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LOCAL OBITUARY NOTICES. FUNERAL OF MR. F. P. FOX, CARDIFF. The funeral of Mr. Francis Patrick Fox 22. Gordon-road, Cardiff, eldest eon of ex- Councdllor F. A. Pox and Mrs. Fox. took place on Saturday at Cardiff Cemetery, amidst many manifestations of respect and rrtw. The ohsequiee were very largely attended, conspicuous among those who took part being mernibers of the BoiLerma-kers' Association, of which deceased was a respected member, and of which his father (ex-Councillor Fox) -'was for many years the South Wales district representative. St. Peter's Catholic Youmg Men's Society, of whioh deceased was also a prominent mem- ber, headed the procession, and a number of his fellow-members a/cted as bearers. The Rev. Fathers Hayde and Nolan officiated I MR. W. REES. YSTRADMYNACH The death has taken place of Mr William Rees, of the Coopers' Arms, Ystrad- mynach, at the age of 5-3. He was reputed to be the heaviest man in South Wales. having turned the scale recently at 5641b or 9% stone. M MR. WILLIAM EVANS, CARMARTHEN. The death has taken place at Fishpond House, Richmond-terrace, Cannarthen, of Mr. William Evans, one of the oldest COD- tractors in West Wales. During his career the deceased, who was in his seventieth y~ar had carried out several contracts for the Great Western Railway Company, including the goods shed at Carmarthen and the railway I subways at Briton Ferry. He had been & deaoon at Tabernacle Baptist Chapel for many years He is survived by a widow and two children, the' JrjEvaRS' cWk of the "works U> tne Merthyr Education Committee, and Mrs Jones, wife of Mr. W. Jones, Brynhyfryd, Swansea. FUNERAL OF MRS. BRUCE-BLAKE, WHIT LAND. The funeral of the late Mrs. Bruce-Blake, wife of Mr. Luttrall Bruce-Blake, J.P., of Pwllywhead, Whitland. took place in the vadioinins st- Mary's Roman Outhohc Church, Carmarthen. The deceased lady, who died at Swansea on ',r V '°"(>wraS confinement, was the I°W John Newa'l Moore, La^gford, Nea.tui, and her early demise—she woo only 24 years of age—is deeply regretted V h T" m the district where she lived At the funeral a short service wa« con ducted by the Rev. Father Wilfred Olfa^n" assisted by Father Richards and the students <K the preparatory college. Among tho~ present were Mr. Protheroe-Beynon (the higft- sheriff of Carmarthenshire) and Mr D a Protheroe (master of the otter hounds).

LOCAL WEDDINGS. DAVIES-EVANS-HARDWICKE. A wedding took place at Tytherin, gton near Bristol, on Wednesday, when Captain Davies-Evans, of Kighmead, eldest son of Colonel Davies-Evans. lord-lieutenant of Car- diganshire, was married to Miss Eleanor May 11-nyd Hardwicke, second daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hardwicke, of Tytherington Grange, 'the officiating clergy were the Rev. Arthur Giles, vicar of Okehampton, 5^von, formerly tutor to the bridegroom, and the Rev. H. H. Arkell, vicar of the parish. BUIST—WALLIS. Although there was a large attendance at St. W.I., Church, Newport, on Wednesday f-r the wedding of Mr. H. Massac Buist to Miss Muriel Rose Wallis, daughter of Colonel C. T. Wallis, J.P., and Mrs. Wallis, of Chesterhoirne, Newport, it was intended that the ceremony should be strictly private.

FAIRS FOR JULY. The following liet of markets and fairs Is supplied by local correeponden ts. and every care has been taken to ensure accurncv. No responsibility can, however, be for errors. Readers are invited to send additions o- corrections, so as to nake the list as use- ful as possible. July. July. Letterston 15 Presteigne 20 Llansawel 15 Llanybyther 22 Llandeb!e 16 Templeton 22 Llaneadock 16 Canton 22 Boncatn 16 Abergorlech 24 Uandewi-AberarUi 16 Crymmych 21 Whitland 16 Llanddewlbrefl 24 ■Foncath 17 p°ntrhydfendigatd 25 fwrhrs T^h, 28 Eevnoldstone « Lland.lo a B«ton (Kington, » J s'nwtl 19 Rhayader 31 Taverns"! 19 Aberayron 31 Caerphiliy 2D CiUxo

RECENT WILLS. MR. D. R .JONES, SWANSEA. Mr. David Richarci Jones, of 1. De-Ia-Becke- street, Swansea, surgeon dentist, who died on June 1 last, left estate of the gross value of £2,520, with net personalty £1.276, and pro- bate of his will of October 18, 1905, with two codicils, has been granted to his brother, Mr. Thomas Jones, of Penybryn, Killay', inquiry agent, and the Rev. Lewis Davies has renounced probate. The testator left his estate in trust for his wife, Mrs. Esther Pugsley Jone3, during her widowhood, she I maintaining and educating his children,' and he dreoted that his business should be carried on until his youngest eon attains majority. and he left the ultimate residue of j his estate to all of his children in equal shares. MR. JOHN THOMAS, LLANDYSSUL. Mr. John Thomas, of Glanclottwr, Llan- dyssul, who died on January 9 last. left estate of the gross value of £1,440, with net personalty £1,355, and probate of his will has been grapted to his daughters, Mrs. Mar- garet Evans and Mrs. Elizabeth Jones, both of Glanclettwr, Llandyssul. MR. JOHN PHILLIPS, LLANGLYDWEN. Mr. John Phillips, of Gellygandrill, Llan- g! yd won, Carmarthen, who died on March 15, left estate valued at JE923, and probate of his will h.M been granted to his daughters, the Misses Annie, Hester, and Catherine Phillips, all of Liang]ydwen. MR. RICHARD JONES, ABERYSTWYTH. Mr. Richard Jones, of 10, Marine-terrace, Aberystwyth, who died on May 2IJ last, left esta.te valued at £708, with net personalty JE404. and probate of his will has been granted to Mrs. Helen Pnterson Cnchton Jones, of the same address, widow of the testator. MR. C. ROWLANDS, LANGLAND BAY. Mr. Christopher Rowlands, of The Mount, Lamgland Bay. haulage contractor, who died on June 7 last, aged 54 years, left estate of the gross value of £26,611, with net personalty £23,867, and probate of his will, which bears date May 11, 1907, has been granted to his widow, Mrs. Sarah Jane Rowlands, amd his eon Mr. Frank Seymour J&ctkson Rowlands, contractor, and power is reserved to grant probate also to his daughter Miss Daisy Sarah Catherine Jack- son, when she attains the age of 21 years. The testatofr left his estate in trust for his wife during her widowhood, and suibject to her interest he left the ultimate residue 'of his estate to his children in equal shares, directing the executors to carry on his business so long as they shall think fit. MR. F. E. REMFRY, TENBY. Mr. Frederic Ernest Remfry, J.P.. of Sunny- mead, Tenby, who died on April 25 last, aged 59 years, left estate of the gross value of £4,404, with net personalty £390. Probate of his will, dated July 16, 1878, with five codicil, has been granted to his widow. Mrs. Dora Anne Remfrey (during widowhood only), and Mr. Percy John Oaton Livingston, the other executor, has renounced probate. The testator left hie estate in trust for his wife during widowhood, with remainder to his children, subject to certain provisions as to his real estate. MR. THOMAS DAVIES, LLANFAIR. Mr. Thomas Davies, of Penhill, Hanfair Orllwyn, Cardigan, farmer, who died on October 13 last, left estate of the gross value of £ 1,C96, with net personalty JE169 Probate of his will, dated December 28. 1905, has been granted to his widow, Mrs. Eliza- beth Davies. The testator left £80 to his son John, £100 to his son Thomas Gwilym, £ ioo to his daughter Lizzie Alice, and £100 to his son Arthur Mai, and he left JE10 to his son Frederick Samuel, now of Brandon, Canada, on condition that he comes to this country to receive it. The residue of his estate the testator left in trust for his wife for life, with remainder to his sons Llewellyn David, John. Thomas Gwilym, and Arthur Mai and his daughter, Lizzie Alice. MR. ROBERT GTTTHRIE, CARDIGAN. Mr. Robert Guthrie, of Dolgybedig, Liana- fan, Cardigan, who died on May 24 last, left estate valued at £686, and probate of his will has been granted to his widow, Mrs. Janet Guthrie. MR. JAMES WILLIAMS, PEMBROKE. Mr. James Williams, of Radbaxton, Pem- broke, farmer, who died on April 8 last, left estate of the gross va.tae of £10,258, with net personalty JE3,188, and probate of his will, dated August 4, 1906, has been granted to his sons, Mr. George Thomas Williams and Mr. William Edgar Williams, both of Rud- baxton, farmers, and his widow, Mrs. Eliza- beth Williams. The testator bequeathed £ l,u00 each to hiB sons George Thomas, Luther Stanley, John Heber, and William Edgar, and his daughters Margaret Jane, Sarah Ann Rosamond, and Annie Skeel. The residue of his estate he left to his wife. MR. HENRY DRUCE, LONDON. Mr. Henry Druce. of 9, Cleveland-square, Hyde Park, W., a member of the Innholders' Company, formerly for many years a partner in the firm of Nevill, Druce. and Co., coppersmiths and smelters, of Llanelly and Iflu don who died on June 9, aged 83 years, left estate of the gross value of jE53,354, of which the net personalty hais been sworn at £66,065. LARGE BEQUESTS TO SERVANTS. Mr. Derwas Owen Jones, of POOtesford House, Pontesford, Salop; owner of con- siderable property around Carmarthen, who died on May 7 last. aged 83 years, left estate of the gross value of £37,802, of which the net personalty has been sworn at JM6.876. The testator left all his real estate at Laugharne, Carmarthen, to his niece Mar- garet Caroline Jenkins, a.nd he left £2,300 Consols to follow the trnsts of the marriage settlement of his said niece. To his niece Mary Jane Jones he left all his real, lease- hold, and oopyhold property at Pontesford and all his household and personal effects absolutely. To his nephew, Heighway Jones, he left £2,OC.o. He made various large bequests to servants.

GENERAL BOOTH TO VISIT WEST WALES. WARM DISCUSSION AT PEMBROKE TOWN COUNCIL. At a. meeting of the Pembroke Town Council on Tuesday a warm discussion took place when a letter was read suggesting that tlkt council should invite General Booth to visit Pembroke Dock on August 8. Mr Lewis moved that the letter lie on the table, and Mr. T. Davies proposed that the general be invited. Mr. Ward Davies said they did not want to advocate amy sect above the others, and Alderman M'Coll termed this pOTtring* (nld water on religion. Subsequent speakers dealt with the virtues of the general, and Mr. Ward Davies remarked, "We are not here to discues the relative merits of General Booth, the Arch- bishop of Canterbury, the Bishop of Nanky- poo. or anyone else. I consider it very bad taste to discuss religious topics." It was Eventually decided not to officially invite the general. Mr. T. Davies: I am sorry for the com- position of this council. Mr. Ward Davies: That's rude. We understand that General Booth will address meetings at Fishguard, Haverford- west, and Carmarthen early in August.

LOCAL COMMISSIONS. The London Gazette" of Friday contained the following':— TERRITORIAL REGIMENT. Fffusiliefs.—Lieutenant Kenneth Illtyd NiohoU, from the Yorkshire (Duke of lork s Own) Royal Garrison Artillery (Militia) to be second-lieutenant; dated July 6 Royal Engineers (Militia) Royal Monmouth- shu-e.-Lieutenant (Honorary Lieutenant in tn-e Army) C. G. Evans, instructor of muek^txT to be captain; dated June 1. MILITIA INFANTRY. 4th. Battalion Royal Welsh Fusiliers.—Major cu i+ Lieutenant-colonel Edward Sholton, Lord Penrhyn (retired, Imperial Yeomanry) is appointed to the honorary colonelcy of the battalion; dated June 1. VOLUNTEER RIFLES. 1st (Brecknockshire) V.B. South Wales TW derers.—I^ieutenant-oolonel (Major, ReWvX If Officers) J<*eph Henry Russel, jSoMOWfc D.S.O., 3rd Battalion South Wales Borders if appointed to the honorary colonelcy of the battalion; dated June 1. r,z,l}d „V-B- Welsh Regiment.—Captain H T Gillmg is granted 'ho honorary rank of ma.ior; dated June 11. of 3rd V.B Welsh. Regiment.—Ca-ptain a.nH Honorary Major T. II. Dowd^swell rati™. hi» commission, with permission to retahT his May 31 I>ree«rtbed uniform; dated

ECCLESIASTICAL NEWS. VACANT RECTTORSHIP IX ST. DAVID'S DIOCESE. -At tho request of a considerable number of clergy of the diocese, the Rev M Jones Powell, M.A., rector of Llanfrynach, Brccon shire, has consented to become a candidate for the office of proctor to represent the clergy of St. David's in the Lower House of Convocation, vacant by the promotion of the Vicar of Brecon to the archdeaconry.

GAZETTE NOTICES. BANKRUPTCY ACTS-RECEIVING ORDERS. William Owen, 162, Penrhiwceiber-road, Penrhiwceiber, boot doaler and collier. Isaac Pritchard, of Oartref, Borth, near Aberystwyth, bookseller and shoemaker. Isaac Goldberg. 125, Windsor-road, Penarth, commercial traveller, formerly tobacconist. William John Harris, 27, Glouceeter-build- lings, Pamtygog, Pontycymmer, colliery labourer. I Joseph Jones, of Green View, Llandewibrefl, Oardiffanehire. labourer.

& ))oarbing establishments* LONDON. VISITORS to London should Stay at the Residential Private Hotel, 37, Cleve- land-square, Lancaster Gate, Hydo Park, Excellent cuisine, separate tables; electric light throughout; close to Tubes, and within easy access to all parts of the city; terms moderate.—Apply Proprietress. W1287 CHEDDAR. J^EWIS'S VALLEY RESTAURANT t i n/tra ^i^ear the Cross). FOR PIC-NIC PARTIES, SCHOOL TEAS, WORKMEN'S OUTINGS, ck. LARGE FIELD FOR SPORTS. COMFORTABLE APARTMENTS. HOT AND COLD BATHS. SPECIAL TERMS TO LARGE PARTIES. w1296 WESTON-SUPER-MARE. WESTON-SUPER-MARE.—Rossholme, Ellen- ■ -u borotigh-crescent, comfortable Board- ing-hofuse, facing sea; private grounds and tennis courts; close Gramd Pier, town, station; golf links; vacancies August 1st.— Mrs. Williams. wl337 public Amusements* CARDIFF. NEW rpHEATRE, pARK-PLACE. Sole Proprietor—ROBERT REDFORD, Park- place, Cardiff. CLOSED UNTIL AUGUST BANK HOLIDAY. Insurance Companies* p H (E N I X Assurance Company (Limited) FIRE OFFICE. 19, LOMBARD-STREET. LONDON, E.C. Established 1782. FIRE. WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION. BURGLARY. PERSONAL ACCIDENT. FIDELITY GUARANTEE. Surveys Made and Quotations Given Free of Charge. APPLICATIONS FOR AGENCIES INVITED. Branch Office: — 119, ST. MARY-STREET, CARDIFF MR. F. MARTIN, w7244 Local Secretary.

WESLEYAN CONFERENCE. STATIONS OF MINISTERS FOR NEXT YEAR. The Stationing Committee of the Wesleya/n Conference has been in session during the past week, and has issued the first draft of stations of ministers for "üoC next Con- nexional year. An asterisk denotes a new appointment. The following are the appoints ments for this district:- SOUTH WALES DISTRICT. Merthyr Tydfil.-Hugh 0. Hughes (Treharria) and Thomas Oliver (Cefncoedcymer). Merthyr Mission.-Jolm Williams Davies, who shall act under the direction of a committee appointed by the ^Assembly. Tredegar.—Peter Jones (b), (fourth year), John Lloyd Jones (Rhymney, Mon.)..W. Philip Roberts (Bar- good), who shall act under the direction of the Home Mission Committee. Aberdare.—*Llewellyn A. Jones, *John Lloyd (Moun- tain Ash), Bvan Dary Thomas (Hirwain). Treorky.—* Thomas Jones, *Hugh Curry (Ystrad- Rhondda), *Robert Emrys Jones (Penygraig, Ponty- pridd), *——————- (Caerau, near Maesteg), who shall act under the direction of the Home Mission Committee. Ferndale.Henry Hughes, Thomas J. Pritchard (Perth, Pontypridd). 'c Pontypridd.—«R;ce Owen (Abercynon), »Thomas Manud. Brynmawr.—*Thknas W. Ellis, *J. Fisher Griffiths (Ebbw Vale). CardiC.—John Edwajd Thomas, who shall change on two Sundays in every quarter with the ministers of the Pontypridd Circuit. Llandiio.—*John Roberts (c), *John Kowlanda (a), (Car- marthen), -on. asked (Tirydail, Ammanford), who shall act under the direction of the Home Mission Committee. Swansea.—»Aifred C. Pearoe, *DaT)d C. Davis (Yetely- fera), 'George Bedford Roberts (Skewen, near Neath); Hugh Hughes (Ystalyfera), sup. Llanelly.—*David C. Jones, who shall change on two Sundays in every quarter with the ministers of the Swansea Circuit, and act under the direction of the chairman of the district. Lampeter.—'David Morgan, Hugh Rowlands (Llan- dyssul); John Evan Roberts, sup. Aberayron.—* who shall change on two Sundays in every quarter with the ministers of the Lampeter Circuit. St. David's.—»John Hugh Williams, who shall act under the direction of the chairman of the district. Aberystwyth John CadVadJ. Davies, John David Jones (Tre'rddol, Glaodyfi), -David Eglwya Jones (Borth); William Morgan (a), John Jones (g), sups. Tstumtuen (Aberystwyth).—'Evan Tegryd Davies, Wil- liam James Arter (Pontrhydygroea, Aberystwyth). Machynlleth.—'Evan Isaac. *Jacob Pritchard (Ty Cer- rig, Cemmaea Rood), 'Henry P. Atkins (Corris, Merionethshire). Llanidloes.—Thomas Bowlandfl, Llewenyu Morgjux (Trefeglwys, Caersws, MontgomeTyshtre). 'Richard Jones (Shilo, Caersws, Montgomeryshire). CARDIFF AND SWANSEA DISTRICT. Cardiff (Wesley;.—E. Lightwcod Smith, William G. Dixon (Cathays;, Herbert II. Adams (Roath Park), and *J. Newton Davies, B.A., B.D. (Whitchurch). Cardiff (Roath-road).—'Marshall Limon, W. Wigley Haughton (Broadway), Ernest Rhodes (Splott-road), Harry W. Wade (Caerphilly;; Richard Butterworth, sup. Cardilf (Canton).—* John Kernick, Arthur D. Smart (iUverside), and 'William J. Lester. Cardiff (Penarth;.—David Knapp, F. Russell Watson, Edwin C. Lansdown (Barry), and Archibald Lauder (Cadoxton). Newport (Monmouthshire).—Alfred P. Riddett, J. Walker Clarke (Maindee), 'Leonard Ash worth, and •George B. Robeon; Robert F. Cape, sup. Risca (Newport).—Samuel Whitaker and H. Baird Turner (Blackwood).. Pontypridd.—'Thomas Bramfitt and *J. Wesley Hether- ington. Rhondda.—J. Edward Jones and Pughe (Tony- pandy S.O., Glam.). Ferndale (Pontyprdd).-john Thompson (a), who shall change one Sunday in every quarter with the ministers of the Rhondda Circuit. Bridsend.—Robert Odery and Stephen J. Little (Tondu); Henry W. Cation (Maosteg), sup. Cowbridge.—'Arthur Roberts, who shall change on two Sundays in every quarter with the ministers of the Bridgend Circuit, and act under the direction of the superintendent. Pomtypool.—John V. Sutton, George Glandfield (Aber- sychan). and -Henry Long (Blaenavon). Swansea.—'Thomas Dixon, Isaac Newton, and George Lang (Mumbles); John Jenkin and William Kirk- man, sups. Gower.—'Charles R. Burroughs (Hortor.), who shall change on one Sunday in every quarter with. the ministers of the Swansea Circuit Neath.—Thomas Dodd and 'Joseph" Newton (Briton Ferry). Merthyr Tydfil.—T. Clarke Edwards, Who shall change on two Sundays in every quarter with the ministers of the Aberdare Circuit. AberdaTe.—'William Calvert and 'Walter Vicarv (Moun- tain Ash); Joseph Milltgan, sup. TredMar.—John Irwin and 'James K. Calvert (New Tredepar, Cardiff). Brmmawr.—J. Wesley Davii^, 'Brignal Peel fEbbw Vale, Mon.), Richard R. Tregunna (Blaina, Mon.), Francis G. Gatehouse (Abergavenny), and Hugh A. Roberts (Abertillery); William B. Saul, M.A. (Crickhowell). sup. LlandTindod Wells and Brecon.—John E. Pater (fourth year) (Llandrindod Wells), Frederick S. Cheaters (Brecon). *Henry C. Percy (Buftth), and 'Charles H. Brown, MA- (Hay, Breconshlre); Thomas Kirkby (Llandnndod Wells), sup. Llanelly and Carmarthen.—William J. Brttton, T. Nevi?on Ph'llipson (Carmarthen), and George Bird.' Ilaverf c)rdwc-st.-Alf red H. Hopper and John Ward (Milford). Pembroke.—TrMerick Hntoo, *W. Benlamfn Charles (Pembroke Dock), and *——————— (Neyland, Pem- brokeshire). Tenby.—'George C. Clarke, Who shall change on two Sundays in every quarter with the ministers of the Pembroke Circuit; John J. Twells, sup.

HUGE ADMIRALTY ORDER. PONTYPRIDD CHAINWORKS' NEW RECORD. An official intimation was received on Friday by the firm of Brown, Lenox, and Co., Pontypridd, of their having been successful, after competition, in securing the Admiralty order for t,he construction of some mammoth-sized moorings, ohains, and fittings. The single shacklos will weigh 2,100lb. each, ring 1,8001b., and each square link 6001b., and this will constitute yet another record for the Pontypridd Chain- works, wfhere the whole of the work will be done from the scrap to the completion of the order.

TWINS UPSET AN ORDER OF THE COURT. An application for the discharge of a main- tenance order made a*ainst John Edwards' by hi3 wife, Elizabeth Edwards, now resid- ing at Llantrisant, was made by Mr. D. Eees, acting on behalf of the husband, at Ponty- pridd Police-court on Wednesday on the ground that Mrs. Edwards had committed misconduct. Mr. Rees explained that subsequent to the order being granted and the parties-who were a young married oouple-had lived apart, the wife had given birth to twins in respect of which she had obtained an order against a man named Hicks at Llantrisant Police-court. Formal evidence as to the order made having been given by the magistrates'-clerk (Major J. S. Davies), Mr. A. T. James, who appeared for the wife, remarked that under the circumstances he could not resist the application, and he only ap<peared for the wife in rcspoct of arrears due from the hus- band, and these had now been paid up. The order was then discharged.

WELSH POSTMAN'S 180,000 MILES WALK. Mr. W. Brick, who has just retired as rural postman at Penybont, Radnorshire, has walked 180,000 miles in the performance of his duties during 34 years' service. For 23 years he had to walk to and from Llanbadarn- fynydd, a distance of 24 miles, and for eleven years a.fter he had daily another walk to and from Abbey-Cwmhir, a distance of twelve miles. During all the years of his service he had to be out every morning at 4.45 in all weathers to get his mail-bags. The staff at Penybont have presented him with a. silver-mounted walking-stick and a purse of gold on his retirement on pension.

Ðirths. iHarriages, JBtatfcs in iflemoriam, &c. NOTICES appearing under these headings are charged at a minimum rate of Is. Cd. for 20 words and 9d. for each additional 10 words or part of 10 words, and must be prepaid. This charge secures in- sertion in both "WEEKLY MAIL" and "v.ESTERX MAIL"; for an additional payment of 6d. the notice will also be inserted In the "EVENING EXPRES8." No notices of this description win be inserted unless authenticated by the name and address of the sender. Telejjrams or Telephonic Messages -cannot be acted on until contirmed in writing. BIRTHS. DAVIES.—On July 3rd, at Aberduhoinw, BulTth Wells, Hie wife of Mr. O. W. Davies, of a son. HUSS.—On July 7th, at Coedmo, Clive-crescent, renarth. the wife of T. S. Huss, of a. eon. JENKINS.—On the 4th inst., at Burghside, Whit- church, to Mr. and Mrs. Jobin Jen, Idns a daughter. JOHN.—On July 4th, at Glynderwen, Ynysybwl, the wife of Mr. A. J. John, of a son. MILES.—July 7th, to the Ror. and Mrs. Connop Miles, Greystead Rectory, North Tyne, a daughter. MILLS.—On the 3rd inst., a.t 17, Eton-place, Canton, to Mr. and Mrs. J. Mills, a son. PRICE.—On the 6th inst., at the Farmer's Arms, Mer- thyr Tydfil, to Mr. and Mrs. John Price, a. daughter. STEWART.—At St. Blanes, Neville-street, on the 7th inst., the wife of A. c. Stewart, M.R.C.V.S., Veterinary Surgeon, a daughter. Both well. SWAIN.—On July 4th, at 6, Alma-road, to Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hy. Swam a son. WADLEY.—On July 3rd, at St. Milburga, Cape Town, the wife of E. J. WadIeV. A.V.D., of & eon. (By cable.) WAYNE-MORGAN.—On July to Mr. 8Jnd Mrs. John Wayne-Morgan, Caerphilly, a daughter. MARRIAges, BUIST—WALLIS.—1On July 10th, 1907j at St. Woollos Church, Newport. Monmouthshire-, by the Rev. J. Frank Summers, M.A., and Rev. John Price. H. Massac Buist, son of John Buist, Esq., to Muriel Rose, daughtN of Colonel Charles T. Wallis, J.r., Chesterhoirne, Newport, Monmouthshire. (Bv Licence.) DAVIES—MORCA^. 3rd July, at Nazareth, Pont- lottyn, by Rev. J. It Salmon and Rev. Aaron Davies, D.D., Dr. Elcazar Davies, Fochriw, to Annie R. Mor- gan, daughter of W. O. Morgan, Fochriw. JONES—TOWERS.—On July 2nd, at Holy Trinity Church, Swansea,^ by the Rev. Wigley Griffiths, Wil- liam Jones, Marine Engineer> and Martha Towers, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. Towers, Grove-place, Swansea. LLEWELYN—BEES.-On the 91h tnstant, at the Parish Church, Basaaleg, by the BeT. D. Bowen, Vicar, Frank Llewelyn Dilwyn Llewelyn, sixth, son of Mr. and Mrs. Llewelyn Llewelyn, Abersyohan House, Abersyohan, to Elizabeth Gwladys Treharne, eldest daughter of the late Mr. Togarmah Reea and Mrs. Rees, Bryn Hedydd, Mon. LUCAS—VITZ.-On June 17th, 1907, at Cleveland, Ohio, U.S.A.. the Bev. Edgar Charles Ivucas, second son of Wiiliam C. Lucas, 30, Llaableddian-gardons, Cardiff, to Hulda. Amalia, eldest daughter of the Rev. Martin Vitz, Cleveland. Home after July 13th, the Presby- erian Manse, Areola, Illlno;^ MORRIS—DAY. On Saturday, July 6th, 1907, at MORRIS—DAY. On Saturday, July 6th, 1907, at Mount Zion Independent Chapel, Newport, Mon., by the Rev. W. (Pastori, Mr. John Griffiths Morris, B.A., ParKdale, Welshpool, only son of Mr. David Morris, J.P., Cardigan, to Miss Lil Day, second daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Day, Customs House, Newport, Mon. POINTON-TBEHARNE.—On 27th of June, at Calf aria Baptist Chapel, Aberdare, by the Rev. J. Griffiths, Thomas Pointon, son of the late James Pointon, Car- diff, to Tidian Muriel Trehame, daughter of the late Watkin David Treharne, Marine Engineer, Cardiff. THORN—CROUCH.—On July 7thj at St. Margaret's, Rcath, Emily, second daughter of J. F. and E. Crouch, 151, Broadway, to Reginald, youngest son of W. Thorn, 201, Arabella-street. DEATHS. BRUCE-BLAKE. On July 5tn, at Ty-ar-y-Graig, Swan- sea, Lucy, the beloved wife of Luttrell Bruce-Blake, of Pwllywhead, Whitland, aged twenty-four years. DAVIES.—On July 10th, at 20, Brynmorlais, Merthyr, J. R. Davies, Accountant, &c., in his sixty-first year. Funeral Saturday next at 2.30 p.m., for Cefn Ceme- tery. Gentlemen only. No flowers. July, at Gorey House, Barry, Jessie, the beloved wife of A. J. J. Duchemin, aged 55 years. EVANS.—On July 7th, 1907, at Woodbine House, Port Talbot, Lavinia, wife of Edward Evans, Solicitor. FOX.-July 3rd, Francis Patrick Fox, the beloved son of Frank Allen Fox and Annie Fox, 22, Gordon-road. ISAAC.—On Monday, July 8, at 120, Llewellyn-street, Pentre, John Harries Isaac, aged 19 JONES.—At the Eagle Hotel, Cardiff,' Mary, widow of the late Enoch Jones, Chapel-street, Pontypridd. MILLER.—On July 4th, at The Laurels, Llandough, William, beloved husband of Mary Anne Miller (lato Bute Estate Foreman), in hIs sixty-third year. MURPHY.—On Saturday, July 6thi at Pentyrch, John J. Murphy, of 3s. Mount Stuart-square, in his fifty- sixth jeer. NOEL.-July 5th, re Mary, dearly beloved daughter of M. J. and M. Noel, 12, fcpiott-road PRITCHARD.1 the 9th of July, at 56, Charlee- street, Cardiff, r-uzabeth PTitcbard, aged 75 years. No flowers, by request. BEES.—8th inst., at Cooper's ATms, Ystrad Mynach, William Rees, aged 53. SAUNDERS.-on 9th inst., at 8, Pleasant View, Tylom- town, Rachel, wife or Ellis Saunders (late Bohemian House). inst.. 2.30 p.m., for Llethrddu Cemetery, Irealaw. SPRAY.—July 3th'^20' Conway-road, Elisabeth, widow of CaPt. Glanvilla Spray. STEPHENS.-J^y_8th, Margaret, aged 70 yean, beloved wife of d Stephens, Grove House, Llan- dilo. Funeral Friday, Tabernacle Churchyard, Ffair- fach. WILLIAMS.-At Villa, Mountain Ash, on July 1st, William WiUlams (Surface Timekeeper ai Meww Nixon's Colliery)- ACKNOWLEDGMENTS. FOX.—Mr. and Mre. F. A. Fox, 22> Gordon-road Car- diff, tender their ^cere thanks to the 'many kind friends w^o sympathy m their present bereavement at ,or their dear son, also to those who laid floral tnbutes on his tomb, or per- sonally attended the funeral. JONES.—Mrs. Jones and Family, Bute Hotel, Trealaw, desire to convey their sinoere thanks to the numerous friends who extended Bympathy to them in their recent sad ooreavaIl'cnt. MILLER.—Mrs. Willia™ Miller and Family, Llandough, tender their sfncera thanis to the kind friends for their sympathy in their recent sad bereavement and for the lovely floral tributes sent by them. MORGAN.—Mr. W. T. Morgan, The Newlands, Aber- dare, begs to acknowledge, with the deepest grati- tude, the letters o' oondolenee and sympathy which reached him on the occasion of the lamented death of Mrs. Morgan—a oe.oved wife and a devoted mother. Such kindly expressions were so numerous that it would be imIJ:OSS1ble to individually thank their Benders, who will be gooa ,enough to regard thto inti- mation as an acknowledgment. PERKINS.-Mrs. Perkl"' a"<l Family, 2, Bryntirion- street, Dowlais, desire to tender their sinoereet thanks for tho numerous letters and other expres- sions of Had sympathy received in their recent sad bereavement. IN MEMORIAM. CORNWELL.—Tn T;^i^M^ory of mrr darling Dad, David Corn well. WHom Cffid touched and he slept." July Uth, 1906. Sadb mfesed by his children, Sallie, Oily, Alice, and Geor^-«e g'veth His beloved sleep. PRICE.—In Lovhis M^y of SydMjr Jame3i beloved son "f late Harriet Price, who died July 5th> 1 a°fd 20 years.—" To memory ever dear." who died July 5th, 1901, aged 20 years.—" To memory ever dear." QUINN.—In Loving Memory of Hannah, daughter of Mr. Patrick Qunn, B1^-in-Hand, Dowlais, who departed this lite ■Jul} 10th 1906. Deeply mourned by Father, Brother, and Sisters.—R,x p SMITH.—In I;ovi''=' Mamory of I"hillipp Louis, too devoted Husband or i .ugaret Moseley Smith, who passod away so peacefully on July 12th of 1906. How we shall misa thy lovmg presence In our life as yoars roll on; Only^thoso who havo lost their dear ones Can feel the bitterness of gone. WILLIAMs.-In Loving Memory of Elizabeth, the beloved wife of Edmund Williams, who fell asleep July 6th, 19M. Sadly missed.

CAERWENT EXPLORATION. TWO HUNDRED OLD ROMAN COINS DISCOVERED. There were found on Friday in the excava- tion of the old Roman. city of Caerwent, in Monmouthshire, a coupLe of hundred of small Roman coins, belonging1 to tha Hoiniorius and Ajroadius periods. Amongst very recent remains which have been excavated axe a.lBO a piece of pewterr, which had been found in a weIJ, aJid which had on it a very pret.ty tracing, incl-nom^f a cross, which is euppoeed to be Christen. It dated back to the fourth 00DltUTY.. A buckle whioh has alao be.em found was deolared by Mr. Clement Reed, of the British Museum, to be of the Saxon period. This is the first article of Saxon origin which has been discovered in the town, and some doubt has ariseni as to bow- it came there. There is, however, a. suggestion that it mig'h.t have belonged to a Saxon pirate who left his sword behind. Several of these matters were discussed at the annual meeting of the Ctaerwent Explorar tion Fund held a.t the museum there, Vis- count Tredegar presiding. His lordship had contributed during the yea.r £125 to tlie work of exploration.

HEATHEN OF HAITI. THE REV. L. TON EVANS'S QUEER EXPERIENCE. The Rev. L. Ton Evans is still among the churches in Wales, speaking in behalf of the much-needed mission of the Black Republic. Speaking at Bethany, Treherbert, he said that while, at Tonypandy, Llwynypia, and 1 Olydach Yale he hau a very singular experience. In referring to the appalling need of Haiti, a brother oame forward at the close of tho service and gave an envelope, stating he had no money—not a penny for himself and wife. He had been on the sick-list and out of work. In giving the envelope he added, "God has com- manded me tQ give you this." When the missioner looked at the envelope and opened it that evening he found that it contained the man's artificial teeth. The missioner's headquarters during the time he will remain in Wales is Court House Iilantriaant, Glamorgan.

PHTHISIS INJEUJRAL WALES A meeting of the Carmarthenshire Health and General Purposes Committee was held on Tuesday, Mr. W. Davies, Rhyblyd, in the chair. Dr. R. T.. Thomas called attention to the report of the medical officer for Llany- byther, where 13 or 17 per cent. died from phthisis and 7 or 9 per cent. from other chest diseases, this being accounted for by the meteorological conditions Prevalent in the district, viz., the frequent strong winds and heavy rainfall, coupled with the expo- sure and heavy work associated with agri. cultural pursuits. The drainage of Llany. byther village was still in a deplorable state, while the water supply was frequently polluted.

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