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NORTH WALES NEWS. Colwyn Bay's New Station. Pretty Wedding at Old Colwyn. Serious Charge Against Soldiers at Conway. Harvest Prospects in Conway and Clwyd Valleys. Choral Festival at Llandyrnog. Sad Death at Eglwys- bach. The Llanrwst Whitsuntide Eisteddfod. The Water Supply of Llanddulas. Scholarships for Llandudno Children. Snow in July at Llangerniew. Accident at Talycafn. Denbigh's New Stationmaster. 'At i moottag of the County School Govern- ors, Towyn. held on Saturday, tenders were opened for the erection of new classrooms. IThe contract was secured by Messrs Reea SJoncs and Son. Towyn, at the sum of £ 3850- IEhe buildings a.rA to be completed by the 1st jjuly, 1908- One of the most important fairs of the year in South Carnarvonshire was held on Saturday M Criccieth. The wages of the hay-mowers iwere fixed at from 13s to 22s per week. There as an exceptionally large show of horaes. and & largo number chaaiged hands, light horses at from £ 20 to £ 32 and heavy from £ 40 to £ 50. iMiloh cows wont from B10 to 215, and heifers in calf j39 to C12. JSdwin Edwards, a fajrm labourer, aged abotit 50, died at Holywell on Saturday as the imalt of accidentally falling downstairs at a lodging-house in Penyball the previous night, By the fall he fractured his skull and never re- gained consciousmeee- He was well-known to farmers all over Flintshire by the name of "Ned Tryddyn." he being a native of Trydd- yn, near Mold. Tho oab&Bs-mn in number-which are re- quired for the transmission of power for the electrio trajnway are being laid from the iNwth- W Hotel to the Llandudno Coun- jnl's generating station. Colonel Yorke, of the of Trade will inspect the line from Llandudno to Colwyn Bay on the 9th inst. The hay harvest has become pretty general flow in North Wales, though the showery ijyeather haa grea.tly interfered with carrying Operations. The crops are heavy, but, owing Jfco tho excessive moisture, the grass in places shows signs of having begun to rot at the Ixoot, The Denbighshire Licensing Authority have Bxed the three following amounts of compensa- tion for the licences extinguished this yeax-- The Swan Inn, Ruthin, £ 600; Royal Oak. jRuthin, 2400; Royal Oak, Llanarmon £ 250; Cross Guns, Erryrys. £ 250; Old Labour-in- Wain Inn. Ruthin. £400. Cress Foxes beer- house. New Brighton, Minera.. 9135 New Brighton Tavern, New Brighton, Minera. £ 350, JB155. The Authority rejected a claim of tl611 for tlhe Market Vaults, Abergele, and te assessment was referred to the Inland Re- yooue,

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OLD COLWYN.

ABERGELE.

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EGLWYSBACH.

HOLYWELL.

LLANFAIR.

LLANSANNAN.

LLANRWST.

LLANDDULAS.

LLANDUDNO.

IRHOS-ON-SEA.

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