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Bangor. John Henry Edwards and H. Edwards being the only persons nominated have been duly appionted elective auditors for the borough of Bangor SHEEP WORRYING.—A valuable flock of sbeep belonging to Mr Pritcharf vlvni Arms, and pastured on the CrIcket. tield, were worried by dogs early on Tuesday morning. Seven were killed out- right, and the sttne number were so badly bit that they bad to ba killed. BOARD OF GUARDIANS.-At the fortnightly meeting of the Guardians held at Bangor on Friday, Mr Hugh Thomas (chairman) presided, and was congratulated by the members upon his recovery from his recent iUness.—The Clerk (Mr R B. Evans) reported that £ 347 16s 2d had been ex- pended in out relief during the past fortnight, and there was a balance of X285 due to the Union. The Clerk submitted his estimates for the half-year which represented a rate of lOd in the £ (irrespec- tive of any benefits to be derived under th-i Agri- cultural Rating Act), or a decrease of id in the £ as compared with the corresponding period of last year. The estimates were referred to the Finance Committee.—A eommunication was read from the Bangor School Board respecting the sale by the Guardians of a plot of land belonging to them. Sometime ago the the guardians arranged to sell to the Wesleyan body a plot of land ad- joining the Glanadda Board School. The Schoo Board in the meantime were desirous of acquiring1 land for addition to their school at Glanadda, and correspondence had been going on between the School Board and the Wesleyan body, and the latter are willing (upon certain couditions) to exchange their plot in favour of the School Board if the Guardians would yell them another plot of land adjoining the one already sold.—Mr Hue-b Hughes gave notice that he would move at the next meeting that the Guardians should sell a farther plot of land and a email committee TO appointed to take the matter into consideration and report thereon to the next meetimr aerat,on MAY DAY meeting was held on FrIday evening, under the presidency of Ccun- arrangement!) for the annTnl i t0 £ V m.ttfravS:inters; SS^hieh'ifam?0' th" balance sheet, of £ 9 in hand ^at there was a balance procession nn r reso^ved to organise a TOars Mr Pli t SlmiIat to those of previous and +Vio f*f\ •,f111 Was re-elected secretary, alteration! Waa re-aPPoi'»1<>i with a alight I>JtY'~The annuaI St David's Day Sfl d at Ebenezer Welsh Con- gregatiorml Chapel, on Monday, the Rev S. R Jenkins, B.A., presiding, and Mr Thomas Edwards conducting. Competitions were held and prizes awarded in literature, poetry, music, and art. The vocalist was Miss M. J. Edwards. The Eis- teddfod was continuod on luesday, when the Mayor (Dr Grey Edward.) presided, and Mr L D Jones (Llew Tegid) conducted. Mr E. G. Owen f/CiCOrupaDist* Sbe anniversary was celebrated by a conversazione at the Uuiversity College, which was followed by an amateur re- presentation of Ibsen's Enemy of Society," in which the 'p'l-:tts were taken by the University College students of bot sexer.

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