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Denbighshire Intermediate Education Scheme. DENBIGH COUNTY SCHOOL- "VJOTTCE 13 HEREBY GIVEN that the Accounts for the year ended 31st day of March last are open for public inspection at my office. Swan Chambers, Denbigh, on any wee's day except Saturday between the hours iii 10 in the forenoon and four in the afternoon, and copies thereof or extracts therefrora may made by all persons applying for the purpose, A. F0ULKES-K0BERT3, Clerk to the Governors. SWarT Chambers, Denbigh. 696J23 -n SCHOLASTIC Faipholme School. PRINCIPAL.—MISS FOULKES. Pupils prepared for Examinations. Private Lessens given in Music French, and Painting. 37d05 Denbigh County School for Boys. THE SCHOOL premises include a Chemical and Physical Laooratory, a Lecture Room, and a Workshop, all excellently equipped with the best Apparatus. It is a Pupil Teacher Centre for the Denbigh and Suthin Districts, and the only School in these two Districts that preparas Beys for County Exhibitions. The Local Governors of the School Districts of Denbigh ar-d Kuthin offer annually several Scholarships to enable Boys to attend the School, and also grant Bursaries to meet travelling expenses. Further par ticulars may be obtained from the Headmaster, D. H. Davies, Esq., B.A., or the Clerk, A. FOULKES ROBERTS, Swan Chambers, Denbigh. tiT. ASAPH COUNTY SCHOOL Endowed Grmmar School, founded 1679) Chairman of the Governors THE RIGHT REV. THE LORD BISHOP OF ST ASAPH. Yice-Chairman PETER ROBERTS, ESQ., J.P. HEAD MASTER EDWIN MAINER, M.A. (St. John's College, CaniDridge), B.Sc. (1st. Division), London. Certificated and Registered Teacher. CLASSICAL MASTER JAMES BOYD ROBERTSON, B.A., 2nd Class Classical Honours Moderations and Lib. Hum., late Scholar of St. John's Coilege, Oxford registered in Column B of the Official Register of Teachers. SCIENCE MASTEB D. J. JONES, B.Sc. (Cardigan Exhibitioner at Aberystwyth University College, Wales), FRENCH A:m GEOGRAPHY JIASXEB: F. R. HOLT, B.A. (Manchester). DSAWIKQ MaSTER AND TEACHES OF VOCAL MUSIC T. R. JONES, Certificated Teacher, MASTCAL ISSTBUCTOB W. KYFFIN HUGHES. THE school stands on elevated ground in a position wiiich commands a view ot the picturesque Vale of Clwyd, and within 5 minutes' walk of the Cathedral; and Railway Station. Boarders received Private Tuition in Holidays. For particulars apply to the Headmaster, or to CHARLES GRIMSLEY, Clerk to the Governors Si A-saph. 076d2 MOTOR CAR FOR HIRE. Acceacznodaticn lor 3 Passengers o- 21 GUINEAS A DAY. 27s. 6d. HALF DAY. SnoRTER DISTANCES 7d. PER MrLE [FBOH TREFNANT. Day not to exceed 100 miles. Half Day 50 miles. E. L. CHAMBRES, RYN DYFFRYN, TEE FN ANT. Telephone: No. 8, Trefnant. 1183U. GYFFYLLIOG CHAIK EISTEDDFOD, JULY 1st;, 1909. The Prelims. on tne SOLOS, RECITATIONS, &c., will be held at the CHAPEL at 10.30 a.m. Adjudicators of Music PRQF. T. OSBORNE ROBERTS, Llandudno, and D. PRYSE JONES, L.T.S.C., Newbwrch, Mon. N,B.-To the Male Voice Choir Prize awarded for the best rendering of Roman S)Idir.rs" £ 8 8s. Od., and a "Bell's Metro- nome to the Conductor. Trains will be running at convenient times to aud from Ruthin, and omnibuses will be running between Ruthin and Gyffylliog during the day. JOHN JONES, ] Secretaries j26 G. THOMAS, aecreiaries- THE ANNUAL Flower SHOW AND Sheep Dog Trials wil be held at RUTHIN, Thursday, September* 2nd, 1909. For Schedules, &c., apply THOS. ROBERTS, 48juc Secretary. THE ABERGELE HORSE SHOW will be held in the B8::E FIELD, AB JORGE LB, on MONDAY (BANK HOLIDAY), AUGUST 2nd, 1909. Valuable Prizes for: Agricultural and Roadster Stallions, Colts, Brood Mares and t'oals, Carriage Horses, Hacks, Cohs, Ponies, &c. Children's and Tradesmen's Turnouts. Young Men's Judging Competition. Quarrymen's Competition. GRAND LEAPING COMPETITION, f ENTBIES CLOSE, WEDNESDAY, JULY 28th. II Fchedules and Entry Forma free on application to the Secretary- M. R. JONES, Town Hul1, Abergele. Oheap Excursions and Special Horse Box Trains see Railway Bills for particular, j31 Sale by Messrs T. and W. Leathes. Agricultural Hall, Ruthin. MONDAY NEXT, JUNE 2Slh, 1909 at 12 o'clock. Weekly Sales of Fat and Store Stock throughout the year. "VTESSRS. T. & W. LEATHES will bold 1YJ- their next Sale of FAT and STORE CATTLE, SHEEP, PIGS, and CALVES, at the above Mart. Entries respectfully solicited and taken in up td the hour of Sale. T. & W. LEATHE, Auctioneers. Ruthin, Denbigh, and Trefnant. f20 COUNTY OF DENBIGH- In the Far-Famed Vale of Clwyd. PARISH OF LLANGYNHAFAL. ESSRS. T. & W. LEATHES will offer ._r. For Sale By Public Auction at the CASTLE HOTEL, RUTHIN, on TUESDAY, JULY 6th, at 3 p.m. (Ruthin Fair Day), all that exceedingly valuable Freehold Farm known as PLAS DOULBEN, conveniently situa ed, adjoining gf',ocl roads, in the Parish of Llangynhafal, in the County of Denbigh, and centaiuing by admeasurement 53a. and lOp. or thereabouts, Loget-lier with the right of Sheep pasturage on bhe Llangynhafal Mountain. For further particulars apply to the Auctioneers, Ruthin and Denbigh or to Mr. Aneurin 0. Evans, Solicitor, Denbigh and Ruthin. 671u.c. DENBIGHSHIRE; Parish of Llanarmon-yn-Yale- MESSRS. T. & W. LEATHES have re- ceived instructions irom Mr. Thomas Blythin to Offer for Sale by Public Auction, at the STAR HOTEL, MOLD, On WEDNESDAY, JULY 14th, 1909, at 3 o'clock in the afternoon (subject to Conditions of Sale to be then produced and read), the following Valuable FREEHOLD PROPERTIES, situate in the Parish of Lianarmon-yn-Yale and 6 miles distant from the Towns of Mold and Ruthin. LOT 1.—A Substantially Built 6-Roomed BUNGALOW, well elevated, and commanding excellent views of the surrounding country, with Garden and Grounds, in the occupation of Donald Duggan, Esq. LOT 2.—All that very desirable Farm and Lands known as PLAS ISA, adjoining Lot 1, in the occupation of 6he Representatives of the late Rev. W. G. Richards, as yearly tenant, and containing by admeasurement; 21a. 3r. 9p. (or thereabouts) of excellent pasture land, together with DWELLING clOUSE and I OUTBUILDING i. With the exception of one field, all the above lie in a ring fence. A river forms one of the boundaries providing an unfailing supply of water. In the event of Lot 2 not being sold as one Lot, it will be divided into smaller lots and offered as follows ;— ) A. R. P. (1) Erw L'an 3 3 0 l2) Plas Isa with 5fialds com- prijicg about 10 acres. (3) Cae Mawr and Cae Bach 5 2 0 (4) Cae Be. th 2 2 6 The above form most suitable sites for building purposes or would make eligible Small Holdings. Mr. David Roberts, of Tan-y-rogo, which adjoins the above, will be pleased to accom- pany intendi' g Purchasers to view the Premises and to give them any information required. For further particulars apply to the Auction- eers, Agricultural Hall Ruthin, or to R. VINCENT JOHNSON, ESQ., =: Solicitor, Ruthin. Sale by Messrs. Churton, Elphick & Co. NORTH WALES. Sale of a Desirable Freehold Residential Pro- perty and Land, situate about four miles from Denbigh and two miles from Bodfari Station, L. & N.W. Railway. MESSRS. CHURTON, ELPHICIv & CO. have been favoured with instructions to Sell by Auction, at the GROSVENOR HOTEL, CHESTER, On SATURDAY, 10th JULY, 1909, at Three o'clock p m. punctually, in One Lot and subjact to conditions to be then produced, a very compact RESIDENTIAL PROPERTY known as CAERFEDWEN," comprising Residence and upwards of 48 acres of excellent Pasture Land. The House is approached by a carriage drive, and contains entrance hall, dining, drawing, and morning rooms, six bed and dressing- rooms, bath-room (hot and cold water), lavatory, w.c., and convenient domestic offices. The Outbuildings comprise stabling with three stalls and loose-box, coach-house, saddle- room, groom's bedroom, shippons, etc. The Grounds consist of Flower and Kitchen Gardens. There are two good Cottages on the Property. The House commands good views of the Vale of Clwyd and surrounding hills. There is an ample supply of water, and the saiutary arrangements have recently been put in order. The Flint and Denbigh Hounds hunt the district, and fishing and shooting could be obtained. There are tennis, crcquet, golf, cricket, and hockey clubs at Denbigh, and an 18-hole golf links at Rhyl. Particulars with plan may be obtained from the Auctioneer,, Chester or Mr. John Davies, Solicitor", Denbigh. 686jy3 Sale-by Mr. Joseph Williams. RHYL and DENBIGH. Important Sale of Freehold Properties. MR. JOSEPH WILLIAMS ia instructed to Sell by Public Auctioa On TUESDAY, the 29th JUNE, 1909, at the ROYAL HOTEL, RHYL, at 3.20 p.m., the following Valuable FREEHOLD PROPERTIES LOT I.-All those four Dwelling Houses situate and being Nos. 19, 20, 21 and 22, KINMEL STREh-T, RHYL, each containing I 11 Rooms and W.C. inside and outside. LOT 2. —All those five Dwelling Houses situate and being Now. 3, 4, 5, 6 and 7, SOUTH KINMEL STREET, RHYL. LOT 3.—All those two Dwelling Houses and Gardens situate and being Nos. 41 and 41a, LOVE LANE. DENBIGH; also a Cottage known as TAN-Y-GWALIA" COTTAGE, CASTLE ROAD, DENBIGH. i All the Properties are centrally situated, well constructed, and in good repair. I Further particulars may be obtained from the Auctioneer, County Chambers, Rhyl (Tel. L 0179), and Staffoid Cbamb rs, Prestatyn. or AXEUBIN O. EVANS, Epq., Solicitor, Denbigh, < and J. PIERCE LEWIS, E q., Solicitor, Rhyl. t U2& ROBERTS & SON, Auctioneers and Valuers, Corwen aod Denbigh. Established 1861. By Order of the Liquidator ( Robert Jones, Esq.) TOWN OF DENBIGH. ATE3SRS. DAVID ROBERTS & SON will1 offer for Sale by Public Auction at tho BULL HOTEL, DENBIGH, On WEDNESDAY, JULY 7th, 1909, at 2.30 o'clock in the afternoon, subject to conditions of Sale then to be produced, all that very Valuable FREEHOLD PROPERTY, known as "BRITANNIA BUILDINGS," situate in High Street, Denbigh, for many years occupied by E. T. Jones, Limited, Ironmongers. The Property comprises Spacious Shop, Extensive Warehouses, conveniently arrangec Dwelling House, Out-buildings, Weighing Machine, and Land extending backwards to Bull Lane. The Premises, which are substantially erected with dressed Stone Front, are in excellent order of Repair, and occupy the most prominent and imposing position in the Ancient and Prosperous Town of Denbigh. They are suitab)e for any Business, and it necessary the Warehouse portion can, at com- paratively small cost, be converted into Shops. The Land at the rear is capable of extensive development, having good Building Frontage in one of the most attractive and healthy parts of the Town. Early possession may be obtained. For further particulars apply to the AUCTIONEERS, Corwen and Denbigh to Messrs. JONES & THOMAS, Chartered Account- ants, 30, North John Street, Liverpool, and Chapel Street, Denbigh; or to ANEURIN O. EVANS, Esq., Solicitor, Denbigh. 638uc Parish of Bettwa Gwerfil Goch. MESSRS. DAVID ROBERTS & SON will Offer for Sale by Auction, at the OWEN GLYNDWR HOTEL, CORWEN, On TUESDAY, JULY 20th, 1909 (Corwen Fair Day), The Desirable FREEHOLD FARMS known a-, TYN LLECHWEDD, containing about 38 acres of Land with Dwel- ling House and Outbuildings; TY'NYGRAIG, containing about 11 acres of Land with Dwel- ling House and Outbuildings, together with PLANTATION of 6 acres. For further particulars apply to the Auction- eers, Corwen and Denbigh, or to ANEUBIN O. EVANS, Esq., Solicitor, Denbigh. 677uc Sale by Mr. G. F. Byford. The Laundry, Stryt-y-Cerrig, Llanfwrog, Ruthin. MONDAY, JUNE 2Sth, 1909. Sale of Useful Laundrv Plant, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, and Effects. GEORGE F. BYFOKD is instructed by George Blezard, Esq., to Sell By Auction upon the above Premises, the iollowiag effects LAUNDRY.—Large Linen Cupboard fitted with shelves and enclosing doors, 6 Detd Tables of various sizes, 7 Clothes Airers, small Mangle, Tret'es, 4 Suspending Lamp3, 2 Table Lamps, 3 round Washing Tubs, 2 Drainers, 2 Galvanized Pans, 1 Enamel Pan, 4 Washing Boards, Doliy Pegs, 2 Stools, Ladder, 3 Coal Scuttles, 2 Shovels, 2 Rakes, 4 Buckets, Zinc Can, Brass Pegs, &c. FURNITURE. 3 Iron Bedsteads, 2 Painted Chests of Drawers, Dressing Table, Wash- stand, small Enamel ditto. 2 Wicker Chairs, Bamboo Table, 3 s-mall Looking Giai e-, 3 Enamel Toilet Sets and Slop Pails, 2 Foot Pans, Hip Bath, Mahogany Commode. Soiled Linen Basket, G Haldwooc1 Chairs, 2 small Fenders, Iron Saucepans, Culinary Utensils, Crockery Ware, &c. Sale to Commence at 2 o'clock. Auctioneer's Office-St. Peter's Square, Ruthin. /1 701je26 Sale.3 by Messrs Frank Lloyd and Sons. THURSDAY NEXT, JULY 1st, sit 12.30. ST. ASAPH fcMlTHFIELD. JjlRANK LLOYD & SONS will Sell ¡ 80 to ICO Fat, Dairy, and Store Cattle. 750 to tooo Fat oheep, Lambs, Pigs, and Calves. Entries invited to time of Sale. 697j26 25 Guineas Prizes. 450 HORSES. North Wales Repository, Wrexham. FRANK LLOYD & SONS' GREAT JULY SALES. Ju'y 20th.—Light Horses of all classes. July 21st.-Heavy, Lurry, and Young Horses. Grand Trade expected. Early entries invited. Entries Close Monday, July 12th. 699jy3 CHANGE OF ADDRESS. Mr. J. Bulkeley Hughes, L D S., RESIDENT DENTIST, R C.S., HAS REMOVED FROM THE CASTLE TO No. 2, Clwydian Terrace, Vale StDenbigh. Consultations daily. Honrs 10 to 3 ;'6 to 8. Attends Caerwys last Saturday in the Month. NINTH ANNUAL ATHLETIC CARNIVAL. GWYDYR PARK, LLANRWST. Bat?k Holiday (August 2nd). A ROUND OF PLEASURE TWO SPLENDID BANDS. MARATHON RACE. palioon Ascents, Fire Brigade Competitions. Dancing on the Green, lit up by Electricity. Sports commences 12.30. Dancing at 7 p.m. Particulars from MR. ALBERT HUGHES, 711jyl0 Hon. Sec., Llanrwst. Miscellaneous. LOST three yeaning WETHERs, W. on rump, from Rhuallb Hall, St. Asaph. j26 XI Reward. LOST, 5 EWES and Cross-bred LAM BP. The ear-mark of the Lambs is a folded sut (bwlch plyg) under the left ear and a black stripe across tho middle of the back. Whoever will give information whicbo will lead to the recovery will be entitled to £1 Reward payable by Isaac Jones, Ty Draw, Bodfari. 689uo (STRAYED to Pwll Glas, 1 Yearling Welsh U RAM, owner to describe marks, if not :laimed before the end of June will be sold. ipply, T. D. Ellis, Bron Byfryd, Ruthin. •j26

Presentation of Colours TO THE 4TH ROYAL WELCH FUSILIERS. Mrs. CORNWALLIS WEST begs to acknowledge the SECOSD AND FINAL LIST OF SUBSCRIPTIONS £ s. d. Mr. MacNicoll, Abergele. 0 10 0 Ti (II Hon. Mrs. L. Brodrick 10 0 ,Ilia. WeJl..ley Humbley 0 10 0 The Hon. W. Ormsby Gcre 1 1 0 Mrs. Sixon Gregson Ellis 0 10 0 The Lidy Naylor Leyland 1 0 0 Mrs. Porter, Cvlwyn Bay 0 10 6 Mrs. Mellor, Abergele 0 10 6 The Hon. Mrs. Hewitt 0 10 0 Mfs. Magee, Pool Park 3 3 0 Miss Mesham. 1 1 0 Mrs. Buddicom 1 0 0 Mrs. Jenkins. 0 10 G John Davies, Ecq, Denbigh 0 10 0 Mrs. Andrews. Llwyn Aled 05 0 r, Titley Williams, Llanrwst 0 10 6 Mrs. Roes, Wrexham 10 0 Mrs. Thomas Bury, Wrexham 0 10 0 Mrs. Percy James, Wrexham 1 1 0 Mrs. Venables Kyrke .110 Mrs. G. Frater, Wrexham 0 10 6 Mrs. H. C. Wynne Edwards 1 1 0 Col. G. Giegson Ellis 1 0 0 Mrs. Parry Jones, Prestatyn .050 Miss Parry Jones, Prestatyn 0 5 0 Irs. John Brock, Colwyn Bay 11 0 Mrd. Fenwick, Wrexham 0 10 0 Mrs. Pilkiogton, Erbistock Hall 10 0 Mrs. Parry, Pengwern 11 0 Miss Gabriel Roberts 0 10 6 Mis. Jenkins, Bryn Celyn 0 10 6 Mrs. Denton, Maes Heulyn 0 10 6 Mrs. Croom Johnson 0 10 G Miss Christmas Jones 0 5 0 J. P. Lewis. Esq. 0 10 6 Mrs. Vaughan Williams. 0 10 6 The Hon. Mrs. T. C. Best 1 0 0 Mrs. William Best 1 0 0 Mrs. E. Lloyd Jones 1 1 0 The Misses Thomas, Llantysilio 110 Mrs. J. Coster Edwards 0 10 0 Mrs. Lawton Roberts 0 10 0 Mrs. R. F. Graesser 0 10 6 The Misses Drinkwater 0 10 G Mrs. Frank Jagger 0 10 6 Mrs. J. C. Edwards 0 10 0 Mrs. C. W. Richards 0 10 0 Mrs. G. W. Spurring 0 10 6 Mrs. C. W. Tottenham 0 5 0 Mrs. Jenkins, Llangollen Vicarage ..050 Mrs. T. W. Thomas, Rhosvmedre Vicarage 0 5 0 Mrs. R. S. Richards 0 5 0 Mrs. Everitt 0 5 0 Miss Hylton 0 2 6 Mrs. W. Tanqueray 0 5 0 The Lady Trevor 1 0 0 Mrs. Myddelton, Chirk Castle 0 10 0 Mrs. R. Storey, Llanarmon Tower 1 1 0 The Lady Storey, Nantyr 0 10 0 Mrs. Barnes, The Quit-ta 0 10 0 James Darlington, Esq. 1 1 0 Mrs. H. Storey, Lancaster 0 10 0 Mrs. Withers, Chirk 0 10 0 Mrs. Wilkin, Chirk 0 5 0 Mrs. Hughes. Glyndwr 0 10 6 Rev Waiter Williams 0 2 6 The Hon. R D H Cochrane 0 2 6 Mrs. Mahler, Bronygarth 0 10 0 Miss Humphreys, Chirk. 0 5 0 Miss Darlington, Chirk 0 5 0 Mrs. Monck 0 2 0 Mrs. France Hayhurst, Bronygarth 0 5 0 Mrs. Parry Jones, Glyn 0 10 0 Mrs. Jones, Hand Hotel, Chirk 0 3 0 Mrs. Edwards, Chirk 0 2 0 Mrs. S. Lloyd, Chirk 0 2 0 Mrs. Lavis, Chirk 0 2 0 Mrs. Steele Roberts, Chirk 0 5 0 Mrs. Fell Abraham, Pontfadog 0 5 0 Mrs Rooper, Glyn 0 10 0 Mrs. Bishop, Pentre 0 3 0 Miss F Peel 0 1 0 Collected by Colour-Sergt. Prince. Mrs. Dyke Dennis 0 10 0 Mrs. George Saint 0 2 6 Mrs. Jones-Hoberts 0 2 G Collected by the Misses Morris. Mr. J. R. Roberts 0 2 6 Mr. John Gibbons 0 1 0 Mr. LI. Kenrick 0 5 0 Mrs. Haigh 0 6 0 Collected by Mrs. Griffiths. R. Griffiths, Grove Adwy 0 1 0 Miss Mitchell 0 1 0 Miss Ashford 0 1 0 Mr. Griffiths 0 1 0 Collected by Mrs. Scott. T) 101. 0 1 0 E.S. 0 1 0 J Wrighb 0 0 6 J Ashford 0 1 0 R Lloyd 0 1 0 A Friend 0 1 0 W.J.B. 0 1 0 F.F. 0 1 0 G. M. Walker 0 0 G L. W. Southern 0 1 0 Collected by Mrs. Harbourne. Mr. FitzHugh 1 0 0 M Foster 0 2 6 S A Hughes 0 5 0 W Vaughan Griffith 0 5 0 J Vaughan Griffith 0 2 6 S Vaughan Griffith 0 2 6 R Thed. Jones 0 2 6 LI. Carrington 0 2 6 F. W. Mason. 0 2 6 I R. George Jones .050 I C. Lloyd 0 1 0 l W. M. Carrington 0 1 0 J. E. Jackson 0 1 0 A. Davies 0 1 0 Mrs. J. H. Roberta 0 1 0 Coilectedby Colour-Sergt. JV, SIiiire. Mrs. J. S. Hoilings 0 5 0 Mr. Arthur E. Evans 0 5 0 Mr. G. Bate 0 2 6 Mr. A. Brown 0 5 0 Mr. U. Lloyd 0 2 6 Mr. T. Samuel 0 2 0 Rev. J. E. Toinpscn 0 1 0 Mrs. G. Thomas, Esless .010 Mr. H. Brown 0 1 0 Ex-Colr-Sergt. Ed. Evans 0 2 6 Mrs. Fieber, Old Black Horse 0 1 0 Rev. Thomas Jones, Rhostyilen 0 1 0 Mrs. Lyons o 5, 0 Mr. J. Cooper 0 1 0 Botanic 11. W. Co., Rhostyilen 0 1 o Mr. Parry, Manor Farm. 0 1 0 Mr. Fearnall, Hafodybwch 0 1 0 Mr. Robert Daniel 0 1 0 Mr. Allen Thomas 0 1 0 Mr. Alfred Darby 0 5 0 Collected by Colour-Sergt. W. Humphrey*. Mr. M. Jbnes 0 2 6 W.J.P. 0 5 0 C. it. S, P. o 2 I) Mr. Fred Beirno 0 5 0 Miss Butt & Co., Ltd. 0 10 6 Councillor J. S. Stanford 0 2 6 Mr. Isaac Moses 0 2 6 Mrs. E. Dyke 0 2 0 Mr. A. Seymour-Jones 0 10 0 M.B. 0 2 6 Dr. S. Ed wards-Jones 0 5 0 Mr. Willis Srerrett 0 2 0 Mr. S. G. Jarman 0 5 0 Mr. Vaughan. 0 2 0 Collected by Serrjt.-Tirummzr S. II, Balsom. J. H. B. 0 5 0 Mr. A fred Owen 0 5 0 Mr. W. A. Wrighb 0 5 0 Mr. W. E. Samuel 0 5 0 Mr. John Bury 0 5 0 Mr. J. H. Pierce 0 5 0 Mr. iVank Sisson 0 5 0 Mr. R. J. Powell 0 2 6 Mr. J. Stevens 0 2 6 Dr. Enoch Mosa 0 5 0 Mr. C. Davies 0 2 6 Mrs. E.$. Evans 0 5 0 Mr. T. Buchanat rTaylor. 0 5 0 J.M., F.D.,G Jones. 0 3 0 Mr. W. Thomas 0 2 6 J. K. Powell 0 2 6 ;) Messrs. W. & R. Fletcher per Mr. J. frames 0 3 6 Mr. Hutchinson 0 2 6 Mr. John Rogers t 0 Mr. W. Beirne 0 2 6 Mr. P. M. Lewis 9 2 6 Mr. W. J. Willett 0 2 6 Mr. E. Hanmer 02 6 Mr. J. Whittingham 0 2 (j Mr. Robert Roberts. 0 2 G Mr. J. Price Evans 0 2 6 Mr. L. B. Rowland 0 2 6 Mr. W. B. Phillips 05 0 I Collected by Sergt. W. JIWWh I Mr. J. Allington Hughes 0 10 O. Mrs. Reginald James 010 0 Mrs. Davies. Horsley Hall 1 1 0 Mrs. P. L. Rooper 1 1 6 Mrs. Campbell Mackay 0 10 6 Collected by Sergt. J. S. Robertshow. Mr. N. Mellor 0 1 0 Mr. J. H. Sampson 0 1 0 Trooper S. R. Johnson, D.H.Y. 0 1 0 Corp!. G. Panton, D.H.Y. 0 1 0 Mr. G. B. Latitner 0 1 0 Mr. H. Bafley 0 1 0 Mr. E. Robertshaw 0 1 0 Mr. Thomas Parry 01 0 Mr. H. HGrrocks 0 1 0 Trooper J. A. Chadwick, D.H.Y\ 0 10 IVIR. B-rt inlorris 01 0 Mr. J. Griffiths 0 1 0 MHS Margaret Roberts 0 2 6 Mr. Horatio Jones 0 2 6 Messrs. Jeukin and Hughes 0 1 0 A.P.M. 0 1 0 Mr. J. K Jones 0 1 0 Mr, John Rogers 0 1 0 The Liat is now Closed.

PRESENTATION TO THE Rev. W. P. Whittington, M.A. The following have subscribed to the fund which has been opened in aid of the above Presentation :— £ s. d. Amount previously acknowledged 74 12 0 Mr. F. Parkes 1 1 0 Mrs. Ooltait 1 1 0 Mrs. E. G. Mason 1 1 0 Mrs. J. Hitchin 1 1 0 Mrs. David Jones 1 1 0 Mrs- G. H. Thomas 0 10 b Capt. William Casson 1 1 0 Veu. Archdeacon Griffith I 1 0 Dr. B. L. Thurlow 0 10 6 Mr. A. Hill-Jones 0 10 6 Dr. A. E. Davies 1 1 0 Dr. A. D. Low 0 10 6 Capt. F. B. O. Cole 1 i 0 Dr. A. Crace Calverb 0 10 0 Mr. W. A. Lewis 0 10 6 Dr. J. E. Scales 0 10 6 Mr. A. Lloyd Jones 0 10 6 Mr. H. P. Hall 0 10 6 Mr. P. Evans. 0 2 6 Mr. R. H. Williams and Miss A. M. Williams 0 10 6 Mr. G. McConnell 0 5 0 Mr. H. Speakman 0 10 6 Rev. J. M. Price 0 5 0 Mrs. Muirhead 1 5 0 Mr. J. T. Muirbead 0 15 0 Mr. R. Muirhead 0 15 0 Mr. M. Muirhead 0 15 0 Mr. D. Muirhead 0 15 0 Mr. L. Muirhead 0 15 0 Mr. W. P. Owen 0 5 0 Mr. W. D. H. Roberts 1 1 0 Rev. J. T. Fisher 0 10 6 Mr. H. Jones. 0 5 0 Mr. E. H. Reveley 0 10 0 Mr. W. Williams 0 5 0 Rev. R. S. Davies 0 10 6 Mr. W. Lifton Wynne 3 3 0 Dr. W. W. Herbert. 2 2 0 Mr. D. McKinlay Davies 0 10 6 Mr. W. G. Rigby 1 1 0 Mr. E. A. Galien 0 5 u £ 105 17 <& Subscriptions to the above Fund snould be sont to the Hon. Secretary, Mr. G. Inglis, at The Grammar School, Ruthin, or paid to the Whittington Presentation Fund" account either at tne London and Provincial Bank or at the London, City and Midland Bank, Ruthin. The Subscription List will be closed on the 30th June. 712

DENBIGH- THE HAY HARVEST. The hay harvest in thu Vale of Clwyd has commenced. The crops are verv light this year owing to the lack of rain in the eariy pit), of the season. SERVICE AT WHITCHURCII. The usual service was h-Id at Whitchurch on Sunday afternoon, when there was a crowded congregation prPsent. The Bishop r.f St Asaph, was the special preacher, and ha delivered a, very interesting discourse. EXTRAORDINARY WEATHER. This week we have been favoured with some extraordinary weather. Oij Wednesday even- ing a severe thunderstorm, preceded by a heavy shower of hailstones passed over the Vale, and yesterday (Thursday) some torreutial downpours of rain, accompanied by Fome heavy claps of thunder, wero the order of the day. HUNG UP Putvcli this week has an excellent cartoon depicting the Prime Minister hanging up the Welsh rabbit (ticketed ■4 Welsh Disestablish- ment ") in the cold storage room. Uuderneath are the words:—"Mr Asquit.h (to Welsh Rabbit) Afraid you must be hung up, but you shall come out first thing nexo year, if you're good!" Ib is said that the Welsh) members do not appreciate the joke. FIRE During the early hours of Sunday the fire alarm was given, and about 3 30 a.m. the fire brigade arrived on the scene of the fire, with the I haudeart," and found that the stables, in the occupation cf Mr Edward Jones, and belonging to Mr Thomas Jones, grocer, Hand Shop, Henllan-street, situated in the rear of his premises, were in flames. After a plenti- ful supply of water had been steadily poured 011 the flames, the fire bubdued, and finally was got well under control, and extinguished. It is thought that the fire commenced iu the loft, where there was a quantity of hny, but luckily put out, before the main building was reached. --= -=--===--=-=_:=-=- SUCCESSFUL "OOMISJ^MN W At the J'orrester.-i F £ to fastii As*Pr yesterday, R E Jones, ESjttffiSasfs-atzwsRf;, surf Edwards, the Asylum, wwa QØIIV petitors in flit racing and. iTT CRiGEJFiT- ri .ie valo of Clw\c( (Th'ir^dny), pla}ed the geo at Shrewsbury, and owing ta u&z. d suited in a draw. Next mS. the full scores. N.W.C. LI MIL E Thf> unBuai meeting of thttJS-SFjetmO** I eague wli, ha 1 eld at U.;i!1íåf>!ÍŒ£dt)u morrow afternoon, •wheat ihtt &tiffl:iN1' cc Hints and balDX'cc fsiisiC- \i.:r;t< pret.iJ,JV n i other business gosie t-Iz. PHQPvELtET „ Yesterday (ThiiisdayJ, a LAZ<few" place at the ILl] fL tei, D,, < 'kugh and Cc., auctic/ £ 'sH ZJtr dwelling house situati.din M;.rbot-p;<se. T.10 biddi.ie; and gracua'Iy ras e 0 &C houses we., e wi'.tidr&wn fe; f; ..s:d. LLAN(ismf!ir.s»Mr..t Ihe nan MLniual af 1 sheep, pigs, d,¡g'<. p l;c_ x Llangollen < n Friday, U k- .1 vef 4 .ttiiacUve tc.ieaule of pnz. m fed# this year, aDd every efljct IIK.* 4ot m c,iter f.,r the exbibitocs' seerb' pleasui i. The sf of ti1' aioft popular jutlgea -hsm .arl.I" 'eady ihe show premises <4 For schedule atfd li%t of ta& W Jackson 57, Berwyn- M lrad€sp<- pie awJ oi.tj«frg iffrrrjso# Fi ver thoukl be .tW,1$" isavn efl^[ which are being fa o ja<} »^ ssetfj i (J tie towa and neighba4i?la« £ F oiiculatioD are ti e Cxxec !ibJ1 piece* and/5 rios.Sijap «<s«<4riewtfid[ -ion in appe<»r&uc* and rwig^solatia, silver, and .-re ci/il iuit •of by bunk experts. Sewscai-^uaMwr be destroyed at tL-a ittutfnt, who I)(,und to adopt thta :.Ja, m dutc I trade-pecpie should fw em t."t.-¡ eø II the coins received,

Births, Marriages, and Deaths. BIRTHS. WILLIAJIS, June 23 d, the wife of Mr Robert Jjhu William- gardener, 83, Park-street, of a daughter—first-born. DEATHS. ELLIS.- At Tynypistyil, Liangynhafal, where she had gone on a visit, Mrs Miry Ellis. 17, Postoffica-lane, Denbigh (widow of the late Mr Joseph Ellis, Chapel House, Green, Denbigh), aged 67 years; and was interred at Trelnant churchyird to-day (Friday). IN MEMOHIAM. GRIFFITHS.—In ever-loving menor-y of our dear father, who passed peacefully away June 23th, 1908. IILLR. Iu loving memory of my dear father, Mr Gaorge T Miller, first station- master of Denbigh, who departed this life ou June 23rd, luOU. Ever fondly remembered by his son. George J Miller. U S.A. WILT,lAli,s.-In loving n-iemory of JohnWilliaws, of Eron Pare, Prion, near Denbigh, who de- parted this life June 23rd, 11)08. From his sorrowing Wife aud Children.

County MagJsteaf-fj# c.t. V\ to x KrJBAv.—Before M (in ttu1 c .aii) ann Mr W £ SCHOOL NOX ATvmilfeSCg: FuLL PEN AL Ii: Toe only Ou-»Jtiees« Court was a ^eh<x>i «ass«» j* which Jamea {n-5.f;r, oo Pare Post} n Kstato, ua-, (til pr sending his boy, aged^3,-Sat I Mr Waiter 0 JIM..f':fo"'lfd.¿ ELattfi* appeared to prostcu/a t1}f. ot local education couiiiicctGe, JKJN?. -&:ted tb' facts of the cose, .1t?IIZQ!t &-at defendant Lad DOdU h'6.U >t-fl1-q- [Aft8Í chance, but ow;u. W ism not giving the M iaatStgj* ti* f40" the boy's age ciiey W(-t ■> case to Court. Csa register at fienllaa ilws Wf- f* \It* oØ 13, and he would sot oø I November next, fe iaft sa Y. lat., Rud went to livj&.afi tssftv, Lf»"' rhaiadr, since wbØfl fJIJ attended school, atsd fcasi an assistant titis 10s a wetk. They trouble with the sskiy for a substantial Roger Pry ce, tfee and Mr llumphroyg Sijeeaxk. K{r;6 err dence in support of Me Jmxjf HSxijeateBb' The defendant said. be 1iir.g to tØJ except that the boy WQIi as pants.ot age, but he 0mvo It, The CuairuaaB said tins jj dmlag the defendaat was Ut~mvL*$d. to tøø given proper iiAocm&i&wi 4m. w, a&e boS ajre. He had attois^iai byeiaws, and tfaef Id rxm. unsatisfactory CaMe., Aof. iN dsoCK. IlDe4. tbØ full penalty— £ i 2ICcL-c;<t#

Denijjg h mguf WSint Congregationafists;4 AsnujJ .COR The Denbighshire atstl .Mhbiœ CotF gregatitnalibts Ix id Gfitsir,5«. at Denbigh on IÆ'-edu>s.. Ihyl, prosiUed over t,4m .r-?t. G¡øg and gave a short Mdt"t2 tb6 need of iucreaead far ier ligious woik in ordec te aaaeeap-itf of holding bheawa, -eu.dAÍ".1'H. which were got up for The Rev T Illtyd J fff received as a oew tuif 000' dolence were passed wiili eA-,d 4briliet the late Rev W Hi-zitAxidv? {t> Mrs Evans, Llaatfeala, Oa the motiun o{ C H\rven, seconded by 'the &r etude,. Denbigh, the passed :—That this co,3, ( tionaHsts of '¡9;J'bUÆ oi/I.ttI fo.ij.u:œbitØ expr esbes itskeea (JxaA tbØ Welsh Disestabitshete3s £ 1&4- &as bed abandoned this c.. wbil&6 acknowledging tbs Siiaister* definite promise t-hz6 tire {PH i be thl first measure carrto^ .-Sfewwgii St lkG e&rlf stHges next .auriia W.-4-,e UPO-0 the Welsh members aøiie4, determined, and if .r:)!nt action that Use bifi skat( txs-mom ic.ioØ next eessioB that M £ wx&*r bøI promised. The report tfea towards tfao hoadosL ieti1 and Home Mtissicas, tsza uvetd. man1 as well tts too pepoc6<?f i&s eoØø mittee, which wae ,.re..t:1Î. ■& £ Sle JfJÐéJØf Ponty bodkki. It was decided fee 4 w. tr-tenois, musical festival with X. [£ of D,jjbigh, Mr Richards. A Sunday schoei mus held iØ tho atterooun, Mr K>&øa Jt. <,t eoedø p" th. presiding. wetØ -ut)>iiitte<i aurl Miss CU¿ :t\Il.1dl Flint, gave a uiodel Inswap œ:£ Mr Rai* •Jones, Holywell, reit4 sr oø Teacher's HunflJbfeefci" T!ie pr^aelnag taoetiaas imxss- apeIIeff oIJ Wetin«.,M<Jay evenia^ w&km. rrpori1*^ preacher WaS the 1W ..I WiUinntS* Pentre, Rhoadda, -pte ^C £ -«eosMt 811 0$' tremely fine Vbx* mtsMitil gentleman is welI trewwE ««« mmt and powerful ^readbec, t'Wi fnJ. seared many signal sueoesasi aii dws Natioo^ Eisteddfod, Ifceio^ ittwa tJardi6 chairs in succesbioc4 as eM {Ring sØ- adjudicator at tfeo SHnteddfo^' held in London (rat qwa&- The other preacher on Wedaeods.f- was tb& Rev H Hughes, M -A Carmfiff. TW services were held im- tJM S Oiiapel, and were very wed- Yesterday "wjtm congregations both ac lite &matt-is,, aø6 Capel Mawr Ona^t-Xa* spect*' preachors were the J g Tbomosf Coed poe t b E Joiies, td -t- gkyt Tkoms# Nicholson, J J Wiliiiragp and v Jones.

Birthday maneAO46 Tho Lisb of Bsaocc* time no nevtf Peers have been ccetLbed^ seraeai apodal menta to bha Privy Oxm^SS ffswRieteand& Knighbs. One of tke CotEueiifc^s is Sle Hudson E Kearley, K 1LP, who has α- shooting box aud eqtnor ant BfymtrilLyzyr Denbigh. One ef Oka StdXPSte ir 3Ir- Arthur Odmonrt Williams, M-P- Cae l&rno-netfr. Among the 33 Knights is J £ r-fa&a Oftataa, prnnrietof of tbe •• South Wales Oailvyiatme -flnntit Walea Echo," Cardial llz giAfaB, director the Western Maif* ^CSaB5a8TCotLiws{i, asrdiifr and of the News of tim Mr Hentf W Lucy, the well -kno" founmofivk aod Tobif M.P. of "Punch," wáa itqpa life as a re- porter at Shrewsbury; an I J&-T T L Sestim- brick, M.P., brother-io-faur do La4 1(atIøe 11J Nant HaM.