The Welsh Coast Pioneer and Review for North Cambria

BETTWSYCOED. VAGRANCY. On Tuesday, before Wt. Jobnoimie, Jofcn >. nsoin, a tramp, was sentenced to seven days' tmphaoameut with hard labour for alleged vagrancy. P.C. R. Kvana stated that he found the man slee/ping in an outbuilding near Roman Bridge. MR SMITH, of tho Gwydr HoW, on Thursday evening, caught a salmon in the Blackpool, weighing lllbs. WEATHER OBSERVATIONS for the week ending Saturday, June 4tih, 1910. Mean maximum (in shade), 59.2; mean mi-nimlun (do.), 47.2; highest in sihaide, 63; lowest in shade, 44; maximum in the sun, 135; lowest on the grass, 42; bright sunshine, 17.9 hours; mean aanotmt of oloud. 76.4 per cent.—Obser- ver, Dr. Hugh Wastson Fox. OONCERT. Saturday evening, a concert Was held at' the GÜt]s' Schoolroom, when the dhair was filled by Mr G. H. Arfon. The fol- lowing programme was gone through:—Piano- forte solo, "The Sabbath Evening Chimes," Sliw Gwladys Jones, Llangefni; quartette, i'Codwn Hwyl," Meesis Lewis, Davies, Davies, Hugh-; song, "Ar y Traetfh," Mrs T. Jpht'.l'ps. llie most interesting feature of the Evening followed wton a prejemtataoin was made to Mr D. C. Hughce by Mrs Lerris, Capel, Chiaig, on behalf of many matsrical frionds of a bajtaixsme diamoeid ring. Mr Hughes suitably *v»p»n(ted. Mr Felix Daviea then sang "Re- Taage," and was ecoored: to wllioh he sang "LittJe Irish Girl;" diuett, "Ma.ying' by Mrs Pfciil:j» and Mr D. Hughes; soo "Y Bugail," Mr Kvaxn I (encored). Mrs E. U,i., sal, "L>e«ar Heart" and was enoore«a, and sang "Queeoi of t<he Earth;" <iuett, "Flow Gently, Deva. Mm Philips and' Mr F- Davies; Mr Humphrey Davies sairvg "Admiral's Broom." and was eavevsred Mid sang "True till Death;" Mr and Mre Lewis sang "Springtime," and as eooove gave the ever-popular "Keys of Heaven;" Means Da and Hughes rendered the diuett "Lie Treigt'ia'r Caveri;" a male quartetba, "The So&d'ier's Faroweli," followed by votes of thanks aakd the National Anthem brought, to oouclusion one of the finest concerts ever iie-Uil iai too vJLage. A NARROW ESCAPE.—On Thursday even- ing the four year old son of Mr Robert Parry, Bank l^lii'gwy, fell into too Llugwy River opposrite Mr Rawl-inson 'a shop, where there wats a^xrat five feet of v/ater. D. WiDli^Jiifl, a postman, fort-imateJy observed the accident, and promptly effected a rescue at some risk to himself, as the river was flooded at the tiime, and ran with cornsiderablc force. PROPERTIES WITHDRAWN AT BET. TWSYOOED. Mm5T3 Robert and RogKam Jones, of LIMl- rwat;, Offered for sale by public auction at the Eagle's -Hotel, Llaiiirwst, oa Tuescfiay tihe lease- hold pircfpertyt of the Pont-y-Pair Hotel, Bettws- yooad. Mr E." P. Hughes opeiniedi the bidddtng with EW, but at 2575 the property wa& witih- dlrawn. Tihe vendors wore represented by Mr W. A. Ohildes, of Messrs S*kewes-Oox, N-aeh and Co.. saSicitoera, Landion. Imcnediiatcly aiter- wairdls Smowdon View, amothctr leasahold pro- perty, was offered, but this was also withdrawn the higthest bid being L200. Mr J. E. Hum- phooyt-t sioiicitor, LLarwwot, represemted tihe dJars.

BAGILLT. THE LATE CAPTAIN JOHN WILLIAMS. —Tiie f-unetral of Captaia John WiHia/ms, of this town, took plaoe an Saturday. Deceased met hi* dlaatih an Sunday week wlhilst returning bo hLs boat, the "Garsbon," vvhtxih was laying" at No. 2 Branch, Huskinson- Dock, Liverpool. Am inquest was held t!he foJBowing Thursday, whem a verdict of "Found drowned!" was returned. Tho.body waa conveyed to Iia^xllt on Thursday evenintg and was met at tlie station by a num- ber of reUutives and friends of the deceased- Captaun Willia-uts was highly respected by a wide curdle of aoquiaiiitanoes, and great sym- pathy is felt witih the family in their sod be- reavement. The bearers at the funeral were the following ban fonmer ship-mafceu of the de- oooood; Capt. George Braoogiidile, Capt. Tho- mas Ba-acegirdie, Capt. Isaao Braoegirdlle. Capt. Samuel Hugbea, Capt. Harry Williams, Capt. T'hes. Bebhali, Capt- Frank Pieroev -Capt. John Jones, Capt. Wm. CMe and Capt. George Lloyd. The sfiEvice at St. Mary's Church was con- ducted by the Rov. D. HoweH-Griffith, M.A., alternately in English and WeLsh. Wreaths and other florad emblems were sent by Cap- tain and Mrs Wuiltiam Jamas, Captain a-nd Mrs George Braeegirdle, Captain Bothell, Mrs Captain Davies, Messrs W. Dudley, Dean Barber, A. R. Hughes, W. Salisbury, Walter Hughes, Price EdwajxLs, F. Thomas, Tom Barton, Jamea Reece, Walter Ralimson, Peter Jones, John Evans, J. Gomer Jones, John Conway, Edwin Wynne, Mark Shaw, Frank Bl-ackw«dl, etc. At the grave-side we noticed Messrs T. J. Jones, Reginald Jones, ChaTles Wynne, Edwin Wynne, Ed. Totty, Ed. Totty, junr., Mrs Thomas Wiilbma, Abary.^wyth; Mr and Mrs Ed. Williams, Widnes; Mr Robert Taylor Williams, Mr Ed. Hujrhos, Haniey; Misses Sarah and Maggie flughes, Hanley; Mrs George Tho- mas, Mrs Miriam Hughes and sons, Mrs Reece, Ty Newydd; Mrs Reece, Greenfield; Mrs Morgan, Greenfield; Master Leonard Brace girdle, Messrs Thomas Davies, Glan Mervas; Wm. Davies, do.; Samuel Kovd, Wm. Thomas, Thos. Jones, SpringhiH; John Roberts, Cliarles Jones, Hugh Parry, George Parry, T. Jones, Down hall; J. T. Jones A. R. Hughes, Ed. Jones, F. Homni, James Koees Benjamin Jones, St at "on Ed. Jones, do.; Thos. Robetrs, J. Ed. Jones, J. Evans, Jos. Thomas, Qui tor Gwyn; Wm. Carr, Thos. F. Fatham, J. Taylor, T. Bevan, Robert Da- vies, Mrs G. Braoegiidle, Mr and Mrs E. O. Daile, Mr H. Rowland, Mr and Mrs Willjam Jones, and others. The deceased was 51 years of age. Mr Walter Hughes, Station- road, acted as undertaker, and gave entire satisfaction.

EGLWYSBACH. CHILDREN'S FESTIVAL.—On Saturday, Jast, aJI the children attendllig at Beth- ama and Aryjidaionyn Sunday Schools at- tended the childiren's musical festival at Roe- wen, under the auapices of the Llanrwst dis- tract of the VaJe of Conway MontWy Meet- ing. The children traveled thence in a oonveyanos kindly lent by Lady McLaren, and the trip pens enjoyed thoir outing in spito ot the inclement weather that prevailed and r!n^fr^ v^y g«od account of thejns'Dlvee at the fe^tivad. The musical conductor at the meetings was Mr Owen WiOiiams A.C.M., organist at Bethania, and the' singing throughout was of very high order ROAD-WIDENING.—Motorists who have occasion to travel by the main road leading past Bodnant Hall, wC-1 welcome the very necessary alterations which are now taJdng place in th^s district. The County Council have taken in hand the widening of the road between Bod-lant Hall, and Talycafn. This stretch of the thoroughfare was very narrow, and a very sudden earner made one spot dangerous in the extreme for motortistis and pedestrians a.'¡k-e. Lady McLaren gave the necessary land for the alterations gratis, and for thns will no doubt earn the gratitude of ai-I users of the road.

TREFRIW. r |TR,IPPERS — Sewrall Sumday schools from LJandtadljo visited tJ:e village yesterdav WOMEN'S TEMPERANCE SOCIETY This Society met at the Ebemeaer Oburdh' on. Thursday evening, under tihe presidency of Miss Jcaba-P. Pajidiy. The meeting was opened by Mm Jones, Ty'r Bant. Sor--s werci rendered by Misb L. D. Hughes, Wigfa., and Mies Jennie Evans, Ysgubonoerng. It was resolved to hold the annual pxare on June 30bli. The following officiah were eieCtoo for the onsuin-' year:- Presilient. Miss Wifliams, Fir Vilila, and Mrs Ev&rA, Crafrv-vnt^ House; vice-presidents, Mis M. E, Ev'ans, NVern oooretary, M-i.3s IAah vvil- haimn. Ili)] (vc&t; treasurer. PICNIC.—Las#- Saturday t-he nietribers of the Ebcmezer Band of Hope were entertained to an excellent pi-cmic on tho banks of Craiuant -ake by Mr Samued Hugihes, Giyiii, who was wsurmly thanked for his kinrifrww

COLWYN BAY. PLACES OF WORSHIP. The following is a complete liot of services at the varioui places of worship in Colwyn Bay, for Sunday next. June 12th:— CHURCH OF ENGLAND. St. Paul'3 Chuich (English), Canon Roberts, vicar.-10 a.m., Holy Communion; 11 a.m., Service and isermon; 6.30 p.m., Service and Sermon; 2.30 p.m., Sunday School. St. David's, Rhiw-road (Welsh). Rev. R. D. Hughes.—10 a.m., Service and Sermon; Sun- day School at 2.30 p.m.; 6 p.in, Service and Sermon. Holy Communion on tirst Sunday in the month, at 10 a.m. St. Andrew's, King's-road (English), Rev. Roes Morris.—8 a.m., Holy Communion; 11 a.m.. Service and Sermon; 3 p.m., Children's Service; 6.30 p.m., Service and Sermon. Holy Communion at the mid-day service on the 1st Sunday in tho month. During Advent and Lent, Service a.nd Sermon every Thursday, at 7.30 p.m. NONCONFORMIST CHURCHES. Welsh. Engedi (C.M.).-10 a.m. and 2 p.m., Sunday School; 6 p.m., Rev. John Roberts, Rhyl. Bethlehem (C.M.).-10 a.m. and 2 p.m., School; 6 p.m., Rev. D. S. Owen, B.A., Col- wyn Bay. Hermon (C.M.).-IC a.m. and 2 p.m., School; 6 p.m., lwv. T. J. James, Penmachno. R-hiw road (C.M.) Mission Chapel. 10 a.m. and 2 p.m., School; 6 p.m., Preaching Meetings. Scion (C.M.), Upper Colwyn Bay.-10, 2, and 6 p.m., Rev. R. P. Owen, New Broughton. Horob (Wesleyan).—10 a.m., 2 and 6 p.m., Rev. J. We,d.ey Hughes. Salem (Congregational).—10 a.m., 2 and 6 p.m.. Rev. H. R. Williams, pastor. Tabernacle (Baptist).—10 a.m., 2 and 6 p.m., Rev. Peter Jones, pastor. English.. Presbyterian.—10 a.m. and 2 p.m., School; 6 p.m., Rev. John Edwards, pastor. St. John's (Wedeyan), Conway-road. 11 a.m., 2.30 and 6.30 p.m.. Rev. Charles F. Richardson, B.A., f,I.D., Liverpool. Nantyglyn (Wosloyan).—11 a.m., Rev. F. J. Briggs, Coiwyn Bay; 2.30 p.m., Sunday School; 6.30 p.m., Mr J. T. Jones. Colwyn Bay. English Congregational (Sea View). 11 a.m., 2.30 p.m.. School; 6.30 p.m., Mr Alex- andra, ex-supt. Liverpool City Mission. Baptist, Abergele-road. 11 I. m. and <2.30 School; 6.30 p.m.. Rev. E. T. Davies. St. Joseph's Catholio Church—Rev. Father Cummerford. HEADACHE, NEURALGIA and TOOTH- ACHE completely cured by taking EASINE.- 24891p- HIGH SEA. A remarkably high sea was witnessed at Colwyn Bay on Sunday evening, when a stiff northerly wind was blowing. Large crowds witnessed the huge wavæ sweep over a oonsid-srahle portion of the Promenade. The spray was carried in clouds alpaug the front. THE PUBLIC HALL. At the requeit of many of his patrons. MT Harry Reynolds has re- tained for this week the magnificent film of "The funeral procession of King Edward VII." This is. of oourse, in addition to the ordin-ary pro- gramme of miscellaneous subjects which includes "The Aviation Meet at Los Angeles, California," where Mons. Paulhan beat all world's records. This is an exceedingly good film, aeroplanes, dirigibles, and other flying machines being well shown. One of the chief sections of interest is that showing Paulhan taking Lieutenant Beck as a pw-engor on his machine, and the famous aviator's record flight forty-five miles in one hour two minutes. Another film of educational interest depicts "A Bear Hunting Expedition in the Rcckies." Other subjects. of diverse styles, complete a most entertaininp- performance. "G" COMPANY 5th BATT. R.W.F.-Ordem: —Monday, 13th June: Recruits' training, 7.30 p.m. Tuesday, 14th June: N.C. officers' lecture, 7.45 p.m. Wednesday. 15th June: Company and recruits' training, 7.30 p.m.; dress, drill order. Thursday, 16th June: Recruiting duties. Friday, 17th June: Recruits' training, 7.30 p.m.; dress, optional. Saturday, 18th June Musketry. Table A. and B.—By order, F. H. Borthwick, Lieut. Commanding "G" Company 5th Batt. R.W.F. 0 P ER ATI OS. —The Colwyn Bay Amateur, Operatic and Dramatic Society, whose mem- bers recently gave so highly successful a per- formance of "The Pirates of PcoLzance," have decided to give "Trial by Jury" next October. ,r. A special meeting of the society will be held at the Cafe Grosvenor this (Thursday) even- ing to discuss the preliminary arrangements. FOOTBALL CLUB.—The annual meeting of the local Football Ollllb will be held tc- morrow (Friday) evening, at Lewis's Cafe, at eight p.m. RUNAWAY PLUCKELY STOPPED.—On Saturday afternoon a horse attached to a fruit hawker's cart ehied near the Colwyn Bay laundry, and bolted down the kill and aLong Abergele-road, at a tremendous pa«\ Several people made unavailing attempts tc stop it, but as it was passing Messrs Spros- ton's shop, about a mile away, Mr 1. F. Mel lor, one of the employees, succeeded in getting hold of the back of the cart, and swung himself into the vehicle, whence he managed to control the animal. THE PIERROTS" "SPECIAL.T.bere are ooimparative'y few visitors in the district just now. Nevertheless, the Pjearo-w are doing good business, a fwb which is entirely due to the ex- o&l'joaoo and va-riety of their programmes, the enterprise of the management and the sound talent of the troupe. On Monday evening there was an audience worthy of mid-season, and the concert was really enjoyable. Amongst a bad- glet of good things were five songs by the tireless, ever-welcome Frere, whose clever inter- pretation of the ozdl favourite "Bed" (by re- quest) was in itself ivePI wort:h the admittance fees. "Mr Moon Man" by Sid Triokett and the troupe was also exceedingly effective. One of the features of the entertainments is the ac- complished work of Seed, tho pianist, whose sympathetic and skilful aooompanimeint affords a leascM in tihe accompanist's art. The manage- ment call attention to a sjeciai concert on Sat- urday evening next, wilien, in addition to some new iruumbers by the troupe, Mr Thanniey Dodge, who needs no introduction to Colwyn Bay a/udljorsocs, wild give some of his humorous turns. The box olhoo is open from 10 a.m. to 12.30 p.m. and from 3 to 5 p.m., wihen seats may be booked under Mr Pryoo-Davis' personal supervision. A LOCAL MINISTER HONOURED— The Rev. Peter Jones, pastor of the Tabernacle Welsh liaptisfc Ohurdh, was on Tuesday, as re- ported elsewhere, appointed president of the Denb-ighdhire, Flintshire, Mc-z.A)Ilothallife Bap- tist Association, an honour seldom it ever con- ferred upon w young a man. Mr Jones came to Oolwyn Bay from a Liverpool pastorate about eight years a,go, and during reoent years he has made a good reputation for himseflf a3 a preacher. Am address delivered by him at the Welsh Baptist Union in South Wales a few months ago impressed the Union leaders so moioh that they urged liiim to publish it, and the little booklet ran into a second edition in tiinee weeks. He is One of tihe members for OoCwyn Bay on the Ccmway Board of Guardians and takes a keen and active interest in oduoa- tionaJ and eiateddfodic movements FOR THE CHILDREN.—It is to be hoped that re-sid-entas and visitors will not forget the street collection for the National Children's Home .d Orphanage, t-o be taken an Col- wyn Bay, Rhes and Old Colwyn on Saturday. —As stated in last week's issue this is one of the largest cliild saving institutions in the world, and during th-e-iast 40 years has done splendid work. Thousands who have passed through it are now doing wcll. There are more than 2000 children in residence at present, and over £ 50,000 is required an- nually to maintain the institution.

CONWAY. For the convenience of tbe public in Conway, a letter-box has been affixed to the entranoe of the Estate Office, near the Town Hall, where advertisements and copy for the "Welah Coast Pioneer" may be left. FOR ARTIFICIAL TEETH try Kay and Sons. Attends Coo way on Tuesdays, 2 to 5, at Mr* Janes. 22, Upper Gate-street. Call and ask for prices.. 23730p. A CORRECTION.—In OUT roport last -w-eak of the public meeting held to diiscuas tho oamp question, Mr Thornae Parry, watchmaker, was inadvetftemtly stated to have remarked t the golfers were a nuisance to tOO Territorials. Mr Parry made no such observation and we regret attributing to him by mistake-words uttered by another e^je&ker. Sl'KiGtAL POLICE COURT.—A special Court was keld on Monday morning, before Dr. R. Arthur Pritihard a.nd the Mayor (OxnuoiUor John Williams), when James Yeer,y, Dublin, was sentenced to rourteen days' ini-nrisanr m,nA fioo1 begging at Llandudmo Junciiirfn on Saturday evening. P.C. Evans., Ekeganwy, proved the cm?.—Tu-o

A RESIDENT of over seven years in Col- wyn Bay neighbourhood desires SECRETARYSHIP, etc. Under reasonable circumstances, could arrange a guarantee of up to quite £ 500. Temporary engagement willingly accepted. Inquirers may reply through their solicitors.—Address, "Per- severance," "Pioneer" Offioe Colwyn Bay. 27189p

LLANGERNYW. THE BAPTISTS.—On beMf of the Divi- sional Quarterly M'eeting ,the Revs. Peter Jones, Cohvyn Bay, and E. Cefuii Jones i YllSltOO the three Baptist causes of the dis- trict to persuade them to secure jointly the services of a pastor. As a result, it is under- stood that there is some readiness amongst the Baptist churches to oo-operate. If suooossful, this will be a new undertaking in the history of Baptists in the neighbour- hood. TEMPERANCE.—Both the local branches of B.W.T.A., at Pandy Tudur and at Lia-ii- gernyw, continue to flourish. The Pandy Tndur branch lately held a miscellaneous meeting, in which Mr E. Davies Jones, solicitor, Llanrwst, gave a stirring address on temperance. The Llangernyw Women's Branch also held dts monthly meeting on Tuesday night, when there was a good num- ber present.

LLANDUDNO JUNCTION, FOR ARTIFICIAL TEETH try Kay and Sonø. Attends Llandudno Junction every Thursday, 2.30 to 4-30, at Mr Jones, chcmist. Call and ask for prioea. 23730p SCHOOL ATTENDANCE.— At Conway Po} 100 Court on Monday, John WiEiams. Brack- field-terraoo, Llandndno Junolicm, was fined 53 and costs for me^glaotiing to send! [his child to school Tiogularly. „ FIRE EXTINGUISHING APPLIANCE. —A earxesporudent writes: "About twelve months ago the Parish Oouncdl of Llangws- tcniri included in their estimates tha sum of X30 for providing fire extinguishing ap- pliances for Llandudno Junction. The rate was daily levied and collected for this purpose. Last March, at the tnienaial election, The constitution of the Council was changed, with the result that, instead of the Junction having six representatives, they have now only three, namely, M'esars David Jones, James Davies, a.nd J. H. Irlam; wihilsft the rural portion of the parish have eight mem- bers. Consequently tho representatives of the largest rate-paying portion of the parish are out-voted. At a meeting of th? Council, lneld on Fri.day evening, it was decided not to purchase the fire extinguishing appliances for the Junction. Mr James Davies pro- tested against this. The position is a serious one. Lla.ndudno Junction is a. rap;!dy-grow- ing town. It contributes the largest portion by far of the Tates of the parisli, and con- sists of much valuable property. The Con- way Fire Brigade Conmittee have decided that their brigade shall not go out of the borough without a guarantee of paym-ent from the Rural Council, who have d-cel-ined to give such guarantee. The Parish Coun- cil have the money an hand exprasslv col- lected for providing appliances. And, yet, the newly-elected Council havcdccidcd to de- vote that money to some other object. It it to be hoped that the 100a.1 Rat-pnly.m, Association will justify their existence by taking the matter in hand and demanding their right."

LLANFAIRFECHAN. PREACHING MEETINGS. The annual ppeadhjnig* festival of the Tabor Methodists. Wern Badh, was held on Monday evening and TiKC'day. The preariber was the Hev. Owen Owena, of Rhyl (formerly of Anfield, Liver- pool). THE WHITEHAVEN DISASTER. TIll) Mayor of Whitehaven, this week, acknow- ledged receipt,:of .£1 15s 7d collected by one of the carts exh-lbitod at the May-Day Fes- tivities towards relieving the distress of the widows and orphans of tlie Whitehaven p i disaster. THE BAND.—At the Council meeting, held on Tuesday evening, a letter was read from Mr John Roberts, Milton Villa, drawing the Council's attention to the band's instruments, which, he said, were lying in the Council Chamber. He asked could not sojnethdng ? o done to re-form the band in the town. The Surveyor explained that a committee had been appointed to consider the matter, and that the difficulty experienced was the want of a suitable room wherein the band could practise. It was stated that Colonel Piatt, as one of the directors of the Public Hall, had been written to asking for his support to the movement. Tho matter was re- ferred to a, committee, of which the Surveyor is to be convener.

LLANRWST. RELIGIOUS SERVICES. The following will officiate at the differ- ent plaoas of worship next Sunday:- Parigh Church: 10.30 a.m. and 6 p.m., Welsh Services. St. Mary's Churdi: 11 a.m. and G p.m., English Services. Seion (C.M.): Rev. D, D. Williams. Soot'land-street (C.M.): Rev. E. O. Davies, B.Sc.. TabernaclefC.): Mx H. Jones, Bettwsyooed. Ebenezer (C.): 6 p.,ra., Prayer eoetmg. Hcneb (W.): Rev. T. Gwilym Roberts. Penuei (B.): Student. St. James' English Wesley an Churoh: Rev. W. Mellor. Roman Catholic (Cambro-Breton Mission): Holy Communion at 8.30 a.m.; Parochial Mass at 11 a.m.; Welsh Devotions at 6.30 P-G. M. Trebaol, O.M.I. HEADACHE. NEURALGIA and TOOTH- ACHE cured in a few minutes by taking EAS1NE Ask your Chomist or Grooor for it, or send a 13 P.O. to Hugh JOllGS, Medical Hall, Blaeiuu Festiniog -24891p OUR LOCAL REPRESENTATIVE is Mr Chambers, 5, Poplar Grove, to whom all co-ii. munications should be addressed, and who will aiso receive orders for the "North Wales Chronicle." AN ANGLER'S MISHAP.—While a well- known local angler was calmly watching the movem-ants of his line under tlie shadow of a clump of trees, on Friday evening, his con- templative mood was rudely dispelled by the splash of a Large stone which fell into the river in close proximity to his line. Jump- ing up suddenly he overbalanced himself, and i'eil into about ten feet of water. After a spasmodic swim round the spreading branches of the trees he at last, with some difficulty, reached the bank lower down the river. RIVERSIDE FOOTPATH.—At a meeting of the Tradesmen's Association, on Thursday evening, Mr R. G. Owen, the chairman, was requested to call upon Lord Carxington in conjunction with Mr Watling, the chairman of the Council, relative to tho footpath lead- ing from tho old bridge to the golf ground. His Lordship received the deputation the fol- lowing day, and the result of the interview will be submitted to the Urban Council on Friday evening. SUNDAY NEWSPAPERS. Speaking at Seion (C.M.) Chapel, on Sunday evening, Mr R. E. Thomas, Trefriw, spoke strongly against the sale of Sunday newspapers in the district. NEW CURATE.—The Rev. Jenkins Jones, of KebLe College, Oxford, has been appointed curate to assnsfc thte Rev. J. Morgan. He will take up duties about the middle of July. DRUNKENNESS.—John Roberts and Hugh Morris Hughes, both of Festiniog, appeared before Messrs O. Isgoed Jones and W. J. Williams, on Monday, a.nd were fined 2s 6d and costs for being drunk amd d-isorderly in Sta-tion-joad on Saturday night. OBITUARY.—The interment book place on Thursday at Scion Cemetery of hEr hhn Jones, Felrn Ucha, the Revs. W. Thomas and R. Rowlands officiating.On Saturday, at the same oemetcry, the remains of Mr Griffith Owen, Marfceft-squane, were also interred, the Rev. R. Rowlands officiating. PREACHING MEETING. The annual preaching meeting commenced at SaLem yes- terday (Wednesday) and will be resumed this evening, the officiating ministers being Revs. J. T. Job, Befchesda, and D. Hoskins, M.A., Carnarvon. PERSONAL.—Mr T. Rogers Jones, who is convalescent after his reoent illness, left yes- terday (Wednesday) for Harrowgato, in com- pany of Mrs Rogers Jones. MR OWEN WILLIAMS, Crown Buildings, has I ui chased "The Harp" by private treaty. SEION CHAPEL SUNDAY SCHOOL. — A speci d effort is at present made in connection with Seilan Chapel Sunday School to induce mor,) of the church memlbers to attend, with the result that the number Attewdin.g the school has increased during the last six weeks by 30, but Mr W. Williams, County School, thesuperin is looking forward to a still larger increase. CHILDREN'S FESTIVAL. The C.M. children's musical festival for the Llanrwst d:strict is to be held at Seion Chapel on Saturday, under the oondiiotorship of Mr Owen WrHiams, Eglwysbacli. Mrs J. M. W31- iiams will i.ct as accompanist. SCHOLASTIC. Dr. Williams, chief m- spector of schools, and Mr E. Morris, M.A., sub-inspector, vited the local schools during the week. THUNDER STORM. A heavy thunder storm passed over the town on Tuesday even- in.g, but no damage was reported. EISTEDDFOD CX)MMM=.-Mr E. M. Jones pnesided at a meeting of this committeo on Tuesday evening, at the Town Had, wihen it was decided to promote an enteirtainment in aid of the funds. FAIR.—The fair, yesterday, was very large- ly attendted. Cattle were readily sold at good prices, many exchanging hands on the road to the fair. PREACHING.—The Rev. W. Cynwyd Wil- liams, yesterday, officiated at the Nant-y- Renjglog annual preaching meeting. W WEDDING.—The wedding was solemnised, yesterday, at the Tabernacle Congregational Church, the Rev. W. Cynwyd Williams officiating, of Miss Mary A. Wynne, the youngest daughter of Mr Georgo Wynne, town surveyor, and Mr William Evans Wynne, Mostyn. The bridesmaids were Miss Rosa Wynne (sister of the bride) and Miss Beatrice Wynne (sister of the bridegroom). The bridegroom was accompanied by his brother, Mr Georga A. Wynne and Mr Row- land Scragg. The bride, who was given away by her fa.ther, was attired in pale Amethyst cloth, trimmed with cream and silver, and were a white hat, trimmed with white plumes. The reception, which was held at the bride's home, was attend>ed by Mr and Mrs George Wynne, Miss Ross Wynne, Miss Beatrioo Wynne, Miss Martha Wynne, Mr R. Scragg, Miss Gwen. Owen, Abergele; Rev. W. Cynwyd Williams, Miss Lucy Griffith, Rhudd- lan, and Mrs R. R. Owen. The happy pair left by the afternoon train for Wrexham en route for Welshpool, where the honeymoon will -be spent. The bride's going-away dress was a dark grey costume with blaok hat, trimmed with pink rooes and feathers. LIBRARY COMMITTEE. The annual meeting of this committee was held at the Town Hadi. on Friday evening, the following members being present: Messrs W. G. Owen, Robert Williams, E. M. Jones, J. Rhydwen Jtnes, D. J. Williams, and J. R. Chambers. The following officials were re-elected for the ensuing year Chairman, Mr W. G. Owen; vice-chairman, Mr O. Isgoed Jones, J.P.; treasurer; Mr J. Rhydwen Jones; financial secretary and librarian, Mr D. J. Williams; and general secretary, Mr J. R. Chambers. Messrs J. Rhydwen Jones and D. J. Wil- liams, who have acted in their respective offices for 21 years, were warmly thanked for their faifthful and valuable services. The following were appointed collectors; Mr W. Lloyd Roberts, Mr J. R. Chambers, Mr Robert Williams., the Chairman, Mr E. Jones Owen, Mr C. T. Allard, and Mr W. H. Williams. Messrs W- J. Williams, J.P., T. Rogers Jones, and E. Mills, J,P., were elected vice- 10 presidents of the institution. The Treasurer reported that the receipts during the past year amounted to £ 75 13« 6d, and the expenditure, including the previous year's adverso balance of £10 Os lOd, was JE79 5is 5d, leaving a balance due to the bank of X3 lls lid. The reoaipts included: Honorary subscriptions, .£19 lis lid; billiards, loan of books, etc., X39 13s 2d; quarterly subscriptions, X3 8s; and proceeds of garden fetc,, X13 Os 5d. On June 3rd a balance of X7 58 lid stood to the credit of the account, tliio however would be converted into a debit balance of Y,7 12s lOd after all the outstanding debts were chaxgcd. A vote of thanks was accorded the auditor, Mr W. Williams, and it was resolved to ask Mr J. M. Williams to audit the next accounts. ERRATUM. In the report of the local drowning fatality, found on another page, it is erroneously stated that the name of the young g.irl who witnessed the accident was Nellie Jones. It should have beeii Alice Annie Davies. The unfortunate boy's name is also given as Robert Lloyd; whereas it should have been Harold Lloyd. THE DROWNING FATALITY: INQUEST. Mr Pentir Williiaims, Cororuetr for South Car- narvonshire, lucid an inquest at the Ojd Pofiice Court, Tu-!hwnt-i'r-B«3ot, Llanrwst, on Tuesday evening. Mr T. R. Withianis, Trefriw, was ap- ixyi.nted foneima-n of iilie jury. Alice Anne Davies identified the remains aa those oif llaroM Lloyd. Tu-iiwnt-i'r-Bont. aged 9 nine yoaas- She stated that on Thursday, about 8 p.m., she a.nd some other girls v.ere sta,ud a ahort dista,noo from the deceased, who fishing with a stick and a string, and WIdd aeoarn>pa.n.ed by his brother' and another lad by Llyta Quay. I'kb,-y warned the boys of their danger. Deceased,, who was standing on a stono rii--er tihe water, clipped and fell into the river. He fell on hits face and then turned oci his back. Witnetsa tried to reach him, but he was soon swept out of ix?ach. He was carried down trie river for several yards, and wjitneas followed' him until he disappeared. Every effort was subsequently made to recover too body wihicih iiad been found tih-ib day (Tuesday) in the Rectory pool, a.bout 303 yards. from v.hero he fell in. Inspector James Wyee) Llanrwst, deposed that ho oommeiicTd searchjng that morning (Tuewday) j,n a boat acoum.11ajn.cd by three men and dragged the river from the place he fell up to the Rectory pool. A bruit 12.15 p.m. o-ic oi the men, John Jones, dew witness' attention to something lying on the river bed near the Rec- tory, in six feet of water. On being raised to the surf'aee it WJUS found lo be deceased's body. H, asistod by otters, bad been trying to re- cover the body daily since Thursday. The Coroner drew attention to the dangerous habit of children stJa.ndLli1.g on the brink of deep pools, and icoornmended the jury to return a %erdjrt of "Accidentally drowned." A verdict was returned accordingly- On the motjon of the Foreman, seconded by Mr 11. E. BlackwaJl, a vote of sympathy with thp decioa33d motlier was adopted. Mr B'lackvvaH further moved a vote of thanks to In-ipeator Wyse wlio had spared no efforts to reoover the lxxly- He deserved the highest praise for his work. The Foreman seconded tihe resolution, which wad adopted. Inspector Wyso, in acknowledging same, re- ferred to t;ho valuable ascstancc- rendered him by several men, aDd especially Mr 11, E. Black- V.Q.M.

PRESTATYN Tllh SE.\S!}X.-Tl¡, number of applications whien the Advertising As-vjesation are rev iving shoivs that, town is getting more end more popular. Bookilig-s are a hea l of last year. MEMORIAL. J. is suggested that it wou!.d be a fitting memoiial to the late King if a IIW ohureh were creeled in the pariah, to be known as The King Edward VII. Memorial Church." Tlte jarish is glow- ing, and the pie-eri,t 41<)IIIIDOUa.Ci'J\I oi Mie Poirieli Church L t-ojed to its fullcat extent, particularly ia the 8Udl:ncr. Already a fuind lias beon opc-n.ed. GOLF.—Thja-t Sunday gulf is popular with vitiUa-9 was evidoneol last Sunday, when sieveral of the eompctiitors in the Welsh M'ing journeywl to the Pres- tatyn links for practice, the Rhyl courso being closed on Sundays.

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ROEWEN MUSICAL FESTIVAL. The Children's Mu-uoil Festival iia connection with the C.M. Churdhe3 wau held at Roe wen on Saturday* under the e:>nd'uotors;hip of Mr Owen Williams, Eglwysbaeh. Mr T. M. Jenen, Mae.naO. eateohisicd the children in tii4 afternoon, amd tihe Rev. Gaianydd Williams in the eveniilif- Both meetings were well patronised.

RHUDDLAN. THE SWANS.—The swans wlnrlr Jiave uxule tfoeil homs on t,he waters near tlie railway arc at present hatching, the nest being placed well in of t-he roadway, near the railway end of the pool. Ia-qt se.vsoin two oygwts were h3teh:xl, ami tho brooding thiS year is heia? watched with interest. THURSDAY CLOI-ING.It lias been decided t" the various shops cm Thursday afternoons at 4 o'clock- The public btxe e.a.:Il"Cy N'"j\1f"stetl to make their IKK- oha es as early as lWe 50 as to allow the scheoue to 1,0 carried out.

ABERGELE PERSO-NAL.-The Rev. David Morris, Epworth, is thi3 wook taking prominent part in the meeting of the .WeeAeysun Assembly, which are beÎIng held at Denbigh. The per. gentleman delivered an address at a public moobing ait FenJ-ftf Obaplel on Monday, and. he is MM of the special preachers who officiate this (toy.—The Revs. Francis Jcinea, pastor of bbe C.M. Church, and Lewia Williams, of Hebron, Oolwyii, ex- changed pulpits on Sunday.—Sir Herbert RoborU, Bart., fund Mr D. Trevor Roberta (Tan'nallt) were amongst the chief mourneis on Friday at the funeral of Mrs Joainh Thomas, of Cheltenham Avenue, Liverpool, a daughter of the Rev. John Hug-lies, atHJtor of "Hanes Methodiat- iaetti Cymru." The interment was at Anfteld Ceme- bery.-A concert will be bald At the Church House this evening for the benefit of Mr Will Jones, the local aUilete, who has been for several weeks a sufferer from efieumaAisin. He prooeede to-day to Buxton.My Wil- liam Da vies, Brynbnon, is the new secretary of the -tbergele Hamintg Soemety.-Mm Miriam Williams, for- meily of Tyddyii Uha, is leaving the distriat, and will saiil to-morrow for Canada, her som, Joseph, being a tarmer ion Saslcatahewan. THE GENERAL HOLIDAY is fixed for to-day week (June ]6th). The Council, through their ohairman (Mr E. Williums) have i3sued a handbill requesting all leadeemen in the urban district to okee their places of business on that day. MR ROGERS' TRIP.—The trip arranged amnually by the popular stationmaster, Mr S. B. Rogere, will t.his year be held on the aartie day as 4(ie general holiday, tihe rendezvous being Eaton Hall, tabe awA A the Soke oi Westminster. POIJCE COURT.—At a special Court yesterday week, before Mr Edward Williams, Thomas Davvee, a Ooiwyn Bay pedlar, was charged with being drunk and in- capable. On his promising to leave the town the case was dismissed. THE HOMIYG SOCIETY flew their fourth young bird see OlD Saturday from Weymouth distance t92 miles. The reeutta were as follows: — Bdward Hughes, High atreefc, 909 velocity; 0. P. JOrIft Metropole, 998; Jones Bros., Bryratirkra, 976; C. P. Jones, 900; J. Taylor, Liam- ddnlas, 841 J. Ttaqylor, Llanddulas, 820; P. Robinson, Pensarn, 819.-Wm. Davies, Secretary. THE FORESTERS' REPORT.—The flfty-iiirvth report of Oourt Bodelwyddooi of the A.O.F., Just published, ihowa that the total receipts -amount to X.300 11a lid, and the expenditure to A:" 14s lid, showing a net gain on the year's working of ElO 17s 9id. The Oourt was established in 1841, and the number of members on the 31st December was 155; the average age being 52 years. There were nine deaths, and thirteen oaasod to be meuntoere. The decretory of the Court is Mr Evan Daviea, Plasnewydd Buildings. WEDDING.—On the 1st instant, the marriage took place at Christ Church, Crewe, of Mr Robert Roberts, New York (clerk to Mr G. Perkins, auctioneer), to Miss Lilian Annie. fourth daughter of Mr and Mrs J. C. Knight, of Crewe, formexly of the Cambrian Hotel, Penaarn, and of the Ponybant Hotel, Abergele. THE ANTIQUARIAN ASSOCIATION. At the last vueanent it was found that the arrangement for the annaal meeting on Monday evening last had to be •Mered, and the committee have postponed it until to- morrow (Friday) evening. The Rev. Canon Jones-will pmid.. Officers and committee will be elected, and Several resolutions of interest bearing on the future of the Association will be submitted. SPECIAL SERMON.— In connection with the meetings) of the Ba-ptist Union, hel4 at Old Cotwyn thols week, the Rev. E- K. Ibnes, Brymbo, preached! at the Baptist Chapel, Aber- gefet, on Tuesday evening. EARLY CWSING.-M- J. T. Mullward, C.C.. D. Caxty Hug-foes, and T. H. Owaan-Jonee h&ve convened a meeting of tihe sfloopkeepers of the town to reconsider the question of early closing. A suggestion is to be made at this meeting with, regaril to half ^holidays dur-ng tlie coiruag season. POLICE OOURT. 'A special pouke oourt was how at Abergele on Tuesday morning, before Messrs J. Dw-joan Miller (presiding) a.nd J. T. MillwaTd. David Roberts, of Naut Isa, Llanfairtal- baiarn, who had been apptethended tuxjter a .warrant, was dhajged with baiag dlrunk in Qhapel-street. Abergele, on May 16tih. He was bound over in the sum of £5 to heap the peace for twelve months, and to pay the ooate 13s). Joihn Ward, of Liverpool, was charged by P.C. Wm. Ridbarda, with begging aJmB at Pen- vaim on the previous day. He was sentenced to 14 days' lfaxj labour. For a, similar offence, ooaximitted in New- street, Abergele, Jajnes Tobin, an Irishman, was ajntenoed to a similar term. P.C. Manuel Itav.ee proved the case.

DENBIGH ENGLISH PRESBYTERIANS — On Thurs- day afternoon, a.nothieir ctf tihø aorios of teas was given at tOO Eugljali Presbyterian Schoolroom, and ialhiob was provided by Mi's D. Webbe Da- yuxi and! Mir.s Itardy. The proceeds go tow aids the ohapol i'umcl- THE DERBY.—Local sportsmen took much inteiiQiit in this event, and we are highly pleased tliat Mr Fairje won. He is no other than Mr A. W. Cox, of Hafodi Elwy, noar this town, where ho is well-known. FARMER SUSTAINS SERIOUS INJUR- IES.-M.r Thomas Jones, Brondyffryn. on,e, of t;tl-e- baat known faTjneTS iin the disbriot, met with a serious aocidlant on Thursday afternoon. Whilla assisting iin the haulage of timber at Griegor, LliaBsannan. his left hand slipped into a pulley and three of his fjngers were eeverud, and another finger was inudh rmitilated. He was removed to Dr. Jameu Hugihes' surgery, acid went subsequently to Liverpool for tiea.tment.. LIBERAL ASSOCIATION.— Dr. D Lloyd. Mcasirs D. S. Daviee, Robert Owen, Dd. Jones (Gwynfa), J. Ellis Jones, E. J. Roborfcs, Boaz J,cA- a-nd the Roy. James Cliarlea have been appointed delegates to tihe joint meetixiig of the constituent associataongj of tihe- Denbigh Borough re the selection of candlidate. SUNDAY SCHOOL TRIPS.—At a meeting ai repaamntataver, of all the Sunday Schools of tihe towu it has been dbcsidled that the arinrual trips, shall take pfcee on July 14tih, which will be ragarded, therefore", as a general holiday. THE LATE MR W. E. KNOLLYS, C.B.— llhro recent dleath of Mr W. E. Kno[!lys, C.B.. who was Late Ohiaf General Inspector and Asautaint Seoretairy at the Local Govoinfrnenl Board, iv-jalls the fact that he was the sont-in- law (Xf Mrs Towtnshend Maim waring of Gallt- faenan, and brotherin-iaw of Col. C. S. Main- waring, Bvviohyboudy, Cerrigydlruidion.

GLANCONWAY. BOWLING. Tho membership of tlie recent- ly-formed Bowling- Club continues to increase, and it would be difficult to find a green with more picturesque surroundings. THE yiSl'iORS. — There are a large num- ber of visitor^ staying in tho village at present. Each year this picturesque little village increases in popularity among the visiting publio.

HOLYWELL. THE BOY SCOUT MOVEMENT.—Wibh tlie object of fostering the Boy Scout Move- ment, a meeting in connection with, the Ce.n- tral Flint's Scout Association was held on Friday night, at Holywell. Tho ohair was occupied by the Rev. Father Paul Hooke (president of the Association), the Principal 01 St. Mary's College. It was not, he said, a harum searuxn rohem-e, as some people aeemed to tliink, but an attempt to train the you generation to bcoome bettor citizens, to train them in habits of honesby and in- dustry, and in loyalty to their King, their country, and their employers; to train them in nmnd and body, and to make them fit in evicry way. In too many • instance's the modern youth was apathetic, careless, lazy. They noticed him standing about street cor- ners wi!th his hands in Ins pockets, and in kis mou.th the eternal cigarette. If he got a job he was too lazy to stick to it. The objieeft of tiie Boy Scout Movement was to evade this sort of thing.

LLANDUDNO. THE BOY SOOUTS.-It is understood thel Mrs Wagstaflo amd Mr G. F. Forester have con- tributed towards the purchase of kettledrums for the Boy Scouts Bugle Band. ENGLISH SERVICES AT LLANRHOS. — On Sunday evening tho English service oam- menocd at Iianrhoo Churcsh. These services will be held regularly until the and of September. VAGRANCY-—At the police oourt an Satur- day, before Mr J. Adey WeiTlfl, Elizabeth Jones was semfceiieed to fourteen diays" imprisonment fo vagrancy. SUNDAY SCHOOL EXCURSIONS. On Monday the United Sunday Sdhools from Tro- II i w vi-ited Xjla.ndu<foio and) spent an enjoya-blle day, the weather being all that could' be ckwiir'od. Llaiigolien Sunday Schools have decided to vusit the town, during the month for their annual trip. CHILDREN'S CONCERT. The children of CiBeeM Sahood, LlandiiiLofane- South Wales, were laert week enter tainted to tea, followed by sports and a concert. Mies Morrison, the limd- mistreia, took a promime-nt part, herself in the concert, and' Shoo was highly complimented for the skilful way in whrioh she had trained the children for the oocasion, MLi Morrison is the daughter of Mrs Morrison, Sunmyside, Llewelyn street, Lltaaidudno. SUNSHINE AND RAIN.—During the week end June.6th, the amount of bright sunshine recorded at Llandudno was 33 hours and 36 min- utes, and the rainfall 1.270 inches. EARLY POTATOES. Mr Wm. Thomas has a fine crop of early potatoes at the Peny- ffordd Gardens. Lairt week he raised some whic.h were four inches in length. FOREIGN MISSIONS. The annual sale of work arranged by members of the Church Mis- sion Working Party is to take plaoe on Thurs- day. the 30th inst. It has not yet been decided whether the sale will be held in the Town Hall or in a marquee erected in the grounds of Holy Trinity Churdh. VISIT OF BLACKPOOL TRADESMEN,— On Tueeday the "Queen of the North" arrived at Llaijdudno from Blackpool with the members of the Blackpool Tradesmen's Association, it be- ing their annual general holiday. They spent a m-oat enjoyable day visiting meat of the places of interest in the district. HOSPITAL GIFTS. The following gifts have been received at the Sarah Niool Memorial Cottage Hospital during the past month, for which the Board of Management return their best thanks :-Mrs Piatt, flowers (weekly); Mr Kidd, rhubarb and gooseberries; Mrs Wain- wright, onions and lettuces-, the May Queen, flowers; Miss Buckeley, illustrated papers; Mr John Meredith, Sowers and rhubarb; Mrs Rogers, old linen; Mr Hughes, illustrated papers; Mrs Sibley, illustrated papers; Mr Holden, illustrated papers; the Little Ormo Quarry collection, 91 8s 8d. ST. TUDNO'S CHURCH. The Sunday services at St. Tudno's Church are attracting large congregations this season. In order to help more people to attend the services at St. Tudno changes have been made in the order of the services. The celebration of the Holy Com- munion on tbi first Sunday of the .mont £ i will be at 10 o'clock before matins and sermon, and the evening service every Sunday until further notibe will be at 5.30 p.m. The morning service every Sunday, i.e., matins and sermon, will be as be- fore at 11 o'clock. TOWN IMPROVEMENT OFFICIALS.—The first meeting of the newly-elected committee of the Llandudno Town Improvement Association wfe held on Monday evening, when the follow- imr officers were appointed :—-Chairman, Mr &ut- ok vioe-chairman, Mr Howel Jones; trea- su. Mr E. Deacon; and Mr A. J. Oldman was re-P.r:pointed secretary. The committee decided to apply to the London and North-Western Rail- way Company for an improved service between NotiuHjrham and Llandudno. SUNDAY SCHOOL DEMONSTRATION.— The second annual Sunday School demonstration took place in the Happy Valley on Sunday after- noon. The scholars assembled at their respec- tive schools at 2 o'clock, and proceeded to the General Post Office, where a procession was formed. Headed bv the St. Tudno Silver Band, they marched to the Hapov Valiey. By kind permission of Mr W. J. Churchill, it was in- ten.de.d to hold a short eervice on the minstrel "lot but unfortunately the incitement weather -marred the prooeodvngrs, and after crnfpB.ff a few hymns the proceeding had to be abatKlon-ea.

"Her complexion is very clear," emid the casual acquaintance. "Yes, indeed, her dearest friend agreed, "anybody can see through it."

"I saw you kiss sister last night. J'Did you, Bobbie? Here's five sditilings for you "Thanks And then I saw you kiss tho ma-id in th.e hall!" "Great Scott! Here's five pounds!" "Well, here I am," announced the t'a«lijon- abe physician in .his breezy way. "And uow what do you think is the matter with you?" "Doctor, I hardly know," murmured lb* fashionable patient. "What is new?"

Penasaenmawr men, John Roberts, New York-terrace, 3100 John Jones, Bell Cotes, were fined 10s aaid 5s i>CMi>eotively for being drunk aiid disorderly in Bangw- iYja l at midnigiht on Saturday. Before the same magis- trates yoa'eixluy (.Wednesday), Gearge Wiokens, a tnunp, was smt, to for fomrtaeiri daya far ing in an outhousa ait Pant Griaintig: end being drunk. THE CRICKET CLUB. The newly-lonned C-ricket C'lub is making rapid progress, and fijatures are being a. On Satlurdaly the membcra played a practice xnat<-h, Married v. Single, when the single members won by the score 47. SUNDAY SCHOOL WORK. At the- Caurmel C.M. Chapel Sunday School on Sunday aftennooai, addressee were delivered on Sunday Sdhool work by Mr T. R. Lewis, Mr John Raberts ("Hmu" Reetaunant), and Mr T. J. Parry, in the course of which much irobeivM".im-g information with rega-rd to Sunctey Schools generally was imparted to the congregation. FIRE BRIGADE.—Orders far week ending June 20th, 1910 -Station duty Firemam Robemt Williams, Foreman W. H. Jones, Probationer, George Own, 'Chomas Davies. Officer on duty Lieut, Owen Willimis.-F. A. Delamotte, chief offloer. BICYCLE ACCIDENT. On Friday Mr R. Petetfi, Erskine-terrace, was cycling past the Infants' Sefhool, when two little children mn into the roadway, aind tosing their presence at mind, all but collided with the bicycle. Mr Petch applied both brakes to avoid injuring the children, but was himself flung over the handle bars in consequence oi the sudden check upon the wheels. In falling he struck his head on the roadway, and sustained slight ooncusaicxn. Happily he is now progressing well. BOY SCOUTS.—A local company of Boy Swuts has born foraved under the leadeiship of Mr Waterhouse, and has bsen joined by a considerable number of boys. The Boys' School hasbeearl lent for drills, and the lads are e%incing great enthusiasm in their work. The company is divided into three sections, the officers being Scoutmaster, Mr Waterhouse assistant master, Mr W. M. Ralphs; a^ibuuvnoc instructor, Mr Wm. Ratphs. A Company: Patrol Leader, W. H. Evans; Corjwral, John Ifor Jones. B Company Patiol I^idtcr, W. D. Evans; Corpoaal, J. MiOraith. C' OcariQxuny: Patrol Leader, R. T. William* CcrparaJ, Wilfred Jcoies. MORFA PROTECTION LOAN.— A Local Povenimemt Board inquiry W3d hold at the Guild Hall to-day week ooaioeiraing the Town Council's application for sanotion to borrow £ 1000 for fuTther protection work on the Moria. In view of tihe dkousdon at the traxlesman's maetiing a few overlings pmviou&ly it wai-i felt that t'hc application would be vigorous- ly opposedl. Only two of the tradesmen's re- pne»antati\>S3 madia their appearanoe, however, antK tlhey weue mccely passive audixors, tho pro- ceedings being of a. purely formal character. The necessary evidence -was given by the Town Clerk and tlie Borough Swr-vieiyor, the Inepector, Mx P. M. Crouthwaite flubv&quemtly making a personal! dinrpeotion of the Morfa.