The Welsh Coast Pioneer and Review for North Cambria

LLANDUDNO, RECUPERATING.—Mr J. 0. Thomas, J.P., -?s iiiakirg ea't.?sfitc-tory progi-et-- after h'lo rvtont ilInK?ES, &U<J, t-here ai,, every pro6pw"ts of his be- ing about again shortly. LLA,N-DU,DNO OPEP--ki7ic SOC'IETY.- It I's the inte-,ition of this 'oc-ioty t<) I)-erfurni Morsrs Gilbert and sullivvn's p-opular ope?ra-, "I'h-& -x*. nexl. aut P'rat,es cf P,-nzaL The first rehearsa,l will tak,, place at St P&-ul's Churcib House on Tuesday, June 28th, at 8 p-m- at which all membeis are requested to be present. ORDINATION SERVICE.—Mr Hugh Jones, a situdent at tlie Baptist College, Bangor, hav- ing accepted the call to the pastorate of Glan- wydden and Penriiynside Baptist. Churches. ordination services will be held at Glanwydden. on June 28th and 29th. 1111 wnnection with the a&rvice preaching' meetings will be held at which the following1 ministers will take part1 rin cipaJ Silas Morr'Js, Bangor; the Bey. E. 1. Jones Llanelly; the Rev. R. Lloyd, Holyhead, and the Rev. E. R- Wiiliains. Holywell. THE WEATHER— The amount of bngnt sunshine recorded at Llandudno during the week ending June 19th was 71 hours and 42 minutes, and the rainfall .04 inches. The maximum tem- perature in the shadte on Monday was 81.0 ce- -rec& l?NTER,ESTI-NG TO OON-NOISSEU?RS.-Mr -e-klenck H<)Il?&Dd has rieliiiquishod' Li,& tc-nam(!,v offl WeLitminstier Bulldin,,?s, Uoyd-str?eet, and his business is now entirely carried on at 91. MOlY tv31 street. Great improvements ha.ve been roadie to these premises, and the glass and china show-rooms are amongst the finest of their kind in the Principality. Mr Holland continues to devote much attention to antiques, and con- noisseurs will filid a great deal to interest them in this branch of the business. The collection includes rare pieces of old furniture, crockery, books, and curios, many of them being associa- ted with some strange historical event* of by- gone days. THE COTTAGE HOSPITAL.—The anniver- sary service will be held at the Cottage Hospi- tal on Tuesday next, when the Rev. J. Ray- mond: will deliver an address- WARNING TO GAS CONSUMERS.— The Gae Committee of the. Llandudno Urban District Council desire it to be known, that only persons in possession of a written authority, signed by the Gas Manager, are entitled to inspect,, ex- amino, and! collect moneys from prepayment gas meters. Consumers are asked to report to the police any attempt on the part of an unautiho- rised peraom to gain access to a met. It is believed! that such attempts have recently been nw,de. THE TRAMP AND THE OONSTABLE.-A tramp, who gave the name of Jam Hvlsop, approached a police constable, who was in plain clothes in Mostyn-strect on Wednesday, and begged alms of ham. He was immediately ar- iiested' andi brought up at a special police court, before Messrs J. Adey WeEs and T. W. Griffith, who sentenced him to fourteen days' hard lab- our. CHARGE OF FALSE PRETENCES. At Llandudno Police Court on Wednesday, before Messrs J. A Wells and T. W. Griffith. Edith Roberts, of Victoria-terrace, LlangoecL near Bangor," was charged with obtaining board and lodgings under fake pretences, to the value of 12s 2d, from Mr J. R. Files, of the Welcome Hotel Liaia4;ud,.no. Evidence was given by M, r Fil?'t<> the effe?,-t that.' dk??e-nda--jt called at the h.otel on inlondb?y evenin and on-aged roonis -0 l?s stat;nv? t%lt her i;;?tai-er -%vould for tllyk join her on the following day, and would bring her luggage. As the brother did not arrive the re,?t dv ti ned d?,-feiidaait,, wbo _?-, Mr F?-'c3 ques ?,c said that her brother came into town with her on Monday evening, but she did net bring him in as he was too drunk. Mr* Files then became suspicious and gave information to the police. Sergt. Ed. Wiliiams stated that he went down to the Wclcome Hotel at 11 o'clock cm Wednes- day morning', and found that de-fendant was stlll in bed. He waited until she got up, and as, she did not give satisfactory aaswers to his questions, he arrested her- Upon being charged (?efe,n<L-.mt said t-,ii4:.t s'?c -as very ,;o y for what, I ri !i,, had dt:i?re, anC, tbat. t?3-c liad -no I brotb.-e.r. She described what she told Mr Files "as a. pack of falsehoods." The magistrates ordered defendant to be bound over under the First Offenders' Act, and paid her railway fare to her home. MAGISTERIAL ALLEGIANCE. — There were only two cases before the local justices at Monday's sessions. As this was the first regular court sitting since the accession of King George their worships took the oath of allegiance to His Majesty, "his heirs and successors," and it was noticed that at least one of them overlooked the formality of keep- ing the "Book" in his hand while he made the oath. The justices present were: Mr Kneeshaw (chairman), Dr. Dalton. Mr Ephraim Wood, Mr Robert Roberts. Mr J. W. Ravncs, Mr Jelf Petit, and Mr J. Adey Wells. The clerical duties were carried out by the Deputy Clerk (Mr James Amphlett), in the absence of Mr James Porter, who is holiday- making in Lland-rindod Wells. RINK PROPERLY CONDUCTED. — On the application of Mr J. J. Marks the licence of the Hippodrome Skating Rink was extended by the local justices on Monday from 10.30 P.M. till 11 p.m. each week day, the order to remain in force till Wednesday, Septmeber 21st. Deputy Chief Constable Rees explained .that the order was in force last year every other week. but as the rink had been properly conducted the police had no objection to the extension now sought. z, HIS THIRTY-FIRST APPEARANCE. — William Jones, labourer, of Alexandra-road, was fined Is and costs by the magistrates on Monday for being drunk and disorderly in Augusta-street, on the 10th ult. Deputy Chief Constable Rees said the defendants had appeared thirty times previously, but his last offence took place in August, of last year, while for two years before that he had given no trouble. The Bench explained that they imposed a small fine by way of encouragement to the defendant to revert to his hands of two yea.rs ago. CAB DRIVER'S OFFENCE.-After plead- ing guilty Alfred J)aviec of Juhilee-strect, was fim-ed 10s and co6-ts at Monday'c, Petty ,Sessions for being drunk in charg -er Most ? e of a b-orse and carriage in Low yn-?treet. De- I puty Chief Constable Rees emphasised the senousness of the offence, and defendant ex- plained that he had given up "the cab-driving business in favour of a "regular job of an- other character." EMPLOYES' EXCUR.SION.-Thest--ff and employes of Messrs Peter WaJker and ,3oi}, of Warrington, Liverpool. Birkenhead, Ches- I' ter, and Wigan, had their annual excursion oil SaturcL?.y, to L'andudn-o and the Menai 'I he co?T ,St?-aits. nurab?-n-n-,P, about 12-0, left the Liverpool T-?ord,*ng Statt short- ly b,-f<)re -eiget o-*c,k),ck in th"e aa%l a-fter a oe-autiful passage by the lwpuliar steamer "La Marguerite," reach-cd the f vourite Welsh watering-place about -a quarter past ten. Here, about five hours were al- lowed on shore, and arrangements had been generously made by the firm for the free ad- mission of the excursionists to the Llan- dudno Pier. and the attractions thereon, in- cluding concerts, biograph displays, and pier- rots' entertainments. At half-past three o'clock, the company proceeded to Men *i Bridge, where an hour and a half were ■al- lowed on shore, the steamer leaving Llan- | dudno on the homeward journey at half-past seven o'clock. The arrangements were in every way excellent, and Mr W. H. Dodd, the managing director of the Liverpool and North Wales Steamship Company, received a spco al tribute of thanks for the manner in which he had personally supervised the trip, and secured the comfort of everyone on hoard the steamer. SALE OF WORK AT LANSDOWNE HOUSE. A successful sale of work in aid of the movement for the erection of a new Church on the West Shore, was held at Eansdowiu House School, on Saturday afternoon. Tho event had been well organised by the Misses Raw and Bennet, assisted by their capable staff, and most of the articles offered for sale were the work of past and present pupils of the sc.Liool. The sale was formally opened bv Mrs iBroome, of Erylfryn, and the Rector ■ (the Rev. Llewelyn R. Hughes, M.A.) and the Dean of Kildare took part in the proceed- ings. The stalls were in charge of the following ladies:—Needlework, Miss Church; paintiug. Miss Horton; woodwork, Miss Anthony, flowers, Miss Gwen Marsh; sweetmeats, Miss Phillips; miscellaneous, Miss Irene Grej- ville; dolls, Miss Marjorie Basford; and re- freshments, Miss Brisboume. Among the numerous articles to be found on the stalls were some exquisite sTTecimens. .Lh-e 'nting stall had two decided novc-It'es _paa ?,n Pwtaii?ell6 work and Fmn-ch paintin4, which were greatly and readily purchased. The woodwork consisted of carved oak pin- els, picture and photo frames, etc. The sweetmeats were sold in hand-painted card- board boxes of various designs, all me ard painted by the Kindergarten Classed of the school. The dolls were artstically dressed y pupils of the school. At intervals during the afternoon, several entertainments were given. Tht Kin4e.rg.ar- ten concert, given by pupils whose ages ranged from four to seven years, proved very attractive. The school staff nroduced a Mttle play in one act, entitled, "Mrs Snob&on's At Home Day," and the boarders were equally successful in another play, entitled, "An un- expected entertainment." It is expected that about .£50 wall be realised towards the üh- ject in view.

4 OLD COLWYN. LOCAL WILL.—Mr George Henry Whitaker of Westaiount, Bodeiwyddan Avenue, Colwyn, formerly of Horwidh, surgeon, who died) on t'he 27th April last. left estate of the gross value of £ 14,659, of which £ 14,485 is net personalty. FORTHCOMING OUTING. — The annual outing of the Welsh Baptist- Chapel Sunday School will be held next Monday, when Rhydy- foel will be the rendezvous. TO SEE THE ROYAL SHOW. A large number of the members of the local Agricultural Society are visiting Liverpool mis week to see the Royal Agricultural Show. SUNDAY SCHOOL TREAT. Yesterday (Wednesday) week, the members of the English Baptist Church Sunday School had their annual treat, wheal they visited1 Rhyfoel. Tea was served cmi the fields, there beang a large gather- ing. Sports, games, etc., were afterwards in- dulged in. rl THE, AGRICU?LTURAL SHOW. A i ul- turi,,?? a,d other,, may be maiinded? tht &an- nual show promoted- by the Old Colwyn and District Agricultural Society will be held in Minydon field on Wednesday, July 13. Classes i have been arranged this year for horses, cattle, sheep, pigs, poultry, pigeons, cage birds, but- ter, bread, cheese, bacon, ham, eggs, honey, dressed poultry, flowers, plants, vegetables, etc-, so that a very considerable step forward has been made in the programme as compared with last year. There will be also jumping and driving competitions, and a grand-stand will be provided. Mr R. Martin Smith, Carlton, Pen- iwys-road, Old Colwyn, is the hon. secretary, and. entry forms, etc., may be had from him on ap- plication.

PENMAENMAWR WATER SUPPLY.—The Council employees are busily engaged in carrying out tte wwk- of laying a new water main in Ysgubor Wen-road. MALE VOICE CHOIR. The local male voice choicr are to hold a sacred concert at the Pier Pavilion, Rhyl, on July 3rd, in preparation for which the erergetic leader, M.r H. Christ- mas Jonea, is conducting rehearsals. VISITORS. There are a. good number oi visitors staying in the district at present, and boating, bathing, and golfing are popularly prac- tised. Most of the boarding eetabLisiiimente hiive been already booked for the month of August. AGRICULTURAL. A large nuni'bor of people from Pen-maennxawr visited the Royal Agricultural Show at Liverpool. Councillor R. D. Jones, who v. ar, one of the party, has not missed the Royal Show for many years. THE GOLF CLUB. A meeting of the Golf Ciub Committee was held- on Monday even- ing, when Cokuel C. H. D;urbituhire presided over a good attendance. Four new members were admitted, a farther proof of the popularity of the new club. Colonel Darbishire was una- nimously elected pre ident of the club, in suc- cession to the late Mr Owen Owens, of Liver- pool and Pemnaenmawr, who acted in that capacity prior to his decease scere time ao. BOY SCOUTS.—There has been a slight decrease in the membership of the local corp0 of Boys' Scouts, which now m-ust iu 35. Great enthusiasm, however, prevails amongst the boys, audi under the command of Scout Master E. H. Evars, manoeuvring, etc., has been progressing well, the l.a.ci13 being exceedingly smart about their work. The patrol dri is aloe held every week on Thursdays. OBITUARY. Much sympathy is felt w 'tlb Mr and Mrs Owen Roberts, 01 Pcnmaenan, wb-ose6 four year old son died on Sunday even- ing., as the rei-ult of an attack cf hronchuis, which developed into inflammation of the iu::gs. interment took place yesterday (Wedneeday) at the Dvvygyfylchi Chujch (-kinote.v, the offici- ating minister being the Rev. John Rowland, pastor of the Maenan Welsh C.M. Chapel, at which place of worship the deceased, aJthough young', was a faithful Sunday S-chool member. THE T.I.A.-A meeting 01 the committee of the Town Improvement Association was held on Monday eve ing, Mr W. Parry Jones being in the chair. It- wa.s decided to circulate 3000 of the .5000 booklets amongst the railway agents, in parcels of 150, with a view to judio- icus distribution. Six hundred are to be sent to Gapt. Jones for d tribution amongst, visitors to the Fairy Glen. The remainder are to be left for the use of the secretary. It wes re- ported that the Association were a little behind hand as regards fu.'ds. and that, owing io their having contributed £29 to the funds of the North Wale, Advertising Board, they had not been able to spend as much money as usual on advertising. ASSAULT. — On Monday evening a small sensation was caused by the appearanoe of P C. Hughes, who wzj-, -a,-icoi-n-paniol by two tramps, one of who-n was handcuffed, arid the other apparently with his arm injured. The officer conveyed them in a cab to Con-way, and at a special police court he d there on Tuesday morning, before Dr. R. Arthur Prichard and the Mayer (Mr John Wiliiams), one of the men, James Leach,, of Leeds, was charged with being drunk and d'gorderly, and also w th rr- saulting the other traimp, Arthur Warner. Warner said he a- kod them not to serve the do- fendant with dri>nk at a public-house at Llan- fairfechan, as he had had sufficient. Hie de- fendant afterwards attacked him at Penmaen- mawr, and in the struggle fractuvxl witrers's arm. Evidence of arrest was given, by P.C. Hughes, and further evidence 'was also given by Reynold Williams, a local blacksmith, who saw pa.rt: of the straggle between the t-raffavs Leach wa,; sentenced to two Jror.ths' imprisonment on the charge ef assault, and o-ie month for being drunk and disorderly^ the eeotenoee t& run consecutively. {' I -G 2f

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ABERGELF- di",? LiVETt Po4DL.-Many from the town and Livci*pool yeft?crday for the ?tl4eil"' ROAD <??. -Tl-e Uban "'ata ;at' 'r"ell tdils III eTecting d.Sti., valiou let ?,, s vr-?ots oii the roadi in the rural ?t'erat h?tvo jjready bcen iiic.A alol-ig u8, "r,,o 'load. I'he d"tli is anno,,Lncea <)f 'rszt'llNj?)n?- for ni:any years in the ser- leld, <f Bi-ynhvfryd, Aberge. A?s Ito -sed ?v ai a r;c, late ?y-i i- Jacob ionaz, ol Bank t,f ?21,N "IA JLATION',z; to Mr T. J. R-iberts, ell terl r 3"i e (erti,4oy-?,d for Eu-iiie yc,,trs lat- a y tE. aiid Co.'s establ'di- a "it t A' 1 144?-rg<5-e), wi.-o has just bc-cti pro?n-,)i?Led r1. at for tiie sai-3 '113", It,? ni, ?,r"ef Fde Yiit.riy fr''e nds d-,Lirl*'n,g hiz stay iva?, a, zou'ous -,vorker at tiio rtce pr<),-no?Le4 i,t y inas ?owii o.ii Satur?da,,l from d?stai.??e of 3.9 and i-?csL,.Ited C. 1). J??nes, Meti-cl),ol4e, Aber- ?,1, J Taylor, Gak'd--s, L.,an- r P*I"ckup, 'J'tnn-erv, ?,b?--r- Mr E. lIu.-he- 'A- -61 Mr G. Ifor Evans, glor ,I,Pu,?)?.1 of 'Ir E. D. L?.,oy-,t, Ban- t IJu"?t wcli a Ba,?s Acade,iiilcal Clerl?sbip IV ?"le" Oy-fcrd. The examiner t:K4,. -ZL,rl Rc?L,rts, th-0 and the 14t _Zt. 'tid?-d sin--Ing of re- Ives kzh ht.in?-iii- aii-d t,heor-Y. The, f,u, -aiue <)? ;E95 a y,?ar tenable and ?\lr Evu-s w.'?l also b?-, pre- b' ld* IN, iplonia, at. eii,- g, S('IIUOL TILIPS.Ihuraday last k Ipla lix-e,(i ui?on for the -,le-n-eral liil,day, UiQ oi basiii-e--s Ni-cro cic,e?, tnd the x?ill-?ol tre-at6 wer-o I-eld. The NVes- were in.ay--h,,d ui)' to the Fron kid, %vic-.re tca was iscrved ists aftc.?;al-ki,, iii-dulgcd in. Tl;ll? t<) Llan-31ian in wa,-gong drawn t?-a-etion ciigno, ieturn?ng ?4 Of Llarlgclrnyw and Lia,-ifair. Llandu<i,no visited bY the Co.-igregat',<)na'ist,?, the jour- '!Id t'e 1'31 adk- in brakes, Mr R tr?1) to wa.?, well patroniwl, eL. I il,umL,r j,,iiicd th-o a?itiquar'ans' to 'L'?,-s.-ian, a ierort of wlaich' ap- 0. Ai'll -NIR ll,()RACE I-IART. Porkino3, of Ilk)sc flill, AL*igt--Je, oil] Ved t' I- tic sa,(i n,,?Nvs of death -of her t -k liorace liert-who succumbed to b'aekwat.or fever in Rh-o-desia, r: ca it-d in where he wa-3 f.rming, having A, c-')Iony after the 1'ran;svaal Wax. k"t,?ot thrQU91, tl- war from the ooninicnce- bQr,?* Of ho' until pc,-u?e Nvas procla*med, 111 t-b" Army c,rps and f<'>I'ow- tr..d He "k part in a,r?d was with Lord Dun- I-rty -h-0 went to the relief of Lady- rylort' e hs he saiv Fervico w-,th a-"d aft.-r the war *-a6 over h-o dl&?,har?e and cornm?encod busirow t,5 Dft wid har??e,,s-itiaker at Bloemfontein. 4,Lt:rvva,i wc nt to Bul,u-,i,ayo a,-id started t,c, uvl?Ir ng. a?rd alxyut thy-ee ve-ars ago he Dr% h,, was doing well and f,tire be,-aine very bright.. Ur I-lart was at Y3:ue-nifont*n he re- that bis old school comp,,am<),n, J"of Bodoryn, was in lo?s- 114,11, (thQ, I-att,r haN ing gone, out with the 4riELI ItusFa?-s, forming ptrt of the or "01,,Qnrv), Ile visited him, and onl-y frt 'Nir J<),r i ,-s romivedi a letter uch syn-?patli?, is eytended to Mrs

BIETT%/SYCOED, T-T Ni rr 'Qt Ir,2, SUNDAY b-(jHOOLS in tle gJoliing to-nlorrolv in their annual N tl Llaild?,l (i;1-3 byaspecial train. UT pl rs .SHING.? lar?g?,, party of local i?il'u% 'J'D?-d 'e-xcel:!?-Int fs-hing at C?owlyd Lake -da Y. 't) 13Y A IIORSE.-The little son of 'I)a?i Hiri(>ii on Monday t4?., Was kickc-?t on the hc.a,? by a horse, Inilurics -?v'hich re,,cssitated &e attend- t Dr. l?ox and Dr. R. Jones, of 013SERVATION-S.- For iv-eek aturd, 6Y. June 18th, 1910:-?%Ieen maxi- b-&7; mean niinimu?iii (in sha&), In s'hadk- 76,, 1"Ost in &hadb, 40; tl; tl-" 6--l 142 -1 lowest on the graw, ',DUCL sunshi,?ne, 52.7 h<>urs; nlea, amount EL ri 46-4I-f Ceti t.Oixerver: Dr. llugh 'Q,Ot INT OPTION.k corxe ken 8:- cat be'longing to a = ca.t P-1 -i-c ar bkino, to a duckling. ch has a litt,-r of kittens, re- light a y<)u-ng duckling, and f4Or4 lt8 IDud protests r-ariicd it to a sDa7uo 4k tb h. a-a placed it caref-uuy ]a She wu allow-ed to adopt 'W.ith ?c' fa"cy, which &oon became famil- l't,?4 lts 'new e-urroundings, end nesues Y With the kittens. Me cat keeps s?aPPlied with bread, which tr 'AP t r,3 in her mouth, while her a, tho "?"PPlic6 the necessary water. Up OkIO4 rcs, p 4t g tIlt, a4?e and concord prevails tiy,7a '9t gely amorted family, except 'wh -o duckling ks at puesy,s 'ell agentle tap rye tb?o velvet "ducky" that "cat's eyes, are ge'sti bl,?,.

GLAN CONWAY. !'tYi IORS -The" W* a good nwnber of visitors e N-illage. "'nic H04hes" (Mr Tom ha-9 been let to MT and Miv Wbite, for tlle seasoffl Mr Uough intmds goine fib, tumoarad took place, at the Paxish k)??va- '?4r r7, m Fiiiday, oi Mrs Hannah RobeTt& aW. Decensed died at Denbigh, in hcw Tuesday IQGL week. -Mr Hu-phaey Jones, of Hen(im WReod, from his recent wid jo %r day on the Mediterranean. Ck?uncallor or," ha,? re-4,umed hocre, h:aving sl,nt an en- li()W boti,y in GioueeotRrshim *y?q L'xa _The local bowling club jovirneyed to Oc.1- 13'Q'y (?; Wedneodav aftcrnoon, wbem they pl?kved l?r"o irig 'at'i rnate-h with a team r-PTewvlting the Cm- QIO, 'e Club A nwmb-m' handicap opens oin tohe ,w6 'Ure,(In on Monday. RAt'OTJSE INMATES AT BR'YN ElSTFDDF<)D.- C B. Jonce-MoeiTner, w-irtli their ouotonbary ttq u-rkt*, "vit"-d the ??lu.It iiiiiiates of the Conwuy Use to 81'"Ond Wed-nt,I-ay aftxmm in-4,he beauti- g"'DQnds ,f Bryn ik sun,, Eisted4ifod. The in=tes sat dowin Rwouls rep-ut, which was w-nrved in a gw--ioum 21)d ame,.a,?,L utI?e,opfta a plea&"t thm roming 'Pi(Auresque rounds of thie hirtoric niangion. Ond t"t (L m-lar UwA o to be given to Ot the worirboum

COLWYN BAY. LOCAL ENTERTAINMENTS- PUBLIC HALL: Mr Harry lkynol-ds' animat-rd pictures: 8 p.m. nightly. ARCADIA (West Promenade): Catlin's PieiTots' h i^li-class entertainments daily; 3 a.nd 8 p.m. BOUli,.viIA (East Promenade): Royal Serenader.s' ent-ertainments; daily at 11 a.m., 3 p.m., and 8 p.m. VICTORIA PIER PAVILION: Orchestral Concerts; daily at 11 a.m. and 7.45 p.m. Performances for the first portion of next week by "The Dandies," well-known London costume artistes. PLACES OF WORSHIP. The following is a complete list of services at the various places of worship in Colwyn Bay, for Sunday next, June 26th:- CHlJRCH OF ENGLAND. St. Paul's Church (English), Canon i?o- bsrts, vicar.—10 a.m., Holy Communion; 11 a.m., Service and Sermon; 6.30 ,.m., Service and Sermon; 2.30 p.m., Sunday School. St. David's, Rhiw-road (Welsh), Rev. H. D. Hughes.-10 a.m., Service and Sermon; I Sunday School at 2.30 p.m.; 6 p.m., Ser- vice and Sermon. Holy Communion on first Sunday in thc- month, at 10 a.m. St. Andrew's, King's-road (English), Rev. Rces 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 first Sunday in the month. During Advent and Lent, Service and Ser mon every Thursday, at 7.30 p.m. NONCONFORMIST CHURCHES. CALVINIfe J LC METHODISTS. Engcdi: 10 a.m. and 6 p.m., Rev. Jonathan Jones, St. Asaph; 2 p.m., Sunday School. Bethlehem 10 a.m. and 6 p.m., Rev. Tho- mas Jones, Rhostyllen; 2 p.m., Sunday School. Hermon: 10 a.m. and 6 p.m., Rev. W. Jones, Conway; 2 p.m., Sunday School. Rhiw-road Mission Chapel: 10 a.m. and 6 p.m.. Rev. D. C. Roberts, Colwyn Bay; 2 p.m., Sunday School. Seion, Unper Colwyn Bay: 10 a.m. and 6 p.m., Rev. W. R. Owen, Bala; 2 p.m., Sunday School. WESLEY ANS. Horeb: 10 a.m. and 6 p.m., Rev. J. Wesley Hughes; 2 S day qchool. I P.M., un CONGREGATIONALISTS. Salem: 10 a.m. and G p.m., Rev. H. R. Williams, pastor; 2 p.m., Sunday School. BAPTISTS. Tabernacle 10 a.m. and 6 p.m., Rev. Peter Jones, pastor; 2 p.m., Sunday School. ENGLISH. Presbyterian: 10 a.m. and 6 p.m., Rev. Sydney O. Morgan, B.D.; 2 p.m., Sunday School. St. John's (Wesleyan), Conway-road: 11 а.m., Rev. F. J. Briggs; 2.30 p.m.. Sun- day School; 6.30 p.m., Rev. T. E. Free- man. Nantyglyn (Wesleyan): 11 a.m., Rev. T. E. Freeman; 2.30 p.m., Sunday School 6.30 p.m.. Rev. F. J. Briggs. English Congregational (Sea View): 11 aan. and 6.30 p.m., Rev. Thomas Lloyd, pastor; 2.30 p.m., Sunday School. Baptist, Abergele-road: 11 a.m. and 6.30 p.m., Rev. D. Griffiths, pastor; 2.30 p.m., Sunday School. St. Joseph's Catholic Church: Mass at 8 and 11 a.m.; Eventing Devotions at 6 p.m.—Rev. Father Cummerford. HEADACHE, NEURALGIA and TOOTH ACHE completely cured by taking EASINE.- 24891p. MR SYDNEY FRERE and his trouipe have a large selection of now songs, quartettes, and conecrted itoin s, and the entertainments asre goin.fr as well as ever. OBITUARY.—The death of Mrs Martha Aim Andrew, widow of the late Mr John Andrew, of Ashton-under-Lyne, took place on Friday at SJcmthome, King's-road, where she resided. The interment took place on Monday at the ceme- tery, Dukiniield. WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE MEETING. On Saturday afternoon, by the kind invitation of Miss E. M. Hall, the members and friends of the Colwyn Bay Branch of the National Union of Women's Suffrage Societies, held a meeting in the Swedish Gymnasium, Prince's Dtrive, in sup- port of Mr Shack]eton's Bail to extend the Pair liamentar-y franchise to women oeoupiere. Dr. Lilian Blafe took the chair, add introduced tke subject, and Dr. Guest, of Llandudno, in a com- prehensive speech, moved a resoiutjon praying the Government to grant facilities for the passage of the BSl. This wes seconded by Miss Mildred Spencer, and camried unanimously. Copies of the resolution were forwarded to the Prime Manister and Sir Herbert Roberto. "JEAN V ALJEAN," a portion of the thrilling novel "Lies Miserables" by Victor Hugo, is shown this week at the PubEc Hall by the bioscope. The tense situations wit- nessed, following up the loves of Maiius and Cossette, to the vivid scene of the death of Jean ,are thrilling in effect. "The Woman from Mel Ions" is a story of love's stratagem, showing how Master Cupid and Dame Fate conspire together to unite two hearts. "Ar- tistic Plates" isi a beautifully coloured trick series showing magnificent views of Brdttanjy and the quaint picturesqueness of the fnha u- tants. "The Smuggler's Game" is a stirring drama, introd"' verp.1 Chin h r- act,exa. The AT17 'is- F.. head appears in the subject "A short eipht-;d lover," in which he is a suitor for the hand of a lady, and very funny are the details of his courtship. "An awful symphony" "s a y coloured scenes. Other subjects are "The Confession," "He adored an advert," "Prof. Wise's Brain Serum," etc. HORSE AMBULANCE FUND. The -x- oeJlent movement initiated last week with the object of providing a public-house ambulance for the district is meeting wdth well-deserved favour, and the horn, treasurer (Mr W. Jones, of the North and South Wales Bank) has "ow!ln already in hand the foll subseriptfi?,z; -Mxs A? Holt, R2 2s; W. Faulkner, .21; Mi-s Sh Xl; "One of the Be?st", '&rW?witt, .22; Mr A. N(,il, tl X5; Dr. Huff ls; Mr Walter Whitehead, £ 2 2,8; Mr A. M. Fowler, 10s 6d; Madame Riviere, £1 113; Hon. Mrs Brodrick, Xl Is; Dr. Russell, 10s; Mrs SchiU, .£3; Mr C. G. Tetley, .91 Is; Mr and Mrs T. E. Purdy, .£5; Miss Preece, 10a 6d; Mr and Mrs Richard Lumley, Erylmon, Rhos, £ 1 Is; Mrs Charles Reynolds, £ 1 Is. The total comes to nearly < £ 30, and as the ocet is c-stimabedat zCl75 only th? promoters a cax to have little difficulty in front -of = in iiocuring the necessary morpy. "G" COMPANY 5th BATTALION R.W.F. --O.rdars :-Mond.ay, 27th June: Recruits' training, 7.30 p.m.; dress, optional. Tues- day, 28th June: N.C.O.'s lecture, 7.45 p.m. Wednesday, 29th June: Company and re- cruits' training, 7.30 p.m.; dress, drill order. Thursday, 30th June: Recruiiting duties. Friday, 1st July: Recruits' training, 7.30 p.m.; dress, optional. Saturday, 2nd July: Musketry Table A and B. Notice: Any NjC.O. or man who cannot attend camp f.)r the full period must give his reason for not being able to do so, and also obtain the special permission of the C.O. With refer- ence to the above N.C.O.'s and men will for- ward their application to the O.C. Company, who wiJI forward the same to the head quarters.—By order, F. H. Borthwick, Lieu- tenant-commanding "G" Company 5th Batt, R.W.F. FROM THE GARDEN TO COLLEGE.— The success of Mr George Porter, of Nanty- glyn Hall, at the recent entrance examina- tion to St. David's College, Lampeter, de- serves spe< £ aJ mention if it were only for tie fact that he is daily pursuing his vocation at Nantyglyn Hall as a gardener, and studies in the evenings. Though the standard was particularly high this year, and the nature of his success may be judged from the fact that only 23 secured passes out of 61 conc" i- dates, he has gained great credit to him- self and his able tutor. He is a personage well-known and 'greatly respected amongst his many friends. His excellent qualities and ability will undoubtedly secure for h;m a brilliant college career, and fit is to ho hoped that his success under such difficulties will enoourage- others.

RESIDENT of over seven years in Col- A n Bay neighbour-hood desires SECRETARYSHIP, etc. Under reasonable circumstances, could arrange a guarantee of u P. to U'te .2?500. Tempoyary engagement ;IIIT i-g' accepted. Inquirers may reply, th.ughy their sol i citors. -Address, "Per- severance," "Pioneer" Office Colwyn Bay. 27189p

CAPEL CURIG. SUDDEN DEATH.- The little daughter of Mr Evan Williams, Rhos Farm, died very sud- denly during the early hours of Tuesday morn- ing. She appeared to enjoy her usual health, audi played with the children the previous eve- ning.

DEGANWY. THE SEASON.—The season has now oommenctd in earnest at Degammy. VtettorE are daily arriving amd the kxlgang- houses are well booked tor the coming- sea- «an. A msmber Off private yachts have arrived in IJie estuary this week. Sea angling has been freely in, dulged in by visitors.

LLANELIAN. IiAKELIAN PABBH CHURCH. An English service will be held next Sunday at 10.45.—27947p

LLANGERNYW. THE ODDFELWWSo SOCIETY.—1TV local Lodge of OddtfeilowB on Monday had their an- nual procession through the district, headed by the Llanddulas Brass Bandl and in the afternoon assembLedt in a field adjoaning the village where games and sports were indulged in. THE LATE MR ROBERT GRIFFITH.-As many of our readSero a.ro no doubt aware, the late Mr Robert Griffith, the well-known essay- ist, of Manchester (a native of Llangernyw), left MSS, the result of many years' inquiry into the origin of Welsh musio and instruments, more particularly the harp. It is gratifying to learn that this work is about to be published, under the title "Telyn a Cherdd Dannau y l?.edit4)Ts b-em, Mr Owen M. Ed- OyTnry?2 wards 1&1<)y-d Williams (of Bangor Uni- versity). All lovers of Welsh literature and music will be glad to bear this. The arrange- ments are in the hands of Mr John Davies, of 75, Heath Place, Manchester.

LLANJRWSTT RELIGIOUS SERVICES. The following will officiate at the different plaoes of worship next Sunday:- Pa-rishi Churcfh: 11.30 a.m. and 6 p.m., Welsh. Services. St. Mary's Church: 11 a.m. and 6 p.m., English Services- Seion (C.M.): Rev. Ellis James Jones, M.A., Rhyl. Scotland-street (C.M.): Rev. E. Stephen, Ruthin. Tabernacle (C.): Rev. W. Cynwyd! Williams- Ebonezer (C.): 6 p.m.. Prayer Meeting. Hofreb (W.): Rev. W. Lloyd Davies, Pen- maohno. Petnuel (B.): Student, Ba,ngor College. St. James English Wesleyan Church Rev. J. T. Jones, Hollyhurst. Roman Catholic (Cambro-Breton Mission); Holy Communion at 8.30 am.. Parochial Mass at 11 a.m., Welsh Devotions at 6.30 p.m.—G. M. Trebaol, O.M.I. HEADACHE. NEURALGIA and TOOTH- ACHE cured in a few minutes by taking EASINE Ask your Chemist or Grooer for it, or send a Is P.O. to Hugh Jones, Medical Hall, Blaenau Festiniog.-2,4891p OUR LOCAL REPRESENTATIVE is Mr Chambers, 5, Popiar Grove, to whom all com- munications should be addressed, and who will also receive orders for the "North Wales Chronicle." HACKNEY CARRIAGE FARES.—A depu- tation of car proprietors were received by the Council in private on Friday evening relative to fares uaidier the new bye-law. BANK HOLIDAY SPORTS.—The August Bank Holiday Sports Committee met on Wed- nesday evening, Mr T. Latimer Jones) presiding in the unavoidable absence of Mr Watling. It was dtecidiedl to inolude in the list of events a few humorous items, such as a pig hunt, etc. It was further decided to engage the Llanrwst orches- tra to provide the musio for the dancing during the evening'. There will also be attractions such as fireworks and! aeroplanes, etc. The annual event this year promises to eclipse any previous* efforts. Further dletails will be found in our adyertrsement. oolumns. A COW RUSHES INTO THE RIVER.—On Friday a cow becoming restive through the per" si stent attack of insects rushed1 into Jones' Deep in the Con-way River near the cricket ground. Several of the dub members who were en- gaged practising rushed to the animal's rescue and after several attempts la--seed her round her horns and drew her into shallow water, Ota reaching the bank tho cow rushed' along the riverban-k, dragging one of too clubmen, who hedJ on the nope, along with her. The cow was secured after consid-erable trouhlo. VISITORS-—A large number of tourists visi- ted the town on Saturday. THE COUNTY SCHOOL.—The examination for entrance scholarships v^as held at the County School on Frid'ay aiKil Saturday when about 60 boysi and girls from the elementary schools in the district sat. AGRICULTURAL ORGANISATION SO- CIETY.—The :following local representatives have been invited to attend the annual meeting of thia Society to be heldi at the Royal Show, Liverpool, to-morrow (Friday):—Col. Samd- baoh, J.P., Messrs J. R. Williams, J.P., Llwya Du; George Bovill, J.P., T. R. Jones, Moss Hill, IVnmochiio; Dr. W. M. Williams, C.C. and Rev. Benn. Jones, Penmachno^ acid' Mr E. Davies Jones. PERSONAL.—Dr. C|>thin Jones, Brighton, in exacted hero to-morrow (Fridlay) on a visit to his f-iater at Beech Grow. SUCCESS.—Mr Herbert Hughes, Watkag- r prize f?ui- t"E- Stanza to w<>I, tlie i'ir-s? .F"ya,on Gi?o,6og*' it tho Paiidl- ?u,-I?ur (??,mp-ati- tive Meeting. THE HAY HARVEST has commenced 'n the district, the crops being in every case ex- ceptionally heavy. THE MARKET, on Tuesday, was. well :11- tended, and good business w-as dÚDe, both en the square and in the shops. ROyES.—-The present season has been the bast for roses for many years. The gardens of the houses ill Station-road are ablaze with the varied colours and shades of the queen of flowers. AN UNFORTUNATE FALL.—A cow which w.is being driven home from the Mart, or Tuesday, fell on the Capel Garmoa road and broke its leg. The animal had to be remov- ed in a float. THE VALE OF CONWAY SHOW. — A meeting of the Yale of Conway Show Com- mittee was held on Friday, at the EagVs Hotel, Mr J. E. Humphreys presiding. It was diecidcd to accept the tender of Messrs Barrets for the entire fitting of the shiw ground. It is anticipated that the show will m all probability prove a record one. CAPTAIN R. JONES, father of Mr G. R. Jones, chemist, who has retired from he mercantile marine service, is on a visit to his son, after a.n absence of two years in Aus- tralia and South America. In a conversa- tion, Captain Jones remarked that he was very much struck during his visit to Ham- burgh by the fact that not a single badly or poorly dressed person was to be seen in the streets, the same aa is to be seen in every British town. CAE RGRAIG MART.—Messrs Block-wall, Hayes and Co. conducted their periodical sale at Cae'rgraig Mart, on Tuesday, -ond experienced a most successful sale. The de- mand for sheep was exceptionally keen, and the firm in consequence of the grand clear- ance, have decided to hoM a special sale on July 6th. Fat lambs fetched up to 22s Cd each; yearlings, 12s; fat ewes, 27s; in-calf cows and heifers, X15; cows and heifers with ♦calf at foot, .£12 5s; and bullocks and heif- ers, up to X9 10s. OBITUARY.—The interment took place on Saturday, at the Seion Cemetery, the Rev. W. Thomas officiating, of the remains of Miss Elizabeth Jones, Haner Ffordd, Maen- an, who died the previous Tuesday, at the age of 33. There was a large attendance of rela- tives and friends. PREACHING MEETING. The annual preaching meeting oi the WeskyaaiB of Capel Garmon waj held on Sunday and Monday, when the Revs. Charles Jonev-, Uanfyliin, and D Gwvnfryn Jones, Barmouth, officiated. EXCHANGE OF PULPITS.—On Sunday the Reva. Thomas W'lliams and Llewelyn Jerman, CatTel G-a-rmon, exchanged pulpits. The former preached at aid Siloam, and the latter at Padoo and Cap,A Garmon. PRESENTATION. A meeting was held at Nebo toud'ay week, fir the puipoi e off prese ltmg a purfe of gold to the lie v. Uyweiyn Jerman, on tlhe occasion of his marriage to Miss W. M. Jones, Post Office, Deganwy. Mr Edward Ed- wands, Tyd) iyn Du, made the pre entation on behaif of the church. Mr John Thomas, Ys- guibor Newydd, aIm presented Mr Jerman with a puTse of gold on behalf of the Siioam Church. OBITUARY. The death occurred on Sat- urday morning of Mrs EJizabrth Will ams. Tirwyn Swch Farm, at the age of 60 year5. The decease who was on a visit to her daughter at Ynvshir, South Wales, had been suffering from ill-health for several months. The remains were brought to Llanrwst by rail a?y aficrn<)on, ai,d tliey were met at the .Yest,erd, -iber b?y a largo nun of relatives arK' friends. The interment took plaoe at Soar Bap- tist Cemetery, UarAi-ogot,Lbe Rev. W. Edwards, Cbrawaty, officiating. C.M. MONTHLY MEETING. The C.M. Monthly Meeting was held at Bethel, Meliny- eoed, on Wednesday evening, and throughout Thuriday, when ;«rmans were delivered by the following ministers: Revs. R. Roberts, Col- wyn Bay; W. Jones. Conway Owen Evans, Col- wyn Ba.y; SeJwyn Jone-, Deganwy; T. J. j,am,m, Penmachro; and H. Barrow Williams, PERSONAL. Mr John Roberts, Park View, intends leaving with thO) "Maureiaiiia" on Saturday week for a short visit to the United States. CRICKET CLUB. A me-ting of the club wi-q held at ,1, the 9-r, Hol], la?s-t night, Mr T. Th,)W?tIs wu presiding, and there were also present — Messrs R. H. Jones, G. W. Roberts, T. Lati- mer Jones, J. Jenkins, J. M. Williams, and M. Williams. Mr Jenkins reported that he had seen Mr Ashley, who desired him to convey to the meeting his appreciation of the kind assist- ance rendered him, as secretary of jhe club by the members, and that he was prepared to act as secretary lin conjunction with Mr Norman Rogers Jones until the end of the season. Messrs L. O. R. Ashley and Mr Nor- man R. Jones were then formally reappoint- ed co-secretaries. J,en'kins further re T wrort-ed haviro, M Mr 11. E. Bla,,kwall, war, firm in ,s decision not to play with the club this tea- son, but that he would do so next year. On the motion of Mr T. Latimer Jones, seconded by Mr G. W. Roberts, it was de- cided to allow Orton, the club's professional, to take his benefit from the county match to be held at Gwydr Park. --i- COMPETITIVE ?M 'ETT'G AT PANDY TUDUR. The annual ocmpet tive meeting in oon l ;o\ion with the Pandy Tudur C M. Church was held on Tdiurzdav. Tho R-&,v. RcLcrt,?, Cln- r,og, pxes'?d<d and Mr J. M. Williarnz., Gwin- fa, l,lanr' i3t"oor.-ductcd, M.r W. E. Davco, w Llanrwz-t, t'P, a<comPa;"ist. inlr 0. Wil- Ilan-i, A.C., a,4judiec-,tc,.d the musical portion. The officials we e Chairman of com- mittee, Mr D. G. Jones, School House; trea- ou?r,o r, M 13,-vii Pu:r lsz?l; and ree- r 1). WITI!IE, I -Nlr R"ch,-rd Murri Brvii Ab,x. ret,.rv, i Tho awat,?s wei-e as c&-oir: lancl--trc-t Cho:r (cord-ucto,r, M A,I, r D. W Tuhxrt"rafOD, and friends. Trio: Mr Evan Roberts, Pandy Tudur, and fr'«nds. Duet: Messrs R. O. Ellis and, D. O. Owen, Llanddoget. Challenge solo: Mrs Kerry, Llaarw-it. Soprano solo: Mrs K?o,-ry. Baritone sdo: M r D 0. 0,A,-c r) Lla,n- ,,I,dogct,. Sol<> (corifined to th,(, 1<,ealitv)' M Wiiin:e Morr; Br.vii Ab?er. CO!Itr,?lto or -bai'l- t,one ?<),o: Miss M. W",Ilia-iis, LINvi-nlu Uchaf. S,o?o to ,,bosc, who h,,d ?,iot pi--ev:ouslv won a priv,?c): 'Nlr W. L?l,.A-yrdu t',chaf. Solo (for these u-rder 113): Miss Nellie I ig'ics. Llanrwst. Duet (tor thoe under 18 years cf age): Mitres Maggie and Gwladys William?, Pandv Tudur. Duet (for children under 4) Mi Marv C. Roberts and E.len Ann Roberts, Gosen School. Solo (for children unclter 14): J. Owen. Gwythenn; 2, M. C. Roberts, Glo en. Solo (for children under 10): Ellon Jane Jones, ,Fjlanrw.;t\. P!amoifort>e Polo: Mr J. Glvnne Jones, IJ.nTwst. Chief ecssav: Mr J. T. Jones, Llangernyw. Ersay (frr lad.e^): A wen Mona, Dwvram, Anglesey. Poetry: Mr W. M. Jones, "Gwytherin; stanza, "Ffycon Pandy:" T. Her- bert Hughes (Eryl Menai), Llanrwst. Ckef recitation: Miss Sarah Jare Morris, Ty Isa. Recitation (for children ur der 14): Gwyndaf Morri.% Gwytherin. Dialogue: Mioses S. J. Morris and Jennie Wynne. Gwytherin,. Ten cil sketch of the Hon. D. Lloyd George: Mr J. Pierce Williams, Danrwst. Story-telling: Mr Ellis Thomas, Gwytherin.

LLANDUDNO JUNCTION. FOR ARTIFICJAL TEETH try Kay and Sons. Attends Conway on Tuesdays, 2 to 6, at Mn Jones. 22, Upper Gate-street. Call and ask for prices. 23730p. OBITUARY.—The funeral toot piaoe on Wedne^lay afternoon, ait Eglwysfcaeii, of Hobert Jcuck, 7, Biruad- nbreet, Llandudmo J miction. The Rev. Moses Roberts wae the offidating miniiieiter. Deottvseid, wbo was 52 years of ag,3, died art Depbigh, 011 Memday. He leavee a widow and five ohdMir^i. ,SCENT.-Mtw Jmnic. Hurih<?Lq CONV.KLF oMa,3 ist ci the Welsh Baptist Oh^pel, returned home on Tuesday frcsni Iflverpool, where she innderwemit a succeestful oparatMn. Miee Hughes is now quite umvuloeomt,

GENERAL HOLIDAY.—WedsieBday next will be ob- served as a general holiday at Llandudno Juncteon, tihe oo^ia«ion beirig vhe aianual excuiskm to Rhyl at the Uia'ed Sunday Srhoote. A pixxession of sciiolars will be formed in Av.'<r«n Avenue ai 8 G..m., and wiiJ pro- ceed to the statical, fioen whore :.hr-y will leave by special train (wt 8.45) fo- Rhyl, ;■ -i. "t 7.30. POSTAL FACILITIES.—A cccrcj-ondent writes: — iloch ineanv«iien.oe is expercenood by the in-balxtacate ?7a,,ih de- of Odi?? ?'uxw,4d,n iih;c?u?;h i-ic-t o. tkik-- livery from t-he looal Poet Office. Ajt pircsc«iit telegracns are reeoived for disptuteh ait the office, but thoee for deavory at the J-unction hSN-e to crime fiocn Coaway. The effect of this araageiment is that a ferfvjsn rocaiv- irig a k¡(ç;¡.h money c-rdcr would have to go all the w.ay to Con-way to cash it. Aretihor comi>Jaint is that "e 3- i,"? L? c,'tcr bOX i,3 fCT the ',as' -s- ?.h at. 7.'20 p.zn. on Sunday, kiatead of at 9 p.m. a.s con weefe days. The ie-t.ters are taken from the Junotion at 7.20 p.rn. <0 Oon- way, wtorire they are kept until t.he mail at, 9.26 p.m. The-- compVaintis have bfen brdfeht hffore the Ccn way Tcvr.i Cou.neil, but up to the presemit th-ey have :;p:-c..cniJy taken no ocJtiün.

LLANFAIRFECHAN. A NOVEL AGENDA.—The following item is included in the agenda issued this week by the Secretary of a local movement, fo receive the Secretary's excuses and other There are also other amusing items in the agenda. SCHOLASTIC APPOINTMENT.—The ap- pointment of Mr D. Pierce Jones. Bangor, as trained master at the local Council School, at a salary of 185 per annum, has been I-O-J- hrnxxl by the Education Committee. COUNCIL SCHOOL.-The staff of the In- fant Division of this school is to be streng- thened by the appointment of a supplemen- tary teacher, provided the infant mistress, with this assistance, undertakes the sewing of the upper students in the mixed depal-t- men t. SUPERANNUATION ALLOWANCE.—II e Carnarvonshire Education Committee have granted the application of Mr John Morris VViliiams, formerly School Board officer, L'.anfairfechan, for superannuation allow- ance. BENEFIT CONCERT.—At the Public Hall, 011 Tuesday evening, a benefit concert prm- cipally sustained by the G-laniavan Maie Voice Choir was held with the object of assist- ing Mr'J. D. Jones, Summer Villa, Llanfair- fechan, who, by a pathetic coincidence, died that dav. THE NATIONAL SCHOOLS.—The --upis of the National Schools are busy preparing for a performance of old country-folk songs, drills. Morris dances, etc., to be giiven nest month in aid of the Church Reserve Fund of the Rector. Several well-kpown local ladies and gentlemen have promised assistance.

PROMENADE SERVICES. — Another high- ly euocetfiful service was bokt cm the promenade on Sunday a £ ttracon, a large number of pccpie be-ii.g prc:ent. Mr J. W. Adam^on took ch. ge of toe tCfvice, and an addee. s wa" given by Mrs Roles, wiio o.f Capt. Rotes, of local1 c-or; s of the Army. Mr S. Joiiiuscn also spoke, and a number of the members, oi tie cihcir at tfoo Er.igii.-h Presbyterian Cli-urcu :-e>s;eb3d Mi the singing-. iSPiRITUAL HOLINESS. — A public meet- ing vvius held at the Lecture Hall, Sea V-ew Crceceut, to-day (Thursday) week, UIK-II t.he sub- ject under diicuseiou was "Spiritual HoJiijees." ldie Rev. Thomas Lloyd presided over a good attendance, and he was accompanied on the piiatiorui by 1(he Rev. John Itidwaixli and the Rev. T. E. Freeman. Miss Croa>:ey ard M-ss Hatch, of the Star Halii, Mar.ohesler, t.ok a promkierit p^i-rt, tho former del:ve.i."g a.n ad- dre,-S. alld.ti-O lat.er pre^Jdmg at t;.e piano, 'll¡e meeiing was a most euooeasful one, aM bsd-IISR much intcirceted in the ad-RASS of MJSS Crc^oley. PIERlOTS.- There has been no lack of patiTonage at the Aivad- "a on the West Proa,er-ude <il;riq tiha week, wh'ch has been a bu-sy or-c for the pierrots. Mr B.-al--a;n Fox oor.cludcd his week's engagement on Saburoay evening, when. Mr Gecrge Ju.mes made his de- but. Mr James, has oc-mc fcr the season, and he is without doubt a valuable aoqu:sitio:i to the troupe, for he is a ciievcr ooired.ati, with a style aJl }is own. Ihe two songs with which he has scored bee-t are "Wait a little loiiger" and "My wife's gore away." SATURDAYS jiOWLli\G— The following- pilayers luave been selected to nejji-eaent the (Jol- wyn Bay Constitutionai Bovvling Club in the return match against the Liaiid-udiao club at Colwyn Bay next Saturday Messrs W. Catlow (ca.pt.), E. J. Hudson, H. Heap, S. Wcods, A. J. Fleet, H. Simkin, W. Brewster, C. Hartley, W. Hartley, W. Hodgkins, R. Jones, and H. A. Booth, Mr II. Simkki replacing Mr. Harry Evans. ACCIDENT. At noon yesterday (Wednes- day), Griffith Williams, a coal carrier, in at- tempting to climb over railings along- Sidlela f<),ot,r)u;th in Avenue, Lnd ll:.g o, was uniortunat-oly ca-ught in on-o of the sj)'ke,3 of tlio .,alilligs, whic?,h punctarod vi .r' tery, from -whl.C?ll ilie 'alcod was flcw-?'rg freely when Mr T. B. P. Shodi'lebottam, ticket collec- tor at the Cdwyu Bay Railway Station, who witnessed tho aeeident, lendered first aid. The injuied man was then conveyed to Dr- V enables Williams' surgery in \Vynnstay-road, where the wound was attended to. PLATFORM EXTENSION — The platforms at the Railway Station are being extended in view of the fact that exceptionally long trains will be run durin.g' the course of the season. Two hundred feet are to be addled to the fa.st and slow "up" platforms, thus making them eight hundred! feet fong, but it will not be possible to add to the length of the "dow,n" sloyji line plat- form, because a portion of the bridge which lies at sornQ distance from the end intervenes. It is expected that the improvements will be com- pleted by the beginning of next month. THE SERENAiJERS. The I&Tge audiences wihioh fTequer:t "Bohemia" on the E-.i&fc Promo- nade, prove that Colwyn Bay visitors and re- s'den t^i alike appreciate the merit <xf the very enjoyable "al ircaeo" entertainment which the talented trcupo of ferenadeTs present. They provide excellent programmes of refined hsimour. A public meeting scene between Messrs Fculton and Benson has resumed roars of laughter of iate; Mr Jack Hasting-, in his make up as a lady voedist, be-ng perfect; Mr Erie Dean, the bsxitone vocalist, has created a most favourable impression; whilst Mr War.ham j. perhaps, one of the iro-t useful members <g t-he troupe. Charlie drops naturally into any p'rt. Among his songs are "The little girl from nowhere," "The Alpine Dresv' a.nd "Ber,i,ee the seaside," etc. Mr Ally Pennon, the leading comedian, has an enviable reputa- tion at the loading music foils, and ho has proved einoe his debut here that that reputation was well deserved, for he has been a great suc- OOISS. The patrons of "Bohemia" all sincerely negret that t-he genial and talented leader of the trouipe, Mr Harry Reynolds, the pioneer of "aJ, fieeoo" entertainmerafs in Colwyn Bay, has been unable to take any leading part i-n the show of late, owing to a slight indisposition, and patrons generally wifih him a speedy re- covery. It should be stated that the stage and surroundings have been decorated and im- proved. Mr Reynolds has had a limelight ap- paratus fitted up. Some pretty scenery has also teen fitted up, ard it is only the work of a few miirjutes to transform Bohemia into a miniatufre theatre.