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ABERAYRON PETTY SESSIONS, Wednesday, Septem- ber 29th.—Before Morgan Evans (in the chair), J. M. Howell, Esqrs.; the Rev D. Griffiths, and the Rev D. Morris. Drunkenness.-—George and Florence Hartshorn, Mason's-square New Quay, were charged with having been drunk on September 10th.—Defendants did not appear.—Sergt. D. James, Brynhoffnant, proved the case and said defendants had asked him to admit the offence on their behalf.—Defendants were fined 2s. 6d, and costs each. Adulterated Milk.—Rees Jones, 3, Albion-square, Aberayron, was charged by D.C.V. Williams with having sold milk not of the quality required.—Sergt. Jones proved taking the sample. On the receipt of the Analyst's certificate, wit- ness told defendant the result of the analysis..1n reply, defendant said the milk was exactly the same as it came from the cow. On September 6th wit- ness called on defendant and took a sample of the milk after milking.—Mar- garet James, Goitre, Llanddewi Aber- arth, was also summoned for having sold milk' not oi the standard demanded.— Sergt. Jones proved having taken the sample. -tie had told defendant the result of the analysis and offered to take another sample. Defendant refused to allow another ..ample to be taken.— D.C.C. Williams said the quality of the milk sold at Aberayron was inferior. The Public Analyst had told him that there were strong indications that milk was continually adulterated. A number of milk vendors had been cautioned and the bad cases Had been si mmoned. He would ask the Bench to help the police in rais- inof the standard of the milk sold at, Aberavron. The first sample of the milk sold b'v tiees Jones showed that it con- tained. 2.J1 per cent. of milk fat. The second sample showed that the milk con- tained 3.70 per cent. of milk fat. It was necessary mat milk should contain 3^ per cent. The sample of the milk sold bv Margaret James showed that it con- tained 2.j4 per cent. of milk fat.—After deliberation, the Bench fined Rees Jones £1 and costs and Margaret James 10s. and costs. i Rates. — Josiah Jones, Synod Stores, Llanarth, was summoned by Rees Rees, Tycoch, for non-payment of il 12s. lld. poor rate.—The Bench made the usual order with costs.. Without a Licence.—Owen Davies, Lanlwvd, fennart, was summoned by Evan Evans, clerk of the County Coun- cil for having kept a carriage without a licence. P.O. Thomas said that on July 2nd he saw defendant returning from Lampeter 111 a trap. Defendant had his wife and other persons in the trap. VMt- ness stopped deiendant and asked him it he had a licence. Defendant did not think a icenoe was necessary. He had his name printed on the trap in letters about a quarter of an inch long.—The Clerk of The Court proved a previous con- viction against defendant on April 25th, 1906.—Deiendant stated that on July 2nd he sold six small pigs at Lampeter fair On returning he saw the con- stable at istrad. He had carried coal in the trap, and everything that was necessary lor the farm. He had his name painted on the trap. The letters were an long.— After deliberation, the Bench nned defendant JB5 and costs. Alleged Adulteiated Gin..—James Davies, Lilanina Arms, Llanarth, was charged by D.C.C. Williams with having sold gin not of the quality demanded on August l/tli.—P.C. Jones, Llanarth, proved having taken the sample and said that when he told defendant's wife that be bought Lile gin for analysis, she said she had sold the gin it came from the bottle.—D.U.C. Williams showed that 8i parts of water had been added to the gin, ,]V[r Pennant James asked that the case should be adjourned for a sample of gin from a bottle supplied to defendant to be taken.—The case was adjourned for a month. THE SANITARY INSPECTOR. A joint meeting of the members of New Quay and Aberavron RuralT and Urban Councils was held at the Workhouse on Wrednesday for the purpose of appointing a sanitary inspector for the whole union. Mr Wallis Thomas, New Quay, presided, and there were also present Messrs. John Davies J Griffith, New Quay, H. Davies, D. P. James, W. L. Thomas, Aberayron; Mrs. Jones, Llanon; Messrs. D Jones, Cr;,byn; D. S. Davies, Ystrad. J M Jones, Cilcennin; J. C. Jones, D. Evans, Llan- arth; E. Davies, Llanddewi: J W. Davies, Cydplwyf; E. Morgan, Llanon: D. Evans, Brons<il'io; J. Davies, Llamdyssilio E. Jones, Pontfaen: J. WTilliams, Diihewyd j E. Williams, Henfynyw: and B. C Jones, clerk.—Forty-nine applications were re- ceived. The following applicants had com. plied with the Council's requirements:— Messrs John Dyer, Llantrisant; Thomas Evans, Gilfachgoch; E. O. Evans. Tre- gaTDn; John Evans, Wrexham; W. E. Evans, Aberafon W. 0. Hughes, Bangor John R. Hughes, Manchester; Richard Jones, Treorky Rees Jones, Brynamman R D Humphreys, Blaenau Festiniog; Dd. John Jones. New Quay"; D. M. Lewis, Ferndale Rees Joseph, Cwmafon Daniel Llewellyn, Birmingham; Morgan Morgan, Lianelty; John Owen, Abercaniad; D. J. Owen, Treorcky; Llewelyn Rogers, Win- field; J. A. Statham Bristol; G. H. Thomas, Tonbridge; John Thomas, Tre- cynon; J. T Williams. Dowlais; J P. Williams, Dowlais; Morgan Williams, Bristol.—On the proposition of Mr. D. P. James, seconded by Mr. W. L. Thomas, it was agreed to reduce the applications to six.—.by ballot, the following six were selected.—Lewis, 17; D. Jones, 16; John Jones, 16; John Evans. 12; J. T. Williams, 12; D. J. Owen, 11.—Further voting by bailot resulted as follows: John Jones, 19; D. Jones, 18; J. Evans, 17: J. T. Wil- liams, 17; D. J. Owen, 15; and Lewis ,14. —John Jones. 19; D Jones. 18; AVilliams, 16; Owen, 16; Evans, 15.—John Jones, 18; WrilHams, 17; D. Jones, 16 Owen, 9.— J. Jones, 16; D. Jones. 14; Williams, 10.— The final voting resulted as follows:—John Jones, 15; David Jones, 6.-Mr. John Jones was appointed inspector, Mr. D. Evans, llrynsllio. presided over a conference in the afternoon for the pur- pose of appointing a medical officer for the three districts. Three applications were received, viz. Drs. David M Davies. Tany. fron VIlla; W. J. Da vies, 6 Alban-square and Evan Evans, Aeron Villa.—Mr. J. C. Jones pointed out that the terms of the advertisement made it necessary for the applicants to reside between the rivers Arth and Beillen. This prevented other doctors from applying, and he proposed that that matter should be adjourned to enable those doctors to have an opportunity of applying.—Mr. J. Williams proposed that the appointment should be proceeded with that day.—Mr. David Jones seconded the proposition.—On being put to the meeting, it was decided to make the appointment that day.—The first ballot re. suited as follows:—Dr D. M. Davies, 12; Dr. W. J. Davies, 10; Dr. Evans. 8. The second ballot resulted as follows:—Dr. Wr. J Davies, 8; Dr. D. M. Davies, 7.—On the proposition of Mr J. W. Davies. sec- onded by Mr. Edward Jones, Dr. W. J. Davies was appointed.—On the proposition of Mr. David James, seconded by Mr J. Wr. Davies, a vote of thanks was accorded the two previous medical officers' Property Sale.—At the Feathers' Hotel, on Wednesday Messrs. Davies and Evans, auctioneers^ offered for sale the freehold property known as Clyngoed, containing 90 acres 1 rood and 26 perches. The property is situated in the parish of Llan- alrth and its well supplied with water. Bidding commenced at £1,200. At £1,61Ó the property wns sold to Mr. Evans, Gwar. allt, Ferdre. Fronvoel, Llanon, contain- iny an area of about seven acre, was next offered. Bidding commenced at J3700. At £780 the property was sold to Mr. Jones, Nantgwynfynydd.

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