The Cambria Daily Leader

AT CORWEN. [ Scenes at National Eisteddfod. I GREAT ENTHUSIASM. In the presence of about 6,000 people lie National Eisteddfod was opened at :àr-wen on Monday. It coincided with :bc, fip,h anniversary of the entry of Great I Britain into the war, and Sir David Davies, M. P., presiding, took advantage )f the occasion to pay a warm tribute to the Premier, as one -who had never lost courage, but believed that rig-ht would iil'mately prevail. There was an im- pressive moment when the audience stood in silence as a tribute to the men who had made the sliprenie sacrifice. The Prime Minister is to preside on Thursday, when, writes our correspon- dent, he is expected to make an im- portant pronouncement on the work of the League of Natkms among the small nationalities. Professor W. J. Gnl, M.A., ScuI1 Wales and Monmouthshire University College, Cardiff, delivered an important address at a meeting of the Cymmrodor- ion Society on Monday upon the Eistedd- fod in relation to the schools and ool- leges. He urged that the Eisteddfod and the University should join hands to save "hftt could be saved of the old culture of Wales, and to this end stro the es- tablishment by them of a naional academy higher in authority to both. LIST OF AWARDS. I Festering Welsh Drama in the Schools. Literary text-book in Welsh on scien- tific land culture: Mr. E. Adams (Dow- lais). Eighteen v-erges suitable for penillion singing: Divided between Mrs. (Dr.) Bees (Caerews) and Mr. Griffith John Wil- liams (Post Office, Cellan, Lampeter). The prize for an essay on the develop- ment of the Welsh woollen industry was iiheld for want of merit. Mr. Philip Thomas (Neath), the general secretary cf last year's National Eisteddfod, was an easy winner of the prize for the best collection of Welsh hymn-tunes not previously published in any tune book. Recitazion monologue, Dyddiau Olaf Glyndwr (" The LMe Days of Glen- dower"). There were 46 competitors. Beet, Miss Janet Davies, Bridge-etre-et, Aberystwyth). No fewer than 236 had competed in the ttanxa to The Snowflake" ("Pleuen Eira," and the prize was awarded to Mr Dewi Morgan (Powell-street, Aberyst- wyth), for the following: Tywyn y rhyw distawaf—llun a lliw Yn Uawn o'r swyn tecaf; Wele gu lili gaeaf Pdwg y storm ar feddgi.st haf. Instrumental music, pedal harp solo: Miss Alwena Roberts (Wallasey, Cheshire). Violin ()lo: Mr. Morgan Rees Lloyd (Trab:>etb). MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS. 1 The nr!ze glee on Mynyddog's wo-rd "t",t. ;}rw:rnt." was čopo5ed by Mr. I Owen M. Price, F., C.O. (Louth, Lin- colnshire;, a native of. Bethosda. I Sir Vincent Evans read The adjudica- tion of Mr. Haydn Jon?s. M.P., on the two ?st tunes on to well-known Welsh hymns, and out of 123 competitors awar- I ded the prize of jElO to Mr. Afan Thomas Cwmavcn, Port Talbot). Vocal music: A competition that gave mcli pleasure, and has now become a -iture in eisteddfodic programmes, was ie action sor-sr for parties of twelve chil- 'ren. The first prise was awarded to the Party, and the second prize to the I "n-S1, Party, Trawsfynydd. I Baritone solo. Land of the Silver r nun pets": Mr. Frank Nicholson, Uwcjp vr, Flintshire. Penillion singing, with harp: 1, Dai lv-van (Beraeh Bach), .Glnnapwaan; 2, Miss Jane Ellen Roberta, Bkenau Fes- tir.ios; 3, Miss Dilys Wynne Jones, Dol-. gelly. Eight choirs entered for the best ren- derins? of the congregational singing oi- (a) Short Welsh anthem; (b', chant; and c. ) hruin to an old Welsh air, by parties numbering not more than 49 voices. The first: prixe went to Salem, Rhos (Mr. Joseph Bellis), and the second to Soar, Penvcae, Ruabon. Miss Hilda Roberts (Ellesniere Port] was ike winner in the soprano competition, in which there were 58 aspirants, and which Dr. Canv.log Roberts described as about the best con^t he had ever had the pleasure of adjudicating; upon. Liverpool Harmonic Choral Society were declared fully worthy of the pii?e in the second choral competition, they being the I only entrants. I There was also on1.v one entry in the I mixed' party competition, but, the prize I went to Rhos Excelsior, Tonkey (Mr. Joseph. Bellis). ARTS AND CRAFTS SF-CTION. I Needlework picture in of noral gar- den: Miss Ciasie Daviee. Tanyrywen, Ruthin. Afternoon teecloth: Miss Pattie Morgan, Ludlow. Ladv's machine-knitted, sports coat of Welsh wool: Miss H. Luke, Arfryn, Aber- ystwyth. Set of embroidered bolster and pillow eases: March Ffarmwr. Specimen of pillow case: Miss Jeffreys, Bryn. Llanelly. Sideboard cloth: Miss Prosper, Colwyn Bay. Hand embroidered white blouse: Mrs. J. I 0. Roberts, Liverpool. Pair of crochet d'oyleys: 1. inwen i .divided between Miss Catterall. Caldi- cott, Mon.. and Mi?s Havill, Caldicott. White crochet tea oo-y: Divided between Miss Jeffreys, Bryn. Tlanellr, anrl Miss L. A. Lewis, Saron-road, Bynen, Llanelly. Adult's garment converted for a ohild: I 1, Mrs E. E. Peat, Bridgend; 2. Mrs. Wil- liams, Pyle Villa, Mountain Ash. TREBOETH FOUHTH ANNUAL Crown Eisteddfod, The Treboeth fourth annual eisteddfod wrs held on Saturday. The president was Mr. D. J. Truscott, London; vice-presi- dents, Mossrs. H. C. M. Daniell, Mumbles, and D. Thomas. J.P., Bryncoed; conduc- tor. Rev. James Davies, B.A., Mynydd- bach. The awards were:—Pianoforte sole under 13 (9 entries): 1, L. B. Jones, Llan. eamlet; 2, Alice Grobourt, Swansea. Chil- dren's recitation under 12: Divided be tween Violet Evans, Treboeth, and Dilyg Roes, Llangennech. Solo undeT 12 (girls)- 1. Edith Potts, Landore; 2, Gwyneth Hop kins. Manselton. Solo under 12 (boys): I H. Williams, Treboeth; 2, W. Mort Landore; consolation, J. Jones, Loughor. Recitation, boys under 16: 1, Glyndwr Richards, Port Talbot; 2, Elfryn Davies Llangennech; cOJJwlatlon, Benj. Thomas, Hendre. Brush work: 1. "Cyril 2, Miss Edna. Smith, P.O., Tirdeunaw. Tea cloth; Mis-s Winnie Thomas, Brynhyfryd. Fancy cushion: Miss Myfanwy Davies, Aberarth 'Aberystwyth. Poem (24 competitors): Mr G. 1. Levi (Gweledydd), Cwmtwrch, and in his absence Mr. D. J. Truscott was crowned with full Gorsedd rites. Oil painting (still life): Divided between Miss Emilv Ha.fod; Mrs. W. R. Davies, M an~elt,on: and Miss Tilly Paddison, CA ais Boys' s«olo, under 16: 1. Victor Mor- 1ÎI. Idansamlet; 2. David Evans, klon-

I TRAINS ON THE R. & S.B. The locomotive men on the Rhondda and Swansea Bay Railway are to receive payment for Peace Day this week. The company had advertised that possibly! some of their employes would withdraw their labour on Monday, in which case no trains would he run. The decision of the Railway Executive to pay the 1¡-;011 was only received late on Saturday after- noon. The settlement was accepted by the men and the trains run. t CORNS REMOVED.-NO PAIN. Don't. imagine that having a corn re- moved is as painful as having a tooth out—nothing like it. If you call at Rich, the ChemiBt (Ltd,). Surgical House, 30, Hi?h-str<'t-t. S?an?a, you can har? ycur corns taken out without the slightest pain or bleeding. We also, sho wvou how to prevent them coining again. Honrs: 11.0 to 6.0 daill.

I I (ilais Races Toiuprrow (Wednesday); 200 & Jttlc¡.. ?,4,

BRIGHTON MEETING. -^jr fo-morrow Is Programme. —— JUVENILE SELLING PLATE of I 200 sovs, for twoyc»r-olds. T.Y.C. To close this evening. ROTTIInGDEAN PLATE of 300 ¡ P 1 eovfi, for two-year-olds. (,,L-i- "4.ich&61in(>Si lillut91 Victory Speech (Mr Benson).Weetlake 8 9 RIIUon liali (Mr Ourzoin) Hobbs S 9 Lc Verfruier (M D'Abernon) Lsmbton 8 9 Talbot tljord Derby J.J..ambton 8 9 Hosier (Mrs A. James).. Lambton tf 9 Ooil Steel (Sir R. Jardirte).T. Waugh 8 9 Belteiiebros (Mr Robnison) It Day 8 9 Gallinata o (3ir L. Robitfion) Persse a 9 Maplton (Mr Russel) T. Waugh 8 9 Old Sport (Mr Shepherd).F. Hartisan 8 9 Laomedia « (Mr Singer) Davies S 9 Outcast Lord Wilton) Ii. Leader b 9 Magic Ware (Sir A. Bailey) R. Day 8 6 Ninette (Mr F. Ribby) H Pown?y 8 6  .Sundew (Mr F. I>ibby) ii Povney 3 6 Miss ifillizau {Mrs I Gunton; Hobbs 6 6 ^» £ ra, (Mr F Gretton) Moreton 8 o Alin-a Hammond i (Mr C. Howard) B ratters 8 6 Mayfairy (Sir E. Hulton).F. Hartigan 9 6 Tint (Sir E. Hulton). Wootton 8 6 Lagsran (Mr O. fBU13.yl.Hobbe 8 Forest lassie g (Sir R. Jardine) T, Waugh 8 6 Mariana (Lord Jersey) A. Sadler 8 6 Miss Majority (Col Morden) .Wilmot S 6 Limehouae Lights (Mr Nelke) Pickering e 6 Siva (Sir W. Kelson). Mullen 8 6 Calomel (Mr Upton).R. Day 3 6 Flasbaway ,.Ilr, Upton) R. Day 8 6 —— BERWICK WELTER HANDICAP of 200 sovs. Mile and a half. Stain ton (Mt V. Thompson) F Ifartjgaii a tS 10 Zuider Zee (O„ apt. F. T ,g.i.,Lgton) Hore a 1Z 5 AntiMttcr (Ca,pt Eogersoni. Gore a 12 ? Court Bleddnl (Sir S. Watts).Hunt a?2 1 I Golden Melody (Mr Stewart) Gore 6 12 1 Tl eodoRHi-3 (Mr C-,intrip) Pope S 1,1 55 Latch (Mrs H. Peel) E**cott. 5 12 12 Farakabad (Mr P Savilli Law n 11 10 Drumlanriff (Mr Wisram) Poole a 11 10 Grey Cloak (Mr W Savill).Pickering 6 11 9 Neurotic (Mr Wigram) Poole a. 11 7 Soixante Qtiinze (Mr Ingram).Poole 4 H Ii Daniel illrs A.. James) Larnnton 3 11 5 Flvins: Duck (Major Patret).Colling 5 11, Tlio Tenter (Mr Gutierrez; Private 6 10 7 —— STAKMER SELLING HANDICAP of 200 sove. T.Y.C. Ella. (Mr Ji Khod&s).Coldbeck 4 9 2 Flor de Solar (Mr Curtis) .Irivatu a 9 0 Moniette (Mr S. Woottott).Wootton 4 811 Double Deck (Mr H CurtiB).Private 6 8 9 t'kmeu (Capt lieveeon-Gower) T. loucs a 8 3 Prevoyant (Mr Ivall) ifouiig a fj7 Tioiaii (Mr B. o s 7 Belio (Mr J Cooper) .Lines 3 8 5 Resoiuto (Sir B. Wilmot) Wilmot ,535 Fa- E-ast (Mr fcirirweather).Jarvi»i 4 8 5 viiie,-a (Mr A. Bowen) Hunt 3 <i 4 White Mark (Mr E. Kalii>A. Sadler 4 « 3 Cami" Kettle (Mrs Nelson).Nugent 6 8 0 Wmfrith (Mr T. Edge). Poole 3 S 0 Simon's Craft (Major Weviand) ja tti ) tg j June Bride (Mr O-O-weii) ILitlio 5 7 13 jjady Randy (Lt-Col. Birdj.?'iev*er 0 7 Vanift (Mr F. Cundell) Braicie 3 7 Promoter (Lord OMoimondelay) Gora 5 7 11 H&lJunde (Mr Peaco?,)') Bai,nes 3 7 a Foi-mrd Away (Capt. raesevj .I'ersge 3 7 7 APPRENTICES' HANDICAP of 102 I 1 SOVS. On.e mUe, I Nonnj# nc (Mr Evett) P Hartig?n < 8 I ?y<TOsbawk (ir H. Meux) Per?e 6 7 4 Sir Desmond (Mr J do Rothschild) Pratt573 Mint leaf (Mr P. Benson) Hackett 4 6 S Mrs Jawleyford (llorù Derby) Lambton 4 5 11 My Bombardier (Mr'Tabor).-Tabor 3 5 ) Devoriport; (Lord Stanley) Lambton 4 5 9 The Guuyah (Mr Michalinosi—Huut. 6 6 7 —— SUSSEX PKA-TE (Handicap) rof 500 -sovs. Six futlorurs. j Kinq Sol (Air C-Owen) Batho 5 f Berehiiyi (Lord Dei-by) l,anibtou 9 0 Prigaud (Mr J tie Rothschild) 5 8 11 Goiiy EveA (Mr Michalinos).Hunt 5 S'11 The Plough (Mr J. Joel) Morton 4 8 11 Lady aFrmer (Mr Dixon) Lines 3 8 If Kashmir (Mr S. Joel) Loates 4$* 1 Pretty Missie (Sir R. JaMine) T Waugh 3 8 6 Cutaway (Mr S. Joel) I/oates 4 8 4 Golden Quaver (Mr S. Persse).Persse 4 8 1 Cypher (Sir K. Hulton).P. Hart.igan 3 8 0 Rose Day (Mr F. 7 111 Sea. Sonpr (Lord Glanely) Barling 3 7 10 Mi<« Cheek (Mr J. Potter)..Woottori 4 7 7 China Doll (Sir A. Bailey) R Day.) 7 Calypso (Lord Jersey) Moreton 3 7a Lady Peregrine (Sir J Robinson) J.Dawson 3 7 fc Swinley (Duke of Portland) 3 7 N'r. 3 7 4 Elvera. (Mr H. Rhodes) Coldbeck 3 ? t Acushla (Mr Fitzgcsrald) Morton 3 Gaily Strickland (Mr M Rhodes) M Rhodes 4 6 10 Ton Fool (Mr C. Hayes) Law 5 6 8 Hisrh Society (Lt-Col. Wingfleld) Pope 3 6 7 —— BRIGHTON CTTR of 100 sovs.with 40 sovs in addiJD, added to a weepstakes of 10 sovs each; for three- year-olds. Mile and a auarter. Viceroy (His Majesty) Marsh 9 0 Wilson (Sir A. Bailey) R. Lay 9 0 Dromio (Mr C. Burn) Peruse 5 u Sir Douerlas (Sir H. Meux) ^Persse 9 0 Lake Van (Lord Sefton) R D:1Y 8 it FitiEreorsre (Airs A Barton).C. Marsh 8 4 Btarshcf (Lord Glanely) Barling 8 4 African Star (Mr T Martin) Lines S 4 White Heat (Capt. L. Montasu) I Blaekwell 8 4 I KUticrty (Mr A. Walker} Hart.igan 8 4 'Lady. FRrmer (Mr Dixon). T,i I 8 1 Pesaro (His Majesty) Marsh 7 11 P.p&atro (His M a j e s t y ) f i' s h 7)1 To?rTilIe (Mr Davidson Beatty 7 11 JIakepeace (Lord Derby) Lambton 7 11 I Cy!ftn?<: (Air Nelke) .Pickering 7 M K,abof'dle« (Mr J. de Rothschild).Pratt 7 11 I Chin Chin (Lady Torrinstpn) Faulkner 7 11 La Joyeuse (MrChina) Private 7 8

? 1 Leading Trotten and CAifc?ere bee entered for Glaie Races To.?lo'row (Wed- nesda-ir)

IN THE DISTRICTS.  .SWANSEA. A special flower fpti ire was held ail I on Sunday afcernoon. lr. \V. ChaLenger (superintendent of the Sunday School) I presided over an excellent attendance, and the newly appointed missioner (Mr. W. J.ioyd) delivered a capital address. E S. Chappell, the Great Indies' and Gent's Tailor, allows 10 p.o. Discount to Dis- charged Saitoi-ss Soldiers, and Dependent*. Leading Trotters and I lo!) -r ii e entered for Glaib Races lo-ai >\row (W eu- nee'day). SKEWEN. On Saturday afternoon St. J-ohn's Sui*. day School tea was held. PORT TALBOT. E. S. Chappell. the Great Ladid fUltt Gent's Tailor, allows 10 ".0. Discpunt to Dis- charged Sailor&s Soldiers and Dependents. SKETTY. The marr"a.go of Miss Gladys V> alker to Mr. Charles Hearne, both of Sketty, was celebrated on Monday at the Be-hel English Congregational Church, Skettr. The officiating clergyman was the Key. Elias Joseph. LLAMELLY. Mr. J .B. Morgan, architect, New-ro^^ lilanelly, has presented the Llanelly Hos- pital with a cheque of ,£100 as a PC9 offering for the dawn of a new era- Trains from Midland StatioD. Swansea,, for Glais Races, Wednesday at 12.55 A 3-So. E. S. Chappell, the Great. Ladies' ami Gent's Tailor, allows 111 D.C. Discount to charged Sailorss Soldiers, and Dependents. NEATH. At Sot. David's Church, Nea-h, on Sun. day morning last, the Rector (Rev. j i rancis, M.A.) unveile-d a memorial ^ablt.t commemorating: the death in action uf Bom-bardier Vivian Press Wir;al1]", R.G.A., eldest 600JTI of Mr. and )lr: T. Williams, Artliur-^treet, Neath. Boijib. eath. 130lb!). Williams was a chorister at Si:. Church, and was an exceedingly popular young luau. Trains from Midland Station. Swauseat for G-lais Races, Wednesday, at 1.5;¡ d; 3,S(). MORRISTON, The death took place at Penlaji-leirrace, j Trewyddfa-road, Morriston, on Monday morning, of Mrs. Lizzio Griffiths, ,YOUng- ,j est daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thoiuas I| Edwards. She was 22 years of age, aiui a devoted member of Philadelphia C.M. j Chapel, Morriston, and a teacher at tha Trewyddfa Sun-day School. 'The funeral (for men only) will take place on Thurs- day for Mynyddbach. LLANDRINDOD WELLS. The town is extraordinarily full, and scarcely a bed can be found in hotel, boarding house, or lodging house- The annual convention has brought a. very large number of visitors to the town. The principal speakers this year are the Rev. Canon Talbot Rice (Londohi. Rev. A. Daintree (Capo Town, South Africa), Rev. D. IT. -Doliiian (who was m- terned in Germany d uring he war), Rev. G. C. Grubb (another well-known wick speaker and a Church clergyman 1, the Rev. F. W. Ainley (a Lincolnshire parson), Mr. and Mrs. Albert Head (Wimbledon', Rev. R. B. Jones (Portii., Rev. NantlaLs Williams (AmmanfordV Rev. W. W. Lewis (Swansea,), and the Hev. D. Evans (Bridgend'). The Gorseinon Band has been "Secured for the week, and a new feature is the dancing in the park. entries. Raoes To-morrow (Wadnesday); 200 entneb. RADNORSHIRE. At Radnor (.ojniv Con noil on Friday, it was reported that a iaria had 4eyt j bought by the sub-commissioner (Mi. J. R. Bach?) by direction of the Comnvls- eioners, contrary to the advice of the local committee ami. ,thouc the consent of the Council.—Sir Francis Edwards, j' Mr. J. O. Button (Llandrindod \Ve'.l:'s and others vigorously protested, and i: was decided lo repudiate tbe purchase and to iVhi the Board of Agncuiture for At the Radnor lo<al J&fhKAr.?n Authori- an explanation. pl_oSen.L l f, ?3 ty now eca.lp? were pre5m,d f?r [n?r- mediate and elementary teachers, the total cost of which was 8ta.ed to be a sixpenny rate. Owing to short notice aM figures only being circulated that morning, the Education Authority re- fused to proceed with the matter, and a ppecial .jii^eliug wiH heid next Fri(ial-, LLANDOVERY. A-t ',bi County C'ourt. on Saturday, Mrs. Helenor lypxy Bishop, Cwmrython, Llan- do very, claimed from the Gurnos Steam r Sa w Mills Co. "Q19 in respect to alleged i trespass in cutting timber which had not been sold to the dEf('ndan.-)fr. Charles Bishop, agent for the plaintiff, said h* sold certain timber to a Mr. Rsi, who subsequently disposed of fionie of ii to the defendants. Ih alleged that defen- danls had out timber which was outside boundary of tho agreement.—The Judge came to the conclusion, that de- fenitanvs did go outside the boundary, ) Judgment was given for plaintiff for .7. (,.

FURNITURE TRADE II LOCK-OUT, The Employers' Statement. The National Tederation of Furniture Manufacturers having, with the utmost reluctance and ouly after prolonged nt tempts to avoid it. found themselves com- peJIed to effect a national lock-out of those of their employes who belong to the prin- cipal unions, consider it most desirable that both the public (who are directly affected as consnmefs) and the rank and file of the workpeople should be made ac- quainted with the facts of the case. It is, therefore, proposed to publish these in the. form of a short, series of pnid advertisements, of which this is the first. The* oalient facts are;— (1) lhat over and over agrain when the Joint Conciliation Board set up by the furniture Trades Joint Industrial Whitley'") Council failed, to agree, tho nl(,Illbers, offers of-an indepen- dent chairman were refuser! hy those acting on the operatives' behalf. (2) That. an offer by the e-mployevs of a thoroughly representative Jsipt National Conference,'to be summoned. • within 7 days, to consider all matters in dispute, was rendered abortive by the refusal of the operatives who were thpn on strike in Manchester nnd East Lan- cashire, to eoanply with the employers' only other condition, viz., that those men -L, V i z.. 333en should resume work pending the deci- sion of the Conference; the employers offering to make any advance in wages thereat agreed upon retrospective from tho date of their return to work. (3) The present average rate of wages, I which is from Is. 6d. to Is. lOkl per hour, on the average more than double the pre-war rates, and the employers. while ready for full discussipn and anxious at all tiroes to treat their em- ployes justly, feel that a point has V'on reached when it. is imperative for both sides to examine the whole situation to- gether before further demands are made or acceded to. if the Furniture Trade (both home and export) is not to be made a commercial impossibility. A further announcement will follow. Issued by the Publication Committee of the National Federation of Furniture Manufacturers, 78, Finsburv Flners. E.C.3.

AND AFTER THAT THE RAIN FELL. ■tiiiii^Miii—wa—i I This pretty picture was taken in lovelv G overland befogs the fifat rain drops came dorni pitter-patter on IMonday morning. (Photo by Newspaper Illustrations)

BOWLS. I  Swansea League TourMMMt. Swansea woodrollers opened therr bowl- ¡ ing week at Victoria Green on Bank Holiday momiug. The e.vnt had at- tracted a large number of bo?'te'"? and considerable progre&s T?a? made ?'ith the I first roiiiid, wlie-n rain caused a stoppage for thfee hours. In the evening play was again possible, and was watched an interested crowd of spectators. i First Round.—W. S. Ho well beat, W. White, 21—11; D. Davies beat T. Hughes, 21—13: T. Wales beat W. Messer, 31—13; 1). Lloyd beat T. J. Allen, 21—10j C. II, Stacey, w.c).; W. Y. Evams. w.o.; D. H. Edw&rds beat J. Bennett, 21-S D. U; Jenkins beat C. J. Wooles, 21-16; 0. Russell beat W. E. Williams. 21-20: M. Troy beat A. Johnson, 21—9; W. J. Dummer beat F. 1/imeb?er, 21—3; H. Williamg, w.o.; R. McMiehael, w.o.; R. Me&ser t?at H. Trotman, 21-16; D. L. Ow? b?at.E. J<-m?s, 21—2; J. Ph!ihp8, W.O.; D. J. Jones beat S. BeDnett. 21-16; S. Matthews beat S. Lucas, 31—11: Em Jones beat W. Griffiths (Neath), 21—1; E. Hill, w.o.; J. E. James, w.(> D. Parry beat W. Evans, 21—11; A. Jewell, w.,c- A. Bowler, w.o.; J. Richards, w.o.; J. Hanson, \0. S. Auckland, w.o.; Alfi Thomas beat J. Lewis, 21-11 ;R. Jenkins, w.o.; W. J. Dav-es, w.o.; R. Parry, w.). 1). L. Bowen ,bea t D. J. Squires, 21-16; R. D. Morgan, beat F. Taylor, 21-9; Stan Weanr hmt R. H. Davies, 21—1ft; W. Skym beat R. Bottomlev, 21-9; Toejay beat B. Hansen. 21-12; T. n. Cullis. Jjeat: F. Sandry, 4-11-1,3; A. C. Gooch beat J. G. Davies, 21-"12; J. Lloyd boat Tr Howell, 21-111; A. S. Shapton beat R. Armour, Second Roitnd.-W. Hainmett beat T. Wales, 21-18; W. Skym beat D. L. Owen, 7. Bryn-resd Tournament. I The Swansea Bryn-road tournaments I attracted a large nuipber of competitors, and seme excellent play was witnessed. Remarkable games .were played—E..Wil- liams, who beat W. Blackmore 21—1, and Evan Hill, who failed to soore while N. Mclndeor scored 13. Eventually, how- ever, pvan Hill ran cut winner by 21 shots to 17. First Round.-G. W. Holmes Mat C. J. Wool. 21-11.; H. L. Smith beat J. T. Hitt, 21-16; T. D. Cullis beat J. Rae, 21—15; D. J. Squires beat W. Frew, 21- 20; R. Mclvelvie, w.o.; B. Watts JonM beat D. Rees, 21-^20; A. Jewel beat Evan I Walters. 21-16; W. McAllister beat D. M. Davies, 217-15; Fred Reed beat D. Davies, 21—11; J. E. Williams beat W. Blackmore, .21—1: F. Parkin beat P. W. Phillips, 21—12; J. Lyle beat A. Johnson. 21—11; Tom Jones beat S. Palmer; S. Bettoney, beat A. J. ar. 21-15; p. McMillan I-o-mt O. Jenkins, 21-6; C. Nos- worthy beat B. TTaiit)ury, 21-20; W. A. Sutherland beat G. H. Han, 21-11; Evan Hill beat N. Mclndixw, 21-17; D. J. Jones beat W. Scrynn, 21.-15; J. Phillips beat T. Jones. 21—17; G. Hart beat R. Griffiths, 21—16;. T. Weaver be-at 1), H. James. 21-1i; A. Bowler beat T. Hughes, 21-18. Section C.—F. Taylor beat A. BaiTT, 21-12; Geo- Hitt heM D. J. Hopkins, 21-.11; C. C. King beat W. J. Eaton, 21—15;- K.-Tapp beat D. Lloyd, 21-,18; E. Dacid beat J. G. Hodg, 21—19; R. Rees beat E. Donellr, 21—18; S. E. Auckland beat W. R. Edwa.ds._21—17, Section D.—J. Sanders beat W. Rogers. PARC HOWARD v. DYFATTY. I Played at Pare Howard. Dyfatty. Rink I.T. Bennett, H. Bennett, M. Trov, • E. Hill (skip). J9 Rink D., Jenkins, F. Murray. T. Wales. R.. Jdnkins (skip) .1 9 Kink 3.—W. J. Jones, J. Bennett, J. Bevan. W. Dawitt (skip) 12 Iiink I.-T. Davies, W. Barkle, T. Robinson, 'W. Norman (skip). 18 Total .58 ( "Jarc Howard. Rivil-, I.-W. H. Ambrose, J. Jones, T.- Miller, J. James (skip) 18 Rink, Ioli-n,'T). Anthony. C. C. Walker, J. Williams (skip) 30 .Rillk,3.-T. Jones, E. H. Stacey, W. H. Griffiths, J. Rieliai-ds (c-kip). 31 Rink i.—W. Morris, H. SInrra, E. J. Thoiuas, D. Lewis (skip) 191 Total V. 98 I PARK LLEWELYN v. PANTTGWYDR. | Played at Brynmill, Park Lle;welyn. Rink 1.—J. Morgan, B. Rees, T. Rees, F. W. Sidey (ski  23 Rink 2.-M. John, W. Clomp, W. Griffiths, D. McKinnon (skip) 24 Rink 3.—S. Mathews, R. Abraham,, W. Jones, H. Trotman (skip) 1G ( Rink 4.—D. L. Bowen, J. Trotman, G. Clark, J. Clark (skip) 21 Total 81 Pantygwydr. Rink 1.—E. D. H. Hayes, W. H. Gough, R. -Kerr (-,kip) 17 Rink 2.—A. Johnson, G. Frayne, D. H. Hemmings, W. Morgan (sl-,ip) 12 Rink 3.—W. G. Harris, S. D. Howells. r. W. Hopkins, D. Parry (skip) 27 Rink L-E. J. Thomas, C. Nosworthy, T, Daling. F. Reed (skip) 20 Total. 76

gyfelach. Water «-oIonr painting: [r. W. R. Davies, Manselton. Recitation, qi-?s ?nder 1: 1. GeMor Morl?y, GH- fa.ch Gc<-h; 2, Dily& Rees, Llangf'nnh. ??E<:H 2, ,,ep4,, Llan7?pnnl2,eh. Violin solo, under 16: 1, Tudor W illiams Llansamlet; 2. Resrgie Pas>sniore, Landore Table ceptre: Divided between )f1s Martha Scully. Clavemont, Morriston, and Gwenninen." Glandulais. Drawing Thomas Taylor. Ihinvant. Ambulance G.W.R., Landore (instructor. Mr. T. Davies). Englyn (32 entries), Dydd Hedd- ircm Rov. AHa Richards, Brynfmman Telynegi Mr. S. Gwilly Davies, Abory~t wvth: Traethawd (e&5ar-): Divided bc tween Rev. J. Gimblett, Brynhyfryd, and Mr. W. Evans, Ystalyfera. Contralto solo: Miss M. H. Thomas, Mount, Tlasmarl. Pianoforte solo, under 17: 1. Elsie Thomas, Brynhyfryd; ,1. Elwyn James. Craig- cefnparc. Children's clioir: 1. Mynydd- 'R 2, llif,)rl bach (conductor, Mr. R. Evans): 2, Hafod (Madam Ben Thomas). Recitation, adults, open: Mr. Dan Matthews, Pontardulais. Cywydd ano, Fnn-li. Richards. I.lan^arulet. iolin solo, under 15): 1, Owen Holt. Cwmtwrch; 2, divided between G. Turner, Morriston. and Doris Phillips. Troboeth. Girls' solo: 1, Eidd- vren Dawson and Jessie Fclland, Skewen (divided). Action song: 1, Violet Evans, Treboe+h; 2, Miriam Moijran, Graisr, Morriston. Welsh air, û1;n, under IS: 1. Gladys May Jones, Landore; 2, Mary H. Rees. Mynyddbach. Soprano solot 3ifiss Mary Lewis, Allfwen. ( Baritone solo: Mr. Harry Roberts, einon. Tenor «olo: Divided between Mr. W. J. Colebrook nTtd Mr. Bon Jones, Tre- boeth. Novice (open): Miss M. H. Rees. Mynyddbach. I v n r h On Sunday evening a. sacred concert wa.s helrl at. tne pavilion, when Mr. D. J. Truscott agrain presided.