in the home quartens, and by a pieoe of good piay the outaide ieft gave Hughes no ehanoe with a fast groiHMssa:, thereby oguallaing. Tins goal was loudry ap- P-Dd,ed by the spectator*. Carnarvon, from tie centre, made a rusu towards Daviea, but the two Joneses at hack were tll. fine trim, and were abio to keep the busy "CactarM»" onuk. Kighi, min- utes from time, and tuffttd uiewg by thou- Wwt., toos, the United mado a "ni, &od Waiicur Jonets receiving the baJl at e;wso quarters, gaw liis side th* kaiil BiaaJ: Cuvm-km QnW 4. GiMinfryn Bwiftm i.

LLECHtD SWIFTS v. Bangor Albioms. Theae teams met in a fnosidiy enooruiiter at Coetmor Park, Bethesda, cut SatwKiay, before a I te attendaose. Mr W. J. Waihams, Betiwssda, offieiatod aa referee, Hio Aihiouis played a smart game from the start. Tho 8, wiit4, osptam won the tosBi and front the ceatTL, the Swifts made a rumh for tho AU6 goal. wiurh was just missed by inches. A few miuu-tos fatter the homesters were awaidod a peoafty, from wihoh R. A. Griffit h acorod, the t-MBo pkajrer later on sooring from aaotbei penary. IWWI. carnc the Aibiuns' tarn, and they sooeeeded in notchiiig a. point 0)090 on haif-timo both teams scored another goal cach. in the seeond rnonstr tbews was i» fusthcr eoomig, tho ipuao eofl&ag*: LSeobid Swifts 3. Albionj 2.

Practice match at Colwtn BAY. Members of the Oolwyu Bay CStxb piayed the,, first piaotioo iriaioh ft tho A Gwund., on Saturday, whei; (oabu oSawn by tko osp^ain {T. McCaim) And tfce vice-oapittin. (3taaie.y H-ughes) gave & u*em&e di^Oay. Ilie grcriod bore ovidenoe of c >Kakit; tahio iffsprofwenkesit ir tlie way of drainage and enckwure. a sahstasEstial sum of money haying be»u &xiul in, this direction to good purjxssse. Up to half-time the vio6_ oaptaJn's o!even w>ere theswperior side, tho score theii standing two gtoais to nil in their favour. A ohange of ends, Wwe»w, brought a ohango of forfctaie. The captain's te6.m wnm seen to much advantage, and gixdn were eoared by Tucker (2) W&rbrurton ajtd Ilowod Pritohard. Tho rpeuit was thus a victory for MOcanng men by five goals to two, Philiifjs alid B. Jones moring for the vicoveptailes aada.

LAST SATURDArS RESULTS. LEAGUE—FIRST DIVIBION. NaVtO County, 1; MASUChCgter CScty, D. Notfe Forest, 2; Mamelic.-te-r United, 1. Liverpool, 2; Blackburn lie vers, 1- Everton, 2; Preston N«rt^ Ehd, 0. Bradfood City, 2; Bery, 2. Wootwieh AraenaJ, 0; Sheffield United, 0. Tottenham Hotspur, 2; Brwtol City, 0. Newcastie United, t; Oldham AthJ-etic, 0. Sheffield Wedmesdaj, 1; Middiesbroughj l! Sxraderlaad, 3; Aston Vill 2. LEAGUE—SECOITD DIVISION. Birmingham, 1; Bradford, 0. Blackpood, 2; Stockport Ocwmtjr, j., Bolton WasadereTs, 2, Hull City, 1. Chelsea, 3; Baxasici, 1. Clapton Orient, 1; Derby County, 0. Glaseap, 2; Leeds CSty, 1. BvcraJey, 1; BudderatiaW T., 0. Lincoln City, 0, Gainsborough T., 0. West .Bromwich Albion, 2, Pu&am. 1. Wolverhimyton Wamdewsrs, 1; Leicester age, THE COMBINATION. Whitchurch, 2; Wrexham, Fliut, 2; Saltndy, 1. Connah's Quay, » Denbigh, 0. Oswegtry Uaitod. 3; Cheater, S- N.W COAST LEAGUE—DIYISION I. Bangor, 3; Llajirwcft, 2. LIVERPOOL COUNTY COMBINATION. Chirk, 4; Mold Town, 1. Wktrnas County, 3; Druds, 1. BIRMINGHAM LEAGUR. Wreaiiaza, 1; Crewe Alexandra, 1. PKIEN DLIES. Carnairro<n, 4; Gtaeinfryn Swifts, a. IAecbid Swifts, 3; Bangor Albime. 3L

Of tWmrxTrrT c J. t.L!ij I NEXT SATURDAYS FIXTURES. LEAGUE—FIRST DIVISION. Liveirpool v. Jsotfe Forest. otb tounty v. Everten. Bury v. Blackburn Itovors. Aifton Vii-ia v. VV-ooaw-ich Arsenal. MiddlGGbroug-h v, Bristol City. Sunderland v. OiA"Iiani ^.tiLi-elic. P-icistoai N.E, v. ^vbe^c»d VVediK-aday. Tottenham iio>^piir v. N-,wm-st,.o united, feheih-eitd v. B^tidfoid CJ'ty. ^kiiiai>a^er United v. Man-cht^atcr City. LEau L i;—&ECO Is D DTV ibiO in Bax-ns^ey v. Clapton priecat. Baadioid v. BromwacJt Aibioo. Buniity v. Iiii'mmgliaai, County v. ,tj.,¡J(pøo1. Fiiiii^m v. Hull City. UaiiLsooiougii jCrhmy v. Town Leods City v. Linc-oin (Aby. Leioester Foese v. S'tociporl (ouety v. CUoysop. Wotverjiamjitan Wj, iiojton Wanderers. THE CUjbxjijn ATIOK. iii:y rxJbo v. iumgor. Chester v. F,int. Sa^tney v. Usv. eetry. lifiiyi v. {Wrexham. N.W. OOAvVr ijjiAG UE—DIVISION r. Bangor iU>Aorve v. BiaciKtu FfiiitJiiiog' v. Carnarvon Unit-od. lkh W J L (Bay v..Holyhead Swuius. Lianr'if-ot v. J j. anc uaLuo In:u,etl0B. Ei\Gx.it.jti Clii-'—PitiiimutAry ii^und. Druids v. Chester, ,a.t Ruaoon. Denbigh v. raiiddJowHih, at JJeubigih. Wioxaatu v. \V<xiimgtoo St.. Gtoigc, at Vv rex ham. Lo aock (jia.tiain v. Quay, ftt Loa- tock. LIVEiix-UOL CO (j NTT COMBINATION r- DIVISION L Cluik v. Widnes County, Mold -v. Proseel Wi«sw»«ks.

CHEST EH A 1*0 DiSTfifCT LEAGUE. De^sich Church Guft,ois Good START ifeiii/.gJi OhuJX/h GuiiA 5 O'hoatAiir Hoinlquajrter 1 Chester I leadquartei* vStafiT ww the Mion at ixnbigli on SatiwcLay ajxl tiio CvKira;i Giuki io the.r first Ive^g'uc oiatoh. rejei-ee was iVir Beckot, C Ifiositur, ami biro k-ajits formed u.p as follows:— DENIiiCii: J ck-Iv Ilaywwd; Vtjixrj Oa.rt- wright^ and T. A. Davkss; ,f.a.mx-s H1>iöb:y,lOO Hug'/jos, and Waiter Sayie; J. 'iuckiieud, E. E. Dav"K«, Frod Lloyd, JCÐC, and (citpt.). U i ISTEH.: Hurneti; Ravenihijl H'olan-d TayJ-.>r, ar«f Bea.usnettt; its.ven, Cinent3, i{ober-t,s., arid W«Jiams. bteortiy aitQf the tae Home forwards brrjke aw-ay a»i g<K" the rx»;U/ig tktlv:«Jor> a. \a:rm titne. EveratuaDy, a ^wjiity was award- ed the lioaixisie'ra through lieattmont hatxking, ajid Sayte nfttfiod. Tiio visitors aiow woisa up, and the owtside right potUxi wi-delj for goai. Dcaitvg'h MISSED SKVKitAJj EASY GOALS. Prod Lwyd scoxvl A- easy goal. The yiaiicc-s truddiaciy bi-oko away Yiyri nefr Uie mAorv<&l, but tQio hoato do/euee pfwed too strocig, and Hay wood saved sytendkfey. JitJt. L>eiore half- tirnio Hugifacb {DeabiyiiJ Nvae hurt, b.1;¡j, he was abie to resume. llalf-tiriK.v: OanbigJi 2, CSwMiei- 0. On restarting, Dan.big'h fos-wswds ftgscn. ob- tained pOiSttBicn, and iViokiiekl and K. E. D. vtets exiiibited. ;3iC"n., 'reat oorni:.rut.t¡on. IWvrard J<MM& [-oittod' for gwJ, but tihe c«sk»dian btought off a spkaiiids-d save Ttue hosriesiers nON »c*smed 1 to sl-ow down cofjaideraWy, ajtd an easy goal scored by iihe naj-Uny' outsndo risflit wabod as a wti'-acodod tank' and b:«>bvt tJjw-n up. fietd broko Way cveatmaJ.ij attd KXXWI 1M tSrhd, which waa «|uicidy foikwed by E. l. iUv.ct «.ici! Goo If"j.: addiiiif to tiie ¡:.<vre. Filial: Donhfffh 6, Gbesfew 1.

AhtU vUiHtHt:.hrrS. "Gux ciiiiijts muist U»ck (PO. &>0 an ior a beaung, wis aa oi rttuK on tito I>a<>r (prouna vH .'>If;ûr, i\'IO(,£() -ij^ajirvv^ji r^feu^sr 'lUtaU/Ve^ iijidi on-y totii lawu WiBy IUUTO i4aw iicma ius*r own iii. tuo Vi ,;ji- aijg hail, aoo woiwu jJ.:Vö ixmptva ue wiui two IAAlkw- iiMi unoy bV<I. a¡;'l00 to stay rux> paco alter tho unervii, TI»." e was tsoane doubl*«» to wlasst^xjr tlie matoti wuid fc«6ai-t at ;At, RS Mr &>■ an-r, JjiA.ii- dutUto, the ajjpouitod rofw-eb did. not I?ut in an appearance. if toey desired, 1"1"1' oouid have decUutxi tbrJ mawsh "Oft," aaey jmmI oiUy ten iwfyexa it woisid ba" brwtr to Maou- & TO to IIALWO dtkDo æ7 Wi wate proper epert- ing £ *>«r»t tliry dox-ld".t wwtf «..jotmU re- ij&ree (Mr Caxib T'ht.maaJ, ow-&¡;, forwi.ari<&c*iy on held at tne tuu&, eontroiijtjg the whteyfee. « # <* Headed by the in e^resaible Arohi(i aa IAVCll, taie viau-iiiig iarwa>nis set a. rare pac» &t tiie very outset, and .Cl>!} soon <baxxiug round toe lixiaie g-oti»- f>oiiiJs J*wax>, the ORIILMJA3 t, iir- jju; in beauty, uw bftl Btnkimg tbk* bottom lJitæt bf Ù10 uprigiit. A pe.ia-ty wiu awasded I Vi»t«ra, but Cii-ter iaild to eoavec t, but iio iruutagod to seoiv a few mi mi tea I\JtrV¡:Lr<d3. It Jones also faiiod to c.-mwwt a ixirUAT tpo Ba.ngxjr, but before tlw iiT»tenrai H. iwrwards if|aa>^ e<i Ivr t;honte ,k,t 1 1m> f^kst p»oe 01 taie first haft seemed tM te-l on too Tisitocs a.tmf OOllti16 trUK", but trxxl h¡;,¡.t to bcit« £ oit a viorory. Rowlands ajul Edw. at!oi«d for Bangor, who, vvty-ji the wtuiilo eour«died, wexe leaduig 3--2. ° < < < < When understand cocjK other's gaaao & better, the Hangt}f: Rt-iswrv-fle should ittiaio a strong i-fnut). On Satuirfeiy the forwards, wtto rather l'ü(:ky in from, of goal, and quake i-otrgot tiio ".sbooft and snoot «).t.' aaaaxim, Ted Owe« was, of course, quite a iioiil-A; i). J. 'j .noirkiaw and Stanley prum.æ to GC1 iDtot. 8.1 1J.1 a pair ci backs. as iiajigisr Jhtortirvo ovor Ixsatsfcxl. T'ney taokie weti, arwl iscefc owin b^aer. TMe work'ed a4 tjiK>o-h t&aj meant butv neas, and it lviis lik l' oki ttmes L" W" D. '1'3 (lying kwiks for goal, # # # In ItowJands' piay ;1 iro^proveanent was aibio, aixt his goa- W T>(" wo<-tfi WotoneaLK. H. lid wards, who soeixxi a fa?ouz«b& with the crowd, improved as flee gairite went alcuig. in the fim bait hi-, j do:>< of was xwjm haay, but in tb., !"o{'IcJOn-l jwrtion be &d very tul work. Ho shapes a. wtofut. ft. f>hauikl practieo a little nxiro dekjb&ratioti in frotiA of geal. Still OlJiØ irnte4 praise his" for his actiTily. Ilu^tve Danes took tbiags very quiet- ly, and Brown dad not aeem. to s'et into his stride. # w • « If Uaiirw.it do not Ivepd ihe Ix^uo fcafoio at the end of the season, it will not 1)6 for the want of energy. On Saturday they wore a team of workere, oa.h .n-wt-n stJiying hard to wdi two r-,oints. R. Joiles, tin3 cw.vdian, brought oíf several ,()(,d saves; W. Owen. a»d Cecil Morgan, who is the son of the Rwtor of Llaai-wa^ nwis a brace of active <lefonders; and the half-back, line, W. Francis W± £ ian\> and It. I). Racwardo a^ useful with l^&tl and foot as ever, performed considorahiy gcoti througibcnffc game. • • • • Still it was the forward ihao vrhiah tie eye. Their aim W'a.'> tJlQ opposing goeJ, and often as not thesy got, lllp" to it by dmt of o-s.ver k-W,Bij or long shocxing. Lkmiia Jor^s was a thorn in the side of tira houte defenoa, and* Archie Carter also gre-atly t-roubied thean. nowel Roberta, a quiet but effective player, &:80 bad a large share in t attacks. In fara tho whc,3 line w..w effective, and if fey rKJ6 Saturday's form ohroughrrui. the -Z, L£.nrw¡;,¡; "for" -(--a! average at the eioso of the foaeon should look very ixypooteb'o.

YACHTING. ROYAL Anglesey Clus. Tho weekly race of the ono-rater eontro-board class of the Royal Anglesey Yacht Club took place at Beaumarieon Saturd&y. Pesuft:- 1. Cyane (Mr T. W. Trevor) .m. 5 5 10 2, Spindrift (Mr H. R. Darus) 5 11 58 3. Romara (Mr R. Bennett) 5 19 11 4. Bojum (Mr J. R. Daviee) 5 31 40 1 5. Bed Spider (Mr R. Mason) 5 37 15 Ethikh (Mr Cfeas. Lk-gatono gm up.

ON-W-Imamen GOLV. RHOS-OM-SEA CLUB. A mixod foursonie (IS-hoie ineilal) eom^jetition was piayod on the Rtjos-caa-Siest iinke, on Satur- day, with ths following- TtCU; JIIRS nij-aanu AJVD Mj- Moore 91 16—75 Airs P. Shaw and Dr, Williams 91 14-77 Mr3 P. 11. Barnes and Mr P. H. Barnes 101 18—S3 ML.:i3 R. Barnes aad Mr J. E. Barries 99 15-84 Mjcs 1). liaraes axsd Mr Hc«dgkinaon 97 12—85 Miss F. Shawe and Air H. L. Shawo 1{f3 16—ST 22 eiitorod. COhWYN BAY v. Bangor. Piayed a.t. Coiwyn Bay. and1 rcetrffced in. a win for the home team by five to Soorts:— COLW i N BAY. BANGOR. P. X\. G. Hoisies Prof, Edwarxls 0 COLW i N BAY. BANGOR. P. N. (i. Hoisies Prof, Edwarxls 0 (3 and 2) 1 Prof Miioer Baxrv 0 D. ^Vi-^soi, Peacock ('. F&ircbi Id (4 and 2) 1 (4 and 2) 1 J. Faulkner 0 Dr. Laoko 0 J. Aianuei {i up) 1 W. K. Anrdtetead R. We.j&iiaoott 0 (2 ftTid 1) 1 E. D. iiow.<-and 0 J. C. Trf^noh (2 up) 1 L. j-lathevvs (1 up) 1 Mraor-Canon Wil. C. ii. Harding -ii«H*? 0 I (2 and 1) 1 U. H. Reid 0 Total 5 Total 3

li OWLS, IsVTgH-CourrrY Match. FLi^i'SEIR]^ BEAT VF, BHHISHIFL BY j-iiREii POINTS. AN Ea CITING FINISH. The resmat ,of a. wrggt-tAioa cuiauatiiig tiio j.vuwuii and f^oiny.n &:1 Clubs was a. de- i^giiuiLa^y excJcmg conheB't. bettTeen Flint- tCiii.iv ¡¡.¡,.d Deb;j.giiiSiLrc, on t.ho Denbigh iioyaa Oioen., tcHitay wook-thó ami 01 vrhatfc it 18 to be lioptd wiU be a. ri:.œ of iuter- couquj, k -L lpulx-r-national, g&nvas in this paat 01 tJ .iVkiK'ipaifty. it had been tea, 'that-, lUirough imavoid- alte ea?LKts>j th-j date was fixed r«4ili<er i ate. m I season ior such sa1 wrLjwtaiit raateh, but, on the 0ttiK.1t hand, the oandiidateb for tito httiioux -01 Pi.pieaar.fttng their clubs in these 1.nJ.nŒ had Juut ample opportunities of snovring their |uow«is, and thus enabioaig I 'uJiV^r »Dia.tU<-s to s^Jecvt V,-Ol-tfily repreeon- tauvet,. hkkittmately, the welcome changta in tno "Wteath/cr tvinee (the bf^mning of the month hi.u.pod to jmprove tho condition of toe gieeu, wtucii had r«>e.ii- painfully dead; and &!oOw tiii therfi. DuiiiDg tho preeen/t week it l1at., gj4<lI.y got 1k-u< 06.ud, though still oa OxOw Ion -iinioradaj/, as compared WlJt iioiinaii seattons, it. .much faster than I it w-1 lasm loi aiuiy a nisan'th ^bel'or-e. Ooai- Sidiu aiue pariis of-cn t&k-cn to gL it into tjic 1.x"1; p-obbuUie coaitbtiooi- for tne match, {ilitt, tii>oxi^'n one or two bs-d. pa-tehe* adm, t- teo. 01 no lllproverixlt, the rsRianider, lua&u&s '1,0 asswuitoiis axiUiaig by one or t'wo eiiRv g'.tuio zmitii'Dei b, ui iuiaitioei to the work 01 (gieoa-j&ueper, -iie/t. iittae to be desiited. tlbr.3 given, as ir-«nbexs irnow, <19 as "'trioiy' as auy m 0, iitiec,, axud the txjst oil tLie i*oujid Nl-lot its pccuii- ari'c.i.*s migiat occaeu&naily prove clusoone.art- o' ing. 00me 01 the took tinne by the lore- loei, aaiti dxt winw cottkl, by jiard prac- to o'lJ^wtiii ti WOndl1 .kjiowiedg^e of the saxi |.wcu'-iait.tifcs. i>e.v<iraJ. t-nraod up at t-em *0 CiOCi, iiitCl, 33 'the •lil&K'h dt tid-1 aioou, spont two very p,ieaa»;ij3it and proditabio 'ju>tu's wi uietr eooxftass. 'I-here was a laLi- immix-r oi 5r»aetat>or-s, including sonie iadies, inuring tfw seven h-oure pkiv J.í:Iii:á<.x1, many 01 ich-o bet tier shots, especi- ally 'tiioto piayed sit erittcal Btagee, were dieairti-y acinoAvi^jtigod, tiie fixture th-rough- Ot¡Jt., gxei.«t/ succ^cit^ amd should give a docid-cd..hiLiip to this poptikkr pastioe. ilie g-net-u was Cioarod for play a fow mismtcfi aitoj- 'cV>ju!io noji-piayitrre p-'ovusifxi seats h'é'e they cxmld get a goou new of tho .g'aiiKis w-^„hout- Lacco- veaa&iMdttg tite payers. Tlw raataiaas in both s £ j;ig.<js iii-Hi <ioubi)es were 15 isp, and three "weie aiiowed on the green at a time. It w<t>tod not have botl pra^t-icablo to finish the niatseii othierwise, and, though tltero -were oooaa-Vca-i "rubs od tev; aad 6ame- ttmee a slight d&a.Y 1 lirouo'ti todio t bcoag obstructed by aaicfeiser, ail the ntatelum PXO- olvxk--id rexnaj;ke,b.y smoothly. TVn. Deebig-fa- nij.-rs) toe-am .c;M.S1.frutSi od four reprcataatativee oi each, of the following clubs:—Daniagi Royatl, Denbigh Asyfaim, Wrexiam, Motd, and Uohvyn ijay. IIlin-tgiliM team was drawn in the tsamo pro^Axi'^ons from the two Mû.<f clubs, the two Buckley cinbs, and Rhyl. Tho ropresentativee of Jthe two Denbigh ciubs acquitted themeeiveb wtaid eta the vvhtKe. They had the ad>«atage of piaymg on a familiiur gieesi, but this a<iva.ittag'e was slie"htly CIS- ooiwitctT by lcho greet increase in its pace d-uriag the past vreok. V'OPy Mw of the -r ay tire can have played on it often; eouif did so for the first time on Thursday. Under suoh circnm-^Uiitons, ime wa.y in -whoiili they adapted Ü paay to its peeuliaifcties slAiwed libem to be petriormere of more than avenge ability, a.1id vail p^-obably have t3u"u.r wrk cut out in the reLura llxturc. Tbe&s cia ,no siieoestity to at to tap b to deso?;be the play; such a J^iaftieh be 80.11 to be appreciated. I)X-m wr11 eight match.r» as against twelve by in I -Ul the amgiks; »>a<: h county won five doubles. Denbigtishire scored 229 points in tihe singles to 24;i by Fjint^ii'e; m the d'oubles they soored 130 as aea'.nsrt 119 by tie visitors, ithns MmtsSiire D^inh^iifiLiire by t-hsnee points on the gctwid a^g.negat», a remarkably amail differc«nee an -imw-h a. largo total. The result was in doulfi"- till the last end ~as finished betwocn Ex-S*irgeaajt, Hugh Jones and Mr C. M. Humphreys, a¡;d, in tho last two cffidis, the po<? £ itEdJi w:.w ohan^sd sevoraJ •times by bowls carryiag tho lack. 'l'hts was the most noteworthy, hr tJh; ligilt had then 11 too g<H rather bad, it being Vk4 iluly- .pa»t seven before the last gamo was finished. 't3sfi g»naate«ft excitement prevailed -vriien vic- tory at ktagth lay 'with Flintshire. TfWi return match wiH bo playod at iMd, on T5i urnday, the nd anst. The official meast wieie; — Denbigh- ahire, MT n. E. H. Eohert.r<; Flintshire, Mr T. Cicw>ley. Tho scores were: — DENBIGHSHIRE. U i I P. E. J? b W M S 2 S' 0 °5L b- «S. S. S Si* 2 5° M ™ S D. Knowies 15 T. Quest 8 W. llcrrocks, 11—15 I?-. A. Wood. 15- 8 H. ETSca 13 Dr. Lnnt 15 li. Sitnkiai 12-12 F. Roberts 15-15 R. J. Wil &ITr-, 15 W. (7, Zrke 6 J. D. 15- 7 J. G. Lloyd le) 15 n. Ilng&es 6 WS1 i«ngh.es 13— 9 J. Wottm 15—15 J. E. ts 12 W. Giiitcer 15 Rev. J. C'1.a.riù5 :1-JJí ,T. A'dvey 15—12 T. WoodviU'ft. 15 J. Jobuson 13 M. Coliins 15—15 T. Fox 7-10 H. Fosder 5 P. C3ief-teas 15 W. G. Rcwigyaojl 15-14 1 SLmons 7-15 Dr. F. Jones. 10 T. Rjavan 15 G.Broe-kkihaxs't 8— 8 R. Hughes 15-15 C. H-um 15 q. 13 Hugh Jones. 15—12 E, Banwt 3-11) W. Catiow 12 Thompson (0) 15 H. Ilatey 10 -If, T. fewis 15- 7 229 130 243 119 Grand total. 359 362

A Board-- of Trade report states that, al- though tOO number of workpeople involved in di-sriutee last year, 300,819, was the high-est recorded since 1894, the working time lost wott oompa rati veiy BnatU aad beknr the nor- mal, i^vor aging about ft quaxtecr of a day per head.

.'V- NORTH WALES FIRE BRIGADES DEMONSTRATION AT ASAPH. !P*S**ECTlON BY LORD MOSTYN. (From Our ReiXJrter. Si. Asaph in-,as the Mec-ea of fireworkers on Saturday when tho annual demonstration in oaiiaieouoii tfae North Waios District of the NaiifQual Firo Br-.gadios Union took place at Eiwy Grove, with tihe weather pleasant. The druMMiration was a g:re-at suoo&ss, aithoiuigh in tho wet steamer drill tii«?,re were oniy three brigades who ooiinpietod t.b test wiiSiout a mis- ixtp, tae eagiiheers an particular appoariisg too aszvx.bO.Uj to rush riiaUefrs, with the result that the water was through tbs hose before the coupiicg- up bad been completed. It was evideaitly a case of "neck or nothing" wiQi the men, "and the aaixioty for rc-oord-breaki ng :-est^ted in nusne- rous misijaps, Other porticos of the work were- oaanesa out in a most efficient maimer. Lord Mostyn, the; president, v/as early on the ground, and was aocx>mpaaied by Geoeral 8 Mcstyn, and: there we^e also preseu-t: Col. H. Lloyd Howard, C.B.; General Sir Char:<as Tucker, Mr Chas. WYGIl Grflnii (Llan- f-aar, Carnarvon); Mr Buxton. The officer,, of t: brigades present were:—Abergele, Edward Williams; C'aùïn.aI",ûl1, M. Conlaia; Colwyn Bay and Coi-wyn, T. Roberts; DolgeJey, Ed. E. Jones; Llajidudno, J. Owen; Llangoilem, W. P. Wil-iams; I,iam*wst, T. R. Jones; Oswestry, G. j W. Lacey; Pxestatym, A. L. Joaiee; Queenfclerry, t THE LLANDUDNO FIRE BRIGADE, WiMera of Lord Mogtvn'g Cup for the "wet" 6teamer drill. Herbert Baistow; Rhuddla/:i, W. Conwy Bell; Rhyl, J. Proffit. The whole of the arrangements were o.. Tied out under the direction of the Chairman of the District, Chief Officer W. Ooemry Bell, the secrol-a-r.al duties being as usual ably performed by Lieut. J. O. Hughes, of the B wVhyrMaa Brigade. The flag officers and ring masters wero Major Thistkv;ail-c, Nantwicm; and Surgeon Col. Wilkahis, Mold. The time was kept by Mr J. H. Iia-vbcjiiT-ne, Oi 1 ief Constable od fUbaoter; and Mr W. II. s, Chester; while tho jtuSgos Major li. Cecil Da vies, V.D., Ch-stcr; Chief Officer Scott, Bradford; Chief Officer J. G. Roper, Leeds; and D.r. Trevor Wil- liasns, Gheatar. MEETING OF OFFICERS. A meeting of t!bc offioerg waa heWi prior to the diyaiOBscfratiaa, over wSttch Lord Mostyia pre- sided, when the question of &axt ys gather- izig was ocTOWnoixxxl. Colwyn Bay invited the brigades to visk, town, and it. was decided to defer tSjo matter uaitil a. latex meeting. A letwr was reccrt-ed from Chie-f Constable WJ-lia.rm, of Aberystwyth, asking the North Wales District to amalgamate with South Wales in a joint request that We National Frre Bisgtidcs Union 600uld hold its 1912 demonstra- tion, ei&er in Mid-Wale a or somewhere in the PxiSKa-pality. It was decided to dcaJ with the questioa at tiio rueoct gathering of the Council. FIRJ3JHEN AND THE INVESTITURE. Reference was anades to the mwstiture of the Prince of Wales at Carnarvon, and gratification wae oxpieased at the facS that Caraarvoei had received the oovesed Ibomoar. Lord Mostyn was uked to asoexrtam whetoar the North Waiee FMe Br-i giades would be aoexwded tie honour of acting I liORl MOSTYH, as a guard of honour at the investiture. WbtoD the lato King visited Rhyl in 1894 to lay the foismkitioa stone of the Royal Alexandra Hoepi- tal tlK-ry aotcgi jtn that capacity. THE INSPECTION. The brigades were inspected by Lord Mostyu, who ccsigra-txuiatcd Capta.-m Oonwy Bell upon the very fine- body of firemen present,, and added t!hat it was grst4fyiukg to notice so many of the fielD wearing kw^service xriodala. Jt showed tihsit- they had not only served many years in the I. brigades; but they h-sd not* shirked tlbeir duty. He a.S() ixKuHc-td. there. were macv so!d;crs and, saiiors is, the brigades. He pleatsed at that, as jt. was fixsm the Navy and Army that some of the bast in tho lire ;« rv,c» wero rxxspuited. Tbeno was a great diffeivan-co ui tihe brigades torn- pared with same years ago. La coi!o}us>on his boFdiih:p said: I am a.hv-ay* plvaast-d to my men at Miostyn. I have liad the honour of being your piv-sktent for a number oi years, and I take a deep interest ia the work, esp-xsaily in t.his oollniy. I eposgrat-uiatc yon UIYO:> your appear- anoe, and I liope you will ha vo a nf14" day; but the fireman is no idole atVaid of wet than he ia I of tire (hear, hearX THE COMPETITIONS. Tho coenp&lit-kffis were:—lieet d-ruiod aeid turned-out teaan, tnot more than 12 meo, nor less than, 8, axe drill to h.3 taken into <»3n.-»iderar tion 1. Prestatyn 2, Carnarvon; 3, PhtickLian 4, Doigeftey. Oie-m-an n>a<irual drill: 1, J. IJC>IW Riuickilan (33 4-5th sees.); 2, J. Edwardö" Llaji- dudjio (39 2-5t.h sees.). Tine times of the other competitors were: -Abcirg-als (55 l-5th sees, witii 2 se^s. pamaity—40 l-5th sees.); Carnarvon (41); Quesoi>iWry (41 l-5th', DolgcLey (41 2-5th), Oswestry (40 2-5tfe, peivaltv 10—50 2-5th), Llan- tmmt t63.. pcGsit^- 2,-()6j.4WQ-meIA taaauftl driB t 1, Messrs T. Williams and J. Griffiths, Rbuddlaa. (17 aeos.); 2, Messrs F. Oldfield and J. O. Vv ii- liams, Carraarvon (IS 4-5th); t-uaes of the other oompotitors wro: — Dolgefley (19 3-0 th), Oswestry (20), Liandadno (19 3-5t., penalty 1,— 20 3-5th), Abergele (22), Queesnaferry (24), Eilan- rwst, no drill. Hyvimnt dnil (ball) without key (dry) for the "Byrne" Ghalieinge Sbieid (the gift of Mr Tbos. Byrne), medals and certificates: 1, Capt. Ed. E. Jones, Messrs R. Jan-cfc, amd R. Griffiths, aad oorgt. H. VV a bams, Doigebey (13 3-5tb ); 2, Mecsrs E. ibig&es, P. Wjijams, J. E. E-dwardg, and Jino. Edwards,, LiandudiK). Otheff tMDes: Carnarvon (15 3-4tJl, peoaitv 1,—It 3-4tb), Oavresory (15 4-5th), Queensferry (16 1-5 A, peciaity 1,—17 1-5 Prestatyn (17, penalty 1,— 18), Gotwyn Bay Rhudidlacj, Rhyl, and Ltiaii- goilan, no driils. Four men maaiuaA wet drill, for the "Dol- gtetiey" Challenge Shaekf (preseated by Lieut.- Col. G. F. SoDtt), mtdals and oertificate: 1, Doigeiley (33 l-5th); 2, Oswestry (33 3-5th). Cqiber times, Carnarvon (39 4-5th), Llandiidaio (40), Queenaferry (42 2-5th). Abergele and Rhaiddiar), no drill. Steamer wet dnli for the "Mostyn" GhaiMeage Cup (tie gift oi Dord Moetyn), medals and certi- ficate-. 1, Llondudsio (17 4-5th); 2, Dolgeiley (18, pemaJty 2,-20). Carnarvon was the body other team which finished (20 2-5th). Rhyl, Prestatyn, Oswestry, Llangollen, Rbuddtlaa and Llanrwst, no drill. Maciuai wet drill dressiag for the "Abergole" Cai.a-llenge Shield (preeeaited by Cou. J. E. Mel- lor), medals and certificate 1, DolgeQey 59 2-5th, penalty 5,44 2-5th); 2, Abergele (66 4-5th). Other times: Llandudno (67), Oswestry (67 3-5 Carnarvon (74 2-5th), Queetnsferry (75 3-Sth, penalty, 2,—77 3-5th). Rhuddlan, no drill, Ambulance competition, N.F.B.U. Red Cross, for t'he Law Union and Riook Ambulance Com- parly's Chalilenge Cup, silver medals and oerti- ficate: 1, Lieut. J. 0. Hughes, Firemen T. Wil- liams, B. Jooes. and Thoa. Evans, of the Rhudd. lan Brig-ado who gained 95 points out of a pos- sible 100. The prizes were distributed by Major R. Cecil Davies, V.D., Chester, in the absence of tie Preadout, who had had to leave early. With regard to the competitions that day, "he s" th^io v.-aa mudh_ ui>on which they ooci-ld. coci- gYatulate the brigadiea, and tha only disappoint- mg feature was tfce fact that only three brigades od the wet steamer drill, but no doubt m the :<uture the- engineers wo-ttcl be able to reni-edy that state of things. Some of the times were equal to that Ln the National competitions, and he was surpr-sod that more brigades from North Waies did not nter for the larger meeting. He b3iieved if North Waiee was re^weseot-ed at the National com petition 3 they would) give a good aeoount of themselves. He congratulated the Dolgeiiey Brigade, who had taken the Sir R. Wdbams-Bullpeloy Challenge Cup for tht highest aggregate pomta obtained by tuny one brigade in the competition, Rhwidaa, however, only being but a point, behiaxL He oofigratalated the Rhuddlan Ambuiamoe team on having seomod 95 points out of a possible 100. Dolgeiley also took the tbroo shi-ekts. which, was oom to be cnood of. C^pt. Occrwy BeH, in propoeing a vote of thanks to the judges and others who had assisted, said he was sure the competitors were satisfied, as the judges had done their work well. No doubt some were disappointed, but miehaae woaJd happen in competitions as well as at fires, and they must take the rough with the smooth.' Tne judges had oome a oociskferabie distance, gave their aorrioae gT^atuiUyuaiy (applause).

RIVAL CLAIMS TO AN ISLAND ON THE DEE. CURiOUS CASE AT CORWEN. At Corwen County Court, on Friday, before Judffe Wiiliam Evans, action was brought by Margaret Elizabeth Davies, tenant of Ty'rdlyn Farm, againat the Hon. C. H, Wynn, of Rug, for entering land in her possession, cnttmg up posts, destroying fences, and removing notice boards. The plaintiff claim d ES damages, and asked for an injunction. Mr Ellis Griffith, M P was for tho plaintiff, and Mr A. Graham for the defendant. It was stated th-ai the action was really brought by Mr Lloyd, of Rhagait Hall, against Mr Wynn to secure a judgment aa to the ownership of an island that had been formed in the middle of the River Dee. A number of elderly witnesses testi- fied that at one time the island did not exist; it had been brought into existence by the action of the current carrying soil from the adjoining land, and both parties to the action claimed the ownership of it. His Honour stated that the case raised points of exceptional interest. There was no doubt that at one time the island did not exist, and that it had been formed by the currcnt changing its eoim>3. He apportioned one-eighth of the island to Mr Wynn and seven-eighths to Mr Lloyd. He awarded a penny damages, and refused an in- junction. I

NO CHANGE FOR 3 YEARS. RHYL INCIDENT. For years <$*> Rhyd opinion repeated here has undhongod. Indeed, a three years' teat La<s served but to render it more full of e 1 its>ura(g-f^in<ant tbaai (Ww. 0-cr 3 years ajier tedling of the cure of her Uvckatihe and kkfcaey trouble by Doan's back- kidney julls, M-ra J. Jones, of 2D, Queers court, Queen's Street, Rhyi said: "I have stall fullest confideooe in piKs. When- I g'6t a sign of itiba oid te-cublo I find a few of the pifls soon put, me right." VVliOii firsi, spe&kmg about her experience, Mrs Joftes said:—"For four years or so I Buffer- oi (1. groa-t deal wit3i kudney trouble; I liad se^ore pams jv ihe email of my back, and at times my back felt like breaking. Wibca. I 2tooix>i I 'ba.-i bo take hold of .something to heip f up a^yain. "I tried -a-ilsifvuiii, remedies, but they made mo iio bc-rter, and mien I starteid with Doa-n's hack- a;>?-e k-.<i»Hy pills, wtixsn (fed we so moch good th £ -t I 0Wltnuoed vnifc Oien. A course of tbeee pilL-i quite ouned cme, 1 cun gla.d. to If you Iloct your kidevys they will gradu- al }y their power of purifying- the blood, aivi y.iu will be danger of dropsy 4 rheuana.tiam w.iavt-A, kinWaa^o, stooa, grave], or infLwnmation of the kklneys 4WA er. gain's baokaeie kidney.pii» ftft. oil tho kkkievs only, dea?ising and greatly 1;ng tboai, and whesn the kidaiey-j a:o wtsil t.hoy will baip aul ux- oiiaer organs oaok to beMth. Dean's -.aohe kidney tbUa are two sliillings and njnep^raoo per box, or six box, for thirteen iiwluVgK toad o._u«jponoo- Of aii cbejuist? and stores, or poet free dsneot from the Fostter- MeKJIoliaffi Ca., i, Weiis-strae+, Ox ford-street, I Iiondoti, W. Be sure you get the same kiad ei pils as Sfeo Jamot hmA

———— SMALL HOLDINGS IN VALE OF GONWAY. INQUIRY AT EGLWY<&BACH. Mr John Owen, Commassiorier for Smafi Holdings, oq Momda.y bold nzi inquiry at Egiwys- baoii, m upkuMK oi Vkle of Conwaj^ respeütIDg a J 0lÙeIr ÍiIsuoed U)8 CScxinty Council to purchase Xikto Farm, wtich is over 55 acves in extent, from Mr A. W. Kyffin, Boia., the then owdw. l,ir W, R. L'vmle, olea ci the Derlxghshire atiQiooty, aud the toolut of the farm was Mr Robert Foit&es, wfeo wa £ also r»f the lioeai Inn, Egiwyubaoii. The property was table for sEnall hoifajga, azid was easily di Thatio wro seven accepted aopikaais forlaad in fee perkh, and they required be- t*a0C*i *&em aMui Attempts m-<Ib at the b^snraffig of 1900 to aaqicre the Ja»d. IfKfuirtee wmp made abewtt several other farms, but none wes^e found to be as suitable as tirie. At the emd of last- year renewed attempts wero rnsde to purefcsse, Ust Q*e ovroeer was un- willing" to 8&L, but last. JtQke his soiicQtacv wrote that they vould be TrSbBg to r an ex- OEptionaJ offer, and wbec 11 Hill 111 j the ooer tbey aAied that tlKOj wm a poRaibihrty of a dhangte of laoaBpy Tile Sraaal HoWtisgs Committee agreed that tbem was no ocbw oourse but to make a oompuieorv owfcr, eitbcmgii the Counly CO=cd was ahrays very rekiefarai to do this. He uudeastood that an objection 1PQ.9 msnt to the Board otf Agnvakure on be^aH of the teoaat, •and after tfce notice was sent to fee peraras mt&nwfced, aaid the Ooaned were about to nake the OrJer, the farm was noad to the present uec- aat in the faoe di the faocit. tiiat tfce ootmpulsory () had Tœàe, a.nd only a. tile confirmaasioai oi the Besud of AgirctUture. Mr R. Wiifaaaas, land agent for the oounsy, gave evxkraoe ot the suitability oi the iana. He stated thai w^vxa he m«pec!*ed it Oja. betwjf Oouoty Omuk^ tbe teoaci went round with him, and remarked t^ai he would lequire to be compewnted. H» did not at thai tame object lu -Y vmy to the County Oouncil pur- db%suag the farin. vww eyubwo har,,g bft, h" Mr C. T. AlioLt4 sofeeifcor, who appeared for the temaot, smcI tbey obfecftad to t&e laod bomg tairea a,way, as PooJkes wrn samn^ his livw by iIaDd. Tfe Imct» ooiy two or throe axroe ow the atatotary immt of 50 acres, and it appeared to be a great bardabsp tbai if a. man ™ 53 aona oi k&d it abottid be taken away fiom htta, wbeww a n»u wish. 45 aiores oouid go soot f*ee. H a amafl wero required, CouiKal ooofid b»*« poocsined suffioiftit suot- laaetowners. such aa Lady AUJ^netL wio owned neswdy bait tfce r&- Lady AUJ^netL wio owned neswdy bait tfce r&- Fon^gea wouid ne>per ha^e bougirt tbe t«m except to aa*e hanrff, as be heard He had been t&e for 19 yeext, and be bad bad no 11 act he thought that OU. tie had torn ia negottaboo fer it for maay ^Mtfaa^so <bu he wu not buying it bethind The in repk- to Mr W. R. Srans, said be bold the laod ae-* that he was entitled to ODmPe-alt,aon undpw the AaL i-ie adnxmted tit be«d» "Sie p«bJiWK>u». l^ OMncnaaoaer end that be woaid repari J- P««W» » tbe Boni but he hoped tfcat whatever hstppmmd it wvfcl nrft be tfas mMjeof any uajptnuwi.rti..m Sg^rvshacb. 2°^7 ^a ttt, (Ed^ to p&rfomk The *pf±mat* W a k^mi rrgtu to oamaod land fwm tho Ootaamit, mod it moat b« granted to approved eppkeaate wrtbtc a emaoti- ab4e ttme. In thas oaea mmem sppiicaets h^t waiaed' two yoata, mad Um mutt try and dt-nde tfeLT oooaderatioo beCwvm tbe appiioants and the owners.

"THE MOST PERFECT FOOD BEVERAGE EVER PLACED BEFORE THE PUBLIC." These words will be found io the nuzw*. able address to the jmiik; on every tin aad packet of Dr. Tibbies' V i They aw now echoed daLy in the baules of hoadrads ?! ?f th* Pe^Pi&' who, having trirf Dr Tibbies i-Coooa as an experiment, caa» not be indueed to go back to the sickly, Ü. srpid and often njjarsuae prepanatwos pre- viousiy used. 'Ihe mvi^rative foroo of Dr. Tibbi, Vr. Caooe. is impaz6ad n conjnnotura witfe tke dhoioasfc Cbcoa and Extract of Malt aad BcpB by the beoefieeaxt .proTiaoe of the rvse4"d seed or bean of the Koia Nut whida In P*rte of Central Africa, ed. tne I-ndiec, auvd in BrasiL Yi-Cocoa eioBTxen a meet barrpv aad We- ficia] ittflneaoe on the liver aad upocn tl» wbilet ite porwar of eupporfciae vaWAy aad repairing j*aste in eilfcex sex me cw-wrkod, ov«> wroa^ht, jad*d, or na <knr&, is maxwiiowL. T^e gtigtainipg power of Yi-Cocoa is suA taat a w*ba«, a brain worber, or adeiicate bV "kisg a magie cxtp of Dr. TibbW Yi-Ooooa at fMt. work all day, nt n<ytioeable such ia its eortecajrt and r«tora*rwe power. Aaad—wiflh all tbeee advantag«»-«. packet «f Dr. Tibbte* V l-Coooe. COB be obtained for axpm,,4 Do Dot ask your grooer for emo a. Ask for IHtCocoa i —at rixik«^* aJ 1 t&o IVii rirnmnri Brory grocer aeUe Ti-Cocoa in 6d packvte and 9d and 18 6d tim.

THE PRINCE OF WALES'S INVESTITURE. CHOICE OF CARNARVON CASTLE. A DATE IN JULY. The following official anaocmoemeat w« issued to-day week ,— BALMORAL OAS TUB, Ibmnky, Ibe King has been pteaaed to aooede to ih0 wish of tbe Weisfa people tbtU. the ancomt custom of of the I-rimwa of Walae ehouid be rwiwd Acting «^on the tmazviznous recommenda- tion of a representative and mffaentiai cota- mitftee, bis Majesty Imp approved of the oece- mony taking pteoe at OaroarvcB Castle ckrnng the month of Jul, moort It will bo recalled thait tbe TTi-^ issued a pro- ciamatxn on July 23 last ifxing1 tne date of thai Coronation at Wedaninetwr on a day in Jnoa next to be afterwards fixed. The investiture of the Prince art Waies will arm take place wialia a month of the Conaoaiaon. The Prince wiil be seventeen out Jane 23 raon. The King's statetruft, given above, refers to 91 the reoommeediation of a oommi. It it understood that the oonscoitteo ooosisted of Mr Lloyd George, MJP. for Carnarvoo. Borou Lord Tredegw, Lord Cawwfeor, Lord PjyiriOHti, the Biefeop of St. Asaph. Sir Aifred Tbonacs^ M.P. for East Giamorgaa, and the Rev. Cwfe va,u De. TÎes

F raaiich commercial opinion is evidently unanimous iu favour of the establishment of penny po^ta^e with tbe .United. Kingdom. The British Cfeaenbar of Commerce in Parm hae retx'jved 90 nsolutkms from diflei^ent F CStaraberB of Cont.Meroe dem«,iidin^ thw ona.

^PERFECT MEDTCINE?^S§ W Em Liver Complaint, v I SHkms^"> JOHNSON'S CHINESE PILLS, 1 I » n ^>cr hox. tk« best. For Blood Poison, 1 I Inaajnwatkjft, Yaricose Veini, Erysipelas, Bad J K Lcgj, JOHN SON'S XX OILS L'lj. 2 3, it » M core. A«)»ie<free. )OHNSON Brot.—,M 5."(fn|-i(i.Wrint HilI,CTewr^K9R