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COLWYN BAY YISITOES. PWLLYCROCIIAN HOETL. COIWJTI Bay, J. S. Littlewood, Esq., xceidont. Mrs Littlewood. ùu. Mirid Wright, London. W. IIeasman. Esti., Burton-on-Trcntt v J. Samson, Esq., ,IiLtileliestex. Mrs Sairjsc-n. do. Miss Stieuel. do. Mias Fiorv. do. L. do Olercci. Esa.. Paris. C. D. Thomson. E.>q., anO" ^auffeur, Dundee Mrs TholI"">On. (Ifi. Mona Thomson, do. M i^ii Lillian Thomson, do. Miss Eileen Thomson, do. Maste-r C'o;irad Thomson and nurfie, do. J. E. Pl-ctige. Esq., Bowdon. Mr.4 Prestatre. do, E. I'ritoiiiirc, do. Mi B:cknt'U and maid, West Derby. Miss L. E. Baboock, do. Mrs London. Lord Watcrpark, Derby. Lady Wateroark. do. The Hon. Mary Cavendish, do. The lion. Mrs Goo. Strutt. and chauftctv, do. Mrs J. Gibb and maid, New York. Mr W. V. Hestor and maid, do. Master Heder. do. A. B. AjJe-, Esq., do. Mrs Alley, d" Master Alloy, ila, R. Rediob. Esq.. Manchester. A. H. Trevor, Esq., and chaflcai, London, A. Diekins. Eso. M-rs 8kehnerdu:t\ Kersal. 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Mr and Mrs "Muter Wilson, Didsbury. Miss Muter Vi'ilson, (], Miss Crosslcv. Halifax. Mr and M"s W am, StafTord. Miss Dale, Ddszbiry. Mrs and Miss Holland. Mairlesficld. M)- and Mrs Brown, do. Mr and Mrs Mason, Southport. M a son, do. } Air and Mrs Pcrrv, Pond!eion. Miss PcrriT, do. 1 Rev. IVrry. Bhic'iburn. Mr and Mrs Had lipid. Stoc knnrt. Mr and Mrs Harrison, Bramhu,]]. Misses Harrison, do. R. H. MandaJe. Esq., Birmingham. A. Stockdnle, Esq., Cheadle llulme. Mr and Mrs Congleton. Misses Hope, do. Mr and Mrs James Barlow, Long ton. Master J. Barlow, do. Mrs Radford, Fenton. Misses Radford, do. NORTHFIELD, Prince's Drue. Neuton Whiteteg-g, Esq., A<hten-on-Mersey. Mrs Whitelegg, do. Mrs Ormo, do. Misses Allen Culcheth. B. Clark, Esq., Manchester. Mrs Clark, do. Master Clark, do. J. Baguiey, sq., do. METROPOLE HOTEL. F. Neely, Esq., Liverpool. R. Neely, Esq., do. Es(I., do. Mrs and Master C. Neely, do. Mrs, Miss and Master Jones, Frodsham. Miss Widowson, Manchester. Miss Perry, Dublin. 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H. feutcliffe, Esq., Worsley. H. J. Sutcliffe, Esq., do. 'J. Wheeldon, Esq., Sale. R. Kelly, Esq., Kendal. J- T. Armitage, Esq., HuddersCeld. Rev, S. Stafford, London, Mrs Stafford, do. A. Hytch, Esq., Walsall. C. F. Reed, Esq., London. Miss Chailis, do. T. Moffatt, Esq., Manchester. BHOS HYDRO. A. Watt, E,q.. 'Liverpool. Captain Watt, do. « Is'7i', Es'I-> Farnworth, Widnes. Mrs Neil, do. .Mi Neil (2), do A. Taylor Jackson, St. Helens. Mrs Jackson, do. Jaclsoli (U), do. Dr Jaeksun, do. W. Jackson, Esq., do. W. Jones, Esq., Liverpool. A Newman, Esq., Newport, Mon. Mrs Newman, do. Misse3 Newman (31, «j0. Messrs. Newman, do. WT. Garner, Esq., I'reseot, Airs Garner, do! Mias Garner, do. H. Goffe, Esq., Birmingham. Mrs Goffe, du. THE CHESTNUTS BOARDINd ESTAB- LISHMENT. n. Aynsley, Esq., Blythe Bridge. Mrs Aynsley, do. Misses Aynsley, do. J. Legge, Esq^ and friend. Newcastle. — Bradshaw, Esq., MoseW Miss Bcrmctt, do. Miss Kirk, Blacklieath. • D. Sherwin, Esq., Tunsteli. I Mrs Sherwin, do. Miss Hunter, Manchester. Mrs Shaw. W' JT^lt,]ry' RoehdaJ* Mrs Ruldick, Manchester, Miss Riddick, do. THE BALMORAL (West Promenade). Mr and Mrs McCi:lloeh, Dublin. Mr and Mrs Pitt, Middleton. Miss Melsa Davio. Wrexham Mr and Mrs Lee, Cradley Ileath Mr and Mrs J one; Newcastle, Staffs. Miss Jones, dn. Mr and Mrs Dick, Stoke-on-Trent. Messrs 1) do. Mr and Mrs Shaw, Birkdale- Misuses Shaw, do. C. Plower Clarke, Esq" London H. l"oxcnH, Esq., BootIe. r. toxoroft; Esq., and friend do. VT IT H^rLi Es(' Brcmwich. IJ. Harris, Esq., do. WOODSIDE (Rhiw Road). J. Rumsei/ Williams, Esq., ixLrnarvon. Mrs and Miss Rmnsey-Wilhan.s, do. J. Gordon. Iv;q.. Barnet. Mrs and Miss Gordon, do 51" wdA^r^-K,<hvard- Mr W MacMichan, Llanfairfechan. Mr tm'mT' Miinchester. Mr J. M. Hev, do. Miss II. Cransihaw, do Miss Rh-cda Cranshaw, do. Bessbo rough Hou^W^^ay-road. (Miss Truelove). M't-.s Ratiibono, Leamington. 1! rand M..s Buddey, *<*«»> MvnchcMe, NII&; 13lK:kJey, Jo. H.eeV(' Sh('!t{)n, St.okl'-on-Trent. Mr 1". R-eevc,, do. Mr H. Reeve, do Mrs Truelon,' Kllo\le, Bi)'juing.ham. L. Mr aiiti Mrs RournevjJlo, B,HINI- Marst{)J1, stlafire.

CONWAY. OAKWOOD HOTEL. Ali-s Scott, Mrs E E.<. Master Calborn. <Io V, *> Ixjndon. Mrs Adamson, do. Mr;, W. H. Hushes, do. C. Beckford. Esq.. do. Captain M B. F. Hamilton, do. iVlirs il.'tiiuhvi. do. M-^wto^ Day' and friend, do. i'. Elks, Esq., do. Mns Elks and maid, do. t J. Mevricke, Eoo., do. A-Ir.o. Meyncko and mu-id. do T. Bennett, Etq., do. A. McMicbael, Esq., do. Mr.s MoMichael, do. Colonel Hodnehl, ùo. Mrs Hadfieid. <i.> W Hadfieid. Eso.. do. G. Gre\- Rsfj., do. Mrs do. A. Frankish. Ej-o.. do. Mrs Frankisii. do. F. Curti* Bennet, J.P., do. Mrs C urtis-Be.nnctt. do. I Misa Ciirtiis-Bennett, Mrs Le.ssintr. do. Mias. E. Willia-ois, Wrevbam. Misii Todd, EdmlKtrouyh. Mrs Gresham. Ashton-on-Mersey Mise G. Gresham, dob Miss B:ssell. Edtrha.ston. S. Howard. Ðé.(1.. Waiford. Mrs Howard. dfL G M.vddelton Gavoy, Esq., Easaourne. M :i-« Myddelton-Gav-ev. do. F. Barlow, Esq., LiverDOoJ. Mrs I-rwin. Soutiinort. Mrg Barlow, Livenicoi. Miss S. Barlow a.nd nurse, do. Mr.s Worrier and friend. Haslemere. G. Secbohm. Eso.. Knutsfonl. J. Birch, Esq., Birmingham. Mrs II. Browne. Bournemouth. M s Soratrne, RJohmond. Miss Spragne ;wid nurse, do. Maior Jones, R.A.. Leiocster. iA. ( Mm Crawford, do. W. Neilson, Esq., Formby. Mr, Neilson. do. A. Duncan. Fgci.. Pei.art,h. Mrs Duncan and family, do \V. W :iks. Tuii-stall. Mrs Wrilks. do Mrs Piatt-Higtrins. Soudmo.-t. M's Darby and friend. Bournemouth.. E Daviee, Esq., and friends (3), EdgbaStoJ) F: Janes. E.<J.. Middleton. Mr.s Jonp", do Master Jones, 'lo Master .Tones, do. R. Johnston, Rhvl. 1\1 t's. Johnston, do- Mi- M. Mitchelmore. Gorlng-on-Thamw. E. Fdwsi.ds. Esq., and pariy, Lia.ngollen. Mrs We ►■fi, Birmingham. J M:As do R. Parry, E.q., Didsbury. Mrs Parry, ,).. Meiers Parry (S\. (2). W. MeCread'i Eso., Manchester. Mrs Parsons. Edebasto-n. Pa-t-ons 12). do. F. Krtehiner. E.Q(1.. New York. Mrp Kiichir"1 ,I" Miss Bart/T: Soutnamnton.

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RHOS-ON-SEA. THE HOMESTEAD PRIVATE HOTEL. Mr and Mrs Sutoliffe, Ccclcs. Miss Sutcliffe, do. Mr and Mrs Fred Millington, Urmstoa. Miss Millington, do. Master F. Millington, do. Mr W. J. MoGown, Manchester. Mr W. J. MCGOWD, junr., do. Mr II. McGown, Leeds. Miss McGown, do. Miss Shufflebothani, Bu.rnt GrOen, Mr II. C. Jackson, Liverpool. Miss Dorot,hy Sheldon, Leeds. GOLF CLUB HOUSE. Mr Jamas McDonald, Hoy lake. Mr S. McDonald, do. Miss E. McDonald, do. Mr A. E. Braner, do. Mr and Mrs Goldsmith, Hale. Miss Goldsmith, do. Mr E. S. Powell, Birmingham. Mr N. Hodgkinson and friend, Pendleton. M. C. E. Edge, Stoke-on-Trent. Mr and Mrs Watexhouce, Timperley. BELVEDERE. Mr ilobinson, Epping. Mrs liobinson, flo. Dr "-ardiiiet-, Edinburgh. Mrs Gardiner, do. Mr Yeoman, Wolverliajnpton. Mrs Yeiman. do. Misy Sergeant, Coventry. Miss Sylvrster, West Brcmwich. Mr Walker, Edgbston. M r.9 Walker, do. Miss Walker, le,. Mrs Dcla Have, Wolverhampton. Mrs Bate, do. Mrs Higgs, Sdly rark. Mi ss Higgs, do. Messrs lilgg. (2), do. Miss Gipp«, Ludlow. Miss Brown, do. Mr Patterson Bof-(»inbe. Miss I'latt, Manchester.

1 OLD COLWYN. SEFTON BOARDING HOUSE, Old Colwyn. The Very Rev. the Dean of St. Patricks. Mns Bernard, Dublin. Misses Bernard, do. Mrs Rotiheram, Bridgport. Rev. and Mrs Pearson, Black rock. Mr and Mrs Garbett, Edgbaeten. Mr a,nd Mrs Barow, Hale. Mire Tompkins, Tunbridge WeU Miss Latbam, Rugby. Mi«e<fl Crump (3), Rugby. Mrs Sadler.

COLWYN BAY. DEATH OF MRS T. JONES. The death occurred on Friday, after a short illness of Mrs Jones, wife of Mr Thomas Jones, Llys Cynwal, Abergcle-road. Deceased was a native of Ban- gor, but had lived for 40 years at Yspytty Ifan, the family removing to Colwyn Bay three years ago. The funeral took place on Monday after- noon at Bronynant Cemetery, being confined to relatives and to members of Bethlehem C.M. Church. This was the hrst death in the family, there being ten children,—four sons and six daughters, all of whom were present at their mother's funeral. The service was conducted bv the Revs. T. O. Jones, Yspytty, and T. M. Jone3, Colwyn Bay. Much sympathy prevails with Mr Jones and the family in their sad bereave- ment. DIED ON HIS HONEYMOON.—A painfully sudden death occurred on Thursday last., when George Wrm. Bradshaw, a visitor from Manches- ter, who was staying in Grove Park, passed away after an illness of only a week's duration. De- ceased caught a chill wThilst bathing, which was the cause of death. The deceased was here on his honeymoon, only having arrived a fortnight previously. The remains were conveyed by the b.38 p.m. train on Friday to Manchester. The undertakers were Messrs S. Bond and Sons, Col- wvn Bay. I'liE ''RIIO',N,IGR.The Rhosneigr" still lies where she foundered, and it is understood that her funnel will be removed in the course of a day or two, so that she will not be so plainly seen. VOLUNTEERS LEAVE FOR CAMP.The members of the "G" Co., 5th T.B. Royal Welsh Fusiliers, left for camp at Conway, on Saturday. The men, to the number of about 50, were in charge of Captain T. H. Morgan. They marched down to the station, and then entrained.

CORWEN. CRICKET. On Thursday last the Corwen Club beat Bala by 75 runs to 46. TENNIS.—A large number of members of the Tennis and Croquet Club attended at Dee Park, on Wednesday, to witness the opening of the new tennis and croquet courts by the Hon. Mrs Wynn, of Rug. WEDDING. An interesting- wedding was celebrated on Monday, last week, at the Ken- sington Congregational Chapel, Liverpool, the contracting parties being Mr John Evans, clerk to the Corwen Board of Guardians, who holds many other important public appointments in the district., of Bronceidiog, Llandrillo, and Miss Winnie Evans, formerly of Penrhiw. Llanuwch- llyn. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. Owen Evans, D.D., Liscard, assisted by the Rev. Ivan T. Davies, Llandrillo, and the Rev. J. O. Williams ("Pedrog"). OTTER HUNT. A successful otter hunt took place between Carrog and Corwen, on Tues- day. Early in the day a large dog otter was captured near Corwen, and later in the day an- other was caught, weighing 201bs., while several others were marked. BOARD OF GUARDIANS.—The fortnightly meeting of the Guardians was held on Friday, Mr W. P. Williams presiding. The Guardians accepted the resignation of Mr William Roberts, of Cerrigydruidion, and a vote of sympathy was passed with Mrs Jones, Lion Hotel, Cerrig, and family on the death of Mr W. Jones, a member of the Board.—The Master stated there were 69 in the house; the corresponding number last year, 66. The number of vagrants was 77, as compared with 59 last year.

DENBIGH^ MUSICAL.—Miss Louie James, R.A.M., has gaii.ed a silver medal at the- Royal Academy, having passed a rocent examination with dis- tinction. ANOTHER, MUSICAL SUCCESS. Al- though barely 13 years of age, Master WTn. llugih Jones, son of Mr Hugh Jones, Asylum attendant, has passed the examination of the Associated Board of the Royal Academy and the. Royal College of Music in violin playing. BOWLING.—Mold were the visitors at the Bowling Green on Thursday, and grave the local team a grand fight both in the singles and doubles. Victory in the former fell to Denbigh with a score of 155 against 99, and Mold wers also defeated in tho duublea by 261 to 182. SCRIPTURAL. EXAMINATION. — The fol- lowing are to receive prizes from the Vale of Clvyyd Welsh Congregational Sunday School Union for passing* the annual Scriptural Exami- nation Messrs W. J. Davies, Herbert Bellis, John William Owen, Miss May Roberts, and Miss Edwards, (Brookhouss School). UNDER CANVAS. — Several parties of young men are now camping out in the district. Some enjoy their holidays in this fashion, whilst others attend to their work in the day- time, and leave for camp in the evening. One party is staying at Bodrhyddan for a fortnight. PRESEN CATION.—Mr W. Rawson Hughes has been presented by the Denbigh Church Guild Football with a handsome gladstono bag with inif on it a.s an acknowledgment and appreciation of his services to the club as secretary. SUNDAY SCHOOL 'HUP- On Thursday Mrs Humphreys Roberts rook her Sunday School class to Llanfairtulhaiarn for its annual trip, returning through Abergele and Bodel- wydd.rn. Refreshments and tea were supplied by Mrs Roberts, and the trip was much en- joyed.

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GWESPYR. SUCCESSFUL 2EST CONCERT. I On Saturday a puccesfiful tet concert was held 111 connection wit:, tnl; G wep.rr Wetile^yaji Church. The sucrec? t-d'hee was crowded to its utmost, arid a great many people were una bio to obtain adtnit-sion. Mr C. J, Batters-, of Tan- Jan Hajj, pressed, and in the of his ad- dress i^'ave uiiel'ul advi('.s.> Mr John Ro- berta, G waonvr^o, who Ib so well-kno w,n as a conductor, ex.ec.jtcd his duties with much satis- faction. Tin adittdiesiorc were:—Music, Mr Wr. M. Roberts. Wrej^uurj; rec.itatioiig, Huwco Penmaen, lthyl; Gwespyr, Holywell, and the Rev. J. Lloyd Hughes, Ffync>ngr«><?w. Mi- Willie Nuttall accomuanied with "rc,. The awards were as follow :—Th.> VVoSsh rciita'- tion for children under 14 (two Bec.-iooJ1 1 Mig» Lizzie Powell, Bueklc-y, and Master IJoweil Jones, Penyfford.d; 2. Master Wilfred Wilwi2, Gronant, and Alastcr John ] 1 >, Ffyiiongroe* The wnners were invested bj Mi.% Griffiths, 1 osi Urtio^. Solo for ohiJ<]rcii uudor 14 1, Mjss Lizzie Powell. Buckley; 2, Master Wilfred Wil- cP^u' i i ro"ant (wivested by Mrs Thomas, The Schools). Solo for those who had not previously won 58 and upwards: 1. Miss Powell, Buckley; 2. Mr John Thorny Jones, Gwespyr (invested bv Davies, Dolphin). Opeji recitation (En- glish c-r Welsh): Mis.s M. W iliiams, Abbey Farm, Greenfield (invested by Mies Harper). Cup chal- lenge so o: Out of six entries three appeared on the sta<re, and the prize was awarded Miss Ada Roberts, Buckley (invested by Mr Battery). Three riarMes appeared for the test giece for a party of twelve mixed voices: Tanrallt Party (conducted by Mr A. Nieholso.rt), 80 marks; Bryn Party (Mr Charles Williams), 70 marks; Gionant Partv (conducted by Mr J. W. Luke), 85 marks. The prize of £1 4s was awarded tho Gromnt Party, witb a crold centro-&ilver modal for the condactor, who wae invested by Mrs Batters A heartv vote of thanks, on the pro- position of Mr J. B. Thomas, seconded by Mr Jos-iah Evans, M.E.. was accorded Mr and Mrs Batters and other. for the.r assistance. Tne function of secretary were carried out by Mr J. Bydder Thomas, The Council School, while Mr R. E. Elder acted aa treasurer. It is anticipa- ted tthat. a substantial sum had been realised to wards the funds

MOLD. THE VOI,U.NTEERS.-The company of the Mold V ulullteers left Mold on Saturday for camp at Con way, where they will remain for some days. MAJOR KEENE, of Mold, has been appointed the secretary of the Territorial Association for FlintslÚre and Denbighshire, and has entered upon his duties. DEATH OF MRS PENNANT LLOYD.-We regret to announce the death of Mrs Pennant Lloyd, of Pentrehobin, wife of Mr Pennant A. Lloyd, J.P., which occurred on Saturday evening, at the age of 83. Mrs Pennant Lloyd suffered from influenza in June last, which was followed by pneumonia. The funeral took place yester- day at Nerquis. CARNIVAL COMMITTEE. The weekly meeting was held on Monday evening at the Town llall, Mr J. Wynne Williams presiding. It was reported that Captain Fairclough had kindly promised to act as "Master of the ning" on the carnival day in connection with the various military sports, etC. The president heartily con- gratulated the vice-president (Mr Thomas James) on his return amongst them after undergoing a ,;er serious operation. Mr James returned suitable thanks. A SUCCESSFUL DEFENCE.— The magis- trates heard a case on Monday in which lu Michael Fox, hawker, Pontybodkin. was sum- moned by the Inland Revenue authorities for using a carriage without a licence. (The evi- dence of Mr James W'aison, Mold, was that on the 7th April he sav, the defendant driving a light i-wo-u heeled vehicle, in which were five I'gllt men. The vehicle was not Ix-mg used for ordi- nary p.irpoges of bu'iness. The cost of a licence was 15s. %lr Mar-ton appeared for the de- fence, and submitted that the trap was never used for the conveyance of passengers. All that was done on this occasion was the trying of the horse and trap for an intending pur- n( ptir chaser, and the whole turnout was subsequent- ly sold for £ 4 15s. The men were merely in [ t.he trap to show the purchaser what the pony could do in the way of "drawing." The Bench dismissed the ease. TESTIMONIAL TO THE REV. JOHN OWEN.-—The members of the Calvinistic Metho- dist Church at Bethesda unanimously decided some time ago to present their pastor, the Rev. John Owen, with a testimonial on his departure for Liverpool. This night week a meeting was held to make the necessary arrangements for carrying out the decision of the church. A large number of the members attended, and the utmost enthusiasm prevailed. In view of the fact that Mr Owen, during his 17 years' ministry in Mold, has taken an active and prominent part in the public life of the town and district, and th&t many people, outside the CalviniBtio Methodist Communion, have expressed a desire to participate in the movement, it was decided that the testimonial should be public. Mr John. Price, coal merchant. New-street, and Mr Thomas Parry, J.P., were appointed treasurer and secre- tary respectively. Mr Owen has arranged to commence his ministry in Liverpool in Octobe* next.

PETTY SESSIONS. At the Petty Sessions Inspector Fryer, R.S.P.C.A., summoned Mr Alfred Mather and his carter, George Blackwell, who were defended by Mr Llewelyn Jones. The Inspector said that on the morning of the 10th inst. he was at Coed Talon, and he noticed a bay mare attached t4 a mineral water cart. When he examined the mare he discovered a sore on its shoulder. In answer to Mr Jones, the witness said he waa quite sure Mr Mather had admitted he knew the condition of the mare. Mr Llew. Jones submitted that he had no case to answer so far as Mr Mather was concerned. Pads were provided in the stables for the pur. pose of preventing what had now happened, George Blackwell, the carter, said Mr Mather1 had told him to take out another horse, but he did not do so. The mare did not seem to him. to be in any pain. Mr Mather said he told Blackwell to take out another horse that day, and he had no idea that the mare was in any pain. Mr Mather was fined 5s and costs, 'and the car* ter 2s 6d and costs. A charge was made against William Davies for a. similar offence. The horse was pulling a load of coal. Defendant denied that the horse was either sore or lame, and said it was suffering from heat-lumps. Defendant was fined 5s and costs. William Jones, of Coed Talon, for being drunlfc and assaulting the police was fined 2s 6d and 68 costs on the first charge, and 10s and 14s costs fox, assault.

RHYL. CHRIST CHURCH.—On Sunday the special, preacher was tho Rev. Thos. barlow, of Sieat- ham, and during the day the children rendered ? special selection of sacred songs. ST. MARY'S CONVENT.—Miss Lain- *n<f Miss Mona Casey, students at St. Mary's' Con- vent, Brvntirion, Rhyl, have passed the higher division pianoforte examination of the Asso- ciated Board of the R.A.M. and R.C.M. Miss Mona Casey has also been successful in the lower division violin examination of the Board., The professor of music at the Convent is Mr Horace Haselden. ROYAL ACADEMY OF MUSIC.— At the reoent examination held in Rhyl the following' candidates were successful: —Higher division (singing), with distinction: Alioo M. Edwards «;G'r<onant), Rhyl County School; pas.5, Elsie Stephenson, Old Colwyn. Pianoforte playing,, lower division: Constance M. Edwards (Pre4, tetyn), Eva B. Cooke (Denbigh), Edwin R, Thomas (Dyserthl, Rhyl County School; Lilian. M. Evans (St. Asaph), Rhyl 'County School Alice M. Edwards (Gronaut), rhyl County- School; Hannah E. Jonca (Conway), RhyL County School. Pianoforte phying, elementary division: Blodwen Jones (Prestatyn), Jennie W. Jones (Rhwddlan). Organ playing, lower divi- sion: Grace Lloyd (LlanfairtaLhaiarn), Harry Edge (Rhyl County S:hool). The above candi- dates are pupib of Mr Bryan War hurst, A.R.C.M., Rbyl. All pupils entered were suo- ocssful.

RUTHIN. BARDIO SUCCESS. The Rev. Bv.« j a m ia Davies, of this town, scored a success at Ccnnaih'fc Quay Eisteddfod last, week by winning the chair and money prize for an odo oil "Temptation. There were four competitors. OBITUARY.—The remains were interred afc Clawddnewydd, C.M., Cemetery, to-day week, of* Mr Hueii Jones, son of Mr and Mrs Edward Janes, Hafodlae, Brynsaithmarchogv near Der- wen. Tho deceased, who was 21 years of age,, wa.s until Christmas last an a&sistant to his zincle, Mr D. Roberts, of Carnarvon, from where he* came homo ill. Deceased was much respected. HOLIDAY.—Thursday I-a-st was observed as a. general liolidav in the town, and all places of business were closed. The Sunday Schools had their annual trips, and early in the morning there was a general exodus of people of ail Most of them went to Rhyl by train, but a con- siderable number spcait the day rusticating afe Nant .v Garth and other pleasure resorts. OUTING.—Mr John Cropper, the proprietor of the Cambrian Mineral Works, gave his em- ployees t,h.?ir annual outing on Thursday Eack o.ne was allowed to chose his own rcndeLYOU6 and Mr Cropper provided each with an extra, day's pay and pocket money.

NATIONAL EISTEDDFOD OF IgIO,. (To tho Editor of the "Pioneer"). Sir.-It is a matter of no small encouragement that the proposal to apply that the above grand institution Kihould be hold at Colwyn liny ia 1910 should have met w'ith a fullhearted re- sponse. and that a deputation of twenty influ- ential persons should have been appointed to, wa,t- upon tho authorities to support the eppIi- cation. It hai been for some time felt that the, Eisteddfod should bv now seek "frosh fields and pastures new." In t-hat vense, Colwyn Bay ia. virgin soil, and its rccept.ion here will doubtless, be a hittre success. Moreover, the present, harmony exiPting" between English and Welsh, nationalities at the "Bay" cannot but be pro- ductive of tlio most favourable results. The, absence of any acrimony at the preparatory stages most encouraging. No lack of busi- ness men exists at the Bay to supervi.se the. financial position, nor of experts in literature, science and art, to organise other eectio.ns. Be sidep. the district teems with associations, both, lnstor'.cal and otherwise, of Welsh powers and romance, which make it the most attractive field1 fc," Welsh compositions i.n prose, poetry and muiiic. Abundant travelling arrangements also- ccnvertre herein, which mean but a few boura*' iournev from large and important centres. The acccss to this beautiful newly-developed town, loth by land and sea, cannot but contribute to- the success of tho Eisteddfod in an unprece- dented decree. The various guide-books how that the place i. in. immediate and constant, touch with the leadine centres of the kingdom. The rece.nf, unearthing of Welsh remains in, Yorkshire, the intense interest of late taken in, the Eisteddfod bv choirs in Staffordshire, tho, eX;I5!encc of the Welsh Motropolis of Liverpool on tho one hand, a direct communication with the. thorough-sroirui' Wel sh patriots in London on ;.he other, such Celtic patriotism extending as far as. Britan.nv in the East. re-echoed by a wonderful revival of that in Ireland on the Wrest, cannot fail to draw thousands of these compatrict" to- gether to Colwyn Bay to oelebrat-a tho ancient, institution for which their forefathers ha.ve been renowned for so manv centuries. Another- feature which will immensely add to the popu- larity of the t-nowment is the first-class accom- modation this town affordo, together with the unrivalled scenerv with whi(.41 this district abounds. I wish good luck to the deputation. Sur- veying the position as a whole, I cannot see, but that the authorities, will as usual avail them- selves of this grand opportunit.v that confronts. Am to enhance still more the success a,nct, popularity of the fine old festival.—Yours, etc.s, EISTEDDFOD WR. Colwyn Bav, July 27tih.

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A PLEASANT OUTING. On Thursday, Alderman Robert Owen gave his Sunday School class its annual outing. The party numbered sixteen, and at an early hour left the town in a brake for Bryntrillyn, where breakfast was served at the Sportsman's Arms. The journey was continued through Pentrefoelas and Lhn- rwst, dinner being served at the latter place. From Lbmrwst the journey was by the Carnar- vonshire rout", to T'alycafn Bridge, and thence continued to Colwyn Bay, Abergele, and St. Asaph. Tea was partaken of at Colwyn Bay. DEATH OF MR MORRIS OWEN. This sad event took place iate yesterday week after a protracted and painful illness. Mr Owen was 62 years of age, and a deacon in the Bap- tist Church. For over 35 years he was em- ployed at the Townsend Saw Mills, and waa a mizi in whom his employers had the utmost con- fidence. He was a staunch supporter of the Sunday School, in which lie always took deep interest. The funeral took place on Saturday, and was largely attended. Much sympathy is felt with Mrs Owen and family in their sorrow. CONGREGATIONAL SUNDAY SCHOOLS. —A conference of representatives of the Con- gregational Sunday Schools in the Vale of Clwyd was held at Swan Lane Chapel on Thursday, the Rev. James Charie.9, Denbigh, presiding. Mr J. Oldfield, Rhyl, and the Rev. T. J. Williams, Pwllglas (the treasurer ■ and se- cretary respectively) submitted their reports, which were adopted. A discussion ensued as to next year's festival, and it v.-n-s finally df)- cided that it be held at Denbigh as the most central town. The following officers were elec- ted for the ensuing year:—Chairman, Mr J. Simon, St. A5aph; treasurer, Air Oldficld, Rhyl; secretaries, lisv. Ben Williams, Presta- tyn, and Mr Hugh wards, Rhyl. Votes of thanks ~wcre given to the R.ev. T. J. Williams and Mr Oldficld for their services during the past year. PICNICS.—The Literary Society had its an- nual picnic on Thursday, when the members, "Wives and friends journeyed by road to Pres- tatyn, where, on arrival, thev nartook of an excellent tea in the Town Hall, prepared by Mrs lTiggins. Subsequently, the company ad- journed to a field by the beach, wfiere cri.~iy>t tennis, and other games were indulg-aci in, and in which the ladies took prominent part. A considerable number had a dip in thf, sou. The return journey was made through Dyserth and St. Asaph. The aa-rangements were carried out by Mr Leonard Hughes.—Denson's had their annual picnic on Thursday, Kinmcj Park thP at of Mr II. R. Hughes", the Lord-Lieutenari of Flintshire, being the rendezvous. The oem. pany, to the number of 50, drove in char-a- bancs, and on the way visifod Stanley s mother's home at Glascocd. The gardens at Kinmel I were inspected and other sights about the mansion, Tea was provided in tha Public Hall at St. George, and subsequent!}- various games were played.