Barry Herald

BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS BIRTHS. ABBOTT.—On the 20th inst., at 71, Court-road, Barl y Dock, the wife of Mr W. Abbott, boiler- maker, of a son. WESTALL,—On the 16th inst., at 1, George-street, Barry Dock, the wife of Mr Harry Westall, of a son. DEATHS. eir, near Chepstow, Violet, daughter of Captain Edward and Ann Sharpies, Seamen's Mission, Barry Dock, aged 25 years, ABBOTT.—On the 15th inst., at 41, Holton-road, Barry Dock, John Henry Abbott, Ironmonger, aged 46 years. CHURCHILL.—On the 17th inst., at 29, Hunter- street, Cadoxton, James Churchill, aged 59 years.

JAMES JONES & Co., UNDERTAKERS AND Funeral Carriage Proprietors, 67, HOLTON ROAD, BARRY DOCK. OPEN CAR, HEARSES, BROUGHAMS, SHELLIBIERS, & BELGIAN HORSES, The only Funeral Carriage Masters in the District where Horses are kept exclusively for Funerals, and Hired out o Trade. Funerals Completely Furnished in Superior Style with every Requisite, including all Fees & Expenses, accord- ing to the fixed charges regulated to suit all Customers, with a strict re- gard to Economy in every detail. The ONLY FIRM in the District who does all their Engraving, and to tite Trade, on the Premises. Country Undertakers Supplied THROUGHOUT. Telegrams— JAMES JONES, UNDERTAKER, BARRY EMIGRATION EMIGRATION! MR. EDWARD REES, 44, Tynewydd-road, and 24, Holton road, IS prepared to arrange Early BOOKINGS to Canada, South Africa, Australia, and all parts of the world. Apply early for Bookings. AUCTION SALES conducted. VALUATIONS of all kinds made. INSURANCES EFFECTED

VICTORIA THEATRE. --0- The performances at the Victoria Theatre this week surpass all previous excellent weeks in variety, quality, and popularity. Miss Mabel Kcsfiler, a gifted vocalist and instrumentalist suppLies the speciality turn in an admirable man- ner. On Monday and Tuesday evenings The Coureesan was performed, followed each evening by varieties and a farcical finale, whilst on Wed- nesday evening The Daughter of the Regiment was playpd. A special feature of Wednesday nifht's performance, which drew crowds, was the grand spectacular presentation on the biograph of the Passion Play. This is a pleasing and instruc" tive innovation, and speaks volume3 for the enter" pt aT,(t taste of the proprietor of the theatre-I Mr John Johnson-iu thus catering for the Barry audiences. This grand turn will be repeated to- night (Thursday), when, in addition to this and other varieties, the play Under the Gaslight will be performed. Oa Friday" The Blind Mother should draw crowds, while Barryites and isilors will on Saturday evening have an opportu nity of witnessing a sterling production, entitled The lief of Lucknow."

King William IV. CADOXTON- BAR RY.mmiito- (KING BILLIE). Wines and Spirits of the Best Quality Rhondda Valley Celebrated XXX ALES from the Wood. Finest Bowling Saloon in Wales. Good Stabling*. proprietor-EV AN W. WILLIAMS. (Late Wyndham Hotel, Treherbert.) WHY Send Away for SEEDS? W HEN you can get as Good in Cardiff and Save Money by going to W. E. WALKER. SESBSSAt & IILI IfiftttTSa 5, QUEEN STREET, CARDIFF. If you have not had a Catalogue, send for one at once (post free) OCEAN HOUSE HOTEL THE LEYS, ^DriveTrou^Bttrry). ST. ATHAN, near Barry. House Close to Beach = Golf LinAs Adjoining. ü t.l..J mtitAUll IVJL V/J klilolo .I Refreshments. Excellent Accommodation for Picnic and Pleasure Parties. APARTMENTS LUNCHEON TO ORDER (By Tel. No. 5 St. Athan P.O.) o F IFTEN MINUTES' WALK FROM GILESTON STATION, BARRY RAILWAY. o Welsh Ham and EggTeas a Speciality. H WILLIAMS, Proprietor THIRTY-ONE YEARS 0 F SUCCESS-»■ j We are just entering our 31st YEAR in the Mauufacture and Repairing of cales & Weighing Machines, and to-day our name is a TRADESMAN'S GUARANTEE THROUGHOUT THE WELSH METROPOLIS. JL-1 -I 'W1 it. ■ „ "-LJI J »i II ■■■«—■» A Scale Repaired you want. I A Shop-fitting „ 9) A Utensil 99 Our method of undertaking Repairs supplies a long-felt Want. No Trouble; No Risk. All repairs sent away stamped (Which is a relief and satisfaction to all Tradesmen.) WRITE To-DAY TO TlgFj OLD GREADER & SON (II) 18, CAROLINE St., CARDIFF.ESTA^HED _u!a'- rn >- Q) 0 rn llP^J I .9 f\\ if w 33 I §- rn 0 O ^.jheTiJyr CO CQ DOUBLE SOLE -rubber: tip £ 3 MODELLED & ON SCIENTIFIC LINES. rrt Built oa Goodyear Welt Zj System. £ 1* TO === Solo Agents: I o SQUIRE BROS., S 58 Queen Street, £ £ CARDIFF. j 5° DJ. Li, 1l1li" ROYAL FLAGSVISIT. | Special Consignment of Red Ensigns, Union Jacks, Blue Ensigns, and Signal Flags. John Williams & Sons (CARDIFF LTD.,) 9, QUEEN STREET, CARDIFF. FREE HOUSE, mmmmmwm ST. ATHAN, Near Barry. A PLEASANT SEVEN MILE DRIVE FROM BARRY. o Every Accommodation for Cyclists. REFRESHMENTS. Excellent Accommodation tor Picnic and Pleasure Parties. LUNCHEON to Order by Telephone Na. 11 (St. Athan P.O.) 0- FIVE MINUTES' WALK FROM GILESTON STATION, BARRY RAILWAY. -0- Welsh Ham and Eggs a Speciality. LATE OCEAN HOUSE HOTEL). W. KERMAN, Proprietor. OLIVER CROMWELL An Historical Drama in Five Acts, BY JOHN SUMMERS. The famous History of the Commonwealth of England in dramatic form. PRICE ONE SHILLING. Now on Sale at the Local Newsagents.

BARRY I.L.P. Alexandra Rooms.Woodland road, upstairs. On Sunday Next, June 23rd,the usual MEETING will be held at Seven p.m. On Wednesday Next, at 7.30 p.m., the Rev D. G. REES will address Open-air Meeting near Island Road, Broad street, Barry. • • • Branch Meeting Saturday IIAxt. at 8 p.m. Special Business Election of Delegate to L.R.C., &c. All invited. Questions and Discussion.

Cricket Fixtures. -000- Barry v Usk.-At:Usk on Saturday next. Train leaves Harry 11.55 a.m., Cardiff 1 p.m. Barry :— S Jenkins (capt.), Rev H H Stewart C Kirby, W B Robirson, E J Rodney, H Kirby, W Gameson, T Smith, D Lewis, W Kinsley, J H Brough.

Dinas Powis Looking Ahead. --0-- PROPOSED BURIAL GROUND. Mr S. Cram presided over a meeting of the Dinas Powis Parish Council on Monday even- ing, when there were present Councillors D. R Morgan, J. Howells, Fred Davies, G. Ryder, J. Isaac, J.P., G. Barrett, and H. Wright. It was decided to appoint the chairman, with Mesrrs Fred Daviee, J. Howells, and J. Isaac, J.P., as a Building Committee during the con- struction of the ball. The question of the necessity for a public burial ground for the village was discussed. It was pointed out that the local grave- yards were being filled very rapidly, and that within a short time it would be necessary to make provision for a burial ground. A com- mittee wis appointed to wait upon the rector, the Rev H. J. Williams, M.A., to ascertain if there was any glebe land available within the parish for the purpose.

Death of Miss V. Sharpies. On Thursday in Isst week the death took place of Miss Violet Sharpies, daughter of Captain Edward and Ann Sharpies, of the Barry Dock Seamen's Mission, at Brockweir, Chepstow, where' Miss Sharplts had gone to stay for a few days. The interment of deceased took place on Tuesday at Merthyr Dovan Cemetery, the Rev T. Pandy John officiating at the graveside. Previous to this a short service had been held in the Mission Hall, Dock View-road, in which service the Rev Tyler, Mr Glenelg Grant (Barrister), Mr Rutter, and the Chaplain of the Mission to Seamen took part. The funeral arrangements were satisfactorily carried out by Messrs James Jones and Co., Undertakers, Barry Dook.

South Glamorgan PARLIAMENTARY Division. Register! Register c& All OCCUPIERS entitled to have their NAMES placed on the PARLIAMENTARY LIST of VOTERS are urged to examine the Lists which will be published on August 1st, on all Church and Chapel Doors. Should their names be omitted, they should communicate at once with either of the persons named below. LODGERS, who have resided in the same house for the past twelve months, ShOll; see that a CLAIM is prepared before August 20th. All Lodgers already on the List must see that their claims are put in on or before the 25th July. All particulars as to qualifications, &c., together with forms, may be obtained from- J. Wensley, 163, Court Road "Barry Herald Offices, Holton-rd., Barry Dock John Evans, Canon Street, Barry Fred Davies, The Laurels, Dinas Powis or to Councillor Morgan Thomas, (Organising Agent of the Division), Penylan Place, Cardiff.

Over 1000 Entries! :0- Annual Barry Schoolboys' Sports. The second annual schoolboys' sports of the Barry District Schools, which are to take place on Saturday, July 6tb, at the Buttrills ground, Barry Dock, promise to be the event of the year to schoolboys, for so enthusiastically has the idea been taken up by the young pupils that over a thousand entries are recorded. Last year's sports proved a successful experiment, and it is to be hoped that with such a large number of entries that the public will come to witness the sports in crowds, for there can be no doubt that in matters educational their children ate under one of the best systems of tutelage in the country, and with this assurance, parents and friends ought really to sig- nify their approval to a healthy and practical way of improving the physique and general manliness of their boys in a practical marnsr, by turning up on July 6th to witness the local Olympian games at the Buttriils. The prices of admission on that auspicious occasion will be-adults, 6d children, 2d.; enclosure, 3d. extra.

-=-========- Death of a Local Trades- man. A REPRESENTATIVE FUNERAL. On Saturday last, at his residence in Holton-rd., the death occurred of Mr J. H. Abbott, iron- monger, Barry Dock. The deceased gentleman was prominently identified with the Holton-road Wesleyan Church, of which he was one of the members, and a faithful Sunday School teacher. He was also a member of the Barry Dock Branch of the Independent Order of Rechabites (Salford Unitv). a uwu at wit? Holton-road Wesleyan Church, appropriate refer- ences were made to deceased, and the "Dead March in Saul was played on the organ. De- ceased leaves a widow and several children. On Wednesday afternoon a large number of ladies and gentlemen attended the funeral to pay their last tribute to the respect and high esteem in which he was held in the town. Among them were-Councillors J. A. Manaton, John Williams, J. Marshall, S. B. Jones, and Rev Ben Evans; Rev J. Sutton, Messrs John Cruise, W. H. Shinn, John Jones, G. Reynolds, Ben Thomas. T. C. Griffin, Wm. Thomas, J. Janner, F. J. Greener, W. L. Hughes, E. Rees, Tape, S. Morgan, S. Griffiths, W. E. Rees, C. Williams, H. Couzens, H. Fisher, G. Speke, A. T. Hammond, L. Jones, J. Westall, W. H. Hooper, A. Hooper, B. Smith Jones, J. D. Howells, W. T. Medhurst, J. W. Mayne, W. H. Mayne, H. E. Pope, Tordoff (senr), C. Jones, W. J. Flower, W. H. Monk, James Price, Close, etc. Following these genslemen came the cortege and carriages, in which were the relatives of the deceased, the widow, the daughters Misses Gertie, Lillian, and Rose, and deceased's brother Mr Abbott (of Newport), etc. The interment took place at Merthyr Dovan Cemetery, the Revs A. Lauder and H. C. Lansdowne officiating at the graveside. Wreaths were sent from the Wesleyan Church, Barry Dock, and friends.

LADIES'AND GENTS' BESPOKE TAILORING.—May we call your special attention to the fact that only the highest-class work is executed, and we feel sure that no better Goods can be produced. From those of our Cuatomers who have tested us in this direc- tion, we hope to receive increased support. From those who have not yet done so, we ask a Trial Order, when we are convinced that further busi- ness will result; In conclusion, we should like to add that we are constantly engaged in bringing our productions up-to-date, and no effort is spared to give our friends the best possible service.—Address D. LLOYD & Co., 89 and 93, Main street, Cadoxton, and 72, Holton road, Barry Dock.

Cycling Accident near Ely. CADOXTON MAN INJURED. Two cyclists from Cadoxton cn Wednesday even- ing last, namely, Mr 8. G. Davies, grocer, Main street, and W. J. Clarke, a compositor, living in Dovedale street, were riding down a hill near Ely, on the Wenvue road, and in attempting both to pass a cart at the same time, collided, and the former was severely injured.

ok it An I I The unique and home ] remedy for throat and chcs: troubfes. BARRY URBAN DISTRICT COUNCIL. Appointment of Boatman. HE Council require the services of a BOA T- JL MAN for the protection of Bathers at W hit" more Bay daring the present Season. Salary) 32s 6d per week. Applicants must be able to swim and manage a boat, and be prepared to submit themselves to a practical test as to their ability to do so. Applications, stating age, experience, and present occupation with copies of two recent testimonials!, must be sent to the under-mentioned on or before the 29th June, 1907. Canvassing, directly or indirectly, is prohibited. T. B. TORDOFF, Clerk. Council Offices, Barry. BARRY AMATEUR DRAMATIC COMPANY. TT7ANTED, a few Ladies and Gentlemen cap- TT able of taking parts in a difficult PLAY. Proceeds to be devoted to tfie new Barry and District Association Football League.—Apply Fred Tucker, 46, Travis street, Barry Dock. AT LOW RESERVES. Barry and Barry Dock. Important Sale of Villa Residences and Dwelling Houses. MR. SAM GRIFFITHS has received instruc- tions to SELL by AUCTION at the BARRY HeTEL, on MONDAY, JULY 1st, 1907, at 7.30 p.m. punctually, the following Valuable and Well-Situate Lease- hold Properties: AT BARRY. Lot 1.—Semi-detached Villa Residence, known as Eryl," Romilly road. Lot 2,—The adjoining Villa Residence. Lot 3.—The Semi-detached Villa Residence No. 1, Harbour road. Lot 4. The Semi-detached Villa Residence, No. 2, Harbour road. AT BARRY DOCK. Lot 5.—Dwelling-house, No. 39, Graving Dock-st. 6 — No. 41, do, 7,— „ No. 43, do. S.- „ No. 45, do. 9_ No. 84, Station street. 10.— No. 86, do. „ 11,— „ No. 88, do. „ 12.—Villa Residence, Mo, 67, Kingsland-cres. Further particulars wili appear, or apply as to- Lots 1 to 4, to J. A. Hughes, Esq., Solicitor, Barry and as to Lots 5 to 12, to F. P. Jones- Lloyd, Esq., Solicitor, Barry and as to all the Lots to the Auctioneer, 13, York Place, Barry.

Barry Horse at Tat- tersall's. LOCAL OWNERS NOTABLE DISTINCTION. Mr James Price, baker and confectioner, Barry Dock, who has for many years past been reputed for his highly-bred pedigree horses, many of which have taken premier honours at local shows, has gained a splen- did distinction with the light bay horse which was shown in the last May Show at Barrv. The animal will be re-called readily by the people of the town on account of its graceful action and fine proportionate build. On Derby Day, at Tattersall's sale in Lon- don-the chief mart for horse sales in the kingdom-the animal secured the highest price of the whole 160 offered that day under the hammer, being secured by General Sir Frederick Fryer, retired Indian Army officer residing at South Kensington. The next highest price secured was for an animal bought by Lord Hugh Grosvenor for over 100 guineas. It is probable that no Barry breeder has ever gained this dis- tinction of getting the highest price at Tattersall's sales for a horse, and Mr Price is to be congratulated.

Bidding for Stalls. Competition for Island Spaces. The Licensing Committee of the Barry District Council held a special meeting on Tuesday on the sands at Barry Island, when Councillor O. McCann presided, the other members present being Councillors James Jones, Thomas Davies, J. D. Watson, J. Williams, F. T. Mossford, W. J. Williams, J.P., and J. A. Manaton. It was agreed to allocate a portion of the Beach on the Eastern side for hawkers, and the sale of toys, etc., and also for holding preaching meetings, permission for these to be obtained from the Inspector, at a charge of 2s 6d per week. All the boats from which goods are sold will be cleared, and the owners prosecuted if thev continue. It was resolved also to advertise in the Barry Herald for a man to ply in a boat in Whitmore Bay throughout the day, at a salary of 32s 6d per week, applicants to give an exhibition of their ability before the members. Subsequently Mr W. Thomas, auctioneer, offered for sale six stall spaces on the sands. The first lot was secured by Miss Amy Evans, for S6 15s, and the others which followed realised higher prices, Mr Sam Woodham paying £1 I 5s, Mr T. Trought £ 11 xos, Mr G. Fenney Lio, Mrs Nun Robbins £ 6, Mrs Thomas, Dorothy Res- taurant, £ 6.

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