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w. T. NEWHSN, mnrrnd,Fruit Floral Hall, LLANDUDNO, CALLS special attention to the large and varied stock of XMAS GOODS the following being the finest money can procure. NEW CRYSTALLISED FRUIT. F,G^T ™ 1-lb Boxes Extra Choice, 1/G per box. IN"? Extra Clioicc Locoum (very tine 2-lb. Extra Extra „ 3/- „ fruit), 2-lb. Boxes, 3/- per box. 4-lb. „ Extra „ 5/6 „ Do. Fine Choice 1/- per box l^-lb. Do. Extra Choice (Flat), 1/ 1/3 & 2/- box. METZ FRUIT. Small Boxes, 4d. and Gd. 1-lb. Boxes Extra Extra Choice, 1/4 per box. TURKISH DELIGHt. 4b. r, Extia6 Extra Choice Genuine U. Small Drums. |-lb. „ Choice 8*d. „ » 1/- Laige „ i-lb. „ „ Gd. n. CARMA CARAMELS. (More Delicious than Chocolate), ELVA PLUMS (Round Fruit). v nmind Finest, 1-lb. Boxes, 1/G per box. V2 Per for CARLSBAD PLUMS (Stoneless Fruit). XMAS CRACKERS. 1-lb. Boxes Extra Choice, 2/ TOYS, 1-lb. „ „ )t 1/ FIREWORKS, FRENCH PLUMS. j™?. ^fES' Et°" 2-lb. Bottles Extra Choice, 3/- per bot. to of- per box. 2-lb. II Choice 2/- „ FLORAL DEPARTMENT. 1-lb. » „ FRESH FLOWERS COOKING DO., 4d., 5d., 6d., and 8d. per lb. and CRYSTALLISED ORANGE AND FIG SLICES. FOLIAGE DAILY. CRYSTALLISED ORANGE AND FIG SLICES. FOLIAGE DAILY. 1/3 per Drum. Wreaths, Crosses and Designs made to (SPECIAL). order on the shortest notice. <■ i A CHILL I I commonly results from exposure to y cold or damp, especially when the 1 system ia "below par." The symp. "I toma are shivering ^nd fever, t often followed by an obstinate t <► oough or by pneumonia. Serioua y results may be prevented by taking I 4 a fow doeos of LAWRENCE'S j. COUGH LINCTUSl -wlhich eoothes, heals and strength- T i ► ena tho ctaest. It irelievee the y bronchial tubes and brings about 1 a speedy recovery. No home ia Jiv safe without it. Buy bottlo I Uxiay. t a speedy recovery. No home is A safe without it. Buy bottlo I Uxiay. t t Price ii- and 2/6. tI" Price i/- and 2/6. I Post Free 1/1$and 2/9. V u —°— i Prepared, only by T Prepared, only by I G. R. LAWRENCE. M.P.S., I Pharmaceutical Chemist, j HIGH oS7 Q Q 75 L. I UNEQUALLED FOR QUALITY and PRICE. Rowland & Co., WYNNSTAY CHAMBERS, COLWYN BAY. TKLErKOWK 927 66071 "ANTIQUES." R. S. JOHNSON, 4, High Street, Conway. A large and varied collection of Old English and Welsh Furniture, China, Embroideries, etc., is now on view at the above newly-opened premises. Owners of genuine Antiques desirous of selling would oblige by sending a post card or calling at the above address. FINANCIAL. NO PRELIMINARY FEES. MONEY LENT PRIVATELY In Large or Small Sums (not less than £ 10), ON BORROWER'S OWN PRO- MISSORY NOTE. ESTABLISHED NEARLY FORTY YEARS and now lending UPWARDS of L70,000 ANNUALLY. For Prospectus and Terms, apply to GEORGE PAYNE & SONS, 5, CRESCENT ROAD, RHYL. Established 1870. 11628 Vi. H. JONES, ST, PETER'S SQUARE, STOCKPORT, Advances £ 20 upwards AT REASONABLE TERMS TO ALL RESPECT 2553sp ABLE HOUSEHOLDERS. -+- n £ 20 to £ 5000, on Note of Hand alone, without delay or tuss, tt> all Persona worthy of Credit. No Bondsmen required; Interest and Repayments are exceedingly moderate, and can be arranged to suit Borrower's own convenience. You wiii benefit by dealing direct with us, as you can rely on honourable and straightforward dealings. Cash sent by post if required. Parti- culars free on stating amount required- Privacy guarantel-d. -Apply, in confidence, H. KAY and CO., 92. Market-street, Manchester. 24524p Private Advances from f,5 to X I ooo, ON Simple Written Promise to Repay, for any im mediate need or private use. Cash sent by post tfdesiraa. ou can get mjney privately here, as in- torvievva aru unnecessary. Uouuiiw application* never retu-ad. fill) advance can bo paitt lJa;o:k by monthly, quarterly, or half-yearly instalments, or u: dcstted tho advance can remain out up to tive years by payinK interest only. Distance no object. Interest aim repayments lowasl in lLngllud. Strict privacy IóJIQ borrowers paying extortionate interest oisuwnere are requested to "apply to u.3, when oxistinK loans can ba' paid otf ana larger advances uuulo at inucu lower rates of ui- ittioat. it win cost nothing to inquire but may iara jou i'oun-lit, oy applying in strict coiitidtmoe tor our tl LO I-"l'Ur;pCCtUd tO "net NATIONAL LOAN SOCIETY, 41, CORPORATION ST., MANCHESTER (Tel. 2Gu x .il. or to our District Oiiices, lit, Dean Street, Bangor. .Ð.1!t. lbo7. CASH ACCOMMODATION £ 20 TO £ 1,000 I' interest 2s 8d in the £ for agreed period £ ?.0 repay £ 22 lCs. £ 50 repay JJ56 5s. ij-irj ivpay iM lbs. ,i.;ll10 repay IUs. j vV JAUKSON. 70, Plymouth Grove. Manchester. I IMPORTANT NOTICE.—LOANS from £10 to £Jûü granted, without dolay, at any dis- I t.ali, lo Householders, Tradebtnen, Publicans, i-'aruisrs. HIUI all Classes, on personal security; no iiomisriieii, no '.rouble, strictly private, low interest, by following «V[eckiy, Monthly, and V^uuiterly Repayments:— £ 10 Loan from 35 w<>ek!y; £ 20 loari trom 55 weekly; C50 Loan from 128 óù weekly; £ 100 Loan from 25s weekly. Deal wilh aii Old-Established Firm, where you ¡ ftil rc:y on straightforward Business. Don't ba misled by paying oxtort-onato interest and h(,a%-y repayments tbove your means.—SAMUELS and CO.. CJ. JOHN DALTON ST^ MANCHESTKlft. t MUSICAL. MR. BRYAN WARHURST (Pencerdd Clwyd), A.R.C.M., L.R.A.M., Organist and Choirmaster of St, Thomas' Church, Rhyl; also Choirmaster of St. Paul's Church, Colwyn Bay, VISITS OLD COLWYN and COLWYN BAY (TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS). Prepares PupLLs for the Associated Board of tho Royal Academy of Music, the Royal Collgo of Music, and the Trinity College of Music, London. ORGAN, PIANOFORTE, SINGING, HAR- MONY, THEORY, etc. LATEST MUSICAL SUCCESSES. Address: Haydn House, Brighton Road, RHYL 22317p MR F. GURNEY BARNETT, L.R.A.M., A.R.C.M. Teaching Singing. Teaching Pianoforte. (Former Pupil in London of R. J. Pitcher, Esq., Muj. B-, F.R.C.O., etc., Professor at the Guildhall School of Music). Conductor of the Colwyn Bay Philharmonic Society and Colwyn Bay Ladies' Choir. LESSONS GIVEN in VOICE PRODUCTION SOLO SINGING, PIANOFORTE and ORGAN PLAYING, lIARMONY, COUNTER- POINT, Etc. Candidates prepared for all recognised Exam- inations and competitions, -Address: Normanhurst, Llanerch Road, COLWYN BAY. Ittr peter Cdwards, iflus, 6ac (Pear Jilaw) Musical Adjudicator, Festival Colidiictor, etc ABERGELE. TUST PUBLISHED-" Croes Ein Ceidwad 0 (" Our Saviour'* Cross" I. a Sacred fjong, in two Keys, E flat and U. Most suitable ror Competitions- Price One Shilling; utt. Copies of the Composer and of tue Publisher, D. K. JONES (Alaw Madog), 10a, Hampjtead ltoaa, Liverpool, C10NWAY QUADRILLE BAND. — Violin, 'Cello and Piano (augmented if necessary), Large Repertoire of all the latest dance music; open to engagements for Balls, Private Dances, etc.—Terms apply, John H. Stott, 2, Oswald-road, Llandudno Junc- tion. 26136p PIANOFORTE. SINGING. HARMONY. P. W. MATHERS, A.R.C.O. (formerly for 16 years Organist and Choir- master at Lymm Parish Church), "BAYCLIFFE," SEAFIELD-ROAD, COLWYN BAY. PREPARATION for Examinations. Many JL past Successes. Lessons at own or Pupils Residence. Moderate Terms. 26126p EDUCATIONAL. ABERGELE COUNTY SCHOOL (FOR BOYS & GIRLS). THE SECONDARY SCHOOL FOR THE COLWYN BAY OlSiRICT. HEADMASTER; MF J. WILLIAMS. NI. A. (Oxon), Assisted by an Experienced Staff of Masters auu Mistresses. The Distinctions gained by past and present pupils of Abergelo County School during the last four yoars include:— SCHOLARSHIPS AND EXHIBITIONS: Meyrick Exhibition, Jesus College, Oxford; Open Exhibition, Trinity College, Cambridge; Open Exhibition, Jesus College, Oxford; Minor Scholarship, Trauty College, Cambridge; Major Scholarship (£100 a year for live years), Trinity College, Cambridge; Open Exnibitions, Univer- sity College, Bangor; Denbighshire County Ex- kii>it:ons; King's Scholarship, Eto. PASSES A1 Historical Tripos, Cambridge University (First-Class, Part 1.); Historical Tri- pos, Cambridge University (First-Class, Part ii); London Matriculation; Welsh Matricula- tion; Oxford Responsions; Cambridge Previous; Edixibugh Medical Preliminary; Civil Service (Third in the Kingdom at Post OfTioo Examina- hons); Chartered Accountants, Final (Third in Honours); Bank and Insurance Examinations; The Degree Examinations of the Universities of Wales, Oxford, Cambridge and Edinburgh. CENTRAL WELSH BOARD CERTIFI- CATES (which exempt from mast of the Pro- fessional Preliminary Examinations): Honours Stago, Senior Stage and Junior Stage with numerous Distinctions, eto. The Railway Fares of Pupils ji-olit Colwyn Bay and Old Colwyn are Paid by the County School Governors _-4_ GLANAVON, CADNANT PARK, CON WAY. GIRLS' BOARDING and DAY SCHOOL. Preparatory for Boya under ten. Exoellent Care, Diet, and Education. HALF-TERM, NOVEMBER 5th. Principal: MISS SHAW. COLWYN BAY GOLF CLUB SPORTING 9-HOLE COURSE, SITUATE ABOVE PWLLYCROCHAN WOOD. COMFORTABLE CLUB HOUSE. LUNCHEONS AND REFUE&iiiVinlNTS PROVIDED. I' GOLFING REQUISITES STOCKED. Steward and Professional L. GREEN. SUBSCRIPTIONS. Per Annum. I Honorary Members £1 Is and 10s. I Resident Members— Ladies jCO 15s. Od. Gentlemen £ 1 JOs Cd. Country Memoors- I Ladies LO C!.i. C, d. Gentlemen BO 15s. Od. Visitor, 23 per Day; Is Half-Day, after One o'clock 7.s fed per Week. DOUGLAS M. PEACOCK, Hon. Sec. Iloposide, Prince's Drive. I The death is announced of Mr Adolph Back, the victim of one of the most remarkable oases of mistaken inde-Titity on record. m
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RELIGIOUS SERVICL3- The following will officiate at tilio (liUerent places of worship next Sunday- ST. DAVID'S CHURCH: 10 a.m., Matins and Sermons. 11.15 a.m., Matins and Sermons (Eng-'lLh)- 2 p.m., Sunday School- 6 p.m.. Evensong and Sermon. ST- JOHN'S, TAN):GH,!SlA U: 10 a.m., Holy Communion. 2 p.m., Sunday School. 6 p.m., Evensong and Sermon. CHURCH HALL: 2.15 p.m., Sunday School (Englitili)- 6.30 p.m., Evensong- and Sermon (Encash). CALVINISTIC METHODISTS Engedi: Rev. R. Siiyn Roberts, M.A. Peniel: Rev. E. Vatighaii Humphrers, Bar- mouth. Gwylfa: 10, Rev. J. Cwynoro Da vies, Bar- mouith; 6, Rev. E. J. Evans, Penrhvri. Bethesda: 10, Rev. E. J. Evans, Penrfoyn; 6, Rev- J. Gwynoro I>avies, liarmouth- Tabernacl: 10, Rev. E. Afonwy Williams. Barrnouth; 6, Mr Charles Hughes, Bala. Masnofferen 10. Mr Charles Hughes; 6, Rev. E. A. Williams. Garregddu: Rev. Ilug1]! Ellis, Maenfcwrog-. Bowydd: Rev. David Hoekins, M.A., Carnar- von. Rhiw: Rev. R. R. Morris- Bethol: Rev. Owen Hughes, Liangaffo- Engliah Chapel: Rev. J. Owen. CONGREGATION A LISTS. Bethel: Sunday School Meeting. Hyfrydfa: Rev. J. Williams uavies. Bethania: Mr D. R. Jones (AvaUon). Jerusalem: 10, Rev. J. Rhydwen Parry; 6, Rev. J. Hughes. Brynbowydd: 10, Rev. George Davies. Salem: Rev. Thomas Griffiths. Carmei: Rev. J. Evans Owen LianborM. WESLEYANS. Jibene-zer: 10, Prayer Meeting; 6, Rev. P. Jones-Roberts. Disgwylfa: 10, Rev. J. Maelor Hughes; 6, Sir J. II. Roberts. Soar, Rhiw: 10, Mr D. D. Hughes; 5, Mr Alun Griffiths- Tanygrisiaiu: 2, Rev. P. Jones-Roberts; 6, Mr D. D. Hughes- Festiniog: 10, Rev. P. Jones-Roberts; 6, Rev. J. Maelor Hughes. BAPTISTS. Seion: Student. Calfaria: Rev. E. Oefni Jones. MorizCh: 2, Rev. E. C. Jones. Caorsalem: 10, Mr J. D. Davies; 6, Mr IliTlip Lloyd. PiVah: Mr Cadwaladr Humphreys- FOOTBALL. The following players have been selected to play Colwyn Bay ait hoane on Saturday, the 11th inst.Goal, T. M. Whit- taker; backs, T. Hughes, M. E. Morris; halves, A. Williams, W. B. Jones, W. H. Williams; forwai-da J. Jones, J. Osborne Hughes- W. M. Jones, W. R. Owen, Evan Lloyd. Reserves, J. Hughes, W. J. Penny, Moses Roberts, R. Ellis.
MERIONETH COUNTY COUNCIL.
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MERIONETH COUNTY COUNCIL. THE SMALL HOLDINGS QUESTION. A meeting of the above Council was held at Bala yesterday week, Mr J. At. James presiding. CONDOLENCE. A vote of condolence was passed vvit-li the families of the late Alderman Dr. Hughes, Bala, and Councillor J-nhn Hughes, Festiniog. APPOINTMENTS. Councilor H. E. Roberts, Llanuwehllyn, was unani- mously elected alderman in the place of the late Dr. Hughes. Messrs W. P. Evans, Blaenau Festiniog, John Evans, Barmouth, and Morris Thomas, Corris, were re-elected representatives of the Council on the Court of Governors of Bangor University College. HON. C. II. WYNN AND SMALL HOLDINGS. Th-s Hon. C. H. Wynn, Rhug, said he desired to remove a false impression that had been caused regard- ing himself in connection with the application that had been mudo to him by the Small Holdings Committee for Ty'n.vbrvn Farm, Corwen. He had not refused to sell, and only wanted the matter to be dealt with equitably and fairly. Alderman Andreas Roberts rose to a point of order, and said that the report of the Small Holdings Com- mittee had not been presented. The chairman of the committee (Councillor R. M. Jones) then read the report, Ute aubst.ance cf which was that the preliminary difficulties had been con- siderable, but since then maTieirs had improved. It had been deemed advisable to get compulsory powers in regard to Ty'nybryn, but the committee believed that land bought under those powers could not be resold for the same price. It was pointrd out that the Hon. C. II. Wynn was not opposed to the principles of tho Small Holdings Act. The Hon. C. II. Wynn oomplained that the committee wanted a farm that belonged to a small estate like his, whereas a much larger estate was in the district. Alderman M. Thomas said that since the matter was to come before a public enquiry, it should not, be discussed in the Council. The Oouncil agreed. RESIGNATIONS. The Hon. O. II. Wynn resigned his post as governor of Bala County School, and as a member of the Den- bigh Asylum Visitors' Committee. Ho was not as of Bala County School, and as a member of the Den- bigh Asylum Visitors' Committee. He was not as strong as he used to I.,e, Pn,,i lie had been in office for many years. Alderman Dr. Roberts, Festiniog, Councillor R. C. Anwyl, and other urged Mr Wynn to withdraw his resignations, and all highly eulogised the work he had done for mH1Y years. Mr WYlIll ;¡jtJ that whilst fttlly appreciating the compliments paid him, he had made up his mind to retire. Alderman Iwydn Jones moved that Mr Wynn' re. signation of the Bala School governorship should be deferred. Councillor Dr. J. Jones having seconded the motion, it was passed. Dr. Williams, Duigelley, was appointed member of the Denbigli Asylum Visitors' Committee. COUNTY REVENUE AND MOTOR CAR LICENCES. Councillor Anwyl said (h>i there were owners of motor cars and others who had to take out licences for dif- ferent purposes, who sent to other counties for those licences, though they resided in Merionethshire. This, in his opinion, was very unfair, and it reduced the in his opinion, was very unfair, and it reduced the revenue of the county. Such persons should be com- pelled to pay for the licences in the county, but if that could not be done then the fees should JK, re- mitted to Merionethshire from the counties where they were paid. The Clerk said that Mr Anwyl must give notice of his intention to move a resolution on the matter. This he agreed to d, LOCAL ELECTIONS, 1D10. It was decided to hold the local elections in 1910 as follows :-Cunnly Council, Murch 5th; cloction of chairman and aldermen of the County Council, March 16th rural, urban and parish councils elections, April 2nd, except at Bala, urban and rural, which will lie held April 4th. LEASING AN OLD SCHOOL BUILDING. The Council leased to the Territorial Association the old British School, Festiniog, at an annual charge of R20 for seven years.
LLYS MAN-DDYLEDION FFESTIONIOG.
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LLYS MAN-DDYLEDION FFESTIONIOG. C'ynhalwyd y H3 s liwn ddydd Ian, 0 flaen ci Anrhyd- edd y Barnwr William Evans. ACHOS 0 IAWN. Mr D. White Phillips a wnaeth gais yn nglyn ago aohos iawn i weddw y diweddar GriSith Griffiths S, Ynys-terwe, yr hwn a fu farw mewn c<ln1ynÜd i dd&mwain yn Ghwarel Foty a Rowydd ar Hydref ited. Yr oedd 168p 3s :¡e wedi eu talu i'r Hys gan Gwmni y chwarel, ac yr oedd ef yn gwneyd cais am Vjp o honynt yn awr, a'r gweddill yn ol p yn y mis. Bu i'w Anrhydedd ganiatau y cais, a bod cistitt cyf- reithiol i'w cymeryd a-llun o'r .'iOp. TALU I'W CYFREITITIWR. Mr R. O. Davies a ofynodd am nrchob yn aclios Richard Roberts, Pengwern Farm, am urian d.l ICc!l1s I iddo am wasanaetJi cyfreitsliiol. Mown ivmddiffyniad gwadai y diffynydd y ddyled, a daliai mai ei ewytlir a gyflogodd Mr Davies. Y Barnwr: Rhaid chwi dalu yr arian: dau swllt yn y mis ueu saith niwrnod o garchar. Y ATAP, A'l FAW. R. William Owen, imb y diweddar William Owen, jynt 0 Tycoch, Conglywal, a hawlioud ei ran o'r ciddo a adawyd ar 01 ei dad, and yr ootid y pleiunui wedi ;lod i ddealltwrlaeth. CYNGHAWS AM LECHI. Mr K. M. Owen, masnachydd, B'aenau Ffestiniog, a hawliodd 2p 12s gan C. G. WhiTta\cr, masnachydd co-xl, Norton, gweddill dylcdus am lechi gyfienwyd iddo. Dj'fdruwyd o du'r diffynydd. IIELYIS" Y DARN Tin YN TTiAWSFYNYDD. Mr Richard Owen, Llys Ifan, Llandudno Junction, a I ddaeth a chyr.ghaws yn mlaCll i ofyn am archeb y llys i orfodi Mr John L;.oyd Robert. Bronaber. Trawsfyn- ydd, i gario allnn gytundeb yn nglyn a gwerthiad darn 0 dir wrfh y fynedfa i'r wersyllfa filv rol vri Traws- fynytW. Ymddanfosodd Mr Q. C. Reea (yn caol ei gylarwyddo gan Mri Lloyd George a George) dros Owen, a Mr R. 0. Davies dros Roberts. Gwnaed archeb i'r trosgiwyddiad gael ei gario allan a chostau ar Itaddfa B. IAWN I WEITHIWR: HAWL Y BARNWR. Griffith Roberts, Hafodunos, Glanypwll, Blaenau Ffestiniog, a hawlicdd iawn gan Gwmni Chwareli Oakeley, am niweidiau corphorol dderbyniodd tra yn gweithio yn eu ohwarel. Ymddangosodd Mr G. Oara-doc Rees, Birkenhead (yn cael ei gyfarwyddo gan Mri Lloyd George a George) dros yr hawlydd, a Mr Outhbert Smith, Lerpwl (yn cael ei gyfarwyddo gan Mri Carter, Vincent and Co.) dros y diffyuyddion. Ar ol gwrandawiad maith, sylwodd y Barnwr Mae yr achos hWYl yn uin pwjTsig iawn am ei fod yn ccdi y pwynl a oes gan Farnwr, pan yn eistedd fel cyflafar- eddwr, allu i wrandaw acbos lie y mae cytundeb wedi ei wneyd rhwng y pleidiau, fel ago i fod yn abl i ben- derfynu pa un a fit i'r cytundeb gael ei dori. Nid oes genyf unrliyw reswm dros gymeryd o dan ystyr- iaeth belli aliasai ddigwydd pe buasai swm y eyflog yn oael ei ddadleu o'm blaen. Y roae yr holl fatcr i'w ystyried fel yn yr achos godwvd gan y diffynwyr fel rhan o'r cytundeb a oso-dwvd o flaen y llys hwnw. Yn yr aehos hwn y mae yn hollol eglur mai yr arian yw yr iawn i glirio y cyfrifoldeb, a thybir fod gwaith yn cael ei grybwyll nvewn cytundeb honedig. Nid yw y cytundeb a'r telerau 0 flaon y llys. Yr hyn sydd genyf i'w benderfynu yw, pa un a oes gan gyflafar- oddwr hawl i orfodi cario :v:1an gytundeb. Y mae yn gwbl glir nad oes genyf allu i roddi mewn arian, ac felly i ddarllen i mewn i'r Ddeddf yr hyn nad yw ynddi. Yr wyf yn dod i'r casgliad nad oes genyf aw- durdocl gyfreitliiol fel cyflafareddwr i ymdrin a'r achos hwn, ae y mae y oais yn cael ei dafiu allan.
DAMWAIN ANGEUOL YN YR YSTORM.
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DAMWAIN ANGEUOL YN YR YSTORM. DIWEDD ADFYDUS DYN 0 TRAWS- FYNYDD. Prydnawn ddydd Llun, o flaen Mr R. 0. Jones, trenghioljdd Meirion, a deuddeg o reithwyr, i'r rhai yr oedd Mr J. Morris Jones, Eden View, yn flaenor, cynhaliwyd trengholiad ar gorph Robert Lloyd, 2, Ty- llwyd-terraoe, Trawsfynydd, yr hwn a gafwyd yn farw prydnawn Sadwrn ar ochr y rheilffordd yn nghwr uchaf o ViTII Prysor. Mrs Kate Lloyd a dystiodd ei bod yn wraig i'r trane- edig, yr hwn a weitihiai fel labrwr yn Ohwarel Setts yr Hafod, yr Arenig. Yr oedd yn 39 mlwydd oed. Gwelodd ef yn fyw ddiweddaf boreu ddydd Lllln, pryd yr aeth gyda'r t-ren wyt-h am ei waith. Lletyai yn yr Arenig ar hyd yr wythnos, a dychwelai adref gyda'r tren ganol dyau bob Sadwrn. Nid oedd hi yn ei ddis- gwyl adref yr wythn-oi udiweddaf hyd yr amser ar- forol, as nis gwyddai am uprhyw reswm dros iddo gyohwyn am adref nos Iau. Gan na ddacth ganol dydd Sadwrn, holodi! y rhai weithient yn yr un lie ag ef, ac hysbyswyd hi iddo gychwyn adref nos Ian, Aeth rhai i chwilio am dano, a daettiant a'i gorph i'r ty yohydig wedi ohwech o'r gloch y noson bono. Mr Albert Phillips, Coedle, Arenig, a dystiodd ei fod ef a Lloyd yn cydweithio, a lletyai Lloyd gydag ei. Daethant o'r gwaith ganol dydd lou am ei bod yn rhy wlyb ac ystormua i weithio. Aethant eu dau i Rhydyfen, a ohyrhaeddasant yno yehydig wedi pedwar o'r gloeh, a buont yno hyd tua haner awr wodi pump o'r gloch. Aethant alhtn i gefn y ty gyda'f bwriad o groesi y dolydd a'r alon gan fod Lloyd yn nieddwl am gymeryd y tren am Trawsfynydd ond gan ei bod yn noson eithriadol o dywyll ao ysfcormus nid elai of w ganlyn i berj-glu ei fywyd. Yna cytunasant i fyned ar hyd y ffordd. Yr ooddynt eu dau yn hollol sobr. Dywedodd Lloyd y oerddai adref ar hyd y rheilffordd os collai y tren. Y rheswm a roddai dros eisieu myned adref oedd or mwyn chwilio am waith yn ncs i lTawsfynydd, gan ei fod yn gorfod colli cjmaint oher wydd y tywydd. Qydgerddasant hyd lies dod at y clawdd wifrau ar ochr y ffordd pan bu i Lloyd fyned dros y chwdd i dni am y rheilffordd. Nid oedd Ilwybr cyfroithlon iddynt fyned ar hyd y rheilffordd. Mynodd Lloyd gael myned am adref er ei bod yn noson afresvmol i feddwl am gymeryd taith o'r fath. Oafwyd ei gorph tua haner milldir yn ncs i Traws- fynydd na'r fan y gwahanasant, a'u gilydd. Mewn atebiad i gwestiynau pellaeh, dywedodd y tyst fod treii i ddod ar hyd y Hinell o gyfeiriad Traws- fynydd, ond ni feddyliodd ef ddim am dano with fyned ar hyd y Ilinell, ae yr oedd wedi cyrhaedd yr orsaf cyn i'r tren ddod yno. Ymadawodd Lloyd ac ynt-au yn hollol gyfeillgar. Ar ol gwrando tystiolaothau j^e'.lach, dychwelwyd rheithfarn o farwolaoth ddamwelniol mewn canlyniad i faluriad asgwm Y pen trwy godwm. Ar gynygiad y Pardh David Hughes, pasiwyd pleid- lais o gydymdedmlad a', biiod a'r teulu yn eu profed- tgaolh.
CYNGOR DINESIG FFESTINIOG.
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CYNGOR DINESIG FFESTINIOG. rWNC Y DAWNSIO ETO. Cynhaliwyd cyfarfod rheolaidd y C'ynghor nos Wener, pryd yr oedd yn bresenol: Mri Evan Jones (cadeirydd), Cadwaladr Roberts (is-gadeirydd), E. M. Owen, David Williams, John Cadwaladr, W. J. Rowlands, Hugh Jones (Llan), Ben. T. Jones, William Edwards, J. Lloyd Jones (ieu.), E. Lloyd Powell, T. R. Davies, T. J. Roberts, R. O. Davies (clerc), E. L. Evans (rheolwr gwaith), George Davies (arolygydd a pheirianydd iechydol), Edward Jones (clerc cynorthwyol), W. Williams-Jones (cyfrifydd), a Dr. Richard Jones (swyddog meddygol). Y Cadeirydd a wnaeth gyfeiriad tyner at y golled fawr a gafodd y dosbarth yn marwol- aeth Mr John Hughes, gynt o'r Hafod Fawr, Llan. Bu yn aelod ffyddlon o'r Cynghor Dinesig. Yr oedd yn cynyg eu bod yn an fon eu cydymdeimlad at y ddau fab. Ar gefnog- iad yr Is-gadeirvdd pasiwyd hyny. Y DWFR A'R NWY. Adroddodd Mr W. J. Pritchard i'r pwyllgor am y nwy wnaed a nwyddau ddefnyddiwyd yn ystod y mis. Mr Evans a adroddodd am y lampau cyhoeddus i 86 o honynt fod yn olcu am 16 noson yn ystod y mis.—Pasiwyd i alw sylw Mr Evans at arolygiaeth briodol ar y goleuni cyhoeddus, a bod Mr Pritchard i adrodd ar y lampau rhwng St. Dewi a'r Garcgddu. IECHYDOL. Nodwyd 19 achos o'r twymyn ccch ac un o'r gwddfglwyf, ar gyfer 27 o achosion y mis cynt, a 11 y mis cyferbyniol. Pasiwyd i roddi i berchenogion' neillduol rybuddion i wneud i fyny y diffygion y cwynai yr arolygydd yn eu cylch. Mr Evans a roddodd adroddiad mamvl am y gwaith wnaed ar y ffyrdd a'r cartliffosydd. Yr oeddid bron wedi cwblhau adran 3 o'r cyn- Hun. Yr oedd y cymcrwyr (Mri Thomas a Williams) yn myncd yn mlaen yn gyfiym gyda'r gwaith ar wal mynwent y Llan, a chymellai dalu 150p iddynt. Rhoddwyd amryw faterion yn nglyn ag ad- ran Mr Evaus i'w hystyried gan is-bwyllgorau yn ol fel y gofynai y swyddog. Derbvniwyd telerau Mr John Morris, Ty- coch, Ffestiniog, gyda chael cerig ar y ddcall- twriaeth mai efe gaffai y gwaith 0 ffario. ARIANOL. Cvrneradwywyd adrovidiad y. Pwyllgor Arianol oedd yn cynwys a ganlyn :-Fod i'r meddygon anfon i mewn eu cyfrifon bob chwe" mis. Fod goi'ynion yn gwneud y swm o G12p 15s, a derbyniwyd 583p 5s llc, yn cynwys 308p 15s o'r Cynghor Sir at y ffyrdd.—Gofynodd Mr 9 D. O. Williams, casglydd cynorthwyol, am dal am waith wnaed ganddo mewn* parotoi llyfr prisio; a rhoddodd y pwyllgor 5p iddo. —Caniatawj-d benthyg y neua'dd yn ddidal i Gor y Moelwyn i gynal eu cyiigherdd, a dychwelwyd iddynt yr hyn a dalasant am was- anaetli yr adeilad.—Pasiwyd i bwrcasu cerig palmantu gan Gwmni Chwarel Cefnbyohan gan eu bod vn rhatach o swllt y Hath na'r rhai eraill a gynvgid. LLYFR CYFARWYDDOL. Darllenwyd llythyr oddiwrth gwmni o gy- hoeddwyr yn gofyn am gapl cefnogaetlt y Cynghor i gylioeddi arweinlyfr i'r ardal. Cvhoeddid tair mil, a dosbcrthid mil yn rhad. KJ-ddai yn gyfrwng i hysbysu yr ardal i ym- welwyr.—Mr Cadwaladr a sylwodd nad oedd gan v Cynghor ddim i'w wario ar amcaa o'r fath, ac yr oedd hwn yn cael ei gynyg yn hollol ddidraul.- -Ar gynygiad Mr David Wil- liams, a chefnogiad yr Is-gadeirydd, pasiwyd i dd-erbvn y cynvgiad. TA NYGRISIAU. Daeth llythyr oddiwrth Mri Yale yn dwevd eu bod yn edrvch i mewn i'r gwyu am y goleu yn Tapygrisiau, a gwnelent'bob- petl; i'w gael yn foddhaol. Yr Is-gadeirydd a ofynodd lle'r oeddid ar v jilaniau gyda chynllun Adran 4—Rliiw a Tanygrisiati. Bydd Adran 3 wedi ei gwbl- hau yn mlien tair wythnos, a theflid 7. dyn- ion allan 0 waith. Oni ellid trcinu i ddechreu ar Adran 4? Wedi trafodaeth gadawyd ar y ddau swyddog- i l'yned yn mlaen gyda'r gwaith o wneud vr amcaiisrvfrifon am Adran 4. PRYDLESOEDD. Caniatawyd i'r Ls-gadeirydd gael oedi dod a'i gynygiad yn nglyn a'r prydlesoedd yn mlaen. hyd yn mhan dau fis. MEDDYGOL. Dr. R. Jones a adroddodd i 25 0 enedig- aethau gael eu cofrestru yn ystod mis Tach- wedd, a 15 marwolaeth. Ni bu ond un plen- tyn o dan flwydd oed farw. Ystyriai sc-fyllfa iechyd vr ardal yn foddhaol iawu. Y DAWNSIO ETO. Daeth llythyr oddiwrth glerc Llywodraeth- wyr yr Ysgol Sirol yn cydnabod derbyniad y pendcrfvniad basiwyd gall y Cynghor \n anghvmeradwyo eu gwaith yn rheiitu yr ysgol ar ilos Wener i ddysgu dawnsio, ond nad oeddynt wedi pasio unrhyw_ benderfyn- iad ar f mater. Yr Is-gadeirydd a gynygiodd eu bod fel Cynghor yn anfon atynt eto i ofyn iddynt basio pendcrfvniad. Dywedodd un o'r lly- wodraethwyr nad oedd ganddynt hawl i r jidi bcnthyg yr ysgol i ddawnsio. Yr oedd y cadeirydd hefyd wedi dweyd "fod teim.ad pobl oreu yr ardal yn erbyn y pcth." Gweith- redent o fewn eu hawl fel Cynghor wrth basio y pendcrfvniad gan i'r Cynghor roddi benthyg mil o bunau at gario yr ysgol yu mlaen, a chasglodd y gweitliwyr o'u prinder ali yn y chwareli. Prin yr oedd yn meddwl y buasai y mil bunau nag arian y gweithwyr wedi eu rhoddi pe gwyddid y buasai yr adeiladau yn cael eu rhentu i ddysgu dawnsio. Da ganddo weled fod eglwysi y Methodistiaid wedi pasio pleidlais 0 anghymeradwyaeth ar waith y Llywodraeth yn rhoddi yr ysgol. Yr oedd yn cynyg y penderfyniad. Mr E. M. Owen a gefnogodd, a dywedodd na ddylesid ar un cyfrif roddi yr ysgol at amcan o'r fath. Pleidleisiodd naw dros y cynvgiad, ac ni chododd neb ei law yn erbyn. FFORDD CAE CLYD. Amcangyfrifai Mr Evans y byddai y gost o wneud y gwaith gofynol ar "Ffordd Cae Clyd yn 12p os ceid y defnydd o'r hen waith mwn oedd ar ei liochr.—Pasiwyd i wneud y gwaitn os ceid y defnyddiau yn ol awgrym Mr Evans.
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TALYCAFN MART XMAS PRIZE SHOW AND SALE. A RECORD EXHIBITION. Messrs Robert and Rogers Jones's sixteenth annual Christmas Prize Show and Sale was held at Talycain Mart on Tuesday. The Mart gave the a»I»eot of an animated amphitheatre, packed with men from all the important Welsh oentres and the English cities. The unanimous verdict was that the stock offered for sale was not only the finest ever brought together at that Mart, but also the finest oolleetion ever witnessed to- gether elsewhere by any of those present. Al- though Mr T. Rogers Jones and Mr W. J. Ro- berts experienced a trying time on the rostrum, yet they upheld their reputation as smart auc- tioneers. The prizes off e-red by the auctioneers amounted to JE35. The entries included 165 prime fat cattle, 1200 ripe wethers, ewes and lambs, 60 bacon and porket pigs, and fat calves. The majority of the stock had been specially fed for the sale, and in a number of cases were extraordinary tine specimens, and thep realised fine prioes. The highest price realised was for a bullcok, tlie property of Mr W. Jones, Berth Ddu, Llanrwst, which was knocked down for £ 32 7s 6d, and another the property of Mr Hugh Davies, Gorswon, which sold at £32. As will be observed by the adjoining list, other beasts wore sold at prioes ranging from 1;26 to JS50. PRIZE LIST. The following is a list of the prize winners and prices realised :— Two butchers' buttocks three years old a.nd above, the property of the same owner: 1, Mr Hugh Davies, Gorswen, £ 32 and £ 26 15s; 2, Miss Hughes, Talycafn, JE:28 and £ 27; 3, Mr Elias Hughes, Doligastell, E29 and C27 15s. Two butchers' buJioeks two years old and above, the property of the same owner: 1. Mr G. O. Jones. Merchiyn, £ 24 10s; 2, Mr Richard Jones, Tai Hirion, Pentrevoelas, £ 25 15s and £ 22 15s; 3, Six J. T. Davies, Tanralit-, Llafflgws- tenin, £ 25 iJ1,d je23 10s; res., Mr Edward Owen, Cefn Garlleg, £ 23 5s each. Butchers' bullocks, two years and above: 1, Mr W, Jones, Berthddu, Lianrwst, F,32 7s 6d; 2 and 3. Mr G. O. Jones, MercMyn, j624 5s; res., Mr G. Jones, Tan y Berlkn, JS23 5s. Two butchers' builocks under two y(\ö.r-g old, tho property of the same owner: 1, Mr R. E. Birch, Bryn Euryn, Colwyn Bay. J619 5s and P,17 5s; 2. Mir, Owen, Glyn Ucha, Ty'nj-grocs, £ 17 5s and £ 16 5s; 3. Mr Owen Jones, Tanlau, Lianrwst, £14 103 each. Butcher's bullock under two years old: 1, Mrs Jones, P1.a.s Tirion, Lianrwst. 1;19 5s; 2, Mr Robert Davies, Ty'nygroes, £ 18; 3, Mrs Owen, GTyn Ucha, JBIS 16s. Two butcher's heifers, two years old and above, the property oif the tame owner: 1, Mr John Williams, Bwldl Mawr, E24 10s and CI9 5: 2, Mr W. Davies, Bad. v, C18 5s and £19 5s; 3. Mr John Roberts, Ty Ucha, Eglvvysbach, £ 15 10s and £ 15. Butcher's lieifer, two vears old and above: 1, Mir John Roberts, Ty Ucha, £ 22 7s 6d; 2, Mr Mir John Roberts, Ty Ucha, E22 7s 6d; 2, Mr JoJm Jones, Tynyooed, J625 15s; 3, Mr R. E. Birch, Bryn Euryn. £ 20; res., Mr W. Davies, Badaw, L22. Two besit, buteher's lieifera under two years old: 1, Lady McLaren, Boclnant Hall, E18, F,17 -1 2, Mr Eva.n Davies, Henryd, £ 14 17s 6d each- Butcher's heifer under two years old: 1, Mr Robert Davies. Tynygroes, 918; 2, Mr G. 0. Jones, Mcrohlyn, £ 18 2ii 6d; 3, Mr John Ro- berts, Ty Ucha, Eglwysbadh, E14 10s. Bu'tcher's cow under two years old: 1, Mr John Jones, Tynyoced, JE24 5s; 2, Mr George Jones- Lianrwst- £ 22 15s; res., Mr Hugh Ro- berts, Mocbdre, £ 19 5s. Butcher's bull, etc. 1, Mr David Morris, Penllwys, L17 15s; 2, Mr Elias Hughes, Ddol- gastell, JE18 10s; 3, Mr W. Hughes, Ty Isa, Glan Conway, JE15. Ten fat Welsh mountain wethers: 1, Mr W. R. Williams, Phis Isa, 36s; 2, Mr Eli a* Davies. Farmyard, 31s 6d; 3, Mr H. Ellis, Tti'riti'N b- ion. 31s; res., Mr John Willia-ms, Rwldh mawr. Ten Wekh mountain ewes: 1. Mr II, Ellis, Tai'rineibion, 27s; 2 and 3, Mr W. Davies, Ba-claw, 22s and 20s 6d; res., Mr R. Norton, Pen rhiwa-rd wr. Two fat pigvs of any weight: 1, Mr W. n. Jones, Comaes, £ 7 10s each; 2. Mr Evan Ro- lierU, Dyffryn," EG 6s; 3, Mr David Hughes, Bryn Rhrikl, £ 6 6s. Four fat. porkers not. to exceed 120 lbs. live niwg'ht: 1, 001. Paiterwm. Peiimaenmawr; 2, Mrs W- Thomas and Son, Penyffoidd- in Special prizes by the Palatine Mill Company- Butcher's bullock or heifer: 1. Mr W. Jones, Bert.hddu, £ 32 7" 6d; 2, Miss H ughes, Taly- oafn, Z23. Butcher's cow 1, Mr Jolm Jones, Tyn-yoocd, Rocwen B24 5s; 2, Mr George Jones, Llanrvvst, J322 15a. Special priz-33 by Messrs Bibby and Sons, Liveqx>ol.—Fat heifer: 1, Mr John Williams, Bwldh Mawr, £ 24 10s; 2, Mr Robert Davies, Tynygroos. JBIS. Fat bul'ock: I., Mr Hugh Davies, Gorswcn, £ 32; 2, Mr Eiiaa Hughes. Ddolga-stell- £29. liest b14. in the sale: Mr I)a\ies, Gorswen, £.J¿ The prize to the largest vendor during 1'909 waa awarded to Mr Ed. Owen, C'ëfn Garlleir. Glan Conway, and tho largest purchaser during tiho smre period to Mr Joseph T." Jones, Con- way, v-
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YULE-TIDE SALE-OF-WORK AT LLANDUDNO. SUCCESSFUL EVENT. A Yuletide sale of work towards liquidating the debt ou St. Paul's Church, Craigydon, was opened on Wed- nesday afternoon at the Church House, Llanduuno, which had been Uisi-efuih- decorated for the occasion. C,,1. the Hon. H. Lloyd Mostyn, J.P., -presided over the opening ceremony, and in calling upon Mrs Walton Kvana to open the function, he -id that in spite of t.he commendable efforts of the ladies last autumn, when a sum of i'SoO was raised at the tn>zaar, there yct l'e1!1<.inp(\ a debl 011 the church. The same ladies had now unltertaken the sale of work with th same ohjeol in view, and lie wished them every success (applause). 11:- was glad to see Mrs Walton Evans pre- sent to open the sale, for she had always been a good friend to St. Paul's and the parish generally (applause). Apcflogistng t>r the absence of the Hun. Mrs Henry Mostyn, he said that she would have liked to hive been prescint, but had to attend a meeting of tbe G.F.S. Diocesan Lodge at Bangor (appbt1-e).. Mrs Walton Kvans, who was cordially received, said she also regretted the absence of Mrs Henry Mostyn, who was ever ready to assist for the benefit of the parish of Lla-nrhos and Llandudno generally (applause). She sincerely hoped the sale Df work would result in the debt being wiped off. A great deal still remained to be done to St. Paul's in order to bring it to per- fection, and she was sure the worthy Vicar (the Rev. J. F. Reece) would not be content until everything was done (applause). She would advice, therefore, everyone present io biiy, buy, buy, and empty their purses before leaving the room that day (laughter and applaus^. 1
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Ila SNOWDON FLAKE FLOUR. I CHRISTMAS ONCE AGAIN. II HE quality of the Christmas Pudding must 11 depend largely upon the ingredients used in making it. It is said that a young wife once made a pudding from a receipt ajid remembered every- thing but tlte flour. Since that time she says nothing is more important than the flour. Seven- Pound Bags of Snowdon Flake Flour are sold in thousands for the Christmas trade and every bag contains the London Institute of Hygiene's Certificate of Purity and Quality. Ask your usual Flour Dealer to send you some. II SNOWDON FLAKE FLOUR. Tel. NO. 40 BUCKLEY'S CELEBRATED CHRISTMAS CAKES MINCE PIES, PLUM PUDDINGS CHRISTMAS SHOWROOM OF Crackers & Fancy Chocolate Boxes OUR SPECIALITY Cosaques for Table Decoration. WITHINGTON HOUSE, .a j5 COLWYN BAY. a a ij Amas Presents. | I For Useful, Serviceable U Jflfr vl fl and Seasonable Goods, jj TRY 4 W. S. WILLIAMS (Lianrwst) Ltd., i LONDON HOUSE, LIANRWST. f I ALS0 w New London House, Blaenau Festiniog. ||
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FACTOIIY ACT APPOINTMENT. — The CSiisif Jtiisixrotor of Fa.atœiœ has app&intcd nr. A. T 11 ill to be oertifj ing surgeon under the Factory and Workshop Aot for the Lianrwst district. The fit-st boy at in all England to win the King's soout-Orup I>:ulge is I'c.troi I.vador Viutor Watkius, of Broachtoae, DonscU
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Mr L. H. Edminsou, proposing a vote of thanks to Mrs Walton Evans and Col. Mostyn, icterred to the efforts of the Vicar to clear off the uobt. Some people regarded hi:u (the Vicar) as a terror—(laughter)—and others' as a magnet, which attracted all the money in the neighbourhood to the Church (laughter). What struck him very particularly was the amount of good solid work done by the ladies (hear, hear). Only those behind the scenes knew the amount of work entailed by bazaars and sales.of work, and he could testify to the goodwill with which the ladies had entered into their work for St. Paul's (applause). Councillor Henry Wilson, in seconding, said they Acre all very pleased to see Mrs Walton Evans and Col. Moftyn among tlieiii (applause). Aiolideacuri Kvans, during a short address, said ho had known their worthy Vicar for very many years, and found Jhal he had one trait in his character, which be would iikc to mention, i.e that it was perfectly useless to say nay to him (laughter). His motto was, "So I wish, and so I order" (applause). He had no sooner finished one thing- than he began another. With regard to thJl. trait he (the spe-akcr) would say thai anything- was better than stagnation (applause). It was good, therefore, [oece the clergy in earnest, for when the laity saw their earnestness they \(I;Jd al- ways assist iu the good work (applause). The vote of thanks was then put and heartily ac- corded, and a bristi sale proceeded with. THE STALLIIOLDERS, The following were the stallholders: — American Stall.—Councillor Henry Wilfon in elurijre, assisted by Miss Currie and Mi 1 Mackintosh. Christmas Tree.—Mrs Jennings and Master Caradoc Kvans. Plum rudding Stall.-Mrs Grecnlialgh. Miss Morris, and Miss Kerr. Vicarage Stall Miss Sniitfi. Miss Dr.iyer, Mrs :i, Mrs Andrews, Miss Wood, Miss Fawcett, and Miss L. Jones. Fancy Work St-all.—Mrs Hilehen and Miss Kiecn. Scotch StzAll Mrs Bone, Mrs Couoilv. Mrs Madun, and Mrs Kvans. The following presided at the Befreshment Stalls.- Mrs Roberts (Hurton), Miss Ethel Roberts, the Mis sen Chanipneys, Mi<y Farrington. Miss C. Ro!>erU, Miss Holt, Miss Peuiberton, Mrs liumrr, Miss Jessie Forbes, anJ Nurse Lacey. The following contributed to an enojyable rasisical programme Miss Arnold, Miss Wood (Tabo), Mr C W. Brown, and tbe Rev. H. Jones.