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Interest* paid quarterly. Owing to th. nature of our investments, we are,^ ;U oav rates of interest on deposits that will compare favourably with dividends pa'do" almost any class of stock or injuring the safety of capital. -nosi- boen established for 40 years, testifies tion in the banking world to-day fewtifaea to the success of our business me -rrTue to the satisfaction of our or cp 11 for prospectus. — A. WILL tad H. J. TALL, Joint Managers. ¡ \SH ACCOMMODATION £ 20 TO 1/ £ 1,000. Inter eet 2s 6d in the £ for agr £ 20 repay £ 22 10s. £ 50 repay £ 56 »• B50 repay 233 15s. C100 repay L112 10« W. JACKSON, 70, Plymouth Grove, Manchester. -*Y|ONEY LENT PRIVATELY. £ 5 TQ~&1,000- AT A FEW HOURS' NOTICE FOR AGREED PERIODS. 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OOiUNCIlI.' S PAINTING WORK,
OOiUNCIlI.' S PAINTING WORK, The Surveyor reported that the cost of painting the invalids' shelters amounted to £ 52 03 7d. the estimated expenditure being JB40. -Air Pieico Jones inquired what was the differenic,e in price between what it had to do the work by the Council's painter and the price if it had been let to a contractor. The Engineer replied that two v^ars ago, the Council paid £ 38 118 9d to John Hmghes, ibut the quality of the worK was different this year, and the Council would find thalt. it would lasit three years. The Chairman exipressed the c-piniui) that the work was very much superior to anything done before. :11' Win. Thomas said that the work must have been satisfactory before. If not, why did the engineer grant a certificate? Mr Hugh Edwards salid that he had sup- ported the proposal for the Council to ketp its own painter, because the wv"'k, pre- viously. was mostly done by labourer The work had, certainlv. been done bebber, tut he rarretted that it had cost more money. ECONOMISTS ON TK'.E WAR PAiH. The Works Committee reported that they had under consideration that portion of the survivor's report on the Llandudno sewerage whioh relates to the ovltfalls and surface water sewers on the Conway Rho1'? end up to illB AsTicultural Ditch. i i'ey had in- stirulcited- him to proceed with the prepara- tion of plans, sections and detail drawings, in order that application may be made to the Local Government Board for q loan, and tha.t the work may he started in October The recommendation having been adopted Mr Sam Chantrey proposed, and Mr \V alter Beiaumont seconded, that aip-plication be made to the Local Government Boaia for sanction to borrow £.8729 to carry out tne work. „ .Mr W. O. Williams said tJhat such a motion was a very big order. Some of them never eontemiplalted that the scheme was to cost such a large sum. and the fact should have been made known to the Council. Il was a matter that only the members of the Works iComimitaee knew anything about,. But wthen such a langie amoum of money was involved he mai'ritained that evwy member of the Council should have fulll in- formation on the matter. iW nth that dbject in view Mr W. 0. Williams proposed that thio matter be referred 'back to a meeting of tfie Council in commitUe. Mr Eiugh Edwards secoiided. Mr David Da vies pointed out that Mr VV. 0. Williamg had all the particulars in Mr iStephenson's scheane, \Ij- r Roiberts expressed similar news to'thoee of Mr Williams, and declared his opposition to the "House of Lords policy adopted in the matter. Every member of the Council should have facilities to obtain full information. Mr Wm. Thomas saiid that ho did not like committing the town to an expenditure of £ 8000 -without having an opportunity ot criticising the scheme. He had no desire .to hurder the scheme, but he would like to know what he was voting for. He did not believe in giving a blank iMr Pierce Jones supported the ameml- merit piwnded Mr Williame would agree to give the committee power to act. so as not to delav the work. Mr W. Ù, Williams, expressed his wil- lingness to that course. Tho amendment was tnen adopted.
OA-r.-HO.RlSBS AND TREES
OA-r.-HO.RlSBS AND TREES The Works Committee report-ec. tnat the Clerk had heen instructed to take leSal pro ceedmgs againsit a cab driver for damans to a tree owned by the- Counci. Mr T. W. Griffith asked for particulars of the damage, expressing the opinion tliat the matter was a very trivial one ] he conL mittee should have hesitated M.re taking proceedings. The man ';h nld have ie- j ceived a caution firsit. iMr Sarson observed that he pv;ppathiseo with what Mr Griffith hid sain. But he would like to know the full parncuars. The Chairman pointed out that the com- plaint- was not a new one Fv;r velars their gardeners had complained about the carnage | done to trees.. Mr W. O. Williams (interrupting the Chairman) sa.id he was sorrv thai- he was forgetting his position, and taking sides. The. Chairman said he was only explain- ■ing the position.. Mr W. 0. Williams maintv.ned tnat it- was the dutv of the Council to protect the trees with wire netting. He moved that the suxnimonsies be withdrawn, and notices sent ouit to the effect that proceedings would be taken in the future agai^sl anyone fovnu damaging trees. IMr A. E. Vollam seconded. ;.ù: David Davies; There is a notice on every trea. If it is worth planting trees it is, also, worth proteoting them. Mr W B. Jones said that one prosecu- tion was worth a cartload of notices. i Mr S. Chantrey explained that there had been a number of complaints that crub drivers and others allowed their horses to pull the bark off trees. One tree in Craigydon waa so badly damaged in this way that it was a question whether it would live. The Works Committee gave instructions, therefore, that a watch was to be kept. The case would be a cautiiou to others. It was not a bit of use' for the Council to plant trees if they did not intend to protect them. The Clerk (Mr A. Conolily) said that the man had be-en summoned to appear before j the magistrates.. Mr T. W. Griffith: I think it was preona- ture on the part- of the committee to insti- tute proceedings before having tlie con- Snnation of the CounciL A word of ca.u- tion would have been sufficient without tak- injg the drastic measures of a prosecution of a. poor working man who only earns 18s or 20s a week. I do not know whether the comimit'tee have acted legally in the first place. The Chaiirman For many years we have been having complaints from our gardeners a.bout damage to trees. I complained my- self five or six years ago. You must rem em- bar that we have sipent hundreds of pounds in planting trees in the town. | On a. division the votintg was equal, but the Chairman geve lis casting vr>t^ .t\ favour of the committee's recommendations.
' ,AtuiDR AA'O GAlBlAGE Uo'.aPANY.
AtuiDR AA'O GAlBlAGE Uo'.aPANY. ¡.¡tJ a. meeting of the Works Committee j hekt on d'uly iso, it was re-port-eci mat tno t-eniiporary piemises used for a waiting room ny t-he Viotckv and Ga-iiaige tympany was Liso used as a shop for Wlie sale or motor oar acoesisones, and the surveyor was in- structod to give tihe company notice to de- sist from. using Lhe jpreunises lor trading pur- poses. At a subsequent con-unitt-ea, a latter was road from the manager to the Motor Garage Comipamy a-sking wiiat objections they had to the user of the acrudiure adjoining the Post Office for trading purposes. The Clerk was instructed to reply that the '.committee had nothing further to add to what had been verbally stated by the Clark at his iMberview with the niaJiagei, and to reptiat the request for an immediate oiscon- tinuiance of the use of the building -as a. shop. The minutes were unanimously adopted!. WATElR OE'ARCfcS TO PEN'RHYNSIDE. A resolution wa.s read from the Penrhyn Parish Council', in which the Llandudno Council were asked to modify the charge for water supplied to Penrhynskle of Is per 1000 gallons up to 1,000,0^0 in any one year. Instead of the charge being made by meter the Parish Council requested that it should. :be axxording to the ratable value. Th request will be considered by thA Wiater and Gas Committee.
A REFUSAL.
A REFUSAL. Tha Surveyor read a letter from Measrfl John Jones and SOILS, declining to pay any part of the cost of repairing the wiheel ibroken alt the albaibtoirs alleging tha.t the same was not satisfactory when fixied. It was decided not to press the claim fur- ther. but the Surveyor was requested to ask Me ssrs John Jones and Sons, to static whether they are satisfied with the new wheel which has been fixed.
AN INTERCHANGE O'F NURSES…
AN INTERCHANGE O'F NURSES SUGGESTED. The Council approved of a suggestion by the medical superintendent of the hospital that an arrangement should be entered into between the Bangor Borough Hlospital iCbm- mittee and the Council for an interchange of nurses in emerlgenicies, the usual chiarges to be made for the services of the nurses; the sitaff of both hospitals to be maintainect and the arrangement to be terminable by one month's notice from either party.
UNPLEASANT INCIDENT.
UNPLEASANT INCIDENT. Reference was made in tnie minutes of the Bye-laws Committee to some correspon- dence which had token plaQe between the Chairman of the Counloil and the solicitor C and manager oi the Motor and. Garage Com pany, and that the letter of the manager iiad 'been accepted as closing the incident. Mr Pierce Jones proposed that the letters Ibe read and made public. iMæ Eiugh Edwards seconded. Mr F. J. Siarson observed that it was not I in the public interest to disclose anything further. An apology had been tendered. Mr R. Roberts agreed. Any honourable man would be satisfied with an apoiogy. Mr T. W. Griffith expressed a similar opinion. Mr W. H. Jones proposed as an amend- ment that the matter be referred to a meev ing of the Council in committee. Mr Pierce Jones, with the consent of Mr H. Edwards, withdrew his first amendmem and seconded that of Mr W. H. Jones, which was ajgreed to.
LABOUR EXOTMINGE.
LABOUR EXOTMINGE. It was reported Hiat an application had been made for the establishment under the Labour Exchanges Act, 1909, of a Labour Exchange at Llandudno, and that a formal acknowledgment had been received from tlie Board of Trade.
PROMENADE LIGHTING.
PROMENADE LIGHTING. iMr Robert Roberts asked for an assur- ance from the Chairman of the Electricity Committee that the promenade would be better lighted during the remaining portion of the season. J MI Pierce Jones said every step wouLd be taken to improve the ughtuv, (hear, lte.ar). CARNAIRVON v. CARDIFF. Mr Rdbeirt Roberts moved a resolution urging the priority of the tit!e of Caernar- von over that of Cardiff to the investiture of the Prince of Wales. He observed that Car- diff. their biggest brother, was anxious to be the scene of all Welsb functions. The Lord Mayor of Cardiff in a letter to the press had held that CaranaTvon had no claim, but Mr Roberts, on the other hand, tihouight it had a better title than Cardiff. It was in the very centre of Gwynedd, the scene of so many ligtorical eveoite. The resolution was passed unanimously.
TYLWEILIOG SHOW
TYLWEILIOG SHOW The above show was held on Thursday, under most unfavourable climatic conditions. Mr W. H Wynn* Finch was president. Mr Owen Williams, Biirdrefawr, vioe-preeidesnt; Rev D. T. Davies, M.A., chairman of com- mittee; Mr John Roberts, Ty'nllan. trea surer and Messrs L. Williams and W. Ll. \^iliajnis secretaries. The jwiges jr*ve: Messrs Owen Jonee, Madryn Pwllheli; R. Davies, Bodvean Hall: AWs WTililiams, Porthdinlleyn Farm; and Al-Ts M. Williams. panigalH. The awards wetrc — Flour window plants 1. Isaar Davie*. Penponcyn, Bodifean; 2, Alis Evans, Ty Hir. Tydweiliog. One window plant: 1, John Paery, Rhos- lan; 2, Mrs Catherine HJuigihes, Penygraig; 3, "Mrs Jones, Tamilian.. Fuchsia: 1, William Williams, Ty Cerrig, BocKfwa; 0, Mia WiDaSfms, Cottage; 3, Mass Jane Hughes, Penyiclawdd. Biegfonaa: 1, Isaac Davies, Penponcyn, Bodfean; 2, Mrs VViliiiams, Post Office, Ed- em; 3, Mrs WillitaaDa, Cefnajnwich, Eid- ern. Double geranium: 1, Mra Davies, Vi- oarage, Tydiweiliog; 2, Mrs Isaac Davies, Bodfean. Cut roses: 1, Isaac Daivies, Penponcyn, iBodfean; 2, Mrs Wiales, Morfa Nefyn. Diahlias (single) 1 and 2, Griffith Wil liams, Tanyfron, Bodfean; 3, Owen J. Williams, Penponcyn, Bodfean. DaMias (doulble) 1, Griffith Williams, Tanfrort, Bodfean; 2, R. Griffith, Lleyn- atreett,, Pwl|5reli; 3, Wm., Williams, Ty Cerrig, Bodfean. iPlansies 1, Wales, Morfa Nefyn; 2, R. Griffith, Lleyn street, Pwllheli; 3, Ro- berts, Glanrhyd, Edern. Collection of annuals 1, Mrs Williams, P.O., Edern; 2, Miss Davie*, Rectory, iUllaniestyn. LMusk: 1, Mrs Roberta, Shop, Tydweil- Log. Fern: 1, Miiss Hughes, Wemalit, Edern; .2, Wm. Wililiiaans, Ty Cerrig4 Bodfean; 3, Miss L\Lary Williams, Pwllparc. Maiden hair fern: 1, Owen J. Williams, Pdiipon^cyft, 'Bladfeoji; 2, Milsa Huighes, WereUt, Edern; 3, Mrs Wil&iams, fcjfiiap Inn, Tydweiliog. Geranium ivy leaf: 1, Miss M. E. Wil- liams, Gwyndy; 2, Mrs Ann Parry, TSai- newyddion. SBiutton hole: 1, O. J. Williams, Pen- (poiUqyn, Bodfeaji; 2, Mrs Wales, Morfa Nefyn; 3, Miss Hughes, WenaJit, Edem. Ouit garden 'flowers; 1, Mra Will liams, P.O., Edern; 2, R. Griffith, Cae Glas, Ed- em 3, Mrs Wales, Morfa Nefyn. E^dlljyhotcks: Mrs qridfijtJh, P^O.> Tyd- weiliog. Petunia-: Mrs Griffiths, P.O., TS'dweilioig. Sun flowers: iWv Josopch Davies, L! air- iest yn CcrnaAions: 1 and 2, R. Griffiths, LIeyn- street, Pwllheli; 3, 0. J. Willijaans, Pen poncyn, Bodfean Lily 1, W. Roberta, Tanyffordd; 2, Mrs Williams, P.O., Edern; 3, Miss Mary Jones, Ty'nyffyimon, Tydweiliog. Wiild flowery: 1, Catherine Hughes, IPenyigxaig; 2, AnnJie Jones, Muriau; 3, Willie Jones, Muriau; 4, Thomas Parry, Tainewyddion 5, Owen Thomas Williams-, acotga,ge; 6, Calflierine Hdbarts, Hirdre L'chaf. Sweet peas: 1, Griffith Williams, Tan- fron, Bodfean; 2, R. Griffith, Lleyn-street, Pwlllheii. Apples (dessart.) Francis Rdberte, Fron Oteu, Bodfean; 2, R. Griffith, Cae Gl'as, v Edern; Miss Hughes, Cae Cbch, Tydweil- iog. Aipiples (kitchen) 1, Wm. Thomas, Pen- rhyn-terrace, Sarn; 2, R. Griffith, Lleyn- eltreet, Pwllheli; 3, (Robert Hughes, Pen- Ion, Morfa Nefyn. Black currants: Mise Kate Pritchard, Lhvyn Reuno. Efailnewydd. Red currants: 1, Herbert Hawkins, iMounitlain Lodge; 2, Mrs Griffiths, Lon Las. (White currants: 1, Evan Williams, Ship Inn, Tydwoi'liog; 2, Herbeirt Hawkins, Mountain Lodge. Gooseberries: 1, Roberts, Rflioehirwawr; 2. Evan Jones, Penrhyn-terraice, Sarn; 3, I Herbert Hawkins, Mountain Lodge. Pears: Mrs Richaj'd Williams, Cae'rffyn- non, Ltaniestyn, Plums: 1, John Williams, Tanyfynwent. LJiajnieatyn; 2, Miss Jones, Penrhots, Morfa Neifyn. [Broad beans: 1, Herbert. Hawkins; 2, Wm. Hawkins; 3, Franoia Roberts. Frou Oleu, Bodfean. Kidney beans: 1, G. Williams, Tanfrwi. Bodfean; 2, Wm. Williams, Ty Cerrig, Bodfean; 3, John Williams, Tanyfynwemt, Ha-niesbyn. — „ French beans 1, R. Griffith, Ldeyn-^treeit, I Pwllheli; 2, Griffith Williams, Tanfron, Bodfean; 3, Rev D. T. Danes, M.A. Beet root: R. Griffith, Lleyn-street, Pwll- I heli: 2, Robert. Jones, Tanllan. SEair'l'V calbbaige: 1, Mrs Owen, Towyn; 2, <R. Grii-ffifth, Lleyn-street; 3, Miss Jane Evans, Penbrvn Hirdref. tRed cabbages: 1, John D. Griffith, Shop Isaf: 2, Mrs Owen, Towyn; 3, John D. Griffith, Tyisaf. n Garden ca.nxAs: 1, R. Gnffith, Lleyn- street, Pwllheli; 2, D. Pritchard, Llwyn Beuno, Efailnewydd; 3, Gnffith Williams, Tanfron, Cucumbers: Wim. Williams, Bodfean. Leittuce (cablbage) 1, William Williams, ÐodIfean; 2, J. D. Griffith, Tyiaaf, Tydweil- Siprin0" onions: 1, R. Griffith, Lleyn- etreet, Pwllheli; 2, D. Pritchard, Llwyn Betino. Autumn onions: 1, Hiugh Jones, Raber Badh. Llaniestyn; 2, R. Griffith, Pwllheh; 3, Wm. Parry. Dinas. ■Potatoo onions: ^Uss Thomafi, )T!yf:nyweirglodd; 2, Humphrey Williams, Pengallt. Peas: 1, Griffith Williams, Tanfron, Bod- fean; 2, R. Griffith, Pwllheli 3, Rev D. T. Davies, M.A. Potatoes, Forty Fold 1, Rooerlt Parry, Pantgwyn; 2, Wm. Parry, Dinas; 3, John Jones, Pantgwyn.. Potatoes, kidnevs 1,Humphrey Rowlands, iFron Oleu, Bodfean; 2, Olwen Pritchard, Ty Croes, Bodfean; 3, Griffith Owen, Black (Lion, Pwillheii. Potatoes, round 1, Humphrey Rowlands, Fron Oleu, Bodfean 3, Griffith Williams, Tanfron, Bodfelan. I Tomatoes: Wm. Williams, Bodfean. Rhubarb: 1, O. Pritcfhard, Ty Croes, Bodfean; 2, J. T. Jones, PorUiysgaden, Tydweiliog; 3, Hlumpihrey Williams, pen- gallt. ISlhallotts 1, D. Pritchard, Llwyn Beuno, lElfaij Newydd; 2, 0. Pritchard, Ty Croes, Bodfean; 3, Griffith, Williams, Tanfron, Bod- fean j Gfcurden turnips 1, D. Griffith, P.O., Tyd- weiliog; 2, W. Williams, Ty Cerrig, Bod- fean; 3, O. Priltchiard, Ty Croes, Bod- fean. Yegetiaible marrow: 1, W. Williams, Ty Cerrig, Bodfean; 2, R. Griffith, Pwllheli; 3, G. Williams, Tanfron, Bodfean. Garden herbs: 1, W. Williams, Ty Oerrig, I Bodfean; 2, Airs Roberts, Glanrhyd, Ed- j eni. Farm swedes: 1, RJ. Williams, Porthys- gadeTi; 2, J. P. Jones, Porthysgaden; 3, R. Roberts, Porthyegaden. Turnips 1, W. Williams, Meillt-eyrn; 2, J. Williams, Hendref, Edern; 3, Evan Jones, Penrhyn-terrace, Sarn. I Mjajngolda: 1, G. Hughes Roberfts, Glan- rbyd, Edern; 2, J. Piarry Jones, Porthys- gaden; 3, Evan 'Etvane, Hjirdref Uchaf. Field ctarrofta 1 and 2, David Pritchiard, Llwyn BMino, Efail Newydd; 3, W. Wil- liams, Ty Cerriig. Plymouth Rock: Rowlland Griffith, Glas- ynys, Edern. Otripin(g(toaa: 1, 2 and 3, R. Griffith, Glas- ynys. Wyandottes John 1RJOOOrts, Cefn Edern. Duck and drake: 1, J. Roberta, Qelfn, j iEdern; 2, W. A. Jones, Bodvall Hall. IGoioee and gander: 1, Mrs Gwyndy; 2, J. D. Griffith, Tyisaf; 3, EHis Williams, Tyddyn Mawr. Dressed fowls; 1, Mrs Roberts, Monacih- dy; 2, Mrs Williiams, Ty Cerrig. "Eggs; 1, LNiiss Olwen Jones, Muriau; X, Mis Haiwkine, Mountain Lodge. (Freeh buJtter: 1, 'Miss M, E, Williams, Gwyndy; 2, Mre Jones, Muriau, 3, Mra Price, Ponllech, Brynicroee. Jam: 1, MÍSSi Hughes, We,mailt; 2, Miss Pwlllparfc; 3, Miss Lizzie Wil- liams, Llangwn-ad'le. Potted butter: 1, Miss Ann Jones Evans, Ty Hir; 2, Mrs Evans, Ty Hiir. Honey: Wm. Roberts, Tanyffordd. Oatmeal cake: 1 and' 2, Mire Moore, Rhos. hirwa<vn. j Fine hay rope (over 25} 1, R. Gnffith, pyh,ydtnvodjd!; 21, Robert Paxry, Taineiw- i yddion; 3, R. Jones, Ty Newydd. j Fine hay rope (under 25) 1, E. Willnaims, Caehelyg Bach: 2, Roibert Hughes, lion Fawr, Edern 3, Morris Hixghee, Biyntir- ion, Penlledh. Tug-of-war: 1. Tydweiliog team (Captain, Thomas Jones, Yr Bfa-il •. iLangeelt number of first prizes W. Wil- liams, "Bodifean (prize, silver medal). Oollecition of vegetables: W. WiMiafcrew Bodfean,
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OBJECTION TO AN AWNING. !
OBJECTION TO AN AWNING. With regard to tilu awning rec-etiuiy placed at the end of the verandah at Lh^ Nl!oa-iiio Hotal, the Coutielt gdv-e instruictions for a final notice to be given to Mr Gauntlet to remove the awning, and failing compliance with the notice thu cierk was liistructed to take legaJl' proc3eid:in,gs if he found that de- siralble.
j MAES DU CROSSING.
MAES DU CROSSING. A lettor was read from tihe Railway 'Oc-m- pany stating that the approximate cost, of (providing a bridge and approaches 18ft. wide is £0800, and the estimated cost of providing a footbridge, £ 22!}. In a further letter the company state that they cannot see their way to construct a bridge for vehicular txafiib, but if tie Council can come forwa.rd with an offer to pa; tli,3 cost of the work (less the estimated c.ct of the foutfbndige as praposed by the company) the matter will be carefully considered. The Council decided not to procced m the mat- ter further, but to request, the company to erect a footibridge.
LAVATORIES FOR CON WAY SHORE.
LAVATORIES FOR CON WAY SHORE. Three tenders were received for the erec 'le tion of public lavatories on the West Shore, and the Works Committee recommended the aooep tiaace of MeoSrs Evan Httghee and Son's tender for JS926 16s 6d. The recommendation was adopted, and Mi- Chantrey proposed the usual resolution applying for a loan to carry out the work. Mr Robert Roberts protested against the proceedings. They couLd not get the lava- tories ready for the present season. It was itime tha.t they should carry out the work on constitutional lines, by supplying full in- formation to all the members. Speaking of the House of Lords and blank cheques, in- deed, it was tune tihe Works Committee took the Council into its confidence, and give all members an opportunity of expressing their views. Mr T. W. Griffith agreed that tht\ matter was of sufiicienit importance to refer back to the committee. Some of the members, ap- parently, were in the mood to spend thou- sands of pounds without any investigation. In any case, there was no urgency, and the matter would hold over for a few months. GVIr W1. H. Jones hoped that these gentle- men would be prepared, to take the blam-e if the work was not ready for commence- ment in October. If the matter was referred back, it would probalbly be three months be- fore anything was d:eicfded upon, and a loam coui'd be applied for. The queetdon of erecting lavatories on the West Shore was not a. new thing. It had 'been before the committee and the Council for a. very loing time. And to refer it baiok was not the right thinjg. They wante-d thoso things through so that work cou!d be commenced in October. If it had anything to do with Cnaigydon they would have heard nothing1 about the objedtions ("Oh, oh," and ories of "Withdraw"'). Mr Jones said that he would not withdraw, beda-use he was cer- tain of what he said. I Mr Wm. Thcsmas sufpported the resolu- tion. No reiason had been given why the maibter should be referred back to the 00111- mititee; unless it was that they wanted to dish the Works Committee: and to do the work in a Council in oomtmittee. It ap- p eared to him to be an attempt in that direction. ,Mr D. Davies pointe-d out that Mr R. Ro- berts was one of tihose who selected the site. Mr Chantrey explained that the original plans had been modined., the specifications a-Itered. aincl the building made smaller to meet the requirements of the Council. Tihe resolution A-as then passed.