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^tfttinned from 3rd page °f Advertiser. | Jination. They had attended a picked com- j iBJ* Persons determined to prevent Bhyl irom j band it was arranged before they got Who "dopt a certain course of action (" shame- ) W¡o e thing- bad been worked in the interest of Id lnter Gardens. He maintained that they w?°t be doing their duty towards the rate- S lf they permitted such a line of conduct to ill s«ed. The Winter Gardens only P'ia a tw,U;°iety of the rate«, and they had been (>, year bv year, and last year's rates stood on VM^'H book unrecovered. Having given an °f the proceedings in committee, he depre- ItC • 8 being sent to the papers saying that |Vi ..Merest of private ventures it was to bo StJio the Commissioners will not have a band |yV Aarade. He (Mr Kent), maintained that if ■3 tojfiriensed with the Parade band,the takings ox I hAter Gardens would be reduced 50 per cent. »Suit.e<? tbe Board would not adopt anything £ al as to do away with the band, but he f*enr'evei'. that it would be subsidised, as he fcu !r^y adverse t J the levying of black mail k».eJImt°rs. He proposed "That this Board r *ts desire to have a band on the 1 arade, fc tat' Principle of giving a subsidy out ox f t° a responsible and efficient applicant he Pany Let us have a meeting; I Pr0" 5^ we defer settling this question until a tMr ^tepayers has been held. ar] Jo»cs believed that the reasons that call/the ratepayers to request the Chairman (at ha,i "°^'Ufi«iceting on the subject was the tl, .^en place in deciding the question, but ratepay era saw that the Commis- *e taking active steps to procuie a band, for a townsmeeting had been dis- kt's ^nh.- He moved as an amendment to Mr Ktw0l:ou tliat the last portion of the j1401™" Hered f+ 0 principle of a subsidy be no c Utr present. i.^tr Roberts seconded. rr,oHynne ^ggested that Mr Kent should alter » Jit J011 *o f 8 to reed with or without a subsidy. fot'oi) Ut ^pressed himself agreeable, to alter his > ^itL38 "Rested, and Mr Richard Jones agreed ilhp bis amendment. :cl8S 011 as amended, after some considerable j The n,0' Was put to the meeting and carried. rW6!k then read the offers of 15 applicants W-ff'ywg a band also a letter from Mr Grun- ts j essee of the Winter Gardens, who described fid th„ ,l!tlGns with regard to the Winter Gardens ffirg, ^,to^a generally. He was going to provide ?ists C!as» orchestra of from 20 to 30 instrument- Eprni,.atld four vocalists, to give grand concerts fhit & ^d evening. He would conimenee on "e with a preliminary opening, and after lot), .^4 opening lie would commence with the #te in4. ttDet and continue to the end of Ootoer. ed to convert the rink into an Indian redecorate it, carpet the floor, and Pr'vl 0 Foi^p thousand people, leaving the lest oi 'Uvi!if a^D8' purposes. During the season, the beats be availabla for various entertam- be L.a!1d he would bring down to Rhyl some of r°ii)a arti-tas of the day. The outside rink fee be utilised for skating. He proposed to deck fc be ^ndafcious of the aquarinm with wood ^oolin|' ^°ill aviary Cl^alsfU&c?SeThegrounds would Lnhminated and a display of fireworks given the season. He had about 400 adver- rV) in that pait. of Yorkshire, (i.e., Hl Wve,t^lllch would be utilised, and would greyly potn^by].. With his long experience and the f° tQ8vtlS^ner«' kind support, he hoped to be able {he ife Rhyl one 0f the chief watering-places in PHn^O"1' If they required a parade band, Mt,er'al<1 Provide one to play two hours daily m the When for the sum of £ 100 for the entire season. h lje i proposed to provide juch an entertainment K°uld lnentioned, he hoped the Commissioners th„ ?°t place such an opposition as cheap music 4fj; boards. *he a long discussion, Mr Gunner proposed that fef tJie l^e °f barid be considered at a. special meeting Aptij tfoard to be held on Monday the 16th oi Th* eeconded by Mr W. Wynne, who sug- t,J a6c he .desirability of waiting upon MrGrimmet ^'riv^d n tome arrangements could not be a lit* thereby he would provide a band to later in the evening than the hours he Mr Fr ,lotled. Jones proposed that they should pro- ey })Hr) ,^at most important business at once, adv* ,eQ very dilitory over the matter time an<^ ratepayers were getting < aiiif>Ie?ce w't*1 their proceedings. u&> V-W fffient was seconded and put ta the 1110t\on four voted for and seven against. The all afterwaids carried n m con.

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