The Cambria Daily Leader

BIRTHS, MARRIAGES AND DEATHS (Continued from Page 10,) MARRIACES. BETNON—PAYNE.—At Argyl-e C.M. Chapel, on the 6th in6t.. by Rev. Wynne Thomas, Olive Elizabeth, second daughter of ino late John Beynon, 20, St. George-street., Swansea, (Pilot), to Eobert Rees, 6011 of Eobert Payne, 15, Cradoc.k-«»ireet, Swanaea. > DEATHS. OHAEI/ES.—At 158, liobort-miaet, Man«elton, on Wednesday, 5th m&t., Elizabeth, tin: ■widow ol the late David Cnarieo, vI Kiivey-road, aired 69 years. it'unerul on Monday, at 3 o'clock, for Cupel Ctsin. JENKINS.—February 4th, alter long ana patient suffering, Ann, widow of the hue John Jenkins, aged 79 veart». Funeral private. 80, Oii\>rd- £ tre<et.

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I A MASTER 0s!CAHI8T. ? !??b?? U??t?bf. ? V!SrfOF?§!m?T8E?EZER SWANSEA i I The eminent Organist of Hereford Cathedral (I>r. (J. K. Sinclair, ilus. j Doc. Hon. jR.A.Ai., i-.R .C.O., L.H.A.M.) the we-li-knowii conductor of tbs the iiiiming- iiam Festival Clioral Sociofcy, etc., gave an organ recital at Swansea Ebenezer Congragational Church on Thursday, mid. the largo oongvc^atioit tlsat assembled on the oceas.on wciie ell- raptured with the iich uuisical treat provided. Dr. Sinclair was -assisted by Aiadarae Jennie Ellis, the famous vocalist, and the Ebenezcr Mission Male Choir (conducted by Mr. T. Turner Thomas J Dr. Sinclair, with his masterly touch extracted the most beautiful bones from the fine (instrument and the expecta- tions of the audience were more than realised. He gave ezcoerpts from Eigftr, Schumann, Bach, Haydn, Handel, Wes- ley, 'lschadvOwskv aud ether Treat com- posers. If, for beauty of conception and brilliant handling one item was more appreciated than the others it was Bach's L'eriude and Fugue in D Major, which was truly a magnificent perform- ance. Madame Jennie Ellis won great ap- pluæ for her beautiful rendering of "jt the Bright Seraph in n (HalldüJ), and the aria from" Christ in the Ar^ddernees" (Granville Bantock). The t<be-nezer Mission Male Choir, vocal trimnplus are well-known, de- iighted tie congregation with tlieir JK'i"tít':ful selections which comprised Pahardo Hebrew Captives," Vauglian I'homav Lost T-ove," and Cyril Jen- bins, "Deep Jon?u7i Banks." The ac- companist was Mrs. Arthur James (Megan Glantawe.)

ENGNE DRIVER FOR 40 YEARS. At the engine sheds: of the London and JNorth-w esterii Railway, Swansea, en. Thursday evening, a presentation J'as made to Mr. David Davies, of 23, .bond-street, Swansea, on the occasion of his retirement; aft-er 40 years' service 01,,<; engine-driver under the London and "N6rtu-\Vesteni Railway Company. Mr. Davids joined the L.N.W at Swansea in h ehruary, 1872, and has since loyally srYed the company up to the prehcnt tJm' when hir advancing age Irwde xa-ben liL?- :,rt"l?,aiiciug age inativ Mr. John Lewis presided over a very 'ar?G gathering, and in making the pre- "I', aticii, referred to the very long ser- j ?GRtation? Lhivies had put in, and ex- J -prcssGd the' Iiope that he would b??, spared many years to enjoy the rdirû- merit he so well deserved. Mr. John Turpie, who acted as secre iiiry to the fund, and Mr. John Thomas aiso paid warm tributes to Mr. Davies's character and ahility. The presentation (to which all the members of the locomotive and traffic departments had subscribed) took the form of a handsome ebony waJkingp stick and an umbrella, both heavily silver-mounted and suitably inscribed, and also a sum of money. The recipient thanked the gathering for tho very valuable present, and ox- pressed his deep appreciation of the feeling which had prompted them to acknowledge his retirement as they had done.

<'I'8l'Ut- -ilia" 1 C « jjTALKS BY RICH, THE CHEMIST. S a S WO. 63.-STILL OAININC. ¡':fl:9PI'.1'I!'JI1!t" Ikttli weight and strength, is the greatest joy of all parents of their children. The primary cause of weak vand rickety children, of the listless- ness and lack of thriving, feeble i- li- petite, peevishness and crying, rest- lessness, disordered stomach, bad breath, picking of the nose, dark rings under the eyes, dry cough, thinness, poor health, grinding of the tooth, etc., ;s orms. A course of Williams' Pontardawe) Worm Lozenges wiii soon make the constitution robust, the spirits brighter, the appetite better, and the food they take will do them good. Price, 9d., Is. ld., and 2s. 9d. all chemists, or direct from the manu- factory (by post lid. extra), Rich, the Chemist, 30, High-street, Swansea. Each Lozenge if genuine is stamped, Williams, Pontardave." For child- ren teething, try Williams' (Pontar- dawe) Teething Powders. SoM i? 2d. each, or 8 for Js. ]-}d., all chemists. or 8 for ,d., all ebem,i?st,,

"90 MINUTES OF SUNSHINE" at tlio WESLEY Temprance Concerts To-morrow (Saturdry) Night AT EIGHT O'CLOCK. GRAND MUSICAL PROGRAMME. AKTIST'ES-—Soprano, Miss Besdie Samuel; Contralto, Miss Kate Eaton; tenor. Mr George Parkes; Baritoiic, Mr. W. J. Morgal!, Pont ardawe; Kiocutioniet. Mr. Robert T.io?n&s, DUIJvan, So!o Pianist, Mis'? Violet I Tlioiuas, ManficI'UML, Master Willie ETQns. Accompanist—Miss SARAH A JAMES, Cert. Pic.nist (Lo-.irton). JOHN WILLSAMS, Esq, will Presid, ADMISSION FRdE. Collection. [Entrance:—C«ntid Door in Coat-strsaL rj^oTAIj ^BSTINENCE SOCIETY. THE USUAL WEEKLY Gospel Tsmpsrance Meeting in the, N E TiV RAGGED SCHOOL. To-morrow (Saturday) Night A GRAND PROGRAMME by the HAFOD GLEE SOCIETY. (Conductor—Mr. Sid James.) Assisted by other well-known Artistes. Chairman—REV. W. H. HQCKS. ( Accompanist—MISS GERTIE THOMAS, R.A.M. (A.G.). To Commence at 8. Collection. T DON'T MISS THIS TREAT. J

Aberas-on, The li:iontlda and Swansea Bay Railway Company are contemplating the early re- moval 01 their locomotive aDd rolling stock sheds from Jersey Marine to A-beravon. A site has Desit secured on the Aberavon Moors, near the golf iiuks. Carmarthen. on' ,'1 'I n 1 no aealii nas occurrea at. 1^, jtving-sc-rcoL, Carmarthen, of Mrs. Mary Singers-Davies. at the age cf 89 yeai-i. The deceased lady, who was one of the oldest inhabitants in the town, was the widow of M.r. Frederick Davies, and youngest daughter of the late Mr Richard Spurreil, of Carmarthen. Fforestfac-h. A special mission originally intended to last ten days is still being continued at the Gospel llall, Arming-road. The Revs. D. S. and David Evans, Biidgend, and J. A. Elias, Ammanford, have conducted the ser- vices throughout, and the meetings have been both inspiring and successful. Several open-air meetings have been held on what is locally known as The Cross. The hali has generally presented a packed appear- ance, and deepest fervour has prevailed. Kiiiay. At Siloam Baptist Chapel, Killay, on Thursday morning, a preuy wedding was solemnised, the contracting parties being Miss Parah James, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. Jamas, Wern House, Dunvant, and Mr. J. M. Davies, Maes.vrhaf, Killay. Rev. J. H. Davies (pastor) officiated, whilst ü. John James tbrother of the bride) acted as best man, the bridesmaid being Miss M. A. James. Both the bride and bridegroom are members of Siloam Church, and a number of members and friends were present to witness the ceremony. Miss Richards, Bay View. Dunvant ably played the Wedding March." Llansamiet. H The ma.uy inejMs 01 Mr. Hand towier, Church-road, M?'?anniet, will be glad to b ear that he is now out of danger after 1 hi.? r:ent serious accident by bMng knocked down by a motor-car. The fancral of the late Mrs. Benjamin George Davies, Bethel-road. Llansamlet, t(K'k place on Thursday, the interment being at Bethel Chapel graveyard. The Rev. J. Hywel Parry (Bethel) officiated. The chief mourners were the husband and chil- dren.—A pathetic incident connected with the demise of Mrs. Davies is that on Tues- day last her step-farther was killed at Messrs. Rees and Kirby's Works, Is* orris ton. Pontardulais. r uruvc i'arJc, Air. K .ia uiason nanne s gift to Pontaraulaie, has now bean )>eanti- i'uil.v laid out at the expense of the Parish C<)illlcil, and everything is now ready for the fonal opellln; It has been suggested I that this might take place on St. David's I)ay--tlie national holiday—and that the Council entertain the sjhool children to a I tea-fight on the auspicious occasion. A.t t.Í!e la"t me"t,ing cf the Llandilo-Taly- | boat Parish Council complaints were again made as to the execrable condition of ilio County Road at Pontardulais. The Clerk wae instructed to bring the matter before I iht proper authorities. The Swansea Rural Council has acquired nine plots at £30 each, situate in Oaktield- -it.reet, for the tipping of rubbish. It is pro- posed to enclose iirold ultimately, and turn the same into a recreation ground. Messrs ThQmas Jenkins, Pontardulais, md Joshua ii. Evans, Gorseinon. have I been re-nominated by the Llanuilo-Talybont Parish Council iA ite representatives on I the Gowerton Group of Managers. 0.1, I SkCjven. I On Thursday evening, at a "smoker" held at the Crown Inn Hotel, in connection with the Skewen Horea and Horticultural Show, Councillor Tom Nicholis was presented, 011 his approa.ching departure for South Africa, with a valuable gold sovereign, stamp and match-box eombirmtion ca.se by the mem- oers of the Show Committee. Mrs. Nicholis was aiso mdc the recipient of an elegant dressing-case, with silver-mounted contents. Daring iho evening there were numerous expressions of good wishes to Mr. Nicholis on his departure. > At the meeting of the Skewen and Nea'h Abbey Free Church CoxneiL held on Thurs- day evening, with the Pev. Thomas Morgan" in t?c chair, the Question of the RaJe of Sunday newspapers in the (Ustrict was dis- cus?pd. It w?s reported th?t recently beys were going from door to door up to a late hour no Sundays. It was resolved to send an appeal to the churches not to encourage this trade by buying the papers. It was further decided to appeal to the proprietors of certain milk dairies in the village to abate a pract.ice which is becoming a nnj- anoe, viz., the hawking of milk in the streets on Sundays, accompanied by loud and repeated cries, which disturb divine I worship and the quiet of the Lord's Day. Pontardawe. I The performance of Lewis," the I Welah drama, at the Public Hall. Pontar- dawe. last night, drew together a splendid I' crowd, and is to he repeated to-morrow (Saturday) night. The company, which is a strong one. is under the direction of Mr. D. Clydach Thomaa, the well-known South I Wales lecturer and elocutionist, and he took the leading part. of Tomaa Partley" in a manner which gave entire satisfaction to all. Mr. Thomas was well supported by Miss Elizabeth Rees IA Kari Lewis The others were: Misses M. A. Davies, Hannab (-)tbers ,vfre,: ,V. A,. T-lanr3;?Cil Davies. Tom Samuel, D. J. Jenkinp. J. L Thomas, J -D. Jones, Richard Bevan, Her- bert Daviee, Willie Howell, Rowland Hill, Thomas, and W. G. Evans. The play is both interesting and educative, and there should be o. large crowd to-morrow riigbt. Mr. Wilson Bence, manager of the Pontar- dawe Pavilion, who is about to tour the province* with the drama, "The Cowbov's Revenge," was given a "bumper" benefit at the Pavilion last night. Mr. Thomas Lewis, manager of the Galvanising Depart- ment at Messrs. Gilbertfion's presented Mr. Benge with a solid silver cigar case, sub- scribed for by the members of the Dyffryn 'I'awe Lodge of the R.A.O.B. Mr. Benge suitably responded. Those who contributed to tbp programme were tie Misses Nelljp Swainsoll, If- J. Saunders, Blodwen Jones, Messrs. Owilym Lewis, Hv. Thomas, and Ily..TenkipG. My. Albert Bratten was the I accompanist-

"SANITAS," I -ro.J:j. rt T_3 1 n« Btwuow company, iiimiiea, 01 Limehouse. Ikijdou. E.. have by Royal I Warrant been appointed disinfectant manu- fa-ctnrers to hift Mcj-esty King George V.

MUSICAL SUCCESS. In the recent o«lJege of Violinists ex- amination. Mips Edwina Stephens-Craven, Morrlston, paiswd the junior examination with honours, gaining 91 marks out of 100. This a fine a/hievement for one so young, Bhoe. being only 10 years of age. The young lady is a pupil of Mr. J. 0. Walters, Slat<s*tveet, Morrieton. 2 £ <jA2-7 Vrin-<lw,.)l!i-,|'s have become a nuisance at Pontypridd, and the sanitary coun- cil have decided to declare insanitary 15 vans inhabited bv 43 people. Ask your Grocer for CAMBRIAN PICKLES Admitted the best quality Picklee on the Market. j

jSANDOWN PARK MEETING. TO-MORRO wis PROGRAMME. I 1 9 A—RIPLEY SELLING HANDICAP -1 L»OLf STEEPLECHASE of 100 BO vs. Two miles. Platonic (Mr GoLy) -Goby a 12 7 Pleasure Garden (Mr Parker).Kelly a 12 4 B.M. (Mr H. ilai-tigan) F. Hartigan a 12 2 Lady Constance (Mr Avila) Pooie a 12 1 Sky Pilot (Mr P. Nelke). Gore a 12 0 Fioriai (Mr Gorham) Hackett a 11 12 Stormaock II. (Capt Denny; T Gilbert a 11 10 Lynch Pin (Mr F Marcham-Town&- hend) R Gordon a. 11 5 Kolo Capt Denny) T Gilbert a 11 5 iroe Gift ()L>o R llarperi .Newey a 11 4 Gold Seal II. (Mrs A Bendon) Uetrher a 11 1 Robin (Mr T A Edge) Kennedy a 11 0 Bluchsr II. (Mr Misa) .J:Æcott a 10 12 Mauvillon (Mr Lyf?aght) .Rogers a 10 9 Record lM.r A Burd) Crickett a 10 7 P.attleyTound (Mr Brace) .Sulteel a 10 5 Gaioneer (Mr A Yatee) .Yat.oo. a 10 3 Brown Prinoees (Mi- J Ward) George a 10 11 Chessington (Mr H Lowe) Spioer a 10 2 Finchale (Mr J Bay He) Wilson a 10 0 ? A—WOKING 8ELLIXG HURDLE HAN- 1)1 CAP HURDLE RACE of 100 eove. —2 mile8. Artisan (Mr K Arbuthnot) .Poole a. 12 1 Beauty Bird (Mr C Hibbert) 6 12 7 W Mghtin?aH 6 12 7 Wiseacre (Mr J BayEs) C Runwell a 12 0 Gtiptain Kite (Mr R Rowe) Private a, 11 12 Misere (Mr H D Johnson j .Fitton a 11 11 Queeusferry (Mr F C St.c.rrn) Pape 6 11 9 MacDowry (Mr C Villiers Chapman) Dulier 4 11 4 St Brede (Mr H Hartigan) F Hartigan 411 0 Warlock (Mr F Hunt) F Hunt a 10 12 watertight Mr H G R Prior) Hammond 5 10 7 Melton Prior (Mr Howee) law 4 10 7 Henry Potte (Ld Chvlmondeley; Duller 5 10 4 9 OA"PRINCE OF WALES' HANDICAP ■»O U STEBPLECHASE of 300 60Y6.—3 f miles Lord Rivers (Baron De Forest) Whitaker a 12 7 Highbrirlge (Mr J !{ Fell) Medcalfe a 12 7 Jacobus (Mr C B Ismay) Coulthwaite 6 12 6 Black Plum (Mr F S WattA) F Hunt, a 12 i King of the Scarlets (Sir C AsehetOn- Smith) Gore a 12 1 Couvrefeu Il. (Mr R Whitehead) A Gordon a 12 Glen Heston (Mr Misa) I:Ocott a j) lu Great Cross ( Maj Cliff) Whitaker a 11 S Clondalkin (Mr Nelke) (ioro a 11 J St range ways (Mr D Harrison) 1 R Smith all" Fleenstown (Capt H C Riggin) I Uglier a, 10 1J Gale II. (Baron De Fireat) Whitaker a 10 « Jack (Mr A E Woodland) Kelly a 10 V I Periphrajee (Mr K Arhuthnit) Poole a 10 0 I 9 A—CARDINAL'S HANDICAP HDDLE I P. RACE of 100 eeve.—about 2J miles. Briery (Mr H Heaeemau) .Fitton a 12 7 Ma-ster Mine (Sir C Aseheton-Smith) Gore 6 12 5 F^v Falo (Mr C S Cockburn) FHunt- a 12 1 Linggy (Mr Jeffrey) .Duller 5 12 1 Fredith Mr J Cooper) .Gut;well a 12 0 San tee (Mr A Gorham) Hackett 5 11 13 Londrry Mr C S C-ockburn) F Hunt 5 11 12 Early Closing (Mr T Drake) Drake a 11-10 I Garinish Island Sir G Abercromby) y Hartigan a 11 9 Hamiloar (Mr A law) Law 6 118 Spectral (3fr H Moore) U,,Aher a. 11 8 Pricota (Mr Glancy) L i r.,e ,a 11 7 Marita (Mr A II Tennant) Burbidge a 11 6 Leeeon Park (Mr L Winaixs) J Cannon 6 11 5 Captain Dreyfus (Mr K Arbuthnot) Poole 5 11 b Catherine (Mr Sievier) .Payne 6 11 2 Never Fear (Mr T Nolan) Coulthwaite 6 11 Sir Halbert (Capt Grissell) Coulthwaite, a 10 U Bundook (Txl Cholmondeley) Escott 5 10 12 Comique (Mr F Phillips) Rogers ft 10 Vl Silver Bay (Mr W Catling) Fitton a 10 Yi. Honry Winkfleld (Mr Bennett) A Young 6 10 11 San ton (Ma.ior Edwa.rdfl) .Private a 10 11 St Bruno (Mr L Courtney) ll(, gr 5 10 10 Authority (AJ r R Dean) Dowiies 5 10 6 Pearldiver (Mr T A Edge) Kennedy 5 10 q 9?—EPSOM MAIDEN STEEPLECHASE 3.OV of !M <?.va.—2 miles. Wavespray (Mr F Bibby) Capt Colie 6 H 12 Wave On (Ma-j dwards) .Private all 2 Addinstown'3 Prize Mr H Hartigan) F Hartigan 6 11 12 Bendy-Tree (Mr S Joel) .Batho 6 11 lb Fleeting Peace (Mr McCalmont) V,. allt" 6 11 1;: Avernus (Mr Marsham-Townshendl T GjJ bert 6 11 1, fwd, Sorrel (Mr Misa) ;.Escott 6 11 li Lamentable (Mr F Parker) Kelly 611 H Grab (Mr G Parker) Parker all li The Io6t (Mr B Parr) .Üseher 6 11 L Selectman (Airs S F Watts) F Hunt a, 11 12 ?eHrin-m (Mr Whitney) V Beatty a 11 1? Marena (Mr D'Arcy Edwardes) Usfiher 5 11 b Marbles (Mr A Gorham) Hackett b 11 5 Rifle Range (Capt Grissell) Coulthwaite 5 115 Scarlet Button (Mr F S WwttK) F Runt 5 11 5 Red Sunset- (Mr P Whitaker) Whitaker 5 11 6 Simple Simon V. (Mr E S WiLts) I De Winton 5 11 a St Ethel (Mr J Braoe) .Bulteel 4 10 ? Fairian (Mr M Frith) .HaWck 4 10 Si (Mr C Grant) liallick 4 10 6i IlawkintT (Mr H Hartigan) F Hartigan 4 10 6 I Mr Winkle (Mr McCalmont) Waller 4 10 & Extinguisher (Mr K P. Palmer) T Leader, jun. 4 10 b Self Defence (Mr H Randall) i Randall 4 10 5 Grayling IV. (Mr F S Watts) F Hunt 4 10 5 i A A—METROPOL1'PAN MAIDEN HURDLE Ij 4. RACE of 100 8on.-2m Jaseur (Mr D Dennis) Rogers 5 11 II Black Pirate (Mr Fallon) .Hackett 5 11 1 Sandyeike (Mr H J Hall) .Escott a 11 1 Mark xVsh (Ld Harewood) C leader 5 11 1 Moscato (Mr Ileybourn) .Carter a. 11 1 St Felicien (Mr A James) Whitaker 6 11 1 Entrechat II. (Mr S Jhel) Batho 6 11 1 Corfu (D of Portland) F Hunt 5 11 Is Tweedledum (Mr Sievier) .Payne a 11 1 Palta (Mr I Straker) Medcalfo 6 11 1 Blue Banner (Mr Barnerd) WTutakcr 4 10 5 BaHyearron (Major Edwards) Private 4 10 5 Iron Duke (Mr R J.l'lls) F Hartigan 4 10 5 Danish Prince (Cap, Part) Whitaker 4 10 5 II Gael Hhu (Mr Prentice) F Hartigan 4 10 5 Silver Jock (Capt H Street) .Yates 4 10 5 Streep (Mr 0 Stuart) .Hyams 4 10 5 j Sir Colin (Mr L Winan:,1 J Cannon 4 10 5 lUll Bang (Mr Woodland) .Kellv 4 10 5 Gmawood (Mr T Worton) .Worton 4 10 5

Almond trees were in full bloom i.11 several parts of London yesterday, and tennis players in flannels were amusing themselves in the open-air at Herno Hill.

WATERMAN CENSURED. I I ACCUSATIONS AGAINST PONTAR- I OAWE C9UH6ILL()R$. j MORE ABOUT" PHANTOMS:" An important discussion took plaoe at the Pontardawe District Council on Thursday, and some pointed remarks were made. Mr. F. li. Phillips, J.P., presided. The Clerk read a report of the inquiry held last week into the charges iulcie against Mr. Wm. Griffiths, waterman for the 'Caegurwen district. The com- mittee found that Griffiths had been guilty of neglect, and that he had done work during the Council's time. Air. David Lewis saiù that as the one who had brought tho charges for- ward, he would retire from the Council Chamber while the Council considered the report. He would like to point out that he had not brought the charges forward out of malice, and he compli- mented the chaLmau upon conducting the tiquirv in such a splendid maimer. lie wanted to be fair to the waterman and himself. That was why he was going to leave the room. In moving the adoption of the re- port, the chairman said they should ask thy waterman to give an under- taking in writing to adhere strictly to the ter ns of his appointment, and that, ho be censured for doing private work in the past. Mr. Henry Thomas asked if there was any evidence before the inquiry tha.t Griffiths had done private work for any of the councillors. The Chairman leplied that in one in- stance it was admiLted that he assisted a councillor to purchase a bath. [ Councillor's Denial. Mr. D. D. Davies said he understood that it had been .stated that the water- man had been doing work for Councillor D. J. Thomas and himself. The water- man and himself were brothers-in-law —(laughter)—but the waterman had never done any work for him (Mr. Davies). He admitted consulting the J waterman in regard to fittings which were required for a bath, as the water- m?n knew better than himself. If Mr. Dd. Lewis had thought fit to mention the names of two councillors, why was it I tblt he did uot bring in his own namer His opinion A?a??s that his name had Ix-er )gl1.t in to be damaged, and no-rhiiigII elae. Mr. Johnny J:im<? sa.id tbpro was no doubt that the regulations had been broken, and he thought the suggestion of the chairman wa»s the best thii.? they could do. It was clear to him that the waterman had been led into a mesh which had been cleverly laid for him. Mr. R. A. Jones said he agreed with the findings, and there was no doubt that Griffiths had earric d out the eon- r.ra-its. By carrying out the contracts the waternian must have niade a certain amount of profit. and they as a Coun- cil should make him feel it. The Coun- cil should feel thankful that Mr. David I-.ev.is had brought the matter on. One of the councillors, in his usilal pic- turesque language had referred to the matter at the last meeting as "phan- toms of imagination." Now, however, they had solid ooncreto instances—ITS of them. Of course it was true that tho waterman was a good employee, but the phantoms bad given rise to facts which could not be denied. He suggested that the waterman should be censured, and that he be asked to re- fund the profits he had made on the contracts. Plea for Consistency. Mr. Owen Davies in seconding nleaded for consistency. Only the other day a man had been put off for drink- ing a pint of beer, but now they were treating a man who had been trying to defraud them 111 a very light manner. Mr. George Wiliiams and Mr. Daniel -Jones congratulated Mr. Lewis for bringing tho matter to the nrrtice of the council. The latter mentioned, however, that Mr. Lewis should have told the whole truth at the inquiry. Mr Lewis had admitted to him after the inquiry that the waterman had done work for bim. Mr. L. W. Francis said hp could not got it away from his mind but that Griffiths bad been induced to do this work by representatives of the council who were located in that district, and he thought it would be a. very" wise tiling to do to pass a vote of censure on those as well. It was a very easy thing for a council- lor to mislead a man like that. A man looked upon a. councillor as superior to the Surveyor or anybody else. Mr. Theo. Motgan (interponng") Mr. Francis is speaking from his> own experience. (Laughter.) Proceeding, Mr. Francis said he did not agree in dismissing the man, but be suggested that the man be severely censured, and that in future that the Council be empowered to dismiss any waterman if proof was forthcoming of work being done as stated. Mr. II. J. Powell seconded the sug- gestion of Mr. Francis, which in tho rttid was carried. A II moater." Mr. Evan Lloyd moved a further amend.nent that the waterman be asked to resign as ho had turned out to be a I" smonter." (Laughter.) Chorus of Voices: What is a smiater?,(Ttenei-ed laughter.) Ir. Lloyd: One who tries to take bread and cheese out of another man's mouth. l The amendment found no seconder.

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