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COUNTY COUNCIL ELECTION t
COUNTY COUNCIL ELECTION (MONDAY, MARCH 3rd, 1919.) Cadlys, No. 2 Ward. Fellow-Electors of GacUys Ward, both Ladies and Gentlemen,- Having been importuned by a large number of the Electors of this Ward to seok your suffrages upon this occasion, I beg to place my ser- vices at your disposal. My quali- fications for office aro as follows:— 1. I am a resident in the Ward, and also a thorough Welshman. 2. You require a representative who has had practical experience in the educational machinery of our country. "I have been through the mill." As a master in a secondary school, head-master of an elementary school, and a t-caeher for many years under the County Council, I can claim to know something about education from the inside. The interests of Aberdare, .as an autonomous area, are largely in the realm of secondary education, as far as the Glamorgan County Council is concerned. These inter- ests have suffered severely of late. The ridiculous powers the County Council offers over the proposed middle schools of this district simply add insult to injury. 3. You need a democratic can- didate one who is in direct touch I with the people, and with all the people: one who is always accessible. I declare mysolf to be such. I j promise, if returned, to keep in I touch with my constituents througn Ward Meetings held from time to time. Hitherto this has not been done. 1 4. The. work of re-construction I after the devastating effects of this ruinous war demands a. bold and progressive policy on the part of all public bodies. Apart from watching keenly pur local interests, such as the maintenance of county roads, and the separation of Aberdare from Merthyr for all administrative pur- poses, I would promote every power the Comity Council possesses to- wards social amelioration—for in- stance, "the care of the feeble- minded and kindred questions, re- quire a. more definite interest on the- part of t he Cot nty. In conclusion, my acquaintance with public, work is varied and considerable. Before coming to Aberdare I served for some years on the Bed- wellty Board of Guardians. During the period of over four years in which I have lived among you, I have er.deavoured to serve- everv good public and social cause.. The lact that I represent my follow-townsmen upon the executives of the Central Free Library and the General Hospital, as well as my being one of I the representatives, of the Urban District Council upon the Court of Governors of the University College of Wales at Cardiff, testifies to the confidence they repose in me. as a public servant. [ respectfully ask for an extension of that confidence on your part, and promise to serve you to the best of my strength .and ability.—I am, yours faithfully, T. MADOC JEFFREYS. < Kim Grove, Gadlvs, March 20th, 1919.
Advertising
EMPIRE THEATRE MOUNTAIN ASH. Proprietor Victor W. Rowe. Resident Manager Reginald brown. Commencing Monday, March 3rd. For 6 Nights only. I O FJtED. GRANVILLE b No. I Of). in Repertoire of Popular Plays. MONDAY and TUESDAY- The WoridV Famous Drama, Another Man's Wife BY MILES WALLERTON. Carlos de Vergas (afterwards t-he Duke of Valagos) .Mr. John Mont- gomery. Paul Bernstoff (aiias Prince Marin off) Mr. Edwin George. Doctor Eardsley Mr. F. H. U. Bowman. Andy Bremner (Somebody allu- a putting on me).Mr Leon Ainscliffe. Tibb (Andy's hotter half) Miss Sybil Houghton. Lucy (Carlos' little daughtert Little Doris. Sam Smiles (The Globe TrottM, Mr. Evan Roland. Luez de Castro (in love with CariKxs) Miss Maud Heath. Lucia dp Verga., (wife of Ooxicc-) Miss Beryl Adair. WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY- The Grr-a, Domestic Play, Defending His Honour BY LIN G* OR. D CARSON. FRIDAY and SATURDAY- The Spnsafeiimii 1 C-omody Drama, AT THE MERCY OF THE MORMONS. Prices of Admission Orchestra Stalls. Stalls. Pit stalls. Pit. I Od. 7d. 5d. 4d. Government Tax 3d. 2d. 2d. Id. Prepaid Small Advertisements. Inserted at the following specially low rates One week. 3 wks. 6 wks. 12 words 0 9 1 9 3 0 20 1 » 2 6 4 0 28 „ 13 3 3 5 0 3$„ 1 4 0 6 0 44 1 9 4 9 7 0 These charges apply only to the fol- partment,8, Situations (Vacant or Wanted); To Let, Lost or Found,. nd Miscellaneous Sales and Wants, l'rade Advertisements* will be ctarfeod an additional 60 per cent. Properties for Sale or Wanted at double above rate. if not prepaid extra will be charged. Advertisement & Publishing Offices, 19 Cardiff Stroet, Aberdare. All replies to be called for at the Office. Advertisers who desire to have replies sent to them should for- ward stamps. Wedding presents and lists of guests, 3d. a line. Musical and other successes 2/6 minimum up to £ lines, and 3d. ft line afterwards, f Lists of wreatlfc in funeral reports l/6 per inch. SUBSCRIPTION LISTS, &o. Lists of Subscriptions; Appeals tor and Acknowledgments of Sub- scriptions, 2/6 per inch. FOR SALE. u- GLAZED Frame* and quantity of Timber for making Greenhouse. Also 2 Cold Frames.—Apply. Watte. 13 Glancynon Terrace, Aberaman. nET'S BICYCLE. 24in. frame, free wheel, back pedalling brake, new tubes; splendid condition, k.3 10a.—• ones, 3 Broncyncn Terrace, Gwin- dare. DRAWING Room Billiard Table and accessories; slate bed, in good rendition. — Apply, by letter, T.S., ^Leader Office PERAMBULATOR. in good condi- tion.—Applj-, 1 Glanant. Street. RANGE. Economist. Splendid condition.—Apply 16R Cardiff Road, Aberaman, );250 HOUSE POLICY.. £ 32 paid. t:25 or nearest offer. Apply D,. Leader Office. LLECTjpiC Radiator also Anthra- cite Stovf. What offers?—Apply M4 Leader Office. 1,000 41b BOXES Pure Sweetened Chocolates for "disposal Single boxes lis.; 14, 2s. 3d. lb.; 28lb 2s. IV Mann- facturersJ stock. Cannot repeat.— Thomas Horton, Government Con tractor, Merthyr. !) PIGS, 8 weeks old. Also smooth ) Dx Terrier Pedigree Bitch.-Chid-, gev, Cross Bvchan, Hirwain. CHICKS, Cams, White Wyan- dottes, pure breed. f*>0 to 300 egg strain. See me or stamp reply for tnrther particulars. Reasonable price. Cllicks ready-March 1st for Orders in rotation to the end of April. Also ps. Mills, 49 Incline Row. Godre- al nan. j DAY OLD CHICKS. White Leg- horn, 15s. per doz. day old; 18. 6d. week old. Flemish Giants. Belgian );bbits. Adults nnd youngsters for The Old Firm. Stephens, 10 George Street, Aberaman. A VERY fiie Piano in tiptop con- dition. Real bargain.—Apply. G13, i Leader Office. HIGH-CLASS Chesterfield Suite in, velvet; spring edgpn; Queen' Anne small chiirs. Cheap.- Appiy,; Leader Office. WANTED. GENT'S Good Second-hand Bicycle. —Apply, Parr, Gadlys Road, Aber- dare. TWO Unfurnished Rooms required temporarily by respectable married couple.—Apply S., Leader ffice. EX-SOLDIER requires House in Mountain Ash district. jJ5 offered r tor key.—Apply X.S. Leader Office. MIDDLE-AGED Man "to look after, Garden and make himself generally useful.—Apply, 4L, Leader Office. FOUR Strong Girls for washing in Laundry at Cardiff. Also two strong Girls for ironing. 10s. a week and food and lodgings.—Apply Ha. Ga Key, t Market Street, Aberdare. W ORKING Alan and Wife without encumbrance for house; wife to act as housekeeper. Apply by letter, W.M., Leader Office. GIRL, about 17, as Household Help. Apply. ;)4, Tudor Terrace, Aberdare. A HOUSEMAID. Apply, Mrs. Roes, Glandare, Aberdare. GOOD GIRL, 14-16.—Richards, 11 Harlech Place, Aberdaro. FIRST-CLASS Dressmaker, accus- tomed to manage workroom. Good fit and style. Live out.-Apply J. H. Powell and Son, Emporium, Cwm- aanan. IMPROVER to the Millinerv, 3 or I 4 years' experience. Live out. Ex- eel lent chance to become an expert hand. -Appy J. H. Powell and Son, I Cwmaman. LADY CANVASSER Wanted. Pre- vious oxfM'iience unnecessary. Must be ol smart appearance and persuas- ive manner. Salary and commission. Permanency.—Apply Denture Insti- tute Ltd., -> Pontmorlais, Merthyr. AIILLINER1. —• Wanted Exper- j ienoed Milliner—Apply, Illtyd Wil- liams. Compton House. BOY to work in Garden. -Apply, Mrs. Rt-es. Glandare, Aberdare. WANTED in Mountain Ash, 8 roomed House.—Apply H.S., Leader <Jth.ce. GOOD Home offered in Birming- ham to. girl of good character, age 18 to -o; light house duties; three in family; no children; liberal out- mgs; stated nours; wages 8s. per week. Railway fare to Birmingham Ra™' in first instance to H.J. 105 Lmwood Road, Hands- worth, birmingham. TO LET. TO Let immediately, the De T/icn. v Residence -known as The iTKrtn fiiv^ain, with garden gr.>uud>, and small paddock attach ea..and stabling for 2 horses-, coaeh- hoiiiv> and large loft over the whole: >JJOiise affords ample pccr-IIHmoda tion for a good-size family, is situ ateo on the- Abeidare and Brecon road, and is about lo minutes' wal' from the G.W.R, Station at Kir twain anci 4 miles finm Aberdare.— Apply Mrs. Sarvis, The Garth, Hir- vvaitj. Glam. PART House to let at Aberaman to retiiied la<ly or couple.-Apply bv letter. L.. Leader Office. DON'r FORGET THE ABERCWMSQI EtSIEOflFOfl TO-MORROW, Saturday, St. Darids Oay, March 1st. Record Entries in Juvenile Choirs, Champion Solos for Adults and Children. Preliminary Test 2 p.m., Eisteddfod commences at 5 p.m. sharp. Admission: Adults, is; Children, 6d. PRELIMINARY siNNOUNCEMENT. An enjoyable day can be spent at the GRAND CARNIVAL At LLWYOCOED PARK on WHIT-TUESDAY, JUNE 10,1919 Schedules will be issued shortly. Apply: -D. E. WATKINS, I'entrebach, Llwydcoed, Sec. MISCELLANEOUS. GARDENS taken to dig and set by contract—Apply by letter, A., Leader Office, Aberdare. HES which don't lay don't pay. Karswood (Harmless* Poultry Spice, containing ground insects, ensures eggs. Try it. Packets 2;Vd., 7Vd., 1 /M.—Cash" Drug Stores, 18 Robert Street. YnY¡"i"hwl. GIVE ATTENTION to disease germs in your nostrils. Keep nose and throat germ-proof and healthy with Nostroline" Nasal Specific. Uso this scientific means to banish Influenza. Nasal Catarrh, Head Colds and Sore Throats. Of leading Chemists everywhere, 1/3 (by post (1 /5). Sold by B. E. Evans, 9 Victoria Square; W. H. Jone9, 3 Victoria Square; C. A. Harris 12 Cardiff Street; T. G. Williams, Whit- comhp Street, Aberdare; E. L. Hum- phreys, 7 Mill Street, Trecynon; T. W. Reynolds, High Street, Hirwain; A. M. Jones 36 Ponrhiwcoiber Road, W. H Jonef, 9 Oxford Street, J. Reynolds. 78 Commercial Street, Mountain Ash; and most Chemists elsewhere. Mountain Ash; and most Chemists elsewhere. 6 EGGS from each hen every week are now obtained by many users of Karswood Spice (containing ground insects). Your birds can do it, too. Packet-s 2'd.. 7,d., 1/3, from T. W. Reynolds, The Pharmacy, Hirwain. BACKYARDERS not satisfied with Reynolds, The Pharmacy, Hirwain. BACKYARDERS not satisfied with egg returns should try Karswood Poultry Spice containing ground in- sect. Users get remarkably good re- sults. Costs little. Packets, 2|d., 7),d., 1/3. Try it-—Wm. Davies and Son, 'raff Stores, Duko Street, Aberdare. ONE backyarder got 42 eggs from seven pullets in 'Xmas week last year through using Karswood Poultry Spice (containing ground insects), the wonderful winter egg producer. You can do it, too. Packets 2 £ d., 7^d., 113.—H. O. Anthony, Rexall Phar- macy, 18 Margaret Street, Abercynon WITH poultry food at present macy, 18 Margaret Street, Abercynon WITH poultry food at present prices the best way to get money's ¡ worth is to add Karswood (Harmless) Potiltr)- Spice, containing ground in- sects. to the soft food. This doubles its egg-making properties. 2|d., 7yd., 1 !3 packets. Try it.—W. G. Wil- liams, Chemist, Abercynon. MONUMENTAL. Headstones, Tombs. Crosses—Granite, Marble >r Stone. Old Tombs restored. Prac- tical and Experienced Letter Cutter. Designs and Prices on application *o Lloyd, Sculptor, 39 Duffryn Street, Mountain Ash. or Mr. Gwilym Mat- thews. 16 High Street, Aberdare. ADVICE FREE.—Mr., Mrs. Stew- art. Herbalists, Guinea Street, Bris- tol. CHIlj-OPODY.—Corns, Bunions, •ngtowing Toe-Nuils are dealt with )n scientific methods by a certificat- ed chiropodist. Residences visited •inywhere in district. Moderate fees. — Lewi*, 1 Canon Street (Opposite Post Office). Aberdare. J. FINE and Co., 18b Whitcombe Street, Aberdare, are buying and idling Second-hand Furniture. 15s. PER BIRD clear profit for 12 months was the experience of a poul- try-keeper last year by using Kars- wood (Harmless) Spice. Packets 2 £ d., 7 £ d., 1/3.—John Davies, Corn Mer- chant, Duke Street, and Merchant Street. Aberdare. 15s. PER BIRD clear profit for 12 months was the experience of a pom- try-keeper last year by using Kars- wood (Harmless) Poultry Spice. Packets 2,-(1., 7kl., Is. 3d.—H. O. An- thony, Rexall Pharmacy, 18 Margaret Street. Ahercynon. 15s. PER THRD clear profit for 12 months was the experience of a poul- try-keeper last year by using Kars- wood (Harmless) Soice. Packets 2 £ d., 7Vd., 1/3. John Davies, Corn Mer- chant, n" Street., and Merchant Street. Aberdare. WEEKLY will purchase a 4:500 House in district. Write for persona! "nvner«hip.—Landlord, Leader Office, Aberdare. 9r- ^— LOST. (IN SUNDAY night at Aberaman, a Belt belonging to a lady's Trench C-oat.—Finder rewarded on returning same to 30 Wyndhain Crescent, Auer- aman. IN CENTRE of town, a little brown Prince Charles, answers to name of Fritz.—Finder rewarded on eturning same to 30 Jubilee Road, Aberaman. Detainer prosecuted.
Advertising
PALACE CINEMA, HIRWAIN. The Hirwain Dramatic Society will product the imperishable master- piece. "THE SILVER KING,* on Tuesday and Wednesday, March 4 and 5, 1919. Doors open at 6.30, to commence at 7. Prices: 5d., 9d., (Reserved Seats 3d. extra). The opening episode of the new serial, "The Seven Pearls," iiill be shown at each performance. Don't fail to see this Evergreen and "NY orld-reuowned Drama; NOTICES. I, THE UNDERSIGNED, wish to make it known that I hare not in- curred any debts in the name of my husband, David R. Kent, neither do intend doing .so.—ELLEN KENT, In Fothergill Street, Abernant. r, MARY EMMA WALTERS, of 4 Ynyslwyd Street, have never in curred any debts in the name 01 Richard Walters, now residing at 1(: Chapel Street, Aberaman, and have no intention of doing so.-(tSigned) MARY EMMA WALTERS, 26/2/19. £ 2 REWARD. LOST Saturday, the 22nd, Lady's Gold Watch Bracelet. Will Finder return—49 Broniestyn Terrace, Tre- eynen. BABY FOR ADOPTION. ANY Respectable person desirous of adopting a healthy baby buy foj I love, age 4 weeks, will kindly com- municate to R.R., Leader Office. Aberdare. -_U_ _.D.- PROPERTIES FOR SALE: IF you have any Property for sale, apply by letter R2, Leader Office. DWELLING HOrSE. No. 5f Cd haul Terrace, Llanwonno ROitd. Mountain Ash.—Apply Wm. Lewis, "Nant House. Middle Road, Coed- poeth, Wrexham. 8-ROOMED HOUSE. Bath, nenr centre of town.—Apply by letter, N.C., Leader Office. ABERNANT UNITED CHOIR. The above choir intends competing at Mountain Ash Easter Eisteddfod. All desirous of joining are requested to attend the practice held at Aber- nant Council School next Sunday at 7.4.5. Also on Wednesday evenings. —H. DAVIES, Sec. NOTICE. MR. W. TREVOR FLOOKS, L.D.S., R.C.S.E., Surgeon Dentist Begs to 'inform his Patients and all whom it. mav concern that on and after MARCH 3rd, 1919, he will re- open his Dental Practice at the Old Address— CLOUCESTER BUILDINCS, Commercial Street, Aberdare. Mr. JOE LEWIS, Bootvand Shoe Maker (Late of 28 Seymour St.) Begs to inform his numerous cus- tomers that he has Re-opened at 8 Rachel Street, Aberdare. Repairs Neatly and Promptly Executed. COUNTY COUNCIL ELECTION, • 1919. To the Electors of Blaengwawr Ward. Ljwlies and Gentlemen,—Y'ou have again returned me to represent you on the Glamorgan County Council, '"thank you for vour confidence, which I do hope to &, able to retain. I remain, vours faithfully, J. A. TRuHARNE. HERBERT M. HARRIS, Photographer and Artist, Having been Demobilized from the Royal Air Force, after serving as a Photographer in France, Belgium, and with the Army of Occupation in Germany, BEGS TO ANNOUNCE HE WILL RECOMMENCE BUSINESS AT STATION ST., ABERDARE, ON MONDAY, MARCH 3rd, Where he will specialize in highly finished Portraiture Sketches in Monoghmnie and in Colour, Ivory Miniatures, Black and White En- largements, Ditto Sepia, Oil and Water Colour Painting, and Indoor or Outdoor Groups, etc. (any size). Ho hopes to again have the patronage of old clients, when all orders will receive his personal attention. ioli. ?-: Studio Hours-9.30 a.m. t" 12 a.m., and 1 p.m. to 7 p.m. No connection with any other Studio.
Family Notices
BIRTHS, MARR-IACES & BEAT-H-S, BIRTHS, MARRIACES, DEATHS, ACKNOWLEDGMENTS AND 1,4 MEMORIAM NOTICES The Charge for Advertisements under this heading is One Penny per word, with a minimum of 1/6. ACKNOWLEDGMENTS HUGHES.—Mr. and Mrs. W. Hughes and family, late of Abernant, beg to sincerely thank all friends who sent the n letters of sympathy in their recent sad bereavement. Also for the floral tributes received. GRIFFITHS.—Mr. and Mrs. Griffiths of 387 Cardiff Road. beg to sincerely thank all kind friends and" neigh- bours for sympathy and floral trib- utes received in their sad bereave- ment. JONES.—Mr. and John Jones and family, 5 Harcourt Road, Mountain I,li, desire to thank all friends for messages of sympathy, and floral tributes sent them m their recent bereavement. IN MEMORI AM. WILLIAMS. In loving memory of my dear father, Alfred Williams, who dunl February 28th, 1917.-Ever remembered by Edie and Will, 5 Giles Court, Aberdare. TAYLOR.—In loving memory of our dear father and brother, George Taylor, Glyn Neath, who died Feb- ruary 27th, 1918. One year has passed, and still we miss him, Never can his memory fade; Sweetest thoughts will ever linger Around the spot where he ia laid. —From his sister, brother-in-law, and son, George Taylor, 82 Regent Street, Aberaman. MARTIN.—In ever loving remem- brance of Harry, youngest son ot the late lienry Martin, and Mrs. Martin, of 15 Clarence Street, Miskin, who lost his life on H.iM.S. Pheasant, on March 1st. 1917. Aged 22 years.—Tho' lost from sight. to memory ever dear.—Sadly misseJ by his loving mother, sister* alf: brothers. WT'Pn.—In loving- memory of our r'l-ling son, David Thos. Webb, '« B'vhvfryd, Cwmaman. who passeo awnv 24th February, 1916.— Ever re men be red by Dada. Mama, and Irene May. loving lutinory o ',fr and Mrs. James Gardiner, T!as Street. Rohert"town. All sad within OUT memory, Tontdv are our hearts to-dav. F'e one-, we loved so dearly Ave f ir ever called away. We "i", their kind nnd loving hands, Thci:' fond and earnest care, C'h. hat i^ home without them now! ,We mi as them syerywker#. —Deeply mourned by all theiamily-I LEWIS.—In loving memory of Thomas H. Lewis, R.W.F., beloveo husband of Mrs. Lewis, of 22 cynon Terrace, Cwmdare, who te in action February 27th, 1917. This day brings back to memory A dear one gone to rest, x. And those who think of him to-mgft Are those who loved him best. Time may heal the broken heart And make the wound less sore, But it cannot stop the longing For a loved one gone before. -Ex-er remembered by his lovinS wife and children, Flo and John: and all the family. LEWIS.—In ever loving memory if Pte Thomas H. Lewis, the deary beloved son of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis, 4 Davit. Street. Aberam,411, who was killed in action in France February 27th, 1917. Gofie is the face we loved so dear, Silent the voice we longed to heaJ? Far, too far from sight or speech- But not too far for our thought- reach; He died at his post as the braved have done. Fighting the battle that had to be won. —Ever remembered by Father, mother, sisters and brothers. MASTERS. — In loving memory of John Masters, Glenbrook. Mountain Ash, who died March 2nd. 1916.- "God takes our. loved ones froit our home but not from our hearts. —From his loving wife and chil- dren WILLIAMS.—In loving memory of my dear mother. Laura, wh died February 25th. 1903.-Ever remeiB" bered by her loving daughter, Polly. DAVIDS.—In loving memory of Winnie, the beloved daughter of | Air. and Mrs. Davies, of 24b Hir- wa in Road,: Trecynon. who died February 27th, 1912. Fondly re- membered by mama, dad, brothers and sisters. There's a link death cannot sever- Love, and remembrance last for ever. MORGAN.—In loving memory of Thomas J. Morgan, beloved hus- band of Harriet Morgan, 66 Gadlys Street, who died February 25, 1917 jr Two years han- passed since that sad day When one wo loved was called away; Our heavenly Father he knew best, God grant to you eternal rest. —Ever remembered by his wife and daughter, Edith. 4 MORGAN.—In fond and loving mem- ory of my dear brother, Tom, whe died at 66 Gadlys Street, February 2oth, 1917, and buried March 2nd- —From Florrie and family.
Advertising
SALE BY AUCTION. ) LEASEHOLD PROPERTIES. } Mr. E. LEWIS JONES, Auctioneer, Aberdare, YViil offer for Sale at the BOOT HOTEL, ABERDARE. On Wednesday, March 5th, 1919, at 7 p.m., the following Properties:- Lot 1.—34 Tanybryn St., Aberdare Lot 2.—9 Wind Street, Aberdare Lot 3.—216 Cardiff Rd., Aberaman, [Lots 4 Lt- o.—12 and 13 Highiam Place, Abeidare. Lots 6 6: 7.—25 and 26 Thomas St.- Roberistowii. Lot 8.—17 Bridge St., Robertstown Lot Cliflol-I St., Aberdare. Lot 10.—60 Monk St., Aberdaie. For fuller particulars .see Posters, or apply to the Auctioneer at 22 Car- diff Street, Aberdare. CWMAMAN, ABERDARE. MR. D. R. CRIFFITHS Has received instructions to Sell by Public Auction at the MOUNT PLEASANT HOTEL. CWMAMAN, On Tuesday, March 4th, 1919. AT SEVEN P.M., t.ho following Valuable LEASEHOLD PREMISES- Nos. 6, 9, 10, 25, 26 and 38 Word- worth Street, Cwmaman. No. 4 Glanajnan Road, Cwmaman. No. 11 Morris Street, Cwmaman. No. 16 Kingsbury Place, Cwmaman, Nos. 22 and 23 Aman St., Cwmaman. No. 49 Glanhafod St.. Cwmaman, A No. o Bryon Street, Cwmaman. For further Particulars, see Sale Bills, or apply to the Auctioneer. Vietorla Square, or to Me ssrs.- Wm. THOMAS & Co., Solicitors, Station Street, Aberdare. The Aberdare leader. Offices: 19 Cardiff Atwr.iar" Tel 1HH PRICF d
INCORPORATION OF ABERDARE
INCORPORATION OF ABERDARE The above is now the matter of the moment locally. All iijns who have the interests of their town at heart should attend th< meeting, convened bv Mr Charles Kens hole. High Constable to be held at .the Memorial Uail^n Tues- day, March 11th. All Aberdare are agreed that it is high time) that the town should obtain civic recognition in the form of a charter. Well-then, let them attend this meeting and arrange how to werk to bring it about.