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In pursuance of their powers under thf Public Health (Venereal Diseases) Regulations, 1916, the Monmouthshire Ccanty Council, acting in conj unction wit h the Council of the County Borough of Newport, have formulated a scheme for the Prevention and Treatment of Venereal Diseases, which has received tho provisional approval of the Local Government Board. It is desired to give public notice of the FACILITIES AVAILABLE UNDER THE APPROVED SCHEME, viz., VENEREAL DISEASES occur as the result of immoral conduct, but may be spread in other ways. THE EFFECTS OF THESE DISEASES upon the individual and the race are GRAVE AND FAR- REACHING. It has been demonstrated that PROMPT RECOGNITION AND SCIENTIFIC TREATMENT of 'hese diseases will enable the patient to avoid these grave after-conaequences. Arrangements have been made for FREE TREATMENT FOR ALL. Male and female persons suffering from these diseases can have proper scientific treatment UNDER CONDITIONS OF SECRECY. The following Treatment Centre is at present available for Monmouthshire :— ROYAL GWENT HOSPITAL, CARDIFF ROAD, NEWPORT, EVERY MONDAY (except Bank Holi- days) from 2 to 5 p.m. EVERY THURSDAY, from 2 to 5 p.m. Adequate arrangements have also been made at the Public Health Labor- atory, the County Hall, Newport, for special bacteriological investigations etc., under the scheme. Further information as to these facil- ities, so far as they relate to the Admin- istrative County of Monmouth, and copies of a special leaflet on the dangers of Venereal Diseases, can be obtained from the undersigned. D. ROCYN JONES, County Medical Officer. The County Hall, Newport, Mon. August 1st, 1917. MINING EXAMS. LRSSONS BY POST. Candidates thcr- ^nghly prepared for Mine Managers, TOirmen, Sarveyors u4 JlJecVWal Bx- noinatioaM. lAs, May H.O Hxjtsn. r7 out of 98 rtudenta paaoc4. W,-its far t'-œ 1mn.dbocolc. (Deak SO), "Cambrian tfc&ook" GumnAmy J.4., If you want PRINTING quickly and cheaply, go to the Monmouth Guardian Offices, Rhymney, ipufcltr Notice* I LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT, 1894- LOCAL GOVERNMENT (EMER- GENCY PROVISIONS) ACT, 1916. THE AUDIT (ABSTRACTS AND REPORTS) ORDER, 1916. To the Ratepayers and Owners of Property in the Urban District of Rhymney, in the County of Mon- mouth. Whereas the District Auditor author- ised by Law to Audit the Accounts of Receipts and Expenditure under the Public Health Act, 1875, of us, the Urban District Council for the above named District, has duly completed his Audit of the said Accounts for the year ended at the 31st day of March, 1917. WE the said District Council, hereby givo Notice, in pursuance of the above mentioned Acts and Order, that the Audited Accounts and Statutory Fi- nancial Statement will be open for inspection, without payment, by any Ratepayer or Owner of Property in the District at the Office of us the said Council, at 61, High Street, Rhymney, at all reasonable times within the period of 14 days from the 7th day of August 1917. Dated this 3rd day of August, 1917, W. H. TRUMP, Clerk to the District Council- Re Mrs. M. Walters, Deceased. TO CLOSE AN ESTATE. SALE OF Valuable Freehold and Leasehold Properties Situate at Bargoed, Deri, Pengam (Glam); and Fleur-de-lis (Mon.) MESSRS. PHILLIPS, & JONES A.A.I. ARE instructed by the Executor to Sell bv AUCTION at the PLAS- NEWYDD HOTEL, BARGOED, on THURSDAY, AUGUST 9th, 1917, at 7 o'clock p.m., Valuable Freehold and Leasehold P HO PERT 112^ In such lots as shall be determined at the time of Sale, viz.:— Nos. 2 and 8, Gwertbonor-road, Pengam, Glam. II Beechgrove," Gwerthonor-road, PeDgam, Glam. Nos. 1 to 6, Bridge-street, Bargoed (freehold). Five Houses, Mount Pleasant, off Plas-road, Fleur-de-lis. Freehold Ground Rent at Fleor- de-lis. Dwelling-house, New-road, Deri. Shop Premises, No. 3, Gilfach-street Bargoed. For full particulars apply to the Auctioneers at 15, High-street, Bar- goed Mr. T. J. Thomas, Solicitor, Bargoed, and Mr. L. A. Williams, Solicitor, Bargoed.
I RHYMNEY.
I RHYMNEY. MALE VOICE CONTEST. Active preparations are being made by the local Male Voice Party, under the able baton of Mr Abel E. Jonas, A.C., for the "double event" on Bank Holiday, at Blaenavon and Crumlin Eistedd- fcdau. The cheristers have our best wishes for success. We may add that a public rehearsal will be given at the Imperial Cinema (after the services) on Sunday evening next, when both test pieces, and solos by popular artistes will be rendered. OBITUARY.—It is with deep regret that we learn of the death, which took place this (Friday) morning, of Mrs Perkins, the beloved wife of Mr Gwilym Perkirs, Ramsden-street. The deceased had suffered consider- ably for several months, but bore her illness with chri,, tianlike fortitude. Mrs Perkins had been, prior to her illness, a very faithful member and worker at Goshen Congregational Chapel. General sympathy will be expressed with Mr Perkins and her brother (Mr Abel I. Jones) in their sore bereavement.
ISINISTER ATTEMPT TO ROB.…
I SINISTER ATTEMPT TO ROB OELLIOAER. MERTHYR'S CONFISCATING SCHEME. The deeply laid scheme of Merthyr in their further designs upon the parish of Gelligaer, were referred to at the meeting of the local authority, on Tuesday, Mr Edmund Jones, J.P., in the chair, when Mr E. Richards, J. P., as chairman of the Parliamentary Committee, dealt with the action of the Borough representatives to con- fiscate the Bedlinog Ward into their parliamentary division. Reference has already been made to the deeply laid plot. Mr Richards dealt in de- tail how, having heard that Merthyr was about to lay before the assistant commissioner a proposal for the inclu- sion of the Bedlinog Ward into their a.rea for Parliamentary purposes, and how he at once communicated with the Clerk, and Mr James appeared before the commissioners to oppose this. He and Mr James then at. tended before the commissioners at Cardiff in support of the commissioners original scheme, that the whole of the Urban area of Gelligaer, with that of Caerphilly should form one Parlia- mentary division. Mr D. Hopkins said that if they were going to lop off Bedlinog from Gelligaer, it would mean a serious redaction in the rateable value of the parish. A motion approving of the action of Mr Richards was carried unani- mously. Subsequently, Mr Richards stated that the commissioners were informed that the people of Bedlinog were in favour of the proposed change. He bad been notified by Councillor Charles, of a public meeting which was held on Tuesday (the 23rd July). He attended that meeting, at which there were about thirty persons pre- sent and a resolution was then adopted that they approve of Bedlinog being included in Merthyr, providing that Merthyr could secure three members. Mr J. H. Charles said the resolution adopted was that Bedlinog would prefer remaining with Gelligaer, but if by joining Merthyr, three members could be secured for the Boroughs, they would join Merthyr. Mr W. Hammond: If Bedlinog don't want to go to Merthyr, why should they allow Mardy Jones to stuff his doctrines dowu their throat ? Mr J. Jones, Bargoed, said that Mr Mardy Jones represented the Labour party in East Glamorgan, and a miners' meeting having passed a resolution in favour of the proposal, he was entitled to say so. Mr D. Hopkins said that the voice of the people as a whole, and not one section must be obtained. Finally it was decided to write the chief Commissioners, supporting the previous decision of the Council in favour of the division as originally set down, that:the whole of the Gelli- gaer parish with the Caerphilly Urban area, form one new Parliamentary Constituency. e • e
I NEW TREDEGAR.
NEW TREDEGAR. PLUCKY RESCUE. -The Rev. H. James, vicar of New Tredegar, calls attention to a plucky rescue at Penarth last Friday, when Mr Albert E. Fry, 52, Queen's-road, New Tredegar, saved from drowning a girl eleven years of age, who had fallen off the Kymin out-fall sewer pipe-line into the sea, and also rescued a little boy, aged nine years, who had got into difficulties by endeavouring to save the young girl. Mr and Mrs Fry were spending their holiday at Penarth at the time. ————— -—————
IYSTRAD MYNACH.
YSTRAD MYNACH. This is the licence we got between » 11S," said William Lockyor (24), col- i Her, Ystrad Mynaoh, when summoned I at Bargopd Po) ice Coui't on Friday with driving a rnotor-cycie without a licence. Police-ssrgeant W. H. Will. iams 'in tho course of his evidence tiltid that defendant wa j under the impression that he cor,Id use his butty's" machina and his liceuce.- He was fined 20s. and advised to take out a licence of his own, M ■ ■ { ;•