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Dosbarth 3saf Canol Rhondda. Arholiad Mawrth 4ydd, 1909. Arliolwr: Parch. J. Emlyn Jones, Forth. Gvrnaeth y rhan fwyaf o'r ymgeiswyr' yn mliob dosbarth yn rhagorol iawn, yn enw edlg yn j Dosbarth dan 10 oed. Efallai mai yr ymgeiswyr yn y Dosbarth dan 16 sydd fwyaf anghyfartal o ran gwerth en papyrau, ond y mae y ddau ymgeisydd blaenaf yn y DosbartK liwn yn iiaeddu clod mawr am wneyd mor dda. Y iiiae tebygolrwydd mewn camsyniadan l'hyfedd ar rai o'r papyrau sydd a'u rliif- nodau yn olynol, yn peri i mi ddrwg- dybio gonestrwydd rhai o'r papyrau mwy- af cyifredin yn y l'hestmu, ond credaf fod y goreuon oil uwohlaw amheuaeth yn eu gwaitli.—J. Emlyn Jones. DOSBARTH HYNAF. ,Marciau Oyfanswm 100A 1 Miss M. A. Jones, Trewilliam, wohr flaenaf 87 2 Mr. John Hughes, Gilfachgoch ail wobr ••• ••• ••• 85 3 Owen J. Jones, Cymmer 83 4 If or Evans, Tonyrefail 80 5 Miss Sarah Williams, Gilfachgoch 80 6 Mr H. Leyshon, Cymmer 79 7 Mr. John J. Jones, eto 08 8 E. J. Evans, Tonyrefail 60 9 W. J. Jones, Trewilliam 59 10 Miss Lizzie Jenkins, eto 52 11 Mr W. Rasser, Gilfachgoch 41 12 Mr B. Davies, Trewilliam 39 DOSBARTH DAN I21. 1 ML-. ni Safon 100. ,Vi'n Jones Forth, wobr c naeiiaf 90 0 Griffiths, eto, ail wobr 78 Y Jones, Tonyrefail 62 r ^Wennlllan JoV Din as 48 ? Martha Davies, Tonyrefail 44 6 Mary O. Morgan, eto 36 DOSBARTH 0 DAN 16. -j, Safon 100. 1 Bessie Jones, Perth, wobr flaenaf 90 2 Olwen Alexander, Trewilliam, ail wobr 87 3 Sarah Ann Jones, eto 83 4 Mawie Jenkins, Forth 81 5 Abraham Lloyd, Tonyrefail 74 6 Evan Griffiths, Cymmer 67 7 Jennet John, Tonyrefail 58 8 Ruth Davies, eto 57 9 Ellen Jloberts, Porth 54 10 C. Jane Griffiths, Cymmer 50 11 Lizzie Ellis, eto 50 12 Maud Thomas, Forth 43 13 MinH, Williams, Trewilliam 43 14 Ivor Jenkins, Gilfachgoch 35 15 Gwen E. Jones, Trewilliam 35 16 Ceinwen Jones, Gilfachgoch 34 17 Mary Ellen Jones, Oymmel 33 18 Winnie Davies, Gilfachgoch 32 19 Bertie L. Jenkins, eto 30 DOSBARTH DAN 13. Safon 100 1 Hugliie Griffiths, Porth, wobr flaenaf 87 2 Catherine M. John, Dinas, ail wobr 83 3 M. A. Porth 80 4 Thomas E. Thomas, eto 78 5 Thomas R. Watkins, eto 74 6 Egerton Wilkins, eto 73 8 Edith C. J ellkins, Gilfachgoch 70 8 Edith C. Jenkins. Gilfachgoch 20 9 Christmas Ellis Porth 70 10 Hetty Lloyd, eto 69 zie Jane Jones, Gilfachgoch 66 12 Mary Davies, Porth 66 13 John G. Thomas, eto 65 W Howell Jenkins, eto 62 10 Thomas Arthur Lewis, eto 62 16 Blodwen Lewis, eto 60 17 Robert Ellis, Cymmer 59 18 Laura Ellis, Porth 59 L) Laura Ellis Cymmer 58 5? Elsie Edwards, eto ••• 58 £ 1 Frances Thomas, Porth 57 £ t Nellie Gittern, Cymmer 55 Annie Jones, Porth 55 David Roberts, eto 52 .Hetty Howells, Trewilliam 51 Maggie Edna Jenkins, Porth 49 William Roberts, eto 45 DOSBARTH DAN 10. Safon 100. Rhys Lloyd Griffiths, Porth, wobr „ flaenaf 98 Samuel P. Griffiths, eto, ail wobr 97 Lizzie May Williams, eto 96 p M- A. Lloyd, eto 94 '? Selwyii Thomas, eto 91 2 M^-y Edwards, Oymmer 88 Alfred Jones, eto 82 n Xr(vv'or Evans, Trewilliam 79 ■jJ; Ciasie Lloyd Cymmer 76 n R..Tones, Porth 73 i, Maggie Thomas, Trewilliam 70 -jo Mary John, eto 68 y £ a £ gj6 Ellis, Cymmer 66 Griffiths1, Trewilliam 53 Ao B- R. Harcomhe, Dinas" 51 y gwobnvyon am y Cymraeg so.reuj gan Dosharth dan. 16—Bessie Jones, Porth. 13—M. A. Griffiths. >, 10—Rhys Lloyd Griffiths. Qyfanfnr yr Ymgeiswyr, 79. C'westiynau a'r afcebion oil yn Gymra'eg. Trewilliam. ™0MA3, r6g.

Dosbarth Uchaf y Rhondda. Arholiad Mawrth 4ydd, 1909. Aiholwr; Y Parch. Evan Morgan, B.A., Hopkinstown. DOSBARTH DAN 16eg OED. Matt, xvi-xxv. Marciau llawn, 80. Marciau. Oed. 1 Ellen Milwyn Adams, Nazareth 79 15 2Flarold Davies, Horeb 78 13 3 E.G.J., Horeb 76 14 4 Ieuan Rees Davies, Bethlehem 14 5 Eunice Williams, Horeb 14 6 Mary Ellen Jones, Nazareth 13 7 Thos. Henry Williams, Pare 16 8 William J. Williams, Bethlehem 13 9 John Morgan Davie Bethel 13 10 Beatrice May, Bethel 15 11 •"FeiiGosen 15 12 Deborah Williams, Bethel 15 13 Myfanwy Buckley, Pare 14 14 Mair, Gosen 15 15 Stanley Davies. Bethel 13 16 "Elspeth," Gosen 15 17 Blodwen Williams, Bethel 13 18 Maggie Evans, Pare 15 19 W|iLliam Hugh Jones, Pare 13 20 Rufus Price, Pare 10 21 James Howell Hughes, Pare 15 DAN 13e,g OED. Marciau llawn, lGO. Marciau, Oed. 1 Samuel Morgan, Jerusalem 96 12 2 "Gobaith," Horeb 90 12 3 "John," Horeb 90 12 4 Arthur Owen Williams, Horeb 87 12 5 Grace Williams, Nazareth 12 6 "Olwen," Horeb 12 7 Maggie Williams, Horeb 11 8 Beatrice Lewis, Nazareth 12 9 "Violet," Horeb 11 10 Evan David Parry, Horeb 12 11 "Ida," Horeb 12 12 Annie J. Jones, .Horeb 12 13 Rebecca Mordecai, Nazareth 12 14 David Eglon Jones, Horeb 12 15 Evan LI. Jones, Dyffryn 12 16 Richard John Williams, Dyffryn 12 17 Mary Maud Hughes, Pare 12 30 Phyllis Charles. Bethesda 10 19 Benjamin Bucklev, Pare 12 20 Idris Williams, Bethel 12 21 Margretta Evans, Dyffryn 11 I 22 Ivor Haydn Rees, Nazareth 13 23 Eleanor Ann Lewis, Bethesda 13 24 May Llewellyn, Dyffryn 12/ 25 Lizzie Roberts, Horeb 11 26 Lyndon Lloyd, Bethel 12, 27 Gwilym Richards, Jerusalem 13 28 Katie Morgan, Nazareth 11 j 29 Deborah Jones, Bethesda IS j 30 Phyllis Charles, Bethesda lo | 31 James Thomas Dyffryn 1:1_ 32 Willie Evans, Dyffryn 12 ¡ 33 Mary G. Howells, Horeb 13 34 Myfanwv Jonesi, Dyffryn 12 35 Ivor Francis, Dyffryn 12 36 William Richard Thomas, Park 11 37 Catherine Hughes, Nazareth 12;' 38 Jane Griffiths, Bethesda 12] 39 David Wright Evans, Pare 11! 40 Idris Morgan, Nazareth 121 41 Tom Hughes, Pare 12 j 42 Augustine Evans, Jerusalem 12 < 43 Richard Davies, Nazareth 10 44 Annie Mary Powell. Nazareth 12 45 W. J. Perkins, Bethesda 12 46 Myrthin May, Bethel 11 47 Annie Thomas, Pare 12 II 48 Cassie Davies, Pare 12 49 Annie Edwards, Pare 12 gO Elunecl Lloyd, Bethel 11 50 Eluned Lloyd, Bethel 11 52 Mary Jane Felix, Bethel 12 53 Thos1. E. Williams, Pare 12 54 Willie Arthur Jones, Pare 12 55 Edward John Morgan. Pare 11 1 56 Mary Griffiths, Bethel 12 j 57 Katie Price, Pare 12 J 58 Lewis John Evans, Pare 13 59 Matthew Jones, Bethesda 12 60 William J. Comley. Pare 11 61 Lizzie May Thickens, Dvffryn 12 62 Laura J. Evans, Pare 12 (Dau wedi methu). Further results will appear next week.

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Tonyrefail-A Shopping Centre, [Specially Contributed.] At the present time, when the fortune- making fever is in the nl'i-, considerable activity is going on in that erstwhile secluded spot—Tonyrefail. Long ago, it was prophesied by those who were sup- posed to know that Tonyrefail was the coming place, and matters as they stand at the present moment all point to that prophecy coming true. Houses by the hundred are being rapidly pushed up, old cottages in the main street are being transformed into capacious front-shops, and instead of the Sleepy Hollow atmo- sphere that pervaded the place, Tonyr- efail is now in the grips of the speculative builder and under the vigilant supervision. of the resourceful tradesman. A .stranger within our gates would reasonably ask, Why all this feverish activity Why all these new shops? Well, to satisfy the stranger, we will tell him. About a mile or so from Tonyrefail la situated the new Coed Ely Pits, which, when fully developed, will -require several thousands of men to work them. And with a prospective view to housing these men and supplying their wants, the speculative builder and the pushful tradesman are laying out money, in the hope of receiving in return a plethora of profits. Now just for a few seconds let us examine the position. Presuming the Coed Ely Pits turn out as anticipated, two years will at least be required to elapse before the adequate number of inhabitants can be obtained to anything like supporting the new influx or trades- men and their wares. We must remember that Tonyrefail is not, as yet, a shopping centre, and if the tradespeople want to make sure of reaping a profit on their expenditure, let them have this end in view. As it is at present, Tonyrefail is anything but an attractive centre. True there are some well-appointed shops, but in many cases the ground in front of manv of the shops is as bad as the road, and in wet weather just as dirty. Some tradesmen have been there for years and years, and their shops are just the same now as when they were built. Let them realise that the old order of things changetb, before it is too late. Mr. D. L. Jones (draper) is one gentleman who realised that fact years ago, and we com- pliment him on his present smart and thoroughly up-to-date establishment. If the majority of Tonyrefail tradesmen would follow Mr. Jones' example, they would make of Toiiyrefill i, shopping centre second tOI none in any of our populous mining villages, which would command not only local custom, but customers from a distance. Tradesmen contemplating opening shops In Tonyrefail should remember the case of Bargoed, which at present is consider- ably over-shopped," and the case of Barry, which is considerably over-built. In the case of Ynysybwl, some years ago, a large number of shops were built owing to a new pit being opened, and the result there was many of the shops were idle and temporary tenants allowed to go in them simply to keep them aired. From more than one source have we heard it stated that Tonyrefail is being over-built. Our object in stating this is not to decry the merits or demerits of the place, but simply to put intending speculators on their- guard., The Rhondda Tramway Company, it is stated, intend running can, from Peny- graio; to Tonyrefail in the near future. If that OOlTPS to pass, we see no reason why it should not,telld to relieve the pre- sent congested Mid-Rhondda area bv the workers taking houses at Tonyrefail and going to and fro by means of the tramcar service. But whatever Tonyrefail even- tually, crms out to lie, wa ,stick to it there is only one Rhondda, and there will be only ono Rhondda, at 18:1st in our generation. I

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