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MACHYNLLETH. THE RIFLE CLUB.—The spoan on Saturday was taken by Lance-Sergt. Berry, of the Aberystwyqh College Company of the 5th V.B., S.W.B., his score being 41. FLOOD.—The heavy rains of Tuesday and Wed- nesday brought down a great volume of water into the River Dovey, which overflowed its banks on Wednesday moininsr. Many fields were under water, and the road leading to and past the Corris Railway Station became impassable. WELSH MrTTON FOR THE LORD MAYOR. — As will be seen from an advertisement, Mr Owen has taken over the butcher's business formerly kept by Mrs Roberts. Mr Owen has the privilege of supplying the Lord Mayor of London with Welsh mmtton. tt LECTURE.—On Tuesday evening, the Rev* Hugh Hughes. of Llangc lien, gave an interesting lecture on "The Rev. Hugh Price Hughes." Mr Richard Rees was in the chair. IIA THUNDERSTORM.—This town experienced the storm of Wednesday night and early Thursday Morning, but no damage is repotted. OBITUARY.—The death has ocourred at Waver- tree, Liverpool, of Mrs Emlly Feuton, a daughter of ex-Sergeant Hamer, at the age of 30. The imterment took place in West Derby cemetery. TIlE WESLKYANs.-The annual preaching meet- ings in connection with the Wesleyans commenced on Monday evening, the preacher being the Rev. Tecwyn Evans, Aberdovey. The meetings were continued throughout the week, the special preacher being the Rev. jRugh Hughes, Llan- gollen. Those who took part in the programme were Mrs Davies, Miss E. Davies, Mrs Parsons, Miss Lumley, Miss Howell, Miss W. Edwards, Master Chappie Davies, Messrs R. Edwards, D. Williams, F. Lumley, H. R. Humphreys, J. R. Leighton, the Rector, and the school children. CONCERT.—On Thursday evening a most enjoy- able oorcert was held at the Vane Hall, when the programme was arranged by Dr and Mrs Davies, Penrallt. In the unavoidable absence of Major H. Boniall, J.P., the meeting was presided over by Mr D. E. R. Griffith, Bodbyfryd. A capital programme was gene through and gave entire satisfaction to the audience, who were delighted with the efforts of the children of the infant school. The singing, daneing and recitation of the little ones was a feature of the entertainment. Evidently Mrs Par- sons, the headmistress, spared no pains in training them. Dr and Mrs Davies were most cordially thanked for providing such an excellent concert. On the propositien of Dr Davies, seconded by Mr Gillart, a hearty vote of thanks was accorded to Mr Griffith for presiding. The Rector, after thank- ing all for their kind assistance, said there would be one more only of those series of concerts held, and that the churchwardens would arrange the programme was as follows, Mrs Davies being; the socom panist :-Pianoforte duett, Mrs Davies and Miss B. Davies; song, Mr Robert Edwards; song, Mrs Parsons; recitation, Mr Chappie Davies (en- cored) Welsh song, Mi Dd. Williams; song, Miss F. Howell (encored) song, Mr F. Lumley and Mr H. Humphieys musical drill, song and recitation children of the Infant School (encored); pianoforte solo, Miss Humphreys; trio, Messrs Lumley and Humphreys and Miss Humphreys; song, Miss F. Howell; song-, Mr Fred Lumley; song, Miss W. Edwrds; song, Mr Dd. Williams; comic song, Mr J. R. Leighton (encored) quartette, Miss Edwards and party; finale, God save the King." M OF MR MOORE AND MISS LLOYD.

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