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t ABERAVON. t At the Poliee Court on Thursday, two ea"s were mnnl for hearing in which Minnie Harvey, Victoria-road, Aberavon, Bummuncd her husband, George TJarvey, marine store dealer, Pott Talbot, for arrears under a main tain mice order, and tfie husband applied for the discharge of the maintainallce orderMr. Trevor Hunter (barrister-at-law): I happen to know that defendant will not appear.— Mr. Lewis M. Thomas (for respondent* suid he anticipated this condu--4". IL bad been given all particulars, and was pre- pared to go on with the case. Ti-e there- fore thought lie was entitled to all osts. —The husbf.nd's appd;;a'ion was btrrk out, and he was ordered to ray j guineas costs. I Thursday was observed as the Aberavon and Port Talbot shop assistants' annual holiday. Though there was no organised outing, various parties betook themselves on motor trips to Mumbles, Porthcawl and elsewhere, whilst a large number held a picnic at the Sands. At Aberavon on Monday, George Clarke, garage proprietor, Port Talbot, was sum- moned ior driving a motor-car without a rear light on the 18th inst. P.C. Bailey said lie received a telephone message from Port Talbot. and he stopped defendant at Taihach. The rear light of the car was extinguished. 'Mr. Lewis M. Thomas (on behalf of defendant) said his client left his garage in a hurry. Before leaving he gave orders to an employee to light the rear lamp. This the employee forgot to do. with the result that Mr. Clarke was rot aware of the lamp being unlit until lie was stopped by the constable at Tal- bach. In the circumstances he asked that ihe caeQ be dismissed, otherwise his client's license would be endorsed. The case Mas dismissed on payment of costs. At Aberavon on Monday, Wm. Davies, Taibach, was charged with travelling on the Great Western Railway without pro- ducing his ticket. Mr. H. Henderson for the company said defendant arrived at Port Talbot from Xeath, and when he passed out handed a portion of an old market ticket to the porter. When asked fur a proper ticket defendant could not find it. It was now, however, found that defendant had a ticket, and the company wished to withdraw the summons. This was granted, defendant being ordered to pay 5s. costs. POLICEMAN ASSAULTED. At Aberavon on Monday (before Messrs. Geo. Longdon and Ald. Dd. Rees), Charles Smith, labourer, of no fixed abode, was brought up in custody and charged with being drunk and disorderly and assault- ing the police in Cwmavon-road on Satur- day iiight.-P.C. Osborne said ho saw prisoner very drunk outside the lodging house. Defendant was very abusive, 'and challenged people to fight. Witness took him into custody, and on the way to the police station defendant struck him on the mouth causing three severe cuts. Civilian assistance had to be called for before defendant was 6afely locked up. P.S. Jones corroborated. For being drunk and disorderly defen- dant was fined 10s., and for assaulting the police £ 3 or one month.

BRIDGEND.

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BAGLAN.

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DYFFRYN. x

I GLYN-NEATH.I

I JERSEY MARINE. j

J LLANSAMLET.

MELINCRYTHAN.

MAESTEG. I

MARGAM. •I

I NEATH.

NEATH ABBEY.I

PYLE.I

PORTHCAWL.I

I PORT TALBOT.j

RESOLVEN. I

SEVEN SISTERS.1,

SKEWEN. ' 11

TAIBACH.

PENCLAWDD SERGEANT FALLS.

INN. I DRUNK IN BURRYPORTINN.I…

LLANDILO SERGEANT WOUNDV-D,I

ANOTHER SWANSEA COMMISSION.…

PORT TALBOT MUSICAL SUCCESS.I

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- ] 51 __YEARS OF SERVICE.

.AMMANFORD MAN'S ESCAPE. !

A ROW INTHE INN.I

LESS BIRTHS RECORDED.-I

LANDORE GUNNER KILLED.I

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I MARKETS. r1\.1ARKETS.,-

WEEKLY REVIEW OF THE GRAIN…

PRETTY AMMANFORD WEDDING.