The Welsh Coast Pioneer and Review for North Cambria

FOOTBALL. LEAGUE-FIRST DIVISION. Results up to Saturday, February 29th:— Goals. P W. L. D L<. A Pta. Manchester T. 26 19 4 3 61 29 41 Newcastle U. 27 12 6 9 51 34 33 Sheffield- W. 26 15 9 2 58 40 32 Burr .28 tO 9 9 44 44 29 Proton .N. E. 28 10 9 9 40 40 29 Citv 26 10 8 8 46 41 28 Miililiesbrough 29 10 12 7 35 38 27 29 9 11 9 43 50 27 Liverpool 25 11 10 4 47 35. 2 Aston Villa 26 9 9 8 46 43' :?6 Everton 26 11 11 4 46 47 26 Now, Forest 27 8 9 10 44 45 26 Bristol City 27 9 10 8 44 48 26 c-L 27 11 13 4 41 53 26 Woolwich A. 29 9 12 8 42 55 26 Notts County 28 9 12 7 29 34 25 Blackburn li. 27 9 11 7 38 49 25 -Suntlerlart(i 29 10 16 3 56 60 2Q Bolton VV'tiers 28 10 15 3 36 45 23 Birmingham 27 6 11 10 23 42 22 SATIJITDAY", MATCH Liverpool 3, Bristol City 1. -Nbtt.s Forest 5, Everron 2. Sheffield United 2. Woolwich 2. Black bunt Rovers 3. Bolton Wandererj 2. Chelsea 2, Hunderlanù 1. -Bury 0 Manchester City 0. Manchester United 1, Birmingham 0.

LEAGUE-SECOND UIVISION- lleuilts up to Saturday, February 29th:— Goals. P W- L. D. F. A PIA. Bradford City. 28 18 5 5 68 28 *1 Derby 27 17 6 4 62 27 ?8 Oldham Athletic 36 17 6 3 55 29 37 Fulham 27 16 7 4 57 33 36 Xfull City 29 17 10 2 53 47 36 W .:t Brom A. 28 14 7 7 44 27 35 Burnley 28 14 8 6 55 37 34 Leicester Fosse 27 13 6 8 47 33 34 W'hamptaa W. 28 11 10 7 35 30 29 Stoke 27 12 12 3 38 31 27 Gamslboro* T. 23 10 13 5 35 57 25 Clapton Orient 26 9 11 6 33 46 24 toekport C. 28 8 13 7 35 47 23 Leeds City 28 8 14 5 41 55 23 Barrsiey 26 9 13 4 42 43 22 Glcssop 26 7 13 6 38 55 20 Blackpool 27 5 15 7 37 47 17 Grimsby Town 26 5 16 5 26 55 15 Lincoln City 28 6 20 2 40 71 14 Chesterfield 25 3 15 6 28 72 14 SATUROAV'q M"TftHE8- 'Oldham Athletic 4, Chost-orfiold 0. Clapton Orient 2, Barnsley 0. Leicester rOilsc 3, West Bromv.ich A. 0. Giossop 2, Bradford City 2. Wolverhampton W. 3, Lincoln City 0. Burnley 1, Grimsby Town 0. I full City 3. Stockport County 2^ Blackpool 1, Stoko 0. Fulham I. Leeds City 0. iJerby County 4, Gainsborough Trinity L

THE COMBINATION. Results up to Saturday, February 29th:—■ Goab P W. L. D F. A. P ta- Tranmerc R 17 13 1 3 58 17 29 Chester 18 13 3 2 61 22 28 Crevvo A 21 12 7 2 58 39 25 Whitchurch 17 11 3 3 58 28 25 Oonnah's Quay 20 11 6 3 44 40 25 Oswestry United 17 11 3 3 47 25 25 Druids 19 9 7 3 47 47 21 Nantwich 16 6 6 4 47 38 16 Chirk 21 8 13 0 37 43 16 Bangor 19 7 11 1 29 56 15 Rhyl 18 4 12 2 37 52 10 Wrexham 20 4 14 2 31 67 10 Birkenhhr-ad 22 3 15 4 25 56 10 \Vci.:shpùol 17 2 13 2 23 6J 6 SATURDAY'S MATCHES. Bangor 2. Connah's Quay 0. Welshpool 5. Birkenhead 1. Tranrnere Rovers 2. Chester 2. Crewo Alexandra 4. Druids 0. Oswestry United 3, Wrexham 0. Rhyl 1, Whitchurch 0

BANCIOR v. CONNAHSQUAY. MUDLARKIiNG AT BANGOR. (By "Hccardcr.") Cm mall's Quay paid their flitt visit to lhngor on Sailurday. Dcapite t.heir creditable record the visitors did not attract a largo gate, bat probably tho threatening &»ate of llu weather ihad imach to (to with tlilC e.ma!!itms of tiie at- lendanoo. For the homo <«am Walter Jow,s, tho Carnarvon pivot, turned out, and Hub Ro- berts made ihia re-a.p.pearairrr'e aiftcr a. temporary ■absenoo owillg to a leg injury. The tea.nio we,re Banker: Ted Owen; BrjK Roberta and 11 w if a Wiillarus; D. '1'. Daviow, J. A^ridgo, and. ALL Thomas II. Owen. Walter Jones, "Dick Jcnpe II. Daviej, and Oliver. Conwth** v Quay: Lloyd; Perm and HewiU; J. Grlffitih". h van's, and LUlmoorg-; If. K Lumber^, J. a4rt,(! Referee: Mr Browne. Jones. Rthyl. Tho same Parted at a good pace, the vudiors being the fi-nit to attack, but the outekle I'e,5t guilty of a. bad Wahcj J()!r <<lI!Y custingu&ned lmnseif, am-d aft or some teliittf i"ii- «ivtdual work !h>e parted to Oliver, who how ever. could gef no forrader. Tvio groucd wad Ifberahjr coated with iwid. wftiidi eaia-ed the to in ir.vohintary acrobatic feats Alt. Thomas rotKcd a wauid of dheers by fkine an from C, range and it took Lloyd "all hirl Umo to clear. Roberta, tho vitsitira* -outside -Vet. soon showed that J*> w-a* a tfan-gerou* cus- tomer. The visitor., woro now getting the h-tit ci tho arg-u-ment and were (Hvn.tiiwaiiy^opor.a.tiu- m ttbe Barngor Ji-aif. At. Hug-hio Ow«,f. •who had been starved all aWg, gs>.t c-ain-t.' am} though hampered he finkihe-d up well, Walter as usual, going for the goalkeeper. iVfter THE FIRST GOAL. goo.l work by H Davies, the ball was pa^.J to \V.dl.er Jo.nes, iVho seoired tiho first goal For second t.me in the nytfcoh II. Owen obtained t.Le UaH, and conveyed it to the visiting goal Davie^- ^0ha<f!K>i difficulty in scoring. A minute later Austwt nearly eoored for tihe Quiv. who forced a corner kick, ami Neefe se^.t fn head kick aap into goaJ, bat Ted Owen wm on the aieirt, and made a hriJiiant eave. The viBit-ors were in a dangerous nxx>ct, beino- ex- o&j.tiQ.naj 1 y fast on bhe tall, and fn ""iftlf1K" TT' Da"v,eii ,saved tw<> oci'tain goals Ifalf-fcim-e: Bangr«r, 2; Oormah's Quay. 0 rn '•OeORKl half the visitors. forced a «>. r.or. from wmch, however, nothing octa-rr<»d t j 0ir 'T' e?? Jor'^ l«ad a pot at Krat. I lug hie Owen bad a with J. C-if- v!1' l'-1? "t1' ancJ °"° of tiw had 4'aded badly. The A»h uiiKt just now rmKtii to tho ami^.p-^nt oe tho piayem Oliver put in one of h, •etc. is tic rushes, and after beating all opposition A BRILLIANT SAVE. fc? passed to R. Jones, wiho. taking deliberate ? ";■ 80"t a,!o,153 thf ground, but Lloyd made a i.rCKlent of fcho 3.tcli pr.u p. l .d n«r. Willi.™, „m!W u',» «'h<m witih the rtvult. that Austin was chance and he darted np the field at top 6Pexf 10. owcd by Hwfa. Ted Owen left i,is chun«i' but, he ootdd not dear the ball so he Jay AND then threw it IK?(.ween his legs to \y,L 11.-niF, wtno cjcared. The crowd dltcered L;o=nd v»"ing gpalkeepcr, for a couple of fiJ successive eaveo. Fro^n end to end [.a:i ^ave! od very quickly, the Baagor gcol having ^krp!aS?rOW but n° further Final result: Bangor, 2; Connah's Quay, rdi

RHYL v. WHITCHURCH. VICTORY FOR THE SEASIDER3. On Saturday Rhyl nad a visit from Whit. cm.rc^ and sucoccdcd in winning- by 1 goal to n!,a Was timed to start at 3.15, but it 3.40 the ball was set rolling There v.e„, a g-oo-diV' number of spectator. and ii-L, Rhyl did not IV* V a showr as their suj,porter, had rV, eXp°-Ct-, ft was old com .se«iLness m front of goal. v d lint »"h« ahvl had the of th0 i 'f but the visitors put on such an excellent defcnce that tn0 interval arrived with a clean Hi' h \VaS tfiCn e^pecr^ that with the win" i /'Ur th° '!Sltor;i v'ou!(1 h-^e done Letter and at time, if appeared as if they w-re to be the v;ctors. It was not until nearly the close o. tue same that Harrison managed to fr-d th^ net. lie received a very neat^s from La,V'H. and scored the only goal of the day. Llppin again forked well, as did also W. J. Hughes. J. Jones for a time ha.d to leave the iield, being wmdod. Tha teoi, Wcro as follows:—• Rhyl :^TBirc5, goal; J. Jones and J. W. Ellis, fu.ll backs; JiflTughes. J. W. Ellis, a.nd W. Wil- liams. halves; liennet't. Harrwrn, J. Hughes, H. Hughcf, and Lappin, forwards. Whitchurch:-—J. Jpnes, gct; Lindop and Ban- ton. full backs; Pendlebury, Callows, and Mitch- ell, hJYes; Eardloy, J. Foster, Clarke, Roberts, and Vaughan, forwards.

NORTH WALES oG AST LEAGUE. FIRST DIVISION. I" North Wales Chroniclo Challentro CUD.) Results, up to Saturday, February 29th :— Goals. P. W. L D. F A. Pta- Ba.ngor lie-;erva 14 9 2 3 52 22 21 Holyhead- 13 9 4 0 46 15 18 CeaumarH 3 8 4 1 è5 24 17 Carnarvon lr. 16 8 7 1 39 42 17 Llandudno A. 14 6 5 3 20 23 15 Khvl Reserve 14 6 6 2 45 30 14 Denbigh 14 6 7 1 27 30 13 C'olwyn Bay r. 14 5 7 2 3D 36 12 Blaenau Fes. 12 6 6 0 28 46 12 Lianrv.st 14 5 9 2 14 41 8 Conway 15 3 11 1 26 55 7 I SATURDAY'S MATCHES. Denbigh 6 Carnarvon O. Blaenau Festiniog 4. Llandudno A. 3.

DENBIGH TOWN v. CARNARVON UNITED. CAR,NARVON'ITES WELL BEATEN. (By "Caledfryn"). Denbigh Town entertained Carnarvon United on Saturday. In view of tho good garue which tcok placa at''Carnarvon, a very good crowd lined the ropes when the gamo started in charge of Referee Frank Beech, Rhyl. Carnarvon had only one of their regular players on the field, and could only muster ten me.n all told. How- ever. a Carnarvon man who works in Denbigh happened to be eligible, and played in goal, thus making the eleven. Denbigh were without R. Morris F.varns. who was appearing as outside right for Everton Reserve*? ag'ainst St. Helen's Recs. The teams were:—• Denbigh: God, Sam Griffiths; hacks, Luther Evans and R. T. Williams; half-backs, D. G. Williams, Reos and W. O. Hughes; for- wards, E. E. Davic3, T. A. Davies, T. Davics, II. Randier and D. Ber wyn Davies. Carnarvon: ..Goal, Parry Roberts; backs, E. Ba.ston and W. R. Thomas (oapt.); half-backs. II. Williams, J. Sullivan and E. Billings; for- wards, T. Pany. C. Bohantia, D. Dark, D. R. Jones and F. Sullivan. Carnarvon having lost the toss kicked off down the field with the sun at their hacks. Thoy immediately made an incursion to the Denbigh half of the field, but Luther Evans checked them, and transferred tho leather to. T. A. Da- vies. who passed to E. E. L).ivies. Tho latter raced lItr, and was chocked by Thomas, but 6oon returned1, and centred. The home pivot failed to gather the lII, whicl, came out to Randies, v ho registered the dr^t. point after two minutes' play. Carnarvon, aft:* resuming, soon changed the venue, and after one of the homo backs had handled outside tho penalty area Griffiths clever- ly negotiated a hot shot. from the foot of Wil- liams. F-E. Davies wi-s given possession Lv I). G. Wiliiatpis but Thomas pulled him up at tho expense of a corner. The kick was well taken, but headed over. From tho kick-out, E. E. Davies was again in possessioin, and racing up sent in a very deceiving .shot, which boat Roberts, and put tho homesters two up. Car- narvon took up the running, and hotly assailed tho homo goal, but Griffiths dealt with hot shot., in an exceedingly clever manner. Carnarvo.u were again aggressive, but failed to penetrate the homo defence. Pressure was at length re- lieved by F. Sullivan, who stmt yards wide. From the kick-out D. n. Davies was put in po. session by his partner. Randies, and centred, but E. E. Davies shot jayt c.n the wrong side of tho post. Bonvyn Davics v/as scon again on tho run, but. he caused much amusement by missing the ball altogether when he tried to shoot, and it rolled tamely over the lino before ho could recover himself. A hot attack on the Carnarvon i goal ended in Roberts bringing' off sonic mar- vellous saves whi!o full length en the flosr. Eventu illy, however, an onenin" was made for Berwyn Davies. who centred neatly, T. Daviea twrd goal. During tho second half there wiq a relentless onslaught on the Carnarvon goaf, but the home- sters faded to take advantage of the numerous opportunities. Fine centres by E. E. Davies and Iierv. vn Davies were sent over the bar by the inside men, and when tho half-backs joined in ttlfi attack they also were at fault with their shooting. T..A. Davies wau fouled about 30 yards from goal, and a free-kick awarded. Luther Evarts tcok the kick, and sent it into the net. Roberts evidently thinking' Hut he was playing under the old rules. The next goal was scored by Baston. who, in attempting to stop a hot grounder bv\ Randies, put it through "his own goal. T. Davips completed the half-dozen. The game thu3 endod in a will fur Denbigh by six goals to love. The ''football" displayed was of the poorest throughout. Randies ancTE. E. Davie* showed up to advantage, but th3 other forwards we-ro "off colour." LSew. Recs was tho pick of a good line of half-backs, in which Walter Hughes made a, very successful debut. The backs were "out of work." whilst Griffiths, in goal, did not handle. once^ during the second half. The Car- narvon goalkeeper played a pood game under the circumstances. Thomas and B^ten defended valiantly. The half-backs did not show up well, out "Settle" was sometimes good. The pick of a fomewhat weak line of forwards wero Parry and Dark.

FESTINIOG v. LLANDUDNO. DEFEAT OF THE VISITORS, On Saturday, at, Festiniog, before a fair crowd of spectators, Llandudno triod their strength against the local team. Tho visitors wero minus lis the services of one man. Mr W. LL Jones wa3 tho referee. In less than five minutes after the siart Cheer- ham scored the first goal for the visitors, and followed up this .succesa by notching two ot-her points in a short tinle. -Throughout the first- half the homesters had the bet-1 of tho game, but they were not fortunate in turning to ad- vantage opportunities for .scoring. During the preliminaries in tho second half Llandudno made some excellent exchanges, but it was not long before tho homo forwards got together. A penalty against J. Liuit resulted in IC inn ear obtaining possession, but Lunt- saved the situ'tion in grand stylo. Soon after, when the homesters had malIc several attempts to get through. W., Williams placed in the net., and fol- lowed this up by another goal later en. Ex- cept an occasional run, the visitors were forced to assume the defensive. The equdisirig goal cam from the foot of W. R. Owen (outside left)., The homesters pressed, and worked energetically to ativarice the score. Great excitement pre- vailed. At last, W. R. Hutt scored the winning goal for the Blues, from a eplendidiy-placed centre received from Jack Jones. Final score: rFestiniog, 4; Lluidudno. 3.

NORTH WALES COAST LEAGUE. SECOND DIVISION, Results up to Saturday, February 29th:— P. W. L. D. F. A. P. Rut.hin ..5 4 1 0 13 8 8 Rhuddlan Com. 5 3 1 1 11 5 7 Denbigh C-Guild 6 2 3 1 10 13 5 Denbigh Res.5 1 2 2 11 12 4 Cor wen Res- 3 0 3 0 2 9 0

NORTH WALES WEDNESDAY LEAGUE. Results tip to Wednesday, February 26th :— Goals r, P. W. L. D. P. A. Pta. liland'udno Cor. 6 4 1 1 17 9 9 4 4 0 0 15 1 8 Llaiidudmo C-elts 8 3 4 1 12 17 7 Ponim.aenanaw:r 7 3 4 0 14 20 6 Cawyn B:vy 7 1 6 0 9 20 2

_u- NOTES AND COMMENTS. (By "Critious.") Ra.ngor we;ro a trifle lucky in extracting a couple of poi-nfcs out of Colt on Saijurdiay. The Quay men, who, foy t-'he way, woido their fin": at P :1:l a fast lot; in fact, tlheiy were ifar superior io tho heme lot, in mklfield, but thoy had no idiea of I,ho location of the goail. < Uufortwn'aibCil'y for good footbal'l, the groivnd wa,5 'a. poitfoet qisagimire, aawll t'he players ir:.dtilged in remarkable aorcJbaitio- feats, whibt three, or four of tho visitors took back with tihem .sovera'l inches of Banigvea- freehicvid. The weather a talo en -the aftteiid'ainoe, w!h.ich, <kvpiie tho canvas) erection on the James'.jtireot uicto, was ratiher abtenu-aucJi. < Aibouft twenty inii,.iutm of the game had gone Waster Jcnea, the Oxm-arv-cn ferwaixl, :fc.andl :tho net for Rangw, atftcr ecsrco cxcclloat preliminary V.K rlc by Hnigiiie Owe.n, v.ho might (have been given ..more to do. Then H. Daviea gave Lloyd no earthly cih- tnee with- a grer.rxler, and at the interval Bat'jor wero by a couple of goal*. » The orwy. incident of note ia tlte ecoencl hxK wa.s a awarded the visitors w:hv. tha-nis to tihe tine goal keeping cf Ted Owen, failed to (score. His oonvrcfrc, Llay.d, IRlt the oad, ale(r> did i-.oime olevc.1' things, for which the crwd cheered' him. Whilet hm coiieague v,a, at top foein, Pcb Robetiia wau weak oiwing to fo:s injured knee, and mo tihouild wait itrulil Itis limb as iright befare'h-e tlUJL, out a.gaj!n. A. Thomas was the beiifc per- faiMKir in the hallf-baek line. Tlse foirvvard line can do with a bustling player c.f the ritauip of Walter Jone?, who., eividently not aocuok med to ogaiinst men ef the C!oinbinatio"a calibre, » » By far the 'befit member c!t;.be line w;:i.v Tliig'i'o Owen, who, on the few occasions he received ehc. ball, dkl soimethinig useful with it. R. Jones passed wefl, and H. Davies was in lx-tter form than usual, but Oliver 'pilayed better games,

BANGOR CHIT CHAT, Bangür were li-cky to win two pC..iutR all Saturday. Although C'onnah's Quay played a splendid- ly oorvcoirted.game tlboy failed in frcwit of goal. » « For whiifii Ilwfit was largely ,ret-ponsible. By tii-i way. what w-;mJ.a the homesters have drune without Hwfa and Airy? • » • Oliver cllnr.g to the leather raUhcr longer tflian ivad ad v a ntagoo us • » » » But Ilughie Owen was a fcroo to be reckoned with. # » The vi.V.tors' right back playe.d a great gajre. his kiekj-riig being clean and sure. *• Wal ter Jones, Bangor's new oci|u'sitio«i, and Ilivghio Davids wc;ø the sootcirs. • • • Tho Combination team are tl'fing very w-ell in their home engagements, but. havo made a poor show whibt pmylng away from Bangor. • '| Tiiey hiave only two away engagements to play agaiiIt tfbjs reason, at Wrexham and Welsh- pool. < < Their home engagements for April are as follows:—On the 4th, Chester; llt-h. Wrexham; 18th, Nantwioh; blaster Monday, Tranrnere Rovers; 25th, Druids. « ■ I anticipate that by the end of the season Bangor will finish about seventh on the table- • • • • Playing for Wrexham against Ast.on Villa. at Wrexham, in the Birmingha,m Lieague on. Saturday, was Arnold Dargie, a Bangor youth, and he gave a good display at centra forward. « # • Speaking about. Dargie. the "Athletic News" reports thus: "Among the Wrexham forwards (who were rot aggressive) was a county school pupil. 16 years of age. who promises to make a useful fooihatier. He lias plenty of pluck, dash, and speed, and his height shou.ld1 serve him well, especially-in front- of goal."

LLANDUDNO AND CONWAY WRINKLES. On Satntrdlaiy the Amateurs visited Fostiniag in feaifoh of League pointa. They were, however, ttniniccessfu!. tlie rju-a-riy- m<<n proving victors by four" goals to < < < The ipoints will iprove very uaeftd to jufiit ait i)Ta;eT.it, as t heir poaition is a veiy hianble one on t'he League ladder. « An exciwing jofciktti was witne.^ed on the Criokot FicM. I.'ar.caudne, between the <Vwalds and Rovers, it the eemi-finail for the Russell Junior Charity The Rovens provorl winners by gra's to ■r,a, and tihats qualify to meet HIe -Llandudno Aihioi".i in the final. w )t The Llandudno ground was bo&JcetI fo;r flhe semi-firjal for the Junior Cu,p between J.uani'wt.'t and Reserve. Again tijH9 teams have failed to decide which ffoaJl figure in the fi-rral. • • < Tho giamo was a tame one, but- had an ex- citing fitiiSlh. » « T'he ^Roofitotra" had a thing of H. Will Trovoir equalling wMi^a. Jree kick ju-t cat'time. One of the feature.? of the gasme was C. V. Eiia& haifc trick. w w Chisholm worked Œ1i3rcl throughoiut the g:1¡r; 1/1'3 alW diM all the Roosters' though Ned Grif- fiths ftcc-tmed to foe- fX'imewhat oil colour. Neil her team dicscirved to il-ase, and so perfaaips a. dlr tiw was tihe ibevt jre-iult, .aitihoai'gh it upi^ts the Leo g tie iaj-rangemer^te. • • Coukl rt(kt a mid-week match be enranged? < « Conway haul no matdli on Saturday, and en- gaged jet a. friendly ennotur.iteir v/itth Cct.way Ga.sl.b, which resulted in a draw of 3—3 « UnLcas the a".e.-py of the fiCfmi-frmal feir iihe JtCnior Oltip takes next .^turday, {Vi'irv/ay will entertain Rhyl Reserves on thq Morfa. J. Llewelyn Owen, who played outside left for Coiwyn Fay, eigned on for Conway, and wilil be ctbgi'bie for next j?«-tu-rday, « He wilil doubtle.SG be a vakubie acquisition to idle "Blues."

ENGLISH LEAGUE TEAMS AT RHYL, Aston Villa aro spending a week at Rhyl, and are staying at the. Marino Hydro. Newcastle United aro not training at Rhyl thioi week, bit thov will return to tho favourite resort after i_ match ou Saturday with Grimsby.

FISHING. INTERESTING INFORMATION FOR- ANGLERS. Now that the trout-fishing season lias com- mence-1 in most parts of North Wales, a feature of considerable popularity among-t anglers is tc- vtved, tiatoely, a column deyoted whollv and f.o1e- ly to timbers and fishing. A very large proportion ot the visitors arriving in North Wales are foL- lower-i of the jiiscatorial art, and an effort bus been made to supply them with reliable informa- tien of the Ulwyd, Elwy, and Conway fishery dis- tricts,—where they can fish, which waters are preserved, tho fishing conditions of rivers, cost of licenses, and w here they may be obtained, etc. We shall bo glad to receive1 aeiy contributions from fishermen as to their experiences. CLWYD AND ELWY FISHERY DISTRICT. (This includes all tributaries and streams at Llanddul.) Salmon season commences May 16th; ends No- vember 14th. Salmon rets are off on September 15th. Trout season commences March 1st; ends October 1st. Licences: Season—salmon (includ- ing trout), 20s. No weekly tickets. Season — trout, 4ij 6d. Weekly, 2s. Licenses can be obtained from tho f Rhvl.—Geo. Brooks, hairdresser, Queen atrMt. Rhuddlan.—Marsh Hotel. LJanf iirtalhaiarn.—Pest Office. St. Asaph. W. Evans and J. A. Tonikinsen, hairdresser, Plough Hotel. Trefna.nt—Trefnant Hotel. Denbigh.—Lloyd's, Bull Hotel. Ruthin.—Castle Hotel, Rouw and Sou. II. E. Joyce. Llandd u!a. — Va!ent.i r:e Hotel. Bodfari.- Victoria. Inn. PRESERVED WATERS. In the CJwyd, ticket-holders are permitted to fish the following watersFrom tao town of Ruthin to tho junction of the Clwyd and Elwy below St. Asaph, except the following portions: Mr Peaked water, Perthcwig, Trefnant; Lian- erch Park; Mr Andrew's water, Penybiyn; Mrs Rowley Conwy's water. In the Elwy, from Pont-y-Ddol to the junction pool except, from Pont Newyd-d to tho Cat's Path; from the top of the meadow above Dol- behdr Farm on tho right- bank and from the feneo opposita Dolbelidr Farm on th-3 left bank to Pont yr A!lt Goch; Mr" Luxmcore's water, Bryn Asaph Mi Eia-ns's water. Spring Gardens; Mr Andrew '3 v. ater, Pcnybryn; Mrs Rowley Conwy's water. (tolc-nel Howard. Niri Williams Wynn, and Mrs Mainwaring a!:••> preserve their waters towards Pontyddol on tho Elwy. CLWYD AND ELWY FISHING ASSOCIATION. Salmon, sea trout, and trout (including coarse fish), .-eason ticket, JE1; weekly ticket, 6s. Trout only (incluling coarse fish), season ticket, 15s; veekly ticket. 4t:i. A limited number of boua- fide working men are permitted to fish for trout and coarse fish only, on Saturdays and Bank Holidays, and after six p.m. on other days, c-i payment of 5s 6d for the season. Theee charges do not include the Conservancy Board's licences, which must be obtained in ad- dition. # Tickets and all information regarding the fish- lug may be obtained from tho following:— A barge Ie. Boe Hotel. Bodtary.—Victoria Inn. Denbigh.—Bull Hotel. Rhuddlan.—Marsh Inn. P, b'vi.-Geo Brooks, Queea-street. Ruthin.—T. Rouw and Son, E. Tegid Csen. and H. E. Joyce. fit. Asaph.—J. A. Tomkinson, William E-an.4, and Plough Hotel. St. Crcorge.—Kuiniel Arms. Trefnartt-.—Trefnant- Hotel. The- season for (rout commenoes on Maoh 15th, and clo,scs on October 1st. and for salmm commences on May 16th and closos cii NOYil b?r 14th.

NORTH WALES JUNiOR CUP. (SEMI FINAL.) LLANRWST v. RHVL RESERVE. (By "Linesman.") Thesa teams met at Llandudno on Saturday, fo' tho second time, in tho semi-final for tho Junior Cup, and again failed to decide which shall enter tho final tie. The play v.?; tamo, and there was none of the dash and vim which char- acterised the front ranks last year, and rarely any of those exciting scrimmages on ti e goal lino which were such prominent features of last year's finals. The waatner was f a tine day though th3 wind was keen. The tea-nis lined up as follows:— Llanrw3t:—R. Jones, goal; W. Owen and W. T Jcnsai full 1 backs; Jim Jones, Francis Wil- liams, and Grcnville Jones, haii-bocks; C. V. Elias, Pierce, Chishelm (capt.), A. Richard. and NEtd Griffiths, forwards. Rhyl Reserve:—Hugh Hughes, goal; Robert Roberts end A. Roberts, full backs; E. Hughes, T. Cotton (cant.), and T. Williams, half-backs; R. G. Hughes, R. E. Jonc,, R. Gallagher, J. Hughes, and J. RoberU. forwards. Referee, Mr E. Lloyd Williams. Ranger. It will be noticed thll: Rhyl were playing ten men, their outside right being absent. Cotton won the and set- the Roosters to face tho wind. Rhyl got. down with a rush, and Owen foiled tlno Rhyl outside left, arid -ivnt out to his wing. Eli:t3 got away, and centred nicely to Chisholm, who sent in a weak ground shot, which the Rhyl custodian easily negotiated. Tho Rhylites once more got possession, and made pro- gress. A corner kick proved fruitless. Will Trevor was forced to concede a corner. Tho Roosters to clear, and Gallagher found the net with a beauty, giving the Rhylitcs a one goal load. A penalty against Lltnywst, next looked dan- gerous, but. was nullified, Rhyl were smarter on the ball than their oirt>ononts, and quickly re- turned to the attk, without, however, finding the not. Llanrw-st respondod. a.nd soon the Rhyl Ot torliarl ha 1 to defend his charge. Play wai quickly tran^.erred to the other end, and Dick Jones was called upon to save, but responded gal laiitlv, and in another minute- play was again ,in close proximity to the Rhyl gcal, but Hughes listed out safely. The in dark blue onca more .wooped- down upon the Llannvst goal, and this time they worked their way through tho dofene\ and E. Hughes fouftd the net, giving Jones 110 chance of saving. A tussle ensued between the Rhyl right wing and the Llanrwst left, a.nd Chisholm gained pos- session. C. V. Elias was well pkeed at the time, and the Lla.nrw.st skipper, seeing the chance, whipped the leather across to him, and in a trice ,the outside man had it in the rigging. The Rhylites leali.'jod now that they would have to go all the way to win, and put. more energy into t-i-eir play, and the leather was c.nee more bobbing about, in the Llaiirwst goal mouth, and J. Hughes added a third point to Rhyl's ••cotr. At half-time the score was: Rhyl Reserve 3, Llan- rwst 1.. THE ROOSTERS PVLL UP THE SCORE. Tha Roosters, aided by the wind, at once as- sumed the aggressive, and Elias ha.d hard lines, the Rhyl custodian effecting two marvellous saves from his shots. At this period of the game, we were treated to a surprise by the Rhyl forwards for breaking away wit.h the nice ct<m!.matron. They beat the- Llanrwst defence, and Gallagher put on Rhyl's fourth a.nd last, point. This w is fl. revelation to the Roosters, who adopted mON) cautious tactics, for the Rhylites wve not to bo despised, although playing against the wind Chisholm had now goic, out-sido right, and placed Eli as in the centre. The Roost ers were attack- ing strongly, when Arthur Richards found him- self well placed, a.nd sent in a low, swift, drive which brought Hughes to his knees, and Elias, rushing up. put the leather in the net. Ned Griffiths wa, next in prominence, for the first tima during the game, and sent in a good centre, which was met by Francis Williams, his shot going a trifle too high. The Roosters still kept up the pre.suro, and Eiias again x'ou.ud the net, thus completing his hat trick. AN EXCITING FINISH. The Roosters strove hard to equalise, but as the time slipi>ed by several of their forwards gave up hope altogether. Five minutes more to !To! The play was getting exciting by now. Two more minutes! and still the Roosters have not e<iu>lbed, when a Rhyl forward handled alcüut i, yards outside the area, on tlil, f.- r of the field. Will Trevor was entrusted with I h kick The Rhylites gathered determinedly in front of their goal, but in vain, for the b'ck made no mi-eako, but allowing nioely for the RKTL& LLAKRWST MEET IN A TIE w in-d, he p.it the ban in tho net. Then followed a seen? of wild enthusiasm, tho Llarnwst sup- rotters freely expressing their unbounded satis- faction at the result. There-, was r.o time cr another .goal, for just as the Rhyli os kiel.ed off the whistla sounded for time up. -Bra-vo, Roosters! Still a chineo of entering the final, but the Rhylites are a tough hamlfull. Final result: Ll-anrwst 4, Rhyl Reserve 4.

WELSH AMATEUR CUP. (FOURTH ROUND.). HOLYHEAD v. BRYMBO. THE IiaME-STERB DEFEATED. Iloilvhead, after playing .several away matches, met Brym'ho Victoria in the fourth round for the Welsh Amateur Cup, at the Oval, Holyhead, on Saturday. Tho wc-a,her wao anything but ideal for good football, and the condition of I ho ground was not conditschro to cither team shOoN- itiig their ,bc.,t. The. homester^ feit confident ci a win. aithowg-h <the.ir opponents itad un un- brciken record, bust their ihcapes were not i-eal- i.ed, ar.d they experienced their first defeat on their own ground this seapon. The teams were as foillcwi?; — Holyhead.— ('oilier; Par.ry and C-or.kn; Tay- lor, Jones, arid E'ilis; R. Jomco, Rowiande, 0. n. Ed'Aa.rdiv B.rciwn, and) J. J one?. Bnymbr?.—Math'as; D. P. D. E. A. Roberta, J. It road, and W. Prince; W. Archer, S. Wffi-sanns. M. Rowlands. T. H. T t* ard J. Albert Jon.es. Referee: Mr John Rdberts, Bangor. Tho rteten won the tc¡,, and <feeid'ed>o rÙIY up the eiopo. Tlia five minutes was most u.:u.ere-iviii;g, both sidta dom-g exeellenit work, and tho custediar.j finding plew-y Oo do. After tho heme gotf had ¡1>Doen bomibaidetl, t'he ball was eerji. well down: the firM. J. Jonas gaining pas- session J'o btlfi..iLti!ul 6hot which however fet.iiuek t'he po -t Prom the rebound, it was «?u>t out cf play Rawkir.Jo and Jones were again vvsbiwn uastaU of the net, hut before they had an c<ppor*un.ty of scoring a pemfey waa al- leged a^in-'t th-e vUtor. Conlan took the kick winch had the proper effect, thus -iconng trie fipjt gcaa. Choer after cheer was given by the e-pee.:ato;r.», but in lees than a minute the Visitons snowed clearly that they were not in the leaat cia-iirit^d, a-rd with a flno rush and b^n jiKbgrment they scored an equalising' goal, 'lho KOLT H?jM> SAY 5 CP.PBYF- TO THE- CVP BUT BWfrWO STILL. HAMGS erf exeiicmeriit grew intonee. tyu-t l:<aJf-t-sme arrived without any timber «rx»ring. After the j-e4f,ta;rt, Holyhead played w ith more vigour, am-d Mathias had as mucii aa he oouid do to prevent them scoring. A le?s aihlo player would ha-vo 'baffled, but Mathias metro t,lvm eaved' whaih would he vo been oertaia goab. Tho visitors put more eipirit iwto their riay, •and the ball was taker, down t.he field, and it ibeeaime OoSier'ts turn to -defend. At this fctage it. looked) as 'if the gamo would end in a draw, such was nci the fee.mester./ htck. The leather was eigaiii in the viaitors' quarfera, and the Holyhead players followed it up. Tiiia wan Br-yrnllho 0; chanee, and they took a-dvantcigo ot it, and nuched the field at great pace''Fro ■.homest.cra couid' net folllow, a.nd the result was that Bry.irJoo fieored. In le;?? than a, minu'e, j and within a few .mintticss of the ei.-id, I hey at-'ain j Beared. Fiiwil: 3rymbo, three goals; MylyJtead, one. Alithouigh Holyhead were defeated or. Saiur- ciay they are t-iJi seeand OIl the list with a match tin hand. Of the two ta,nlli, it must 1. fa-id tint Brymiba could give HoCyhca.d peini;?. On tho hame side, Brown, J. Janets, ..r:d J. Row- lands wero the most conspicuous. Reber.i?, ulio pfjayed well for Holyhead diuring the e:oa«c»n> was not in the team Xor tliis match, R. C. Jwiitt taking his plaeo. _Å-

FOOTBALL FlX'rUi.ES. I SATURDAY, MARCH 7th. INTERNATIONAL. Scotland v Wales, al; Falkirk. JtiiNGIJSH CUP (Four:1: Round). E>erion v. Southampton. Fulham v. Manchester United. Stoke v. Wolverhampton Wanderers. Newcastle United v Grimsby Town. ENGLISH AMATEUR CUP (Fourth Round). Stockton v. Bishop Auckland. Sou*\h Depot Battalion RE. v. Worthing, Atherstone Town v Oxford City. Ilfot-(t v. Royal Scots. ENGLISH Li^Goi.. DIV I. Woolwich Arsenal v. Chelsea- Sunderland v. Nottingham Forest. Sheffield Wednesday Y. Sheffield United. Prestoi North End v. Bury. Bristol City v. Middlcsbo; ough. Manchester City v. Aston Villa. Notts County v. Liverpool. .Birmingham v. Blackburn Rovers. ENGLISH LEAGUE —DIV. II. Lincoln City v. Gain?horough Trinity. Hull City v. Glossop. Chesterfield v. Clapton Orient. Burnley v. Oldhani Athletic. j-varnsley^v. Leeds City. Bradford City v. Ijeiooster Fc.-s?. West Bromwich Albion v. Blackpool. Derby County v. Stockport- County. THE COMBINATION. Connah's Quay v. Welshpool. Druids v. Tranmoro Rovers. Wrexham v. Nantwich. NORTH WALES COAST LEAGUE.-DIV. I. ("North Wales Chronicle" Challenge Cup.) Bmgor Reservo v. Blaenau Festiniog. — F Beech. Carnarvon v. Llanrwst.—J. Roberts. Conway v. Rhyl Reserve.—W. Edwards. NORTH WALES CO \ST LEAGUE.—DIV. II. (Ru&seli'e "Challenge" Chip). Denbigh Guild v. RlmddJan Con.—T. Jones. NORTH WALES AMATEUR CUP—Semi-final. Greenfield v. Colwvii Bay, at Rhvl. FRIENDLIES. y Beaumaris School v. Friars School. The matches aro played on the ground of the club first named.

J HUNTING, DCKE OF WESTMINSTER INJURED. HimV.ng with tihe Che fa ire Hounds on Sat- urday waa attended by an alarming accident whidli befell tho master, tho D-uke of Westeun- ster. Hounds met at Peckferton Gap, and the ac- cident oceuTred during the woond hunt. llis Grace was riding to 'hwenda between CThoImori- deley and l^ARMEME -wfcen hor93 put its foot in a bale, probabl./ a rabbut. burrow. and fell. Tho horso got up imracdiate'y. but the Duke's left feast wus held in tho stirrup hi.s Gnace was in a rc,riloki;.i pctvition beneath tSo horse. Wli,}", Ra held the horse again feM. Among others t.ho Earl of Shrewsbury went to tihe assistance of the Duke, who was re-eased by the saddle being UT'girtilied. Although in great the. Master again mounted, but was obliged to give up hunting and was assisted- to Che limondeloy Oa-stle, wlienee ho was motor- ed to Eaton Hall- The Duke eiusta.'r.ed a badly apraned ankle. His Cfraee waa on Sunday ro- ported! to bo going on satisfactorily.

FLINT AND DENBIGH HUNT COMMITTEE. VALUABLE STOCK PURCHASED. Messrs Ha-rnson held on the 27th and 28th! u?t.. at tiheir Carlisle Mart, their .special sslo of 285 non-pedig.-ee whorthorn bulls, including 75 white ones. There was (says the "Et-st CDm- bsnland News") a. very large atti-r,(Ialilce of gen- tlemen. gentlemen's a-gonts," and buyers, both local an-d from a c'jistanee. Consequently, a strong, brisk demand was experienced "and gcot2 i*riioea were tothooming. lho beat of the bulb generally went a distance. local buvcrs finding a difficulty in purchasing tJiem o'.viTig to the high prices roaeised- The majority of tho best bulla wore purchased by Mr Conwy Bell, of North Wales, w'ho purchased tihe cham- pion to go into North Wales, fcir the Flint and Denbigh Hunt Bull I Committee, which must reflect very largely to the credit of these gentlemen who take such a keea interest in tihe welfare of the tenants in their hunting dis- trict. This gentleman's selection, when drawn out at tihe oonc'uaictn of the sale, appeared a maginriifioent draft, comprising, cd they did. the piok of the two days' sales. It iH many vears sin-ca tharo bo$n ,iLI-O!i a. sj^Je-ndid show or young bulb in Carlisle, and buyers cf the best cla,^ snorfchorn buffo 'had ample opportunity to satisfy t-ha.r reqniireanenttj. M.r C-onwy Bell was one of the judges at the in connection with the mart.

MOTORING. SIR R. II. WILLIAMS-BFLKELEY ELECT- ED VICE-PRESIDENT OF THE MOTOR UNION. Mr W. Joynson-Ilieks presided at the month- ly meeting of t'ae Motor Union of Great Brit- ain and Ireland. he>ld at St. Ermin's -Hotel, S.W., \\thon there was a large attendance of representatives of provincial olubs. The. finan- cial statement for January showed that indi- vidual memlbars' annual (snlnjciriptiohs totalled E2453, as against £ 1766 for Ur,o, same month last year; tho life iioamibenj' aubseriptiiona. JE:291 against a. blank a.cü:11.IJrrt; and tio total re- ceiptc; to £ 4047. as compared' with £ 2026. Sir R H- \\i'iJiama-Btilkc/ley, Bart- was elected a vjce-pre'J dent, Lifo niiornber.i wero elected as follows: The Ma.rcjuis of Waterfoid, Sir i R L Ware. Mr W. S. Abbott, and Mr Gavin Olegg- Ihe Highways Protection ('onnnitiee reported that irive.s'.igaV'm was being made into ti.ie erection of speed limit notices unautho- rised by tihe Lceal Government, Board at Strat- fard-on-A von and at Sutton Benger, near Chjpper.hiiim.

Dr. Walter RuMhvcn I-yim, Bishop of Bora- bay, died suddenly ort Monday, at I'oo-na He coimnaneed ttris cIae.ioa,t e^rccr curate cf Lvh aul J" ARETHE BE$ or CATALOGUE trom LOCAL DEALERS, or j 56 :ind J8, QUEEN VICTORIA ST., LONDON. |

TOTATO DISEASE IN NORTH WALES In the House of Commons on Monday, Mr Hcos (L., Montgomery) asked what stops were being taken to rmwellt the spread of black scab amongst potatoes in North Wales. Mr J. H Whitley (Junior Lord of tho Treasury), answering for tho Hoard of Agriculture, said there was in preparation an order dealing, inter alia, with this disease. It was hoped it might bo possible to issue it at an early date. A leaflet on the subject, both in English and Welsh, had been widely distributed, and the Board was arranging for a further circulation oi it in Nortit Wales Mr Rees: Is the lion, gentleman aware that in the meantime this disease hai reached North Wales? Mr Whi iley: If the lion, member has any information to put at the service of tho Department it will be heartily welcomed.

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