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LLYSFAEN ATHLETIC SPORTS. To be held SATURDAY, AUGUST 7th, 1909. Particulars from DAVID JONES, 3, Bodrvfedd, Llysfaen, 24895p CoIwyu Bay.

CRICKET, LLANRWST 2nd XI. v. LLANRWST COUNTY SCHOOL. A CLOSE GAME. i While the first eleven was trying conclusions with the University men at Bang'or on Saturday the Second XI. entertained the County Sahool team at Gwydr Park, and but for the efforts of the Net-erati Trevor, of football fame, and W. Williams would have been bamr "knocked JUt" by the youngsters, who only lost the game by rime runs. Tfne scholars having won the toss, decided to bat, and' commenced proceedings with Harry Barnwell and W. A. Jones, J. O. Jones trundlmg from the pavilion end, and l. Williams from the other. When the score had reached 5, W. A. Jones was dismissed by J. 0. Jones with a ball that was practically unplayable. Oswald Owen filled the vacancy, and began to lash out at the deliveries. Stephen Hughes took the ball off M. Williams at 14- Barnwell, who was playing carefully, scoring' 7 out of his first over. Oswald Owen, however, after scoring 9, had his middle stump knocked off by J. O. Jones, and he retired at 23. Glynn Jones joined Barnwell, and immediately gave a catch to Williams at slips. He, however, failed to hold, but he was dismissed by J. O. Jones a moment later after scoring a oouple-3 for 27. Idwal Da vies, 4 he next batsman, and Ba.rnwell, however, altered the complexion, of tihe game, and scored freely, treating the triindler,3 with vigour. When the score reached 50, M. Williams resumed his posi- tion at the Castle end, while T. Thomas bowled from the pavilion end. The change proved satis- factory. Idwal Davies being' caught liy J. O. J ones off Thomas at 53. The retiring batsman s useful score of 199 included two 4's, three 2 s. Mr R H. Jones, one of the masters, next commenced with, a fine leg stroke for three all runs. At 65, however, Barnwell was clean bawled by Thomas for an invaluable innings of 28, which. included three 4's, and tive two's. W. A. Roberts joined Jones, J. O. Jones bowling re Williams at the Castle end Roberts was bowled at 66 by J. O. Jon3 without having added to the scoroe, and gave way to D. A. Jones, who, after scoring a single, was caught by W. Williams off J. O. Jones at 70. W. Jones also fell a victim to tihe same trundler at the same total. Ednyfed Roberts, after scoring a 3 all runs, was also clean bowled by J. O. Jones at 74. Ivor Price Williams, after scoring 5, was caught and bowled by Thomas, R. H. Jones be- ing not out for 10. The total was 81. J. O. Jones took 7 wickets for 30 runs. The trundler kept a good length and pace throughout- The score somewhat disheartened the "adults/' who commenced proceeding's with L. M. Hughes and T. Thomas, Glynne Jones tr"t;iKliing from the pavilion end, and Barnwell from the Castle end. Hughes, after a boundary stroke for 4, was cleaii bowled by Barnwell—one for 7; Mor- gans, the nexfs batsman, was a«o bowled by Barnwell's next delivery. R. D. Richards, who was next in, lost Thomas at 19, the "skipper" being bowled by G lynne Jones for 6. J. O. Jones, the next comer, was bowled by Glynne Jones at 27. W. Trevor Jones next joined Rich- ards, and the two "full-backs' somewhat altered the complexion of tine game, and stopped the rot. They ran the score to 35, when Richards, after contributing 8 runs, was clean bowled by Barnwell wirh a fine ball. W. A. Jones then went in for Barnwell and W. A. Roberts for .Glynne Jones- W. Williams, the next batsman, and Trevor then made light of the bowling, and witih extraordinary freedom ran the score to 78 or within an easy distance of victory. Trevor was Lhen bowled by Glynne Jones, who had re- sumed at the Castle end. After a splendid and under the circumstances an invaluable inning's of 25 runs which included two 4's, two 3's, and four 2's. Fletcher filled the vacancy, and -arn- well took, the ball at the pavilion end. Fletcher, with a boundary for 4, passed the youngsters'' total amid applause. W. Williams at 34. was, however, unfortunately run out, having scored a faultless 23, and, in conjunction with Trevor Jones, won tihe game for his side. His score included two 4's, two 3's, and two 2's. Maurice Williams, the next batsman, was immediately run out, while Stephen Hughes was snipped be- hind the wickets by R II. Jones off Glynne Jones. Bertie Pritabard, after a fine leg stroke for 4, was bowled by Idwal Davies. Fletcher being not out for 7, the score having reached a total of 90. Barnwell secured 5 wickets for 36 runs, and Glynne Jones 4 wickets for 40 runs. Tine scores were as follows:- COUHIY SCHOOL. H. Barnwell b Thomas 28 W. A. Jones b J. O- Jones 0 Oswald Owen b J. O. Jones 9 J. Glynne Jones b J. O. Jones 2 Idwal Davies c J. O. Jones b Thomas 16 Mr R. II. Jones not out 10 W. A. Roberts b J. O. Jones 0 D. A. Jones c W. Williams b J. O. Jones 1 W. Jones b J. 0. Jones 0 Ednyfed Roberts b J. O. Jones 0 E. Ivor Price c and b T. Thomas 5 Extras. 7 Total. 81 LLANRWST 2nd XL L. M. Hughes b Barnwell 4 T. (Thomas b Glynne Jones b J. L. Morg'aas b Barnwell 0 R. D- Richards b Barnwell 8 J O. Jones b Glynne Jones 7 W. Trevor Jones b Glynne Jones 25 W. Williams run out 83 T. Fletcher not out 7 M- Williams run out 0 Stephen Hughes o R. H- Jones b Glynne Jones. 0 Bertie Priohard b Idwal Davies 4 Extras 6 Total 90

FRIARS SCHOOL (BANGOR) v. BANGOR RAILWAY INSTITUTE BOYS' CORPS. Played on the Friars ground on Saturday, and resulted in a win for Friars by an innings and three runs. Scores:— RAILWAY INSTITUTE BOYS' CORPS. 1st Innings. n. Joh n.son b T. J. Griffiths 1 D- Williams b T. J. Griffiths 0 S. F. Walker b T. J. Griffiths 7 A. J. Hughes b T. J. Griffiths 12 M. Ward ibw b T. J. Griffiths 1 R- O. Williams b T. J. Griffiths 0 W. Cooil c Valiance b R. W. LI. Jones 1 Turnbuil c Griffiths b R. W. LI. Jones 6 R. Rowlands b R. W. Lloyd Jones 2 G. Jones not out 0 IL F, Perkins c D. G. Williams b Lloyd Jone3 0 Extras 5 Total. 35 2nd Innings. H. F. Perkins c V. Owen b T. J. Griffiths 21 G. Jones b Lloyd Jones 0 A. J. Hughes c L. Owen b LI. Jones 17 S. F. Walker c J. C- Jones b M. Thomas 0 D. Williams c Griffiths b D. G. Wil- liams 8 J. Turnbuil b V. Owen 10 H Johnson c V. Owen b D. G. Wil. liams 0 M. Ward b V. Owen 8 W. Cooil c Griffiths b V. Owen 0 R. O. Williams c J. C. Jones b V. Owen 0 R. Rowlands not out 0 Et xtras 5 Total 69 FRIARS INNINGS. L. Ow-en c H. F. Perkins b D. Wil- liams. 49 M- Thomas not out 51 Extras. 8 Innings declared closed—total 108 T. J. Griffiths (oa.pt.), W. Furber, H. L. Wil- liams. C. A. Cooil, V. Owen, D. G. William^, R. W. Lloyd Jones, J. C. Jones, and C. Vallance did not bat-

LLANYCHAN AND DISTRICT v. RUTHIN C.C. Played at Llanychan, June 19th. Score:— RUTHH.lst Innings. Roscoe b Ivor Jones 1 G. Da.well b Ivor Jones 3- G. Williams run out 5 J. Griffiths c Soar all b Ivor Jones 28 R. Thomas c White b Swaineon 7 J. E. Morris b Ivor Jones 8 H. W. Owen b Ivor Jones 5 J. R. Jones c S^&rell b Ivor Jones 7 R. A. Jones b C. C- Mott 6 J. Williams b C. C. Mott 0 A. E- Thom-as not out T. 0 Total 70 2nd Innings. .T. Davies Ibw b Mott 0 G. Dawell not out 8 G. Williams c W. C. Jones b I. Jones 6 J. Griffiths c Searell b C. C. Mott 0 R. Thomas c and b White 0 J. E. Morris ibw b White 10 H. VVr Owen c Searell b Ivor Jones, 0 J. Rioe Jones run out g R. A. Jones and F. Griffiths did not bat J. Williams did not ba.t A. E. Thomas c Williams b NI-ott 9 Extra 4 11. Declared tot^l tor 0 w2ckets 61 j The following in this innings did not bat:—F- j Griffiths a J. Williams- J. Davies and F. Griffiths played instead of ttoacoo and R. A. Jones in the second inninga. LLANYOHAN.—1st Innings. C. C- Mott c G. Williams b Thomas 0 J. T. Jones run out 0 T. J. White run out 3 Dr. Calvert run out 5 It. B- Searell b Roscoe 2 W. Williams c Roscoe b R. Thomas 2 A. Swainson b R. Thomas 0 J. Hughes b Roscoe 2 W. C. Jones c Owen b R. Thomas 0 J. Jones not out 0 D. R H. Davies b R. Thomas 0 Total. 14 2nd Innings. C. C. Mott b R- Ttiornas 15 Dr. Calvert b A. E. Thomas 14 A. Swainson not out 1 W. C- Jones b R. Thomas 2 D. R. H- Davies not out 2 Extras. 3 Total for 3 wickets 37 The following did not bat in the second in- nings:—J. T. Jones, T. J. White, R. B- Searell, J. Hughes. J- Jones, axid W- Williams.

MOSTYN PARK v. SHOTTON. This match was played at Mostyn on Satur- day, and resulted in a draw. E. Ingham and Bevington both batted well for the home team, with scores of 54 not out and 53 respectively. The visitors made a very good start, putting to- gether 80 for the loss of only two wickets. Morris contributed half of these, and was utibeaten at the close- Scores:— MOSTYN. F. Sutcliff b Austin 1 C. F. Malbon b Popplewell 7 E- Bevington c Morris b Phillips. 53 T. Ingham c Popplewell b Austin 3 C. llopwood b Austin 9 E. Ingham not out 54 W-atson run out.II J. H. Adams c Morris b Gordon. 2 J. L- Tie week b Gordon 0 Rev- T. G. Jones not out 4 A. C. Williams did not bat. Extras. 4 Total for 8 wickets. 148 SHOTTON J. Phillips c Malbon. b Watson 8 J. Morris not out 40 G. Jones b Hop wood 8 J. Vinoent not out 15 W, Garrett, J. Popplewell, D. Johnson, J. Broster, J. Dawson, A. Austin, and G. Gordon did not bat Extras. 9 Total. 80

RHOS PREPARATORY SCHOOL v GREENFIELD HALL PREPARATORY SCHOOL. This match was played on the ground of the former on Wednesday. Score:— GREENFIELD HALL. J. Travers b Sever 17 M. Robinson c Claz&brook b Sevor 5 W. Livesey run out 1 N. Knight b Lewtas 1 A. Reynolds b Lewtas 0 A. Knight b Lewtas 5 Howell-Griffith b Lewtas 0 F. Hasler not out G. Hill b Lewtas £ Extras Total 33 RHOS PREPARATORY SCHOOL. S. Field c Livesey b A. Knight 12 A. Nolan c N. Knight b Livesey 0 E. Fitz-Brown b A- Knight 24 L. Sever c Traveis b Livesey 33 II. Iyewtas c N. Knight b A. Knight 39 Smith c Reynolds b A. Knight 2 Brand c N. Knight b A. Knight 0 Glaze-brook b Livesey 0 .White not out Hadley b Livesey Extras Total 125

RHYL COMMERCIALS v. COLWYN BAY COMMERCIALS. This match took place at Foryd, on Satur- day. Scores:— RHYL- C. M. Birt'es run out £ A. Burton c. and b. Tonkin 8 G- Houghton b. do J. E-lphick b. do •• 0 J. F. Anderton (capt.) run out 7 J. R. Griffiths do 4 Percy Williams c. and b. W addll 8 E. Ge-o. Evans c. Tonkin, b. Sutcliffe 2 P. Addison c- Sutcliffe b. Palmer 0 S. Burton b. do 1 J. F. Stone not out 0 Extras. 21 Total 66 COLWYN BAY. H. W. Tonkin b. Anderton 2 F. Sutcliffe I.b.w., b. Houghton 4 E. Evans b. Anderton 0 G. Waddell b. Houghton 1 W- F. Mundy c. Griffith, b. Ander- ton 1 C. Palmer c. Stone, b. do. 2 Doughty Davies c. Evans, b. do. 1 W. Funna (capt.) b. do. 0 D. J. Davies b. Houghton 0 W. G. Mobley not out 0 G. Pryce run out 0 Extras 3 Total 14 To-morrow (Saturday), Rhyl Commercials will be at home to Holywell. Play will commence at 3 p.m.

RHUDDLAN v. EPWORTH COLLEGE. On Saturday, Rhuddlan played Epworth Col- lege, at Rhuddlan, winning the match by 62 to 59.-Sc-or,2s.- RHUDDLAN. O: Mostyn Davies b. Pauls. 20 A. Barnett c. Pauls, b. Ilenthorne 0 E- J. Nelson c. Kempton, b. do. 3 R. J. H. Munden b. Paivls 14 D. Fraser c. and b. do 7 A. M. Williams not out 10 C. P. Backhouse b. Kempton 0 LJ. B. Evans c. H. Collier, b. Pauls 1 C. E- Totty run out 0 H. Barnett c. and b. Pauls 3 R. J. Jones c. H. Collier, b. do. 1 Extras. 3 Total. 62 EPWORTH COLLEGE. J. W. Farrow b. R. J. Jones 8 D. Collier b- do 3 H. Collier run out 8 R. Henthorne b. R. J. Jones 0 Mr Kempton c. WiHJams, b. Evans 13 Mr Paul." l.b.w., b. Fraser 12 Mr Crick b. R. J. Jones 4 M. B. Lea l.b-w., b. do. 0 VV. Burrows b. Fraser 2 J. E. Clark c. and b. do 1 J. D. Haughton not out 0 Extras 8 Total 59

ABERGELE COUNTY SCHOOL v. ST. ASAPH COUNTY SCHOOL. Played at St. Asaph, on Saturday. S.oores ST. ASAPH. J. V. Jones (capt-) c. H. B. Evans, b. B.Jones. 10 R V. Jones b. R. Davies 0 C. A. Pavnter b. do. 26 Ivor Griffiths c. L. Davies, b. B. Jones 1 Fred Rhodes b- R. Davies 2 Russel Lloyd b. B, Jones 1 W. E. Fowles c. L. Davies, b. R. Davies 0 D. Rhodes b. B. Jones 0 D- Hudson not out 2 Lewis Jones c. 0. Jones, b. B. Jones 0 R. B. Pritchard c. E- Williams, b. R. Davies 3 Extras 5 Total. 50 ABERGELE. Branhy Jones (capt. ) b. W. E. Fowles 21 Horatio Williams b. do. 10 R. Dav ies b. do 3 R. Lyne b. do- 0 E- Williams b. do 7 D. Thomas b. do 0 H. Matthews b. do 0 H. B. Evans b do 12 Lloyd Da vies c. and b. Rhodes 3 Oliver Jones not out 1 Percy Harrow b. F. Rhodes 4 Extras. g Total 70

NORTH WALES UNIVERSITY COLLEGE V. LLANRWST. Played on Saturday, Score:— UNIVERSITY COLLEGE. Bennett c Gerard b Hayes 2 Fritz Davies Ibw b Cruwys 18 Wright b Cruwys Q Claude Davies run out 14 Matthews hit wicke-t b Oruwys 5 p. G. Elias run out 15 T. E- Jones c Carter b Blaokwall 0 Smedley not out 13 J. B. Jones b Blackwali Q T. R Jones b Cruwys 2 Woodings c Roberts b Blackwali 9 Extras 17 Total 95 LLANRWST. R. G Cruwya b Woodings 13 Orton o Smedley b Woodings 52 A. Carter b Claude Davies 0 A. LL Griiffth DOt Out 0 D. Jones c and b C. Davies 12 B. Hayes b Woodings 0 T. Owen b Woodings 6 G. Cbisholm run out 1 G. W. Roberts run out 0 J. Gerard retired hurt. 4 H. 0. Blackwali c Sniodt-ey b Woodings 2 Extras 8 Total 98

RYDAL MOUNT SCHOOL V. BANGOR UNIVERSITY. Played at Bangor on Wednesday, Juno 15th. SCOCiJ RYDAL MOUNT. Mr Winfield b C. Davies 14 SeJiby b C- Davies 9 Lancaster b Woodings 1 Mr Laine b C. Davies 4 Barnsley (capt.) ct and b Woodings 0 Mr Greig ct Bennett b Davies 3 Mr G. Osborn not out 7 Eglington ct C. Dav "oo b Woodings 3 Baiter b Woodings 0 Lea.Le II)w b C. Davieo 4 Oliver b Wooding3 2 Extras 7 Total 55 BANGOR UNIVERSITY. Bennett ct Mr Winfield b Baker 16 Wright b Bakr 37 Matthews ct Oliver b Selby 18 Rowlands b Selby 5 Smedley ct and b Selby 1 C. Davies ct Eglinton b Selby 1 Baldwyn ct Leale b Oliver 22 Dr- Evans not out 9 Walker ct Selby b Oliver 1 Tmff b Oliver 0 Woodings did not bat Extras 12 Total 122

RYDAL MOUNT v. NORMAL COLLEGE, BANGOR. Played at Rydal Mount on Saturday. Scora :— RYDAL MOUNT. Mr Laine b L. II- Davies 17 Mr Winfield b Griffith 27 E. J. Selby ct Griffith b Goosey 20 Mr G. Osborn b Goosey 11 Mr Greig not out 22 II. Barnsley (capt.) b Griffith 7 W. O. Lancaster not out 22 J. Eglington, Baker, Leal-e and Oliver did not bat. Extras 11 5 Total 131 NORMAL COLLEGE. Mr Jackson b Baker 6 W. S- Whitney b Baker 4 Mr H. Davies b Mr G. Cteborn 0 E. Palfrey man ct and b Baker 5 Ik A. J. Cross b Mr G. Osborn 2 F. C. Goosey (oapt.) not out 4 Evans, ct II. Barnsley b Mr G. Osborn 0 IJ- Jones b Mr G. Osborn 0 A. E. Llovd b Mr G. Osborn 3 T. J. Jones b Mr G. Osborn 0 R. H. L. Griffith b Mr G. Osborn 0 Extras 0 Total 24

GOLF- COLWYN BAY v. BANGOR. The Colwyn Bay Golf Club were at home on Saturday to Bangor, the match being favouied with glorious weather- The course was in ex- cellent condition, and after an enjoyable after- noon's play the home team won. The scores were:— COLWYN BAY. P. N. G. Holmes 0 D.' M. Peacock (4 up and 3) 1 II". F. Ash by (6 up and 5) 1 W. Jones (4 up and 3) 1 II. Smith (6 up and 5) 1 J. E- Purely (6 up and 5) 1 A. G. Peake (8 up and 7) 1 J. Faulkner (8 up and 6) 1 J. Faui Total 7 BANGOR, Rav. C. W. Barlow (1 up) 1 Dr. Locke 0 G. II- Reid 0 J. Ouinmings 0 P. W. White 0 G. II. Nicholis 0 Dr. E. 0. Price 0 W. A. Foster 0 Total. 1 TREFRIW GOLF CLUB. The monthly medal competition was held on Saturday, June 19th, whoen tho following were I the urinciuai cards returned: À. B- Boyd 99 28 71 C. Cooper Morris 8o 14 72 VViii:ani McGaul 102 30 72 VV. N Smith 87 10 77 Herbert Hughes 109 50 79 E. Clutterbuck 89 9 80 W. F. Barry 104 20 84

BOWLING. LLANDUDNO v. COLWYN BAY. KEEN CONTEST. LLANDUDNO WIN THEIR FIRLtT MATCH. The return match between LI and una and Co'- WYil Bay Bowling Clubs was played on :he former's g'round, on Saturday afternoon. The two teams were practicality identical with tliosei whicti met the previous week. Mr Thomas Foster played with the home contingent inate.id oif Mr Henry Hughes, and Mr North took the place of Mr R. 1..1. Davies. Out of 12 games in the singles, Llandudno won ten, Mr W. J. Clough winning two for Ins club, and thus se- curing fheir final victors-. In the doubles the tables were somewhat turned, the visitors gaining five out. of the six g'ames. The following ard the full particulars: — LLANDUDNO- W. J. Clough 11 Thos. Foster -15 Edward Owen 11 R, T. Jones 4- 1 Arthur Hewitt H Shaw Thowliss 6-12 —. Northwood H J. Ricliard,i 11- 5 J. E- Horrasby 11 W. Williams 11— 8 D. W. Thomas 11 J. II. S. Stevens 9-14 xVV. J. Clough 11 Total 118—55 xMr !W. J- Clough only played once in the I doubles. <:Iou bI-e.s. COLWYN BAY. VV Hodgkins 4 C. Hartley 1— 7 II. Heap 10 H- Evans 11-15 W- Carlow 11 1-1. A. Booth 1-15 R. B. Moulsdalo 3 S. Woods 8-15 T- Concha r 5 W. Hartley J—15 E.J.Hudson 11 1C VV. Brewster 4-15 Total .——. 82-82

TENNIS. COLWYN BAY v. BANGOR UNIVERSITY. Teanis representing' tthe Oolwyn Bay and Bangor Univonsitiy Club enjoyed a remarkaoly keen game on the Cohvyn Bay ground on Wednesday, last week- Colwyn Bay wero even- tually victorious by 5 ma tones to 4, 12 sets to 7, or 99 games to 85. The scores were: Mr Conbrough and Mr Plews (Colwyn liay) lost to Messrs F. Banister and C. E. Thomas 6—2, 6—4, beat. Messrs II. VV. Pieroe and E. A. Owen 6-4, 6-3, and beat Messrs T. I Thompson and R. E. V. Roberts, 6-1, 6-2, Messrs Rowland and Barratt (Colwyn I>r«.y) lost to Messrs Banister and Thomas, 4—6, 6-2, 9-7, boat Messrs Pierce and Owen, 6-1, 5-3 and beat Messrs Thompson, 6-3, 6-3, Messrs Oamenziud and Sohiele (Colwyn Bay) lost to Messrs Banister and Thomas, 6-1, 6-3; lost to Messrs Pierce and Owen, and beat Messrs Thompson and Roberts, 6-3, 6-3. a r'i

81>0 HTIN U- .TAttiS. Lord Herbert Vane Tempest, president of the Machynlleth Golf Club, has made arrangements with J. H. Taylor, the open champion, to nsit the Machynlletih links on the 6th proximo, n-cl play exhibition, games with two local amateurs and the club and a neighbouring professional. The Duke of Westminster's Steam yacht Grianaig left Southampton last week for JZiel, where his fast motor boat, Ursula, has already arrived, and she will be joined tlnere this week by the Duke for the motor-boat races to be held in connection with Kiel Regatta- It is expected that the Ursula, which did so well at Monte Carlo in the sprin.g and has since improved, will put up a world's record for speed in the Baltie. —•

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EISTEDDFOD AT PENTRE- VOELAS. LIST OF AWARDS. (By Our Reporter). A highly successful literary and musical meet- ing was held at Bethel Independent Chapel, Pen- trevoelas, this day week, largo audiences being present at both afternoon and evening meetings. Messrs VV. G. Owen, Metropolitan Bank, Llan- rwst, and A. 0. Evans, solicitor, Denbigh, were the presidents. The Rev. R. J. Parry, VVesleyan minister, Cerrigydruidion, acted as conductor. The adjudicators were:—Music: Mr John Wil- liams, Carnarvon. Essays: Rev. Cynwyd Wil- liams, Llanrwst, and the Rev. Llewelyn Jerman, Rhydlanfair. Scriptural examinations: Rev. Ellis Roberts, Pentrevoelas. Poetry: Mr Tom Owen, Cerrigydruidion. Art: Mrs Hughes, Bryn- hyfryd; Mrs Jones, Penlan; Mrs Evans, The Smithy; Miss Jones, Post Office; and Miss Ro- berts, Voelas Hotel; Messrs John Jones, Penlan; Win. Hughes, Cwrt-y-llvn; Peter Lloyd, Doi- hyfryd; and J. Jones, Brynhyfryd. Transla- tion,: Mr D. O. Jones, Penlan. Recitations: Messrs Thomas Jones, Bryndu, and Thomas Evans, The Smithy- Mr D. O. Jones, Penlan, acted as chairman of the committee; Mr Humphrey Wm. Jones, Gwerfyt Cottage, as treasurer; and Messrs Ido Jones, Penrhyn, and J. W. Davies, The Smithy, as literary and musical secretaries respectively.

THE AFTERNOON MEETING. The following awards were made in this meet- ing:— Recitation (under 12 years or age): 1, Olwen LJoyd, Pentrevoelas; 2, E. A. Jones, Pen- uiachno. Picture frame: David Jones, Tai Ucha', Hafod Elwy. Scripture examination: Mrs Jones, Celyn, Bala. Solo (under 16 years), piece to be chosen by competitor: 1, Kate Owen, Cerrig; 2, Gwladys Jones, Bryndu. Solo, for those not, having previously won a prize David Jones, Glasfryn. Tenor solo, "Morfydd, fy nghariad:" David Jones, Llangwm. Essay, "Names of Animals mentioned in O'd Testament, with a short note on each:" Prize divided between Miss Jones, Festiniog, and John Jones, Growine, Glasfryn. Juvenile choirs competition, "Cwsg, fy Noli" (D. W. Lewis): Three choirs appeared—Pentre- voelas, Siloarn, and Cerrigydruidion. Siloam was adjudged to be the best.

THE EVENING MEETING. Soprano or tenor solo, "Telynau'r Saint" (W. 0. Jones): Kate Morgan Jones, Penmachno, a young girl, whose performance was much praised by the adjudicator. Verses on '"Old-age Pensions:" Robert Daniel Jones (Ap Cledwen), Denbigh; out of 16 com- petitors- Duet of the competitors' own choice: Three couples appeared, the winners being W. 0. Jones, Festiniog, and J. W. Davies, The Smithy, Pen- trevoelas, who sang "Plant y Cedvrn." Translation from English to Welsh, 36 com- peted: 1, Miss M. E. Roberts, Ty'nygiifach, Cer- rig. Quartette, "Mi wclaf mewn adgof" (Dr. Parry) Two parties came forward, and the prize went to J. Ni Davies, Ilentrei-o-elas, and friends. Tenor or bass solo, "Craig yr Oesoedd" (J. G. Thomas) Ted Jones, Festiniog. Cycling stockings: Miss Jones, Jones'-terrace, Cerrig. Stanzas to the "Horse shoe:" David Parry, Glasfryn. In rising to deliver one adjudication, Mr John Williams, Carnarvon, replied to some complimen- tary remarks mada by the Chairman for the per- formance of the Carnarvon Choir in the London National Eisteddfod- He said this was the third time for a choir under his conductorship to win the chief choral competition at the National Eis- teddfod (hear, hear)- The first occasion was at Wrexham in 1888, and several members of that choir took part in this year's competition in Lon- don. On the second occasion the prize was divid- ed between the Carnarvon and another choir at the Fetini-og Eisteddfod. This year, the choir was entirely composed of Carnarvon people, not a Single member having been elected from outside the town (hear, hear). He entered the competi- tion with the expressed purpose of bringing the prize to North Wales, and thus dispose once and for all of the insinuation often made in South Wales that North Wales choirs could not sing (applause and laughter). Trio for soprano, tenor, and bass, "Duw, bydd drugarog" (Dr. Parry): Thos. Roberts, Penmach- no, and friends- Walking-stick: Thomas Jones, Isgaer Wen, Pentrellyn-y-Cymmer. For the best rendering of "Y Nant a'r Blodeu- yn" (Tom Price), by a party of 16 three parties came forward, viz., Glasfryn (Mr Bob Parry, conductor), Voelas (Mr David Williams), and Glanrhyd (Mr J. W- Davies). The prize went to the Glasfryn party, and the medal to Mr J. W. Davies, conductor of the Glanrhyd combination. Chief es&av, "The Essentials of a Happy Domes- tic Life:" Prize divided between Meredith Da- vies, Ty'nllwyn, Tanygrisiau, and Richard Davies, Voelas. Recitation, "Pawb aH y peth y bo:" Divided between Miss Hughes, Cerrig Elltgwm, Ysbyttv, and J. W. Ellis, Llaethwrvd. 0 Penillion singing: 1. Thomas Jones, Isgaer Wen; equal second, Watkin Jones, Bala, Bob Parry, Cerrig, and Arthur Jones, Bryndu- Quartette, "Y deigryn:" Wm. Lloyd, Cerrig, and friends. Challenge solo: Ted Jon<?s, Festiniog, who sang "Niagara" (Dr. Parry). Male voice choirs competition—(a) "Gwyr Phil- istia" (D. Jenkins), and "Morfa Rhuddlan" (Dr. Rogers' arrangement): Two choirs sang, and the prize was awarded to Pentrevoelas, conducted by Mr Jenkin Roberts. The other chojr was Dol. gynwal (conducted by Mr R. Hywelfryn Jones).

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