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CADOXTON-BARRY. PALM SUNDAY.—For Wreaths, Crosses, Tablets, Glass Shades, See., go to D. W. THOMAS, Under- taker, &c., Vere-street, Cadoxton-Barry. For all kinds of Stationery and Fancy Note Papers go to L. NEWMAN'S, Bookseller and Stationer, 104, Holton-road, Barry Dock. AmERIcA.On Good Friday evening Mr W. D. Davies, who has spent thirty years in the New World, will deliver a lecture at Zion Welsh Calvinistic Methodist Chapel. Pontypridd-street, on the subject of America," the entertainment being1 preceded by a tea, commencing at four eclock. SCHOLASTIC.—We are pleased to hear that Mr George Edward Evans, son of the Rev J. H. Evans, curate of the Welsh Church, has just secured a monitorship at Cowbridge Grammar School of the annual value of £ 16 10s., and is tenable for four years. The scholarship was founded by the late Mr Lionine Jenkins. ST. PATRICK'S DAY.—The annual St. Patrick's Day dinner will be held on Monday evening next at the Witchill Hotel, in this town, to be followed by a dance. On the application of Mr A. Jackson, solicitor, an extension of four hours was granted by the Barry Dock magistrates on Thursday to Mr B. Hoddinott, Witchill Hotel, for the occasion. A large attendance is expected. Tickets, 2s 6d, at the Witchill Hotel. FLUSHING CISTERNS.—Now that the Local Board have had their hands strengthened by the liocal Government Board in the matter of enforc- ing the bye-law with reference to the connecting of flushing cisterns to all water closets in the district. Messrs Morgan Brothers have just secured a large and varied stock of flushing cisterns of the tmost improved and efficient manufacture, suitable for all classes of house property. CADOXTON PRESBYTERIAN CRICKET CLUB.— A meeting was held on Tuesday evening last, when the following officers were chosen for the coming season :-Captain, D. Griffiths vice-captain, J. Miles secretary, D. H. Rees assistant-secretary, B. Llewellyn treasurer, D. Taylor. The secretary would be glad to arrange matches with any junior Z, clubs within a radius of twelve miles.—Apply D. H. Rees, Police Station, Barry Dock. SUNDAY SCHOOL CHILDREN'S SERVICE. A novelty was introduced into the Church work of Cadoxton parish on Sunday week last, when the first Sunday school children's service was held in the afternoon at the Mission Room, Iddesleigh- street. There was a large attendance, and the children, in addition to answering the questions put to them in an intelligent manner, seemed to take a great interest in the proceedings, so that it is intended to continue the services monthly. On this occasion the school was catechised and addressed by Mr J. R. Llewellyn. ORDINATION SERVICES.—Special services in connection with the ordination of Mr S. J. Robins, of Penarth, and late of Harley College, London, as pastor of Mount Pleasant English Baptist Church, Cadoxton, will take place on Wednesday, the 28th instant, when the ceremony will be performed by the Rev J. S. Morris, principal of Harley College, assisted by a number of other ministers. A public tea will be provided between the afternoon and evening meetings, at the vestry room of Zion Welsh Calvinistic Methodist Chapel, Pontypridd-street, which has -been kindly lent for the occasion. THE HISTRIONIC SOCIETY.—In connection with the recent public performance by the Cadoxton Histrionic Society in aid of the fund for the establishment of a cottage hospital for the district, the following figures shewing the receipts and expenditure are interesting :—Received by sale of tickets, &c.. 418 Is lOd. Expenditure—Hire of theatre, 42 10s hire of piano, &c., 17s 6d: dresses, &c., Y,7 12s; printing and bill posting. jg3 16s gas and sundries, 91 5s 3d; scene-shift- ing, &c., 14s postage and incidentals, 6s donation to General Lee for cottage hospital, £ 1 Is Id total..£18 Is lOd. The statement of accounts is signed by Mr Wallace W. Davies, hon. secretary, and Mr E. A. H. Stewart, stage manager and audited by Mr Willey, Cashier, Metropolitan, &c.. Bank.

BARRY DOCK.

EAST BARRY.

PENARTH.

CARDIFF.

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