The North Wales Weekly News

Cricket. LLANRWST v. LLANDUDNO. LLANRWST IN A WINNING MOOD. The return match between these clubs, at Gwydyr-park, on Saturday, was awaited locally with much interest. It will be remembered that Llanrwst were beaten bv a narrow margin on their visit to the seaside a few weeks ago, and Llandudno being this year the premier club on the Coast, not having suffered a single defeat during the season, the home club determined to put up a good fight. Winning the toss, Llan- dudno elected to bat first on a perfect wicket. Farrington and the Rev. W. E. Jones opened the innings to the bowling of Ashley and Orton. The former opened his account with a single, and when five had been scored, W. E. Tones was badly missed, but in the next over he was clean bowled by Ashley. Tripp was the new comer he opened with a single, whilst Farrington drove two or three balls for two's. Tripp, who was hitting hard, was missed twice off successive balls, and at ?2 Hayes went on in place of Ash- ley. With his third delivery Hayes had Tripp caught at point. A. N. Wills was bowled by Orton when he had scored 2, and Farrington was joined by Brownfield, and he also met with the same fate when he had scored 13. C. N. Jones was run out for 7, and half the wickets were down for 70 runs. R. P. Humphreys joined Farring- ton, but the latter was soon after beaten by Or- ton, having played a splendid innings ot 34. Hobson onlv survived one over, when he was caught by Hayes off Orton, and without any addition to the score Howell Jones was taken in the slips by Owen, for 5. Hornsby was dis- missed by Alban Lloyd for 5, and Hartley brought up the rear, Orton dismissing Hum- phreys for 13. The innings closed for 123. I Llanrwst opened with Carter and Norman Jones, to the bowling of Howell Jones and Hart- ley. Norman was clean bowled with Howell Jones's first delivery, and Alban Lloyd, who filled his place, was also quickly dismissed, and two wickets were down for three runs. Elias opened his account by gliding Hartley to leg for a couple, and pulling the same bowler for 4 and 2. Carter was clean bowled by Howell Jones for 5, but upon Ashley joining Elias, runs came merrily, both batsmen playing sound cricket. At 55, however, Ashley was dismissed, being caught by Tripp, off Howell Jones, for 28. Or- ton joined Elias, and the score rose steadily, and a change was made in the bowling,Tripp going on in place of Jones. Runs continued to be added freely, until, at 91, Orton was out leg before to a lob, for a grandly compiled innings of 23. The veteran Tommy Owen joined Elias, | and the two treated the bowling to some severe punishment, so that the required runs were quickly scored amid great excitement. When time was called, they were still together, having carried the score from 92 to 138. The home club was therefore victorious by five wickets and fourteen runs. Score:- Llandudno. C. F. Farrington, b Orton 34 Rev. W. E. Jones, b Ashley 3 G. C. Tripp, c W. Ll. Roberts, b Hayes 11 A. N. Wills, b Orton 2 R. G. Brownfield, b Hayes. 13 C. N. Jones, run out 7 R. E. Humphreys, b Orton 30 J. E. Hobson, c Hayes, bOrton 0 Howell Jones, c T. Owen, b Orton 5 P. Hornsby, b Rev. Alban Lloyd 5 Hartley, not out 3 Extras 11 Total 124 Bowling Analysis. O. R. W. Ashley 5 14 1 Orton 14.3 33 5 Haves. 7 35 2 Owen 5 19 0 J. O. Jones. 1 4 0 Alban Lloyd 3 7 1 LIP nrwst. Norman R. Jones, b Howell Jones 0 A. Carter, b Howell Jones 5 Rev. Alban Lloyd, c & b Hartley 2 A. E. Elias, not out 58 Orton, lbw, b Tripp 23 L. O. R. Ashley, c Tripp, b Howell Jones 28 T. Owen, not out 14 Benn Hayes, W. Ll. Roberts, J. O. Jones, and W. Roberts did not bat. Extras. 8 Total (for 5 wickets). 138 PRESENTATION TO T. W. ORTON. At the interval between the two innings, the players of both teams gathered around the pavi- lion, when the Rev. W. E. Jones, of Llandudno, handed to T. W. Orton, the Llanrwst profes- sional, the ball, with which he accomplished the hat trick at Llandudno a few weeks ago. On the ball was a shield with a suitable inscription. Mr. Jones, in making the presentation, gave the history of the feat, stating that Orton had performed an unusual achievement in having secured four wickets in one over. At a meet- ing of the Llandudno club on the following Mon- day, it was decided that that presentation should be made. They thought it a very fitting occa- sion to seal the friendship between the two clubs. (Hear, hear.) They were old rivals, and always played their hardest, and he hoped this good friendship would continue. (Applause.) Mr. Orton said it came to him quite as a sur- prise when he was told of the intention of the club to make that presentation. He would look back on that day as a red letter day, and he hoped he would soon accomplish a similar feat. (Hear, hear.) There was one thing which he would like to say, and that was he hoped the clubs would always play their games out. Llanrwst were certainly having a hard time at present, but he i hoped they would soon pick up again. (Ap- plause.) He thanked them very heartily for their kindness in making the presentation.

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Bettws-y-Coed Petty Sessions. On Saturday, before Colonel Johnstone, Messrs. L. W. Jelf Petit, R. Parrv, and L. O. R. Ashley. GAMEKEEPER ASSAULTED. Robert Parry, Bank Llugwy, Bettws-v-Coed, was charged with assaulting Mathew H. Ellis. Mr. C. T. Allard appeared for the prosecution, and stated that complainant was under-keeper to Mrs. Ley, of Capel Curig, who took the Gwydvr Estate shooting. It appeared that the com- plainant and other keepers had been setting snares in a certain field, and on several occasions they had missed the snares and the rabbits also, and consequently the complainant was orderd by the head keeper to watch Hendre field, in company with another keeper named McNaogh- ten. This was on the 24th June. Between 8.30 and 9 p.m. some boys were seen examining the snares for rabbits, and amongst the boys was one of defendant's sons. They were caught by the keepers and sent off. A few days afterwards, complainant met the defendant in Greiglan-road. The defendant was riding in a cart, and com- plainant pushing his bicycle. Defendant asked him why he had squeezed his bov, and com- plainant replied It was not me, but McNaugh- ten;' whereupon defendant jumped from the cart and hit him on the side of the head, just below his ear, knocking him towards the fence. He tried another blow, which complainant was able to evade. Complainant bore out his solicitor's statement, and a fine of 20s. and costs was imposed. Defendant was then charged with using threats towards John Llewelyn Evans, head keeper to Mrs. Ley. Complainant said that after being assaulted, Ellis, the complainant in the previous case, came to the hut where he was, and made a complaint, in consequence of which he went out in company with Ellis and Mr. Bowers. They' met defendant, and Bowers asked him why he struck Ellis, whereupon de- fendant said For pinching my boy." Evans said he was only carrying out his orders, and de- fendant said I'll half kill you, too, when I get hold of you by yourself." Mr. A. K. Bowers, Cwmanog Ucha', corro- borated. Defendant, who denied having used any threat to half kill the complainant, was bound over in the sum of 4_5 to keep the peace for six months.

A Festiniog Official's Death. The death is announced of Mr. J. T. Williams, Meirion-terrace, Blaenau Festiniog, at the age of 64. Mr. Williams was a native of Bethesda, Carnarvonshire, but he went to work as a quarry- man at B'aenau Festiniog over 40 years aho. He was very soon promoted t > be an under man- ager. He was appointed clerk of the Public Vestry in the year 1889, and at one time he was the local Clerk of the County Court. He acted as Secretary of several societies, including the Lodge of Oddfellows and the Christmas annual Eisteddfod, under the auspices of the Congrega- tional churches of the district. He was a zeal- ous member of the Jerusalem Congregational Chapel, and acted as secretary of the church, where he was also elected deacon about 38 vears ago.

I Colwyn Agricultural Show. A FIXE DAY AND A FINE SHOW. The Colwyn Show, which was last held two years ago, took place on Wednesday (through the much appreciated kindness of the Rev. H. E. Mocatta, M.A.), in the Minvdon Field—an ideal place for such an event. The day was gloriously fine, and the entries created a record, being several hundred more than in 1908. The Executive are to congratulated upon the ex- cellent arrangements, all of which gave much pleasure to the public. The quality of the ex- hibits was splendid, and the judges had in many cases a hard task in discerning the winners. Mr. R. Martin Smith was this year's Secretary, and he got through his exacting and onerous duties with commendable dispatch. Much pleasure was felt at the presence of the Society's President, Ir. Walter Whitehead, and he with the energetic Chairman, County Councillor D. Mac XicoI, evinced the greatest interest in the show. LIST OF JUDGES. Heavy Horses: Messrs. J. Kellett, Ruthin, and E. W. Broadhurst, Ashton-under-Lyne. Light Horses Messrs. Ed. Hollingsworth, Dob- cross, and Tom Bentley, Duffield. Jumping Competition: Mr. Walter Whitehead, Colwyn Bay; Dr. B. W. Cawthorne, Conway; Mr. D. Mac Nicoll, Abergele. Cattle, Sheep and Pigs Mr. T. Leathes, Ruthin. Poultry, Pigeons, Cage Birds, Eggs and Dressed Poultry: Mr. Tom H. Furness, Chesterfield. Butter, Bread, Bacon, Ham, Cheese and Honey: Mr. T. Welsby, Rhyl. Flowers, Plants and Vegetables Mr. John Barker, Old Colwyn. Guessing Com- petition Mr. John Jones, Llanelian.

Awards. AGRICULTURAL HORSES. Agricultural colt or filly, foaled in 1909 i, R. E. Birch, Colwyn Bay; 2, Harry Jones, Llan- ddulas.—Agricultural geld.ing or filly, foaled in 1907: 1, R. E. Birch, Colwyn Bay; 2, John Jones, Llanelian.-Mare or gelding, not under 4 years of age 1, Mrs. Mary Jones, Llandudno 2, Robert Parry, Dolwen.—Agricultural team i, Robert Parry, Dolwen; 2, David Pritchard, Mochdre.—Agricultural mare with foal at foot: i, Richard Parry, Abergele; 2, R. E. Birch, Colwyn Bay.—Agricultural foal: i, Mrs. Mary Jones, Llandudno; 2, William Hughes, Aber- gele.—Mare or gelding, 15.2 and over, most suit- able for a van or parcel carrier: i and 2, John Jones, Llanelian.—Heavy horse and cart (cart and gears to be taken into consideration) i, David Pritchard, Mochdre; 2, Hugh Hughes, Colwyn Bay.-For the carter showing the neat- est and cleanest horse and gear in class 9 1, Hugh Hughes, 'Colwyn Bay; 2, David Prit- chard, Mochdre.—Best mare or gelding in agri- cultural classes: ist and Special, R. E. Birch, Colwyn Bay; 2, Mrs. Mary Jones.—Special prize-Silver medal, gift of the Shire Horse Society, for the best shire mare, filly or filly foal, registered or eligible for registration in the stud book: Mr. R. E. Birch, Colwyn Bay.- Special Prize—The Shire Horse Society gave the sum of £ 1 to the breeder of the winner of every silver medal provided the breeder is a member of the Shire Horse Society and the dam of the winner is a mare registered in the stud book Mr. R. E. Birch, Colwyn Bay. LIGHT HORSES. Mare or gelding, 15 hands or over, shown under saddle: i, J. O. Pritchard, Mochdre.— Mare or gelding, 14 hands and not exceeding 15 hands, shown under saddle: i, Harold W. Davey, Afonwen 2, C. E. Tunnicliffe, Degan- wy.—All-round cob, mare or gelding, 13 hands and not exceeding 14 hands, shown under saddle: i, C. E. Tunnicliffe, Deganwy; 2, John Jones and Sons, Colwyn Bay.—Pony, any type, under 13 hands, shown in hand: i, John Jones and Sons, Colwyn Bay; 2, Miss Margaret E. Knott, C'onway.-—Welsh mountain pony mare, with foal at foot: i, John Jones and Sons, Colwyn Bay; 2, Robert Parry, Dolwen.—Welsh mountain pony, mare or gelding, not exceeding 12 hands, shown in hand: i, John Jones and Sons, Colwyn Bay 2, Robert Parry, Dolwen.— Foal, suitable for saddle or harness, shown in hand: i, John Jones and Sons, Colwyn Bay; 2, A. Borthwick, Dolwen.—Colt or filly, foaled in 1909, suitable for saddle or harness, shown in hand: i, Harold W. Davey, Afonwen; 2, John Jones, Llanelian.—Gelding or mare, foaled in 1908, suitable for saddle or harness, shown in hand i, W. B. Lloyd, Llanfair T.H. 2, Owen Jones, Colwyn Bay.—Gelding or mare, foaled in 1907, suitable for saddle or harness, shown in hand: i, John Jones and Sons, Colwyn Bay; 2, J. O. Pritchard, -Mochdro.-Mare with foal at foot, 14} hands and over, adapted for breeding 2 horses suitable for saddle or harness: i, John Jones and Sons, Colwyn Bay; 2, Peter Hughes, Dolwen.—Special prize, silver cup, for the best foal by any of Mrs. Ward's stud horses: i, A. Borthwick, Dolwen; 2, W. B. Llovd, Llanfair T.H. TURNOUTS. Turnout, mare or gelding, 14 hands and under 15, 2 or 4-wheel trap, being the bona-fide pro- perty of exhibitor: i, Harold! W. Davey, Afon- wen 2, C. E. Tunnicliffe, Deganwy.—Turnout, mare or gelding, 13 hands and under 14, 2 or 4-wheel trap, being the bona-fide property of exhibitor: i, John Jones and Sons, Colwyn Bay; 2, Miss Margaret E. Knott, Conway.— Children's turnout, mare or gelding (not to ex- ceed 12^ hands, to be driven by a girl or boy under 15 years of age 1, John Jones and Sons, Colwyn Bay 2, William Thomas, Colwyn Bay. —Tradesman's turnout, consisting of horse, harness and vehicle, used by him for the pur- pose of his trade for one month previous to the day of Show (excluding milk dealers) i, Colwyn Bay Laundry, Colwyn Bay; 2, John Jones, Colwyn Bay.—Milkman's turnout complete: I, Hugh Hughes, Old Colwyn; 2, Daniel Jones, Old Colwyn.—Farmer's turnout, mare or geld- ing, harness and 2-wheel trap: i, Robert Parry, Dolwen 2, Robert Hughes, Bettws, Abergele. JUMPING COMPETITION. i, F. V. Grange, Nantwich; 2, A. O. Davies, Machynlleth. CATTLE. Bull, calved after January 1st, 1909: i, R. E. Birch, Colwyn Bay; 2, W. Roberts, Llanelian.- Bull, calved during 1908: i, R. E. Birch.-Dairy cow in full profit: i and 2, R. E. Birch, Colwyn Bay.—Heifer in calf or calf at foot: i, R. E. Birch 2, William Williams, Llanelian.-Pair of bullocks or barren heifers, calved after 1st January, 1908: i, Robert Parry, Dolwen.—Pair of bullocks oar barren heifers, calved after 1st January, 1909: i, David Morris, Old Colwyn; 2, R. E. Birch, Colwyn Bay.—Calf, calved after 1st January, 1910: i, Thomas Jones, Dolwen.— SHEEP. Ram any age, any breed i and 2, R. E. Birch, Pen of 3 ewes, having reared lambs during the season i and 2, R. E. Birch, Colwyn Bay.- Pen of 3 fat lambs bred by exhibitor: i, David Pritchard, Mochdre; 2, David Morris, Old Colwyn. PIGS. Boar, any age, any breed i, David Pritchard, Mochdre 2, A. Borthwick, Dolwen.—Sow, any age, any breed, in pig or with litter: i, R. E. Munro, Llandudno; 2, David Pritchard, Moch- dre.—Two fat bacon pigs, any breed, under six months old: i, Robert Rowlands, Dolwen; 2, Richard Morris, Llysfaen. BUTTER. 2-lbs. fresh butter, perfectly free from salt: 1, Mrs. Martha Evans, Llangernyw: 2, Thomas Jones, Dolwen.-2-lbs. fresh butter, slightly salted: i, Mrs. A. Evans, Abergele; 2, Mrs. Martha fvans, Llangernyw.

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GYFFIIM. SOAR WELSH WESLEYAN CHAPEL. Services next Sunday, at 10 a.m., Rev. Ishmael Evans, Carnarvon 6 p.m., Mr. Price Evans, Lly5' faen. SILOH (C.M.) CHAPEL. Services ne-t Sunday, at 10 a.m. and 6 p.m. SILOH (M.C.).—Cynhaliwyd cyfarfod blyl" yddol y gobeithlu nos Fawrth diweajaf. Cymerwyd y gadair gan Mr. H. Williams, 1.S fryn, a'r arweiniad gan y Parch. J. Owen Jon' Gwasanaethwyd fel beirniad gan Mr. R. '5' Jones, Ty Gwyrdd-terrace Mr. John Edwa-rd" Boderw; a Miss Lloyd, Derwen, Juncti°y Cyfeiliwyd gan Miss Edwards, BoderW. buddugwyr yn y gwahanol gystadleuaeth^ j mewn adrodd a chanu oeddiynt: Griffiths, Maggie Jones, Dilys Roberts, M- Jones, Maggie Evans, Mary Griffiths, Eiriarilvell Roberts, Mary E. Jones, Elsie Jones, GwladpT Williams, T. R. Jones, David Griffiths, WiUVj Hughes, John Roberts, R. T. Williams, Owen. Enillwyd ar y drawings a'r Lla r ysgrifau gan D. Griffiths a T. R. Jones, ac a patchwork gan Ethel Griffiths. Cafw y cyfarfod llwyddianus ag ystyried prysurdeb tymor. Hyderwn y bydd hyn yn symbyliad plant ymdaflu i waith pan y daw yr amser 1 gychwyn cyfarfodydd y gaeaf. Gwobrwywyd^ plant mewn llyfrau ac arian. Talwyd. diolchg^ wch i'r oil o'r cyfeillion oedd wedi gwasanaeth ynglyn a'r cyfarfod, ac i'r cyIed ian hynny oeddynt wedi anfon eu rhoddion o ar a llyfrau i wobrwyo y plant am eu llafur.

Bowls. GLAN CONWAY v. RHYL. On Thursday Glan Conwav plaved a match on the Green at Conway Vale Hotel against Rhyl. The following were the scores :— Glan Conway. Rhyl. s. d. s. d. J. Ramsden 0 W.E.Jones. 11 John Evans 5-15 E. Massev 11- 4 A. G. Preen 3 T. Clcwley 11 S. Hughes 8— 1 E.A.Wood 11 —15 E. J. Hudson. 11 W. R. Everatt. 5 J. XVinstanley 11-15 W. J. Simcock. 5- 6 A. J. Ley 8 G. E. Gratton. 11 S. Knowles 5- 3 W. Spriggins. 11-15 D. Williams 11 D. McLennan.. 9 Henry Plumb. 5- 6 D.Owen. 11—15 W. f Bushnell 3 F. Roberts 11 R.Jones 11- 4 H.T.Roberts.. 3-15 G. Hitchen W. Gunner. 10 (jun) 11 R. Bebb 3- 6 J. E. Johnson.. 11-15 94 50 131 85

LLANGERNYW. LLANGERNYW (B.) CHAPEL.—Preaching services were held at the above chapel on Thurs- day night, and throughout Friday last, when the Revs. E. Cefni Jones, Blaenau Ffestiniog, and Peter Jones, Colwyn Bay, officiated. Steps are being actively taken by the Baptist community in the neighbourhood to secure, forthwith, a resident pastor. CEFN COCH C.M. CHAPEL.—The Sunday School members of Cefn Coch had their annual trip to Colwyn Bay last Tuesday. GWYTHERIN.—The next session of the Vale of Conway C.M. monthly meeting is to be held within the Llangernyw. district, and it has been arranged on August 24th and 25th at Gwytherin chapel. DEATH.—The death occurred after a brief ill- ness of Teddy Williams, the three year old child of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Williams, Tanygraig, Garnedd. The interment took place at Garnedd C.M. Cemetery on Wednesday. Much sympathy is felt with the family on the death of their only child. C.M. CHAPEL BAZAAR.—We direct our readers' attention to the advertisement in our columns relative to the Bazaar in aid of the C.M. Chapel Fund to be held on Wednesday and Thursday, July 27th and 28th. MUSICAL.—The following children of the C.M. Chapel Band of Hope have been successful in passing the recent Tonic-Solfa examination --Nlary- Roberts, Blodwen B. Jones, Minnie Jones, for the junior certificate, and Bessie Jones for the Intermediate Certificate. This reflects great credit upon the faithful labour of their teacher, Miss Lloyd, Ty Du.

LLANRWST. PREACHERS.—The following will be the preachers for next Sunday Zion (C.M.): Rev. Evan Davies, Trefriw. Scotland Street (C.M.): Rev. O. Gaianydd Wrilliams. Horeb (W.): Rev. E. Tegla Davies. Menai Bridge St. James'(English W.) Mr. James Ellis, Colwyn Bay- Tabernacle (C.): Prayer Meeting. Kev. W. Cynwyd Williams. Ebenezer (C.): Sunday School. Mission Service. Pen-uel (B.): Dr. Owen Davies, Carnarvon. Breton Mission (R.C.), Holy Communion 8.30 a m- Parochial Mass 11 30 a.m. Welsh devotion 6.10 p.in. G. M. Trebaol, O.M.I. A COMPENSATION AWARD. At the County Court, on Friday, Mr. Twigge Ellis made an application in respect of the compensa- tion case heard at the last Court on the death of a Llanddoget postman named Richard Williams, in which His Honour awarded C50 to the father, and ordered the remaining ^50 to be invested for the benefit of the mother. Since the last Court, the mother had died in South Wales, and the present application was that the money ren,aining in Court should be paid to the hus- band as the legal personal representative of the deceased. His Honour, however, decided that Mr. Ellis must give notice of the application be- fore it could be heard. A DEBTOR FINED.—At the County Court, on Monday, the name of Grace Jones, Denbigh- street, was called as a judgment debtor. She did not appear, and the Judge was informed that the woman had been paid is. conduct monev, and she had done the very same thing before. His Honour imposed a fine of ^1 for not attend- ing the Court under the subpoena. SUCCESSES.—We are pleased to note the successes of Dr. W. Robertus Pierce and Mr. Hugh Pierce. The former has obtained the M.D. degree of the Liverpool University. Dr Pierce graduated as M.B., Ch.B., in 1907. The graduation ceremony took place on Saturday at St. George's Hall, Liverpool. Mr. Hugh Pierce successfully psased Part 1. Final M.B., Ch.B., and obtained the Kanthack medal in Pathology, at Liverpool University. We heartily congra- tulate both on these achievements. They are the sons of the late Mr. Hugh Pierce, Clerk to the Llanrwst Guardians. RURAL DISTRICT COUNCIL.—The month- ly meeting was held on Tuesday, the Rev. H. Rawson Williams presiding. Others present were Messrs. Evan Roberts, Isaac Hughes, Edward Edwards, John Oweni David Jones, and David Owen with the Clerk (Mr. Thomas Hughes), and the Surveyor (Mr. M. Roberts).— The Chairman reported that he had had a con- versation with the Vice-Chairman, who had ex- pressed a desire to be relieved from the Council. He (the Chairman) knew the loss it would be to lose a person like Mr. Davies, and he had done his best to persuade him to remain a member.— After a short discussion, it was resolved to leave the matter for a month, to see if Mr. Davies would consent to remain.—Respecting the drain near Talycafn, on the motion of the Chairman, it was resolved that a deputation, consisting of the Medical Officer, Surveyor, and Clerk, meet the owners in order to discuss the matter and try, if possible, to arrive at an amicable arrange- ment.-A resolution was passed to support the Ruthin Council in their petition re alteration of Assize Circuit system. CYFARFOD CHWARTER Y WESLEYAID. —Prydnawn Sadwrn, Gorffennaf 9fed. Llyw- ydd, Parch. T. Charles Roberts. Presennol Parchn. W. Ll. Davies, T. Gwilym Roberts, y ddau oruchwyliwr, a chynrychiolaeth weddol o'r gwahanol eglwysi. Darllenwyd cofnodion y cyfarfod diweddaf gan Mr. W. D. Jones, a phasiwyd hwy fel rhai cywir. Derbyniwyd cyf- raniadau o'r gwahanol eglwysi. Hysbysodd y Goruchwyliwr fod y Parch. Owen Evans yn der- byn y cynnygiad i ddod i Lanrwst yn olynydd i'r Parch. D. Tecwyn Evans. Gwnaed cyfeir- iadau at gyfeillion ymadawedig, sef, Mri. Henry Lloyd, Cwm, a W. Evans, Eglwys Bach, a phas- iwyd i anfon llythyrau o gydymdeimlad a'u teuluoedd. Hwn ydoedd y cyfarfod diweddaf 1 r Parch. W. Lloyd Davies. Siaradwyd vO uchel iawn am dano gan lawer o'r brodyr, a dy- munwyd yn dda iddo ef a Mrs. Davies vn etl cylchdaith newydd. Bu trafodaeth ynglyn ag olynydd i'r Parch. H. Meirion Davies ym Mhen- machno. Enwyd tri o weinidogion. Terfvn- wyd trwy weddi gan y Parch. W. Lloyd Davies. Darparwyd gwledd i'r frawdoliaeth gan Mrs- J. Smith Williams, yn cael ei chynhorthwyo gall Mrs. T. C. Roberts a Mrs. Parry. Diolchwyd yn wresog iddynt ar ran y cyfarfod gan Mr Samuel Roberts, Mr. E. Davies-Jones. a'r Parch. W. Lloyd Davies. CRICKET.—The following team will repre- sent Llanrwst versus Denbighshire at Gd Park in a two da}rs match commenci**# °\ Thursday:—L. O. R. Ashley, J. Jenlo*15' J?' Carter, Norman R. Jones, Ben Hayes, '?;■ H'T CA HindIey> W. Lloyd Roberts, O- W. Roberts, J. O. Jones, Ivy Gerrard and Orton- COUNTY SCHOOL GOVERNORS. — The Governing Body met on Wednesday, with Mr. W. J. Williams in the chair. There were also present the Rev. Wm. Thomas, Messps. f- Jones Owen, W. G. Owen, D. J. Williams and W. H. Williams; with the Clerk, Mr. Th0s" Griffith. Mr. J. M. Williams, Metropolitaí Bank, wrote acknowledging receipt °. £ 1 15s- ld-> being balance of the Eisteddf0^ Scholarship relinquished. The Education Authority, Ruthin, wrote stating that they bad insured all the students at the County School as well as those attending the Elementary Schools. The motion of Mr. D. J. Williams to the effect that the midsummer holidays should commence at an earlier date was unanimously carried. SUNDAY SCHOOLS ANNUAL OUTING-^ Thursday was recognised as a general holiday the town, and the schools connected with e various denominations had their annual outillg to Llandudno, when 1171 left by special trains, The outing was a complete success. TRADESMEN'S ASSOCIATION.—At a well attended, meeting on Tuesday evening, Mr. R- Owen in the chair, the action of the Council re" garding the riverside improvement scheme w agreed to, and it was decided to again invite Scott to give an illustrated lecture in November-

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EGGS Six fresh laid white hen eggs, single yolk i, Miss Lloyd Jones, Llanrwst.-Six fresh laid brown hen eggs, single yolk: i. Miss Lloyd Jones, Llanrwst; 2, David Pritchard, Mochdre. BREAD. Loaf white bread, made in a tin, 2-lbs. and not exceeding 3-lbs: i and 2, Hughes Bros.( Glan Conway.—Loaf white bread, 2-lbs or over, confined to farmers, householders, or cottagers. Professional bakers and those who bake for sale excluded: i. Miss Nettie Hughes, Old Colwyn. HAMS AND BACON. Home cured ham, pale: i and 2, E. Roberts, Rhyl.—Home cure fiitch of bacon, pale: i, E. Roberts, Rhyl. CHEESE. Cheese, made in 1910, not less than 30-lbs. Competition confined to shopkeepers i and 2. E. Roberts, RhyI. HONEY. Two i-lb. glasses run or extracted honey: i, John Rowlands, Pwllheli 2, Thomas Owen, Llanelian. DRESSED POULTRY. Couple dressed chickens, hatched 1910: i, Thomas Hughes, Rhydyfoel; 2, Frank Arun- dale, Colwyn Bay. CAGE BIRDS. B-ritish cage bird: i, William H. Davies, r, Pwllheli 2, Mrs. Catlow, Old Colwyn. POULTRY. In these classes the first and second prize winners included Miss Hetty Garry, Marchwiel; Evan Jones, Chwilog; T. and J. H. Jones, Golden Grove; J. Lewis, Tarporley; James Davies, Llangollen; O. H. Owen, Caergeiliog; W. H. Davies, Pwllheli; Mrs. Martha Evans, Llangernyw; Peter Roberts, Ruthin; R. W. Corney, Duffield G. E. Cragg, Rhos-on-Sea; Miss Whitle, Old Colwyn Ellis Williams, Old Colwyn Mrs. Pryce Jones, Old Colwyn Parry Jones, Llanddulas. PIGEONS. In this section the principal successes were gained by Evan Thomas, Llanrwst; G. J. Jones. Llangollen W. Nolan, Colwyn G. Hyde, Ashton; W. E. Jones, Abergele; J. Lewis, Tarporley. FLOWERS. The successful exhibitors in this section in- cluded W. Catlow, Colwyn; E. W. Johnson, Llandudno; Walter Jones, Colwyn Bay; G. Sanderson, Colwyn; A. Hannan, Colwyn Bay; Mrs. Schiel, Colwyn Bay; Chas. Reynolds, Colwyn Bay W. Herbert Bourne, Colwyn Bay; J. Bellis, Colwyn; J. Williams, Colwyn; W. Bayliss, Colwyn Bay W. Bernard Lucas, Colwyn Bay; Mrs. Liddel, Colwyn; W. Ed- wards, Colwyn Bay; Mrs. Crosfield, Colwyn Bay; G. E. Rowland, Colwyn Bay S. Pendle- bury, Colwyn; S. Fearnley, Colwyn Bay; Clement MelJor, Colwyn Bay H. Heap, Colwyn Bay; Miss C. Bellis, Colwyn; Miss Bessie Davies, Colwyn; H. G. Roberts, Colwyn Bay; Miss Annie Williams, Colwyn.