The Welsh Coast Pioneer and Review for North Cambria

ABERGELE & PENSARN. NEXT SUNDAY'S SERVICES. St. Michael's Church: 8 a.m., Holy Com- munion, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, and 5th Sundays in the month; 11 a.m. on the 1st Sunday; 9.45 ..m., Welsh Service and Sermon; Holy Com- munion on 1st and 3rd Sundays; 11 a.m., English Service and Sermon; 2.30 p.m., Sun- day School in the Church House; G p.m., Welsh Service and Sermon. St. David's Church (i)ensarn).-Il a.m., English Service and Sermon; 6.30 p.m., Eng- lish Service and Sermon. Clergy: Rev. Canon T. Jones, M.A. (vicar), and Rev. D. Biciiards Griffiths, M.A. (curate). Welsh C.M. Chapel: 10 a.m. and G p.m., Rev. Professor J. O. Thomas, M.A., Hala. English Presbyterian Church (Pensarn): 11 a.m. and 6.30 p.m., Rev. J. Henry Da vies, 5>a-"tor. Welsh C.M. Chapel: Rev. David Watkins, Prion, Denbigh. St. Paul's Wesleyan Chanel: 10 a.m., Mr G. Brookes; 11.15 a.in. (English), Mr Donald Tom- Jcinaon, Colwyn Bay "5, Rev. D. Moms. Welsh Baptists: 10 and 6, Prayer Meeting". Congregatumalists Rev. Morgan Da\ ics. 'A SUCCESSFUL EXHIBITOR.—At Flint and Denbigh Show the shirs stallion, "Ivoch- ■wyn Forest King," owned by Mr R. J. Du- nes, of Bodroeliwyn Fawr, won one tirst and two champion prises, namely the Edmund Peel memorial prize (value 50 gs.) best heavy horse in the show, and the V* train- eter challenge bowl (value 30gs.), the gift of His Grace the Duke oi Westminster lor the best heavy horse in the show, the property of a member of the society. THE SMITHFIELD.—Mr Chas. P. Sheffield had a most successful sa in his Smithiield on Monday. There was a full supply of an classes of stock, and buyers were iii large num- bers. A good' lot of fat cattle found ready cus- tomers at improved' prices, Mr Owens, Plas Isa, ceiling 5 up to JB16 15s, and others up to £17. Store cattle met a quick trade and all sold. Over 1000 sheep and lambs were disposed of. There were a grand lot of lambs aind many Realised Ss and 6s a head over owners' anticipa- tions. Practically every lot was told. There were a good lot of store owes, the prices realised being about the same as last market. This was considered one of the most successful sales field in the market. The next sale takes place on. Mond'ay next. Many large buyers will ai'I1d the annual sale of store cattle a.nd store sheep on Monday, September ISth, for which entries are now being received. ST. MICHAEL'S CHURCH. During the past few weeks the Parish Church, through the munifieecice of the Rev. B. Jones-Bateman, who contributed L50 for the purpose, has been improved, its roof being cleaned down and whitened, and its oak rafters, which were found to be in excellent preservation, well oiled. In- ta-ndescent burners have also been introduced, with splendid effect. The town clock has bee-n cleaned and its face re-gikioo. THANKSGIVING SERVICES. It is cmderstood that the 6th prox., t.he first Thursday in September, will be devoted by all the relig- ious denominations in the town to thanksgiving for the harvest. At St. ^Michael's Church the services will be as follow:—3 a..m., Holy Com- munion; 11 a.m., English service aind sermon by the Rev. Canon Davies, M.A., vicar of .Wrexham; 3 p.m., organ Tccital by Mrs Tho- mas and an address on music by the Rev. J. Thomson Jones, M.A., vicar of Towvn; 7 p.m., Welsh service and sermon, by the Rev. Mere- iftth J. Hughes, B. Litt., vica.r ot Prestatyn. As usual, the offertories will be devoted to the furids of the Diocesan Societies, SPECIAL PREACIIER.-The Rev. R. H. Pr.itcha.rd, of the Bar Mission, South Wales, occupied the pulpit at St Paul's Wesleyca Church on Sunday morning and evening, the tervioea being largely attended. The rev. getLemaa, before taking up his present charge at Barg-oed, laboured on the Aberge10 circuit during the late Rev. Rowland Rowlands' ill- ness. The collections at all the services on Sun- day were in aid: of the District Nursei Fund- SEDGWICK'S MENAGERIE paid the town H visit on Monday, and attracted a vorv large attendance. A tugv»f-war contest, the elephint T. thirty men, took place, the elephant being ruocesstful. Mr Sedgwick, however, awarded a handsome cup ten the men, and lota were drawn with the result that the trophy fell to Mr Henry Jones Williams, 51, Peel-street.

COLWYN BAY. I r Christ Church, Brynymaen. SUNDAY SERVICES. I ENGLISH ii a.m. & 7 p.m. Vicar; REV. R. OWEN, M.A. 24458 (New College, Oxford). r I I

LOCAL. ENTERTAINMENTS. PUBLIC HALL. every evening at 8 p.m.. Mr Harry Reynolds' Animated Pictures. Special matinees on Saturdays and Wednesdays at 3 p.m. ARCADIA, West Promenade, 3 p.m. and 8 p.m. daily, Catiin's Pierrots give entertain- ments. BOHEMIA. East Promenade, 11 a.m.. 3 p.m., and 8 p.m., Mr Harry Reynolds' Serena-aers give performances. VICTORIA PIER PAVILION, Orchestral Con- certs at 11 a.m. and 7.45 p..m. Special Concerts* Friday and Saturday evenings, 7.45. Vocalists, Misl Amy Atkins, Mr W m. Walton. This week, Messrs Adeier Sut-ton and, AllandaLe will pre- sent "T Anglo-Indians," a reiiaed costume fsompany.

PLACES OF WORSHIP. The following is a complete list of services at the various places of worship in Colwyn Bay, for Sunday next, September 4-th. I CHURCH OF ENGLAND. fit. Paul's Church (English), Canon Ro- berts, vicar: 10 a.m., Holy Comonustioii; 11 a..m., Service and Sermon; 6.30 p.m., Service And Sermon; 2.30 p.m., Sunday School. Et. David's, Rhiw-road (We-Ish), R-cv. R. D. Hughes: 10 a..m., Service aJKl Sermon; 2.30 p.m., Sunday School; 6 p.m., I;ervioe and Sermon. Holy Communien on Lrst Sunday in the month, at 10 a.m. Et. Andrew's, King-road (English), Rev. Rees Morns; 8 a.m., Holy Com_mnni*n: won 11 a.m., Servaoe and Sermon; 2 p.m., Children's Service; 6.30 p.m., Service and Sermon. Holy Communion a the mid-dav service on the first Sunday in the month. During Advent raid Lent, Service and Sermon every Thursday, at 7.30 p.m. CALVINfSTIC METHODISTS. (Welsh). JEngedi: 10 a.m. and 6 p.m., tho Rev. R. Roberts; 2, p.m., Sunday School. Bethlehem: 10 aan. and (i p.m., the Rev. T. M. Jones; 2 p.m., Sunday Scheoi Hermon: 10 a.m. and 6 p.m., Serv^oa; 2, p.m., Sunday School. Rhiw-road Mission Chapel: 10 a.m. and 6. p.m., Prayer Meeting; 2 p.m., Sunday School. Beion, Upper Colwyn Bay: 10 a.m. and (j p.m., the Rev. J. B. Jones, Djnorwic; 2, I p.m., Sunday School WESLEYANS. Heb: 10 a.m. and 6 p.m., Rev. J. Wesley Hughes; 2 p.m., Sunday School. CONCRECATIONALISTS. Salem: 10 a.m. and 6 p.m., Rev. H. R. Wil- liams, pastor; 2 p.m., Sunday School. BAPTISTS. abernacle 10 a.m. amd 6 p.m., Rev. Peter Jones, pastor; 2 p.m., Sunday School. ENGLISH. Presbyterian Service 10 a.m. and 6 p.m., Rev. J. Edwards; 2 p.m., Sunday School St. Jcfon's (Wef<lev&n), Con way-road: 11 a.m Rev. F. J. Briggs; 6.30 p en., Rev. H. Elderkin; 2.30 p.m., Sunday School. Nantglyn (Wesieyan): 11 a. m., Rev. T. E. Freeman; 2.30 p.m., Sunday School; 6.30 p.m., Rev. F. J. Brings. Congregational, Sea-view: 11 a.m. and 6.30 p.m.. Rev. F. J. Brings. Congregational, Sea-view: 11 a.m. and 6.30 p.m., Rev. Thos. "Lkml; 2.30 p.m., Sunday School IBaptist, Aben^e-le-road: 11 a m. and 6.30 p.m., Rev. D. Griffiths, pastor; 2.30 p.m., Suinday SchooJ fit. Joseph (Catholic Church"): Mass at 8 «nd 11 a.m.; Evening Devotions at 0 I p.m.—Rev. Father Cummer ford. j p.m.—Rev. Father Cummer ford. j ST ELIAN'S WELL. A cor res jxmde n t Writes:—I notice that a board has been placed near the site of old St. Elian's Well inscribed "To St. Elian's Well. As the ■well is now no mane it is sorely a mistake to jfcGftTO the board standing because it only mis- leads strangers who hunt in vain for the well, which was, of course, closed up by a former rector of Llanelian. GLIMPSE OF BIRD LIFE, a film taken by Mr Ouvor G. Pike, the well-known bird dnemato- grapher, is ehown nightly this week at the Public Hal. The first lilzn of this series watj "Wild Birds in their Haunt; whic-li was most enthu- siasticaliy received. The picture opens with a group of guillemots swimming under the shelter of a large rock, and a panoramic scene of a large colony of these hirda They are packed so iighti v on the table-like top of the rocks that returning birdij have to alight on the backs of their companions and shuifl e thoir way down. Then comes a picture of the beautiful and grace- ful hosier black backed gulls, followed by a "C series of pictures of the Large sea birds, gannets, showing the parents guarding dieir young, and sitting upon their eggs. A imriuranlic scene slhov\i!ig a group of puffins, or eea parrots, as they have been callel, sitting on the edge of a clifr. The kitti'.vak-Gs are next siiown as a familv party at the rest, built on a very narrow ledge on tiie cliii sido. The wild raven, or "outlaw of t'he air." is the next. This photograph was takun in the he-art cf wild Walco. A rfew glimpses are vouchiafod of the beautiful a.nd rare moorland bird, "Richardson's Skiaa," and the buzzard feeding its young followed by a fc&aui.-ifu: photegraph of young keatreLs. The fL; -ni ends with a s-,rics of jjiotographs of the reed warbler feeding a young- cuckoo. Groat dihieulties had to b-3 overcome in obtaining thii magn.hcent serie;, and they are well worth see- ing. 'EXHIBITION ADVERTISING. — On Fri- day afternoon a coach and four, from a Rhyl Mews, while pas ing along the Abirgelo road near the Public Hall wore frightened bv a ban- ner announcing the Royal National Eisteddfod Arts fts, and Loan Exhibition which i3 be- ing held in the Infants' Schoolroom, c]030 bv Tno horses lx-gan purlging and kksfcing them- «:.v-es lc-cxe, but fortunately the driver knew his business, and regained control over them before anv damage- dene AN EX-SOLDIER'S LAPSE.-Formerly at- ta-hed to the 12th Lancers, but latterly e n- ed ploved by Me.r-rs SchoMeld, of Colwvn Bo-v W C'omric, was charged before Mes rs J. W. 'ljum- ley and J. Berth Jones;, on Monday, with ste.al- ing an overcoat from the house of Wm. H: r. le.v, Sea View-terraoe. It was stated that the defendant had been entonn the housa witnout- an overcoat and leaving soon af. '-wii.dj in fFOS eseicn of one. The coat was identified bv Mr Hart-ey, who valued it at £1. Information was given to the police, and Comric was arrested eubTecjuently in Pwllycrcchan Avenue by P.C Paul Rot'Tts, who now said the ma,n was "not exact v drunk, bat had had enough to make him muddied." The man. who had 3s 7d in hi pocket acknowledged taking the coat.—Messrs Win. and Thomas Sciiofield 5a.id Comric had been ;n t:heir employ for six months, and they had found him worthy of their trust.—A fine of 20s and or a month's imprisonment wi ti labour in default, was 'Imposed, and the money was paid bv Messr, Sf-h-crfield THE HOCKEY CLUB.O, Friday ever'— the annual meeting of the Cohvyn Bay Hccl:ey C,ub was bed in the Gro«yenor Cafe, Perrrhvn- r°j i-u A' S', Kra<lburn occupied the chair, and there wors also -prasent: M« srs T. H. Oak- ley, S. Griffiths, J. T. L. Holmes, W. H. H-ar- rop, F. Ferny hough, and G. S. B. Rmh. The following officers were elected — Secretary, F. Sutehffe. Ibzd Mount, Colwyn Bay; treasurer, A. S. Brad burn; captain, Leigh Matthews; and vice-captain. G. S. B. Rush. It was decided to appv for affiliation to the Weish Hoc key Associ- at:on. The cllnb had a very successful first sea- son. and oommenao their second season with a smalt balance in hand. BATHING.—In spite of the wretched weather experienced lately, bathing seems to have lost IJO of lk poDuIaritv. THE BROTHERHOOD.- One of the most enjoyable meetings in connection with the C-ol- wvn Bay Brotherhood was that held last Sunday in tho Arcadia Pavi'.on, wlieii a recital was givo i by spoeial requests by the Rey. John Holden, M.A., of Bowdilll, entitled "The Skv Pilot." A vl L-: n solo was rendered by Mr Bioadbeot in, a capable manner, and was much apprecBtted. Mr Ileaid presided, and the lesi-on was read by th-jf Rev. W. Lanceley, of Grange- over-Sands. CIRCUIT ARRANGEMENTS.— Among ar- rangements made between Wesleyan ministers Is and circuity for the next two years we notice that the Rev. Rhys Jones and the Rev. E. Lightwood Smith have acoept-ed invitations to Colwyn Bay in 1911. LOCAL HOLIDAYS.—A meetInc, of local tradesmen was held yesterday with the object of discussing the arrangement of the general holidays, usually observed in the town in May and September. Mr George Marfell presided over a representative gathering. After some discussion, it was decided that the May holiday be held on May 24th next year, and the September holiday on the last Wednesday of the month. DEFICIENT IN CREAM. — Apropos the "milk case" dealt with by the Colwvn Bay Bench on Saturday—a report of which ap- pears elsewhere—tho following paragraph from a dadly newspaper of yesterday's date will be read wilh int,,?rcst:A case of great importance to agriculturists came before the Potteries Stipendiary, at Burslem (Stafford- shire), yesterday, when Edwa.rd and Harriet Benbow were charged with selling milk thirteen per cent. deficient in cream. Mr E. W. T. Jones, analyst to the Stafford- shire County Council, said no watering was suspected. Defendants' practice" was not to milk their cows thoroughly, and this, the witness said, would account for the de- ficiency. The standard of the first few pints drawn from the udder was poor, but as milk- ing proceeded the quality became richer. A penalty amounting to k4 17s 6d was im- posed. PIERROTS' FLORAL CONCERT.—Messrs Edwin, Wootou, and Trickett, the senior members of the Pierrot Company, will have their "benefit" t-o-morrow (Friday) evening, when a complimentary floral concert will be held in the Arcadia. The programme will include m-any new and attractive items, and will conclude with a playlet entitled "Ma- in-Law's Visit," in which Messrs Frere, JaJT.es and Terry will take part. The stage will be elaborately decorated and illuminated, and it is to be hoped that the popular bene- fvciaries wall turn out before a bumper "house." A complimentary concert, will a1<'1.) be given at an early date to the junior members of the troupe. Messrs James, Tho- rn ason, Terrv and Seed. NATIONAL CHARACTERISTICS AND IDEALS.—In connection with the National Eisteddfod Exhibition a lecture will be given in the St. Paul's Church Room on Tuesday next by Mr Edgar Jones, M.P., on "National characteristics and the value of national ideals." Mr Edgar Jones is an unusually eloquent speaker, and his lecture should be well worth the small charge of threepence made for hearing it. A WEEK OF SHAKESPEARE. Alex- andra Marsh's Shakesperian Rcpert-oire Com- pany commence a week's engagement at the Public Hali on Monday, September 12th, when the following plays will be presented: "Merchant of Venice," "Taming of the Shrew," "As you like it," "She stoops to conquer," "dlool for Scandal," and "David Garrick." For this first-class attraction it is advisable to book early at Fleet's Music Stores. A LOCAL ARTISTE'S DEBUT.—Readers will be interested to hear of the debut of Miss Frances Robmscm, of the Sycamore, Col- I wyn Bay, who has been engaged to sing at Llandudno Pier concerts this (Thursday) evening. Miss Robinson, who is blind, has a b-catuiful mezzo-<soprano voice, and b. 's re- ceived her training in Paris, under Mdme. Marchesi, who has taught so many famous singers, among others Madame Mclba, who recently afpeared at the Llandudno concerts. OBSTREPEROUS TRAMPS.—On Monday afternoon John Kelly and John Ward. described as "professional tramps." of no fixed abode, were arested in Abergele-road I' by P.C. Roberts (16) for drunkenness and disorderly conduct. They caused much trouble, and the officer was obliged to call for assistance to lock them up. Thov were brought up before the magistrates on Tuesday morning, and fined 10s 6d each and costs, or 14 days. As they had no money they were sent to prison.

DOLWYDDELEN PARISH COUNCIL. Friday evening's meeting of the Parish Council had to bo ad- journed as there was no quorum present. TEA PARTY.—On Saturday the children of the Bethel \C.) Sunday School partook of their annual tea. INTERMENT.—The interment of Mrs Kate Griffith s took place at the Church Cemetery on Friday, the Revs. W. Pari Huws, B.D., Dolgelley, and O. J. Griffiths, B.A., officia- ting. There was a large number of rela- tives and fneods present.

CAPEL CURIG. DEATH.—The death occurred on Friday of Mrs Gaynor Williams, Garth, at the ad- vanced age of 88 years. Deoeascd leaves a daughter and two sons, viz., Mrs Griffiths, Tanylron, Capel Curig: Mr John Williams, Ty'nycoed Gwydr, Lianrwet; and Mr HU'T,h Williams, Garth. The interment took place yesterday at the Church Cemetery.

LLANDDULAS. BOAT WRECKED.— On Saturday morning a small sailing boat, tho"Britannia," of Co.- wyn Bay, wont ashore on the beach betwoen Rame's and Lupton's quarries, a.nd was com- pletely smashed upon the large stones. The pi boat had been blown away fiom her moorings during the bad weather experienced during the previous night.

LLANRWST\ RELIGIOUS SERVICES. The following will o.Ticiate at the different places of worship next Sunday:— Pariah Church: 10.30 a.m. and 6 p.m., Welih Services. St. Mary's Church: 11 a.m. and 6 p.m., En gllsh Services. Scion (C.M.): Rev. Owen Prys, M.A., Aber- ystwyth, a.nd Rev. W. Thomas. Sootl-nd-sbreet (C.M.): Rev. R. Rowlands. Tabrrnaelo (C.): 6 p.m., Rev. LL Jerman. Ebe.ne,: r (C.): 6 p.m.. Prayer Meeting. Horeb Mr T. Roberts, Bettwsycoed, Penuel (B) Open. St. Jam .'a English W: slcyjjn Church: Rev. J. T. Jone, Roman Catholic (Cambro-Brcton Mission?: lioly Communion at 8.30 a.m., Parochial at 11 a.m., We.l <ti Devotions at 6.30 p.m.—G. M. Tt'vbaoi, O.M.I. OUR LOCAL REPRESENTATIVE is Mr Chambers, 5, l'oplar Grove, to whom all com- munications should Lc addressed, and who will a.so receive orders for tho "North Wales Chronicle." CJiORAL SINGING.—A large number of men near the OLd Bridge en Sunday even- ing uud sang several hymIl. to the evident do- light of visitors staying at the Victoria Hotea. FLOODED RIVER.—As tlho result of the heavy rains the latter part of last week and on Sunday night the Conway River ovcrflooded its bank, several hay-field's in the higher reaches and by Troiriw being submerged. SUCCESSFUL EXHIBITORS.-Mr Owen Wil- liams, Crown Buildings, was awarded two prizes in the dog section and Mr RO.rt.5. Cae .MY wr, prizes in the horse section at the Cerrig-y- Druid.on Show. TALYBONT SHOW.—The local poultry' and pigeon fancicrs d d not exhibit their birds at the Tidvbci.it show on Saturday as usual. THE REV. PETER PRICE attended at the Tabernaelc (C.) Chapel oil Sunday evening and spoke at the Church meeting. A NATIVE'S RETURN—The Rev. Henry Hughes, a inaiive of the town, who has retirod on superannuation aiier 40 years in the Wesley an ministry in North and South "Vv'ales has returned and taken up his residenco in Watiing-street. Amongst other places he has ministered at Pelt- machno, Mertfhyr, Pontypridd, and lastly Fern- dale. Ho attended at the Horeb Wesleyan Chapel on Sunday evening, and at the Church meetihg was warmly welcomed by Mr E. Mills, J.P., Mr R. Roberts, Caiioi Garmon, and Dr. Owen. I-KTF, MR R. R. OWEN'S CHILDREN — Willie Owen and Mary Owen, children of the lata Mr R. R. Owen aro leaving tomorrow (Friday) for the RoyaJ Orphanage, Wolverhampton. Mrs R. R. OWeill wishes to tlll:nk those gentlemen who intwrested themoeiLves on her behalf and were instrumental in obtaining admission for the children, to the institution. References were made to the children's departure at the Horeb Wesieyan Church on Sunday evening, when they were wished God .eed. ANNIE RAFFL.iITY'S SPREE. At a special court held on Tuesday, before Messrs W. Hughes and K Mills, Annie Raflerty. of Holy- well, was fined 2j 6d and costs (8s 6d) for baing drunk in Watiing-street on the previoors evening. P.C. Owen (43) said the defendant was very noisy, shouting and using obeoene language, and had to be .looked up. Both the defendant aid her husband had caused him much trouble. The defendant admitted being under the influ- ence of drink, bu.t it was not her habit to im- bibe too much intoxicating liquors. Duvid Ralferty, the defendant's husband, who was very noi-y whiloe in the produced a rag which lie deliberately proceeded to open, declaring he would pay the fine. His "fortune," however, amounted to only 6s, but after a strong appeal to the Bench he was allowed seven days' time to pay the remaining 2s 6d. ASSESSMENT COMMITTEE. A meeting of the Assessment Committee was heid at the Board Room on Tuesday, Mr John Roberts. J.P., presiding. SUNDAY SCHOOL CLASS TREAT. — Mr W. Lloyd Roberts, Avondaie, took his Sunday School Class for a trip to Dotgeliey on Thurs- day, where a most enjoyable day was passed. PERSONAL.—4)r. A. J. Parry, Rhyl, will officiate at Pemiel (B.) Chapel on Sund:ay.-Miss Jones, of tho Council School, has been taken ill at her mother's house'at Biaenau Fesjtiniog. CONFIDENT TARIFFITE. A gentleman is repoorted to have offered to pay Mr E. Da- vies Jones' expenses to Germany to study tariffs on the spot, but. Mr Jones, owing to his numer- ous engagements, has had to decline the offer. Ir THE SHOW COMMITTEE.—A meeting of the members of the Vale of Corrwav Agricul- tural Show was he'd at the Eagle's Hotel, on Tuesday, to consider ,pretests and to pass ac- c,oirnti for payment. ARTFUL EXHIBITOR. — A local exhibitor ai the Talybont Show expres=ed himself in strong terms on Saturday. It .appears that in a mo- ment of weakness he gave a friend some of tihe produce cf his garden- whioh .were exhibited at the show bv the friend, beating the original grower's exhibit?. RURAL COUNCIL ELECTION.—Mr J. O. D. Jones, Brynfawnog, Wing the only candidate for the vacancy on the LJanrwst Rural District Council, caused by the retiioment of Mr John Dav.es, Bryniog (Mr Lynch Jones, Tafaain-y- Fedw, having withdrawn), has been returned unopposed. SCHOLASTIC.—Miss Lucy A, Roberts. Vic- tori a. House, has passed tne Oxford Senior Local Examination. ANGLING.—The following catches arc repor- ted during the last few days:—Mr George Wynne, sew-in, 2110" Mr John Roberts, 3 sewin, 2100.; Mr W. E. Bia,ckwall, salmon, 61bs. Mr John Roberts, salmon, 9 £ lbs.; Mr John Loveli, 4 sewin, 61bs.; and Mr John Ro- berts, 4 sewin, FOOTBALL.—The town olub open their sea- son on Saturday, when they meet Fostiniog at Gwydr Park. PER-SONAIj.—Mr Norman. Rogers Jones and Miss Rogers Jone. who have been spending their holidays in the Isle of MaCl and on a cruising tour, are expected home to-day (Thurs- ay).

OLD COLWYN. FT. JOHN'S CHURCH (ENGLISH) SUN- DAY SERVICES.—Rev. J. Griffiths, vicar: — 11 a.m., and Sermon; 6.30 p.m., Ser- vice and Sermon; Thursday, 7 p.m., Servico and Sermon. CHILJJRKN'S SERVICE.—On Sunday after- noon a children's fruit and flower service wt.s held in St. Catherine's Church. The service \v::r» tiken by the Rev. LI. A. Richards, M.A. rihe Vicar (Rev. J. Griffiths) gave an address on "Flowers," in the course of which lie pointed some useful lesions. The fruit and flowers were subsequently distributed to the sick of the par- ish, to tho Cottage Hospital, and the Convey Union. THE TRIOEEES continue to attract encouraging audiences on the Old Colwyn Promenade stage. The troiipe include Miss Beatrice Fisher, a capable, sympathetic so- prano vocalist, who is already a favourite with her audiences. Miss Fisher is a come- dienne of delicate charm, and is c, ecii to much advantage in duets, trios, and con- certed items. Sliia has appeared in principal roles in musical comedies, under the man- agements of Mr Geo. Edwards, MT Charles! Maedona, and Mr Ben Greet. Miss Dot Irving, another member, is al«o rendering good service. Dancing is her forte, and in every vari.ety of this del'ghtful art she ex- cels. Scotch, coon, Dutch, classic, and step dances, she offers in rapid succession. Miss Irving has appeared at nearly all the best variety theatres in the Kingdom. Mr Harry Gilmore, to whom reference was made in this column last week, will have his "benefit" this (Thursday) evening.

PENMACHNO, THE AGRICULTURAL SHOW.—The entries for the horticultural and agricultural sections of the show to be hold on Saturday are larger than last year. The G.W. Railway Co. will run sDecial motor 'bJ.3C3 between Corwen and the vil- lage, and from Cwrn to the show ground. THE MEMORIAL WINDOW.The relatives of the late Mrs W. P. Jones have presented a stained glass window to the Parish Church in her memory. PERSONAL.—Dr. Elliott returns this week to assist Dr. W. M. Williams in his practice for the winter months. Dr. Elliott has been ap- pointed to adjudicate at the test concert un Saturday night, at which there arc 65 entries. A FAREWELL MEETING to the Rev. W. Lloyd Davies, who is leaving to take charge of the Beaumaris Wosleyan Church, was held at the Bcthania (W.) Church last night (Wednesdav). when several of the officers ot the church referred to the good and lasting work done by Mr Davies during his sojourn in the circuit. The Rev. Meirion Davies, the new Wesleyan minister, who succeeds the Rev. W. Lloyd Davies, took up his residence at Bodawen on Thursday. HARVEST PROSPECTS GLOOMY.—The ex ceptionally bad weather and gloomy outlook for the harvest is causing considerable anxiety amongst the local farmers. PERSONAL. Miss Amre May Jones, Mess Hill, will, on Wednesday, sail for Egypt, where she intend-s visiting her uncle, Mr J. P. Jones.

PARISH COUNCIL. Dr. W. M. Wiiiain3, C.C., presided at the or- dinary meeting of this Council on Tuesday even- ing. Mr R. Thomas, who was appointed at the previous meeting to inspect the work d'-ne on the Rhiw Bach Path, presentrd his report. After a prolonged discussion, on the moiion of Mr H. Hughes, seconded by Mr J. Vi h iams, the bills were passed for payment. Mr H. Hughes reported that what had been oogiplained of rohitive to tho Wacn pat}, had been remedied. In accordance with iio-ct of motion, Mr R. Thomas moved "that a I ight- ing Committee be apipointed." Tho motion was passed, and the following were appointed to act on the committee: Messrs H. Hughes. J. WiL 'iams.. D. naviÐ. E. Davies Jones, and Richard Thom-as. it was further decided to appoint a lamp lighter. Mr J. W illiams reported upon the oond't.'on I of the pariah hearse and the building in which it is kept. It was ,resolved to ask Mr Gerrard Evans to examine the former, and repair, Ntw t repairs were na:Lry; Mr OwW1 .¡.;rws, Do!- ydd, a^so to give an estimate of the ood of re- pairing the building. A letter was read from Colonel Swaine, Den- bigh, requesting the Counod' to ask Mr W. Pierce and M.r W. Jones. Caewlyn, to fix seats upon the Hafcd Dwvfrvd-road. A Jett-er was read from Mr Walter Hill, the editor and publisher of the London and North- western Railway Company publications, r ving trm1 for advertising the district. It was de- cided to refer the matter to the Improvement Society. Mr J. F-'dw g. wrote complaining of the condition of the path leading from Fedw Dog to Cyfynpr School. The clerk was instruc- ted to infernn Mr Jonea that the path was n private one

TREFRIW. BUILDING. — Mr Price, Plas Gwladys, lias commenced building two bungalows on r the Jubilee-road, and four other similar cdi- ficcs will be subsequently erected adjoining j the same road. ° SCTIOLASTIC.1fr Thomas Hughes Wi1- t teacher at the Council School, has passed the recent Oxford Local Exami- OBITUARY.—The death occurred on Wed- nesday of Captain Roberts, Gla-n Con- way, at the age of 58 years. The interment took phaoe on Saturday, at the Public Ceme- tery, t ie Rev. Even Davies officiating. ORGAN RECITAL.—An organ Tccital was hell at. the Ebencrer (C.\ Church, on Thurs- day evening, Mr James Lovatt, Bcttwsvcoed, officiating. Mr Harry Evans, F.R.C.O., Liv-r.-poo!, presided at the organ. PRESENTATIONS.—Mr and Mrs Jones, Llv.-ynfryn, Llandudno, have presented the now rfla I POTSUCI C.I'L. C'liapel with a magnificent pulpit BiLle, and M:s ^To.ics has p;resenle<l a hymn bcoic fj-r pa.pit. Airs R. If. Williams has pr-senrod tho church with cushions and foot- stools far the elders' new. VISITORS.BELLE VUE HCTEL: George Hope, Esq., London; Mr and Mrs CJark- Wii to, Liverpool; White, do; Mr B. Whic, do.: Miss Tothergill, do.; Mrs Simpson Crocs, Southpc.rf; Mrs a.d Miss Drayson, Lon- ocn.; Dr. and Miss Joaoistone Redmond, do.; Rev. and iirs NVr. 'ht, lkaoy i Mr Wiclrstead do. Mr ar.d Marshall, 'London lkv. T. MaivihaU, -cl:> Rev. and Mrs Robinson, do • Mr R. Rob.nron, do.; _lr3 Plat, do. Ilanash Cross, Esq., Pridgnorth; Mr, Mrs and Master Wmores' York- Mr and Mrs F. Wlndross do.; M:ss Lano (2), Liverpool; Mr and Mrs Bryoe, Lladudrio; Mrs Pnltchai-d, do.

CONWAY. FOP ARTIFICIAL TEETH try Kay and Sena Attends Lcnway Oil luesdays, 2 to 5, at Mr* .lenes, 22. Upper Gate-street. Call and ask foi prices. v 2373nn SEDGWICK'S MENAGERIE. — Messrs Sedgwick e msmagerie visited the town to-day (lhursday) waek, a ltd a large number of peo- ple attended the performances. A tug-of-war competition between 30 local men and an elephant xesu-tcd in the local men securing? the silver cup, which was offered as aT prize. A SPECIAL SERVICE.—There was a good attendance at tho special service for men, conducted at the Parish Church, on Sunday afternoon, by the Vicar (the Rev. J. W. Ro- berts, M.A.). The Rev. Dr. Nick son (Bishop of Jarrow) addressed the men, and taking as his text "To-day, if ye will hear His voice," delivered a most interesting and instructive lectuTe. He pointed out the urgent need of personal conviction in the faith, and laid great stress upon personal effort. In con- clusion, he said that he was in favour of any social re-construction founded on the brotherhood in Jesus Christ and the father- hood of God. The pithy address of the Bishop was thoroughly appreciated. IHE GOLF CLUB.—Next week, the Car- narvonshire Golf Club is holding an open meeting, commcnci'r™ on Monday. On that day, an open handicap of 18 holes, as as the "Penrliyn Cup" 18-liole handicap, will be played. On Tuesday, the "Volunteer Cup" bogey handicap. 18 holes, -will be played; whilst on Wednesday, the "Piatt Cup" (stroke, scratch, 18 holes), will be for competition. FUNERAL OF MISS WOOD JONES.—The funeral of Miss Alice Wood Jones, whose death was announced in our last issue, took place on Friday, and was attended by a large number of friCTIdsand relatives of the Oe- oeaeed. The Vic-ar (the Rev. J. W. Roberts, M.A.) officiated. At the house, 23, Upper Gate-street, he conducted tt brief but impres- sive service, after which the cortege pro- ceeded to the St. Agnes' Churchyard, where the interment took place. The English Church Choir (of which the deceased was a member) attended, and a fully choral ser- vice was conducted in the Church, Mr Sin- clair Allen, the organist, playing the "Dead March" (in "Saul"). The chief mourners were Mr and Mrs Lewis Wood Jones (father and mother); Lucy Wood Jon-es (sister), Tem Wood Jones (brother), Violet Wood Jones (sister), Mr Llewelyn Wood Jones (uncle), Mr Tom Wood, Lincoln (uncle), Mrs Harriet Wood Jones, Conway (aunti, Mrs Ellis, Pres- tatyn (aunt), and Mr and Mrs George Jones. Penmaenmawr and aunt). Beautiful wreaths and floral tributes were received, in- cluding those from Miss Cissy Williams, Miss Lilly Lloyd Jones, and Miss Walker (her per- sonal friends); members of the Girls' Friend- ly Society, the Vicar, English Sunday School, members of the English Church Choir, Mr T. R. Hammond. Miss Muriel Owen, Tanvfoel, Penmaenmawr Mrs Wood, Bodlord,-b; May, Gladys, and Nellie. Oliver, Blod and Mrs Griffiths, Teddy, Annie, and Mary, family wreath. Har and Winnie, and Mrs Walter Ward. At the Parish Church, on Sunday morning, and at the St. Agnes Church in the evening, the Rev. Canon Fair- child. who was preaching, made references to the death of Miss Wood Jones, and appro- priate hymns were Kung. Mr and Mrs Wood Jones desire to thank a.ll for the general sympathy which is extended to them in their bereavement..

Owing- to ill-health, Crinpen was removed from Brixton PriGon cois to the hof-pital last Monday. It is understood that he will be able to appear at Bow-street next Tuesday.

BETTWSYCOED, FOOTBALL.—A general meeting of the foot- j ba.1 < iab will be held at the boys' school to-morrow evening, at 8 I)-ni., to consider the question of entering the Seoand Division (West- ern Division) of the League. THE SCHOOLS.The Council Schools re- opened on Monday after the mid-sumaior holi- day CHOIR TRIP.—The Church ohoir intend hav- ing their annual trip to Liverpoo. to-day woe-k. SUN-SHINE.—Tho total sundiine for the week SUN-SHINE.—Tho total sundiine for the week ending Saturday was 13.5 h_-ur; and tiie rainfall 2.50 inches. ANGLING.—The following fish have been caught in the L'.edr River during the last few davi':—Colore! Johnstone, J.P., sa'mon 3 £ lb- Mr T. W. Kay, salmon 2 £ lbs.; Mr S. W. W. K;iv, salmon 4-gibs. Mr J. Hughes, Fe.iniog, salmon 4P, Mr T. G. Smith, three salmons weighing 5, 5 and 4rb> respectively; ivfr Ellis Williarm, salmon Ss'.bi.; Mr ^0. OV.OTI, salmon 4Ubs.; Mr D. -AO- Nauirliloa, five salmons weighing 13, 11, 8g. and 4 lb?, rosnectively Mr MoMaye, taree eal- morn-, weighing S-v, 8 aed 6 .bs. fee wa-ier bitiJ- iffs leooi't that the rivers are well c tee lied wil21 fish, the watoOr is in excellent condition. It is anticipated that salmon and sewin will both be cn the feed durinar the next few week. rrd that (rood baskch will be obtained, especially in tho Cc-nvvay River. The net seax»n expired yc:.rterday.

TT- I.L ANDUD N O. SUNSHINE AND RAIN.—The ammmt of height suna-iile recorded at Llanduanj ior the week ending AugUàt 28th was 15 hours and 12 minutes, 'ihe rainfall was 1.510 inc.ac3. BEGGING.—At a special police court held oil Friday, before Mr J. Adoy WelU and Dr. Dahon, two tramps, who gave t.he names of John Sm th. Poit Rush, and John MeLn, Dublin, weire each sentenced to fourteen days' 'hard labour for begging in the public highway. OPENING OF TilE NEW LIBRARY.—The formal opening of th0 new public Ebrary has been arranged to take place on Tuesday, the 13th inst., at 5 o'clock ui the afternoon, when the oeremo.iv will bo performed by lord and Lady Mosiyn. The Chairman of tho Llan- dudno Gounod and Mrs Ernost E. Bone will afterwards give aia "At Home" at the Town llall, frsiil 5.30 p.m. to 5.30 I.I.In. FIRE.—What might have resulted in a serious hre took place at Malverton House, North Parade, oil Monday. It appears that two boys were -playing with a model engine tits spirit ignited tiie woodwork of tho table to- gether with a chest. Polioe-Sergeaat Williams happened to be passing at the time, and with the assistance of Mr John Skills succeeded in e.dir guishing tie flames bciore nvuoh damage had been dono. The fire brigade was summoned, but, thanks to the prompt action of Sergt. Wil- liams, their serviocs were not required. OBITUARY.—The death took place on Satur- day of Miss Katie Jones, daughter of Mrs Catherine Jones, of 20, Madoo street, L'aindudno. Deceased, who was in her 58th year, was highly respected in the town. The interment took place at St. Tudno's Churchyard, on Tuesday afternoon, when the Rev. E. Lumlev officiated. MINSTRELS ON IIOUII.M-r W. J. Churchill's famous Ha.ppy Valley Minstrels gave an excel lea t entertainment at the Public Tlall, Lianfairiecha.a, oil Monday evening. There was a large and appreciative auds-ence. The min- strels intend mailing a tour through the princi- pal to wins of Gic<i-t .Brita.n. They are announced at Dev/sbury on Ootober 3rd. At Christmastide the tiroup will appear at the Free Trade Hall, Manchester. Mr Jeff Vendomo has been ap- pointed businetB manager, and Mr George iSniow will be the stage manager. Mr W. J. Churchill will not accompany the trouiie at all their pc.r[o-rma.lc,3 as he has been engaged at the Moss and Stall Empires, and the Londaa Cotiscuin. TRAMPS SENTENCED.—At Llacdudno Poiice Court, on Saturday, before Messrs J. .Ada;y. VS oils and T. W. Griffith, two tramps aanwrl John Cox and 'Ihomas Kcele were brought u.p in: custody on a. charge of begging. Keei-ø was also charged with assaulting' th-a police. P.C. Hugites proved the cases. EBElvEZER CHAPEL.—The Rev. Thomas Hwpl IOS, of Bangor, will be the special preacher at the English cervices at Ebenewif Wesleyan Ghapel on Sunday next. Mr Hughea recently had the honour of being elected a member of tiie Wesleyan Legal Hundred.

LLANDUDNO JUNCTION. FOR ARTIFICIAL TEETH try Kay and Bona Attends Ltarrdudno Junction every Thll day, 2.50 to 4.30, at Mr Jones, chemist. Call and ask for prices. 23730p PREKWYLFA CHAPEL.Tho new pastor of the Preswyifa Welsh Wesleyan Chapel, the Rev. D. Tecwyn Evans, B.A., Portmadoc, will occupy the pulpit at his new church on Sunday next. Mr Evans isucoeeds the Rev. Phillip Price in the pastorate of the (Jonwav and Llandudno Junction Welsh Wesleyan Churches, the lattor hawing completed his three years, according to the c-t-n of tho Weedeyan Circuit. DEPARTURE.—Throiugh the departure of Mr J. H. Irlam, Llandudno Junction has lost one of its mosrt enterprising business men. Mr Irlarn 'ha.? done much for the enhancement of this growing locality. For many years he carried on the business of painter, doct.er and plumber at Central Buildiogs. He intends sailing for Canada towards the end of the present month. Mr Irlam was koenlv i-nterested in the welfare of Liandttdno Junction. He was oae of the founders of the local Ratepayers' Association. For tbc-oo years Mr Iriam represented thet Junc- tion on the L'angwetenin Parish Council, and at the last eleetknn wa-, re-elected. He was a sidesman at Holy Trinity Church, and in politics was a st-aunch Conservative.

■EISTEDDFOD PAVILION GROUND PLAN. I Apropos the details given in these columns, last week, in regard to" the mbnstre National Eisteddfod Pavilion, at Co1 wyn, Bay the accompanying ground plan of the structure will be of general interest and particularly helpful to those contemplating booking- seats, inasmuch as it shows the position and prdeses of all tb<e serts. It should be repeated that ths floor, is^rsised where necessary, so that every person may be practically sure of a clear view of the platform. Communications should be ad- dreaeod to the tbexteral iSecrertary, National Eisteddfod Offices, Colwyn Ba

PYDEW (Llandudno). DEATH OF MRS ELIZABETH OWK^ The death took place on the 20fch ult. oi Elizabeth E. Owen, wife of Mr 0. Ow. 'en, of Bryn PenbTyn, Pydew. Mrs who was only 52 years of a^e, was the yo^s. est dan<Thter of the late Mr and Mrs Rob6*" Williams, formerly of Ty Newydd, CosvV'a?* vShe was highly respected among'st her nei?^* bours, and was a member of th<fc.M. Chap6'' at Bryn Pydew. The funeral, which t place on Tuesday we-ek, at Llangwsteny^ Churchyard, was largely attended. V Z,, officiating' ministers were the Revs. — j lands, formerly pastor of the church, aB, the Rev. Owen Evans, Colwyn Bay. Sever beautiful wreaths were received. Mrs is survived by her husband and one datig ter.

II ANFAIRFECHAN. CHRIST CIICBCH.—TIi« Beaji of will preach at Christ Church next morning*, when the collection will be ic 0 of the Church Extension Society, and nt evening- service,, the collection at whieh be devoted to the Church Missionary SoCi€ J* the pulpit will be occupied by the Rev. elyn Lloyd, a missionary from China- t THE SEASON.—During the last week the number of visitors in the town r' ^\jn the highest point of the season, the Oldh^_ wakes having probably assisted in l'1"8, flux. The departures during the week boon somewhat numerous, but there still mains a big crowd here. MODEL YACHT REGATTA.—'With fjj Clifton Hug-hes as commodore, Dr. as vice-commodore. Mr A. S." Wood and V/. Timmins as starters, and Mr R. J- handicapped this regatta, held on day, was very successful. The results —Boat3 of 3Gin. and under: 1, W. J- Llanfairfechan; 2, Ed. Jones; 3, W. ¥L mins. 18in. boats (members of the club barred): 1, G. H. Pemberton, Neston 2, F. Wood; 3, J. Pemberton. 12in. boats Robert Roberts, Shore Road East; 2, Nei Jorss. 18in. tK)ats (open): 1, W. J. ToDes; 2, G. H. Pemberton. 27in. boate and un 1, Eric Reid; 2, J. Pemberton. Cl-ub bOl 24in. and under: 1, Wm. Williams: 3. J. Jones. Miss Reid, Little Sutton, Chesh1 distributed the prizes. Much int-ei'j being centred in the visit of the Liverp^° and Wrrrall Model Yacht Clubs on day, September 10th. It is expected will be close upon thirty 12-metre k°a down. ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS.—The ele tarv schools re-open after the summer voC-r tion n-ext Monday.

DENBIGH PRESENTATION.—On Wednesday e^jT ing" the Rev. David Thomas received a some inkstand in oak from Miss Gcor1: James (superintendent) and children of w*9 Band of liops of Pendref Wesleyan in recognition of his services. Mr Ihoin^ is about to leave Denbigh to take up pastorate at Pwllheli. T THE HECKLIN GTON TEETOTAI: VlL^T AGEy—Many Denbighites 'have, towards the oast of erecting a Wo; ¡.neIl f Temper an oe Hall at Hecklington, a sura ° £ 2 having been forwarded last w-cvk b i :Mt'S- Hughes, Vale-stroet. The gift has gratefully acknowledged. DISTRICT MEE1TNG.—The usual Cvfar' fod Dosbarth" of the Galvinistic Metaodist^ in the Vale of CI wyd was held on Tnnrsd* at Henllan-street Chapel, Mr R. H. Ho'ac- J.P., Foxhall, presiding. It was rc.-0'¥°^ to push forward with the enoctijn oi mission room at Groesnordd, midway" b- twc-an Hienllan and Llansannan. TOWN HALL SCHEME.—No fewer 30 architects applied for conditions, etc.. \n the view of competing for the prizes olfer00, by the Town Council for the best desJl,rp6f plans, etc., for the proposed new Ivlu icap^ Buildings, etc. Out of this number, }ww' ever, six have withdrawn. THE MFrSHAM MEDAL.—Mr D. E. TIUIO- phreys Roberta, Vale-street, has t final gemoc in the bowling green touril::¡,næn, for the Colonel Mesham challenge lL-Cd, beating Mr William James by 21 to 12. Messrs Robert Davies and F. B. Clougit the semi-finalists.

THE TOWN COUNCIL. fl 0 v Aldorman J. Humphrey Jones presided ovef tlha monthly meeting of tills Council cn TliurS' day.—On -the Tecom.mcadation on the Counc-1 l0 committee it was decided to purchase a port-" able engine for tt;c among other things to driv*1 •tiho stone-breaker, iho price belng'illoo. It was resslved that tihe slaugihtor-ho-nio at back of the Old Pork Shop in Vale-; t'-e.-t, be licensed- for use by Mr W. Gough Roberts flar a period of three years. A tender was received from Mr S. Thoro as, Ilenllan, for the lighting, extiagaishang, cle&n- ing, etc., of the Ilenllan lamps for the ensurngT season, for £33, and the Surveyor having rO- ported tihe cost o'f last season's lighting, it wa3 resolved that Mr Thomas be oifeifed £ 27 for ih# ensuing season. The pian of a new house and workshop no* boing built in Red by Mr Arthur Batt«a» was. reported to bavo boon con side re-d by a committee together with a report as to the owe-" ereikip of tihe site of the old cottages adjoiaing, w:i,cl tho raised footparth in front, which, accord- ing to the plan Mr Batten proposed to enclose, but which had clearly not been sold to him. The Committee recommended "that the plas- bo not approved so far as the boundaries in ques- tion aro concerned as iho site of tihe old cot- tages is part of the proporiy held by the Cor- poration as trustees for the poor, and the raised footpath is pubSo property, hut that Mr Hart,11 bo iafonned that if he is desirous of purchasing" tho sito of the old cottages, trie Co-traci! will con- sult the Chanty Commissioners on uhc matter." It was now deeded, however, to recommend Mr Batten to purchase only a portion of the old, cottage ion. front of his property. A petition was submitted from several of the- owners, and occupiers of property cn Ilenllan- stet, asking that the stree-t should be tarred. It waa pointed out that the gradient prohibi- ted suoh treatment at either end of the street, and it was reolved that the Council take into- consideration next season the desirability of tarring such parts of the street as can be so- twatod. The To-wn Clerk reported that lie had replied to a newspaper correspondent stating that Den- bigh was in favour of Carnarvon as the place- of mvestment of the Prrlnco of Wrdes. The Gounod approved of the rop1,.

their season's work on Sunday evening, when farewell service was conducted on the beach. PARISH HALL.—The eubicriptioc list W tlie new Pari; Hall, the fouiid.vtion stone » wciieh was laid reoeatly, now amounia to clolo upon JC710. MCJttxoAL INSTRUMENT EXHIBITION There will be an international exhibition U pianos, painoii.s, organs, gramophones, etc., 35 Oakland's Shop, Pemnaeumawr. for three daySr September 10th to 13th, and afterwards at pen- rhyn-road, Colwyn Bay, for six days (Septeniher 14th to 20th inclusive). There wdl be no lor admission, and the exhibits will be worth seeing. TOMMY LEWIS, whoso troupe of PierroW have so etiocessfully entertained the visitoira on the Promenade thi? season took his be«iecit cert at the Oxford Hall to-day (Thursday) wf*j- There was a good attendance, and an excx^l^-11 programme was presented CHINAMAN'S CONVERSION—In cor.n^ tion with the Children's Special,- Service yon;ig Chinaman named Kwok Tung Sir.g- leoon-t.y ba-pti.od at the St. Sctirkl's Chmch the Vicar. CHCRCTI _N yS, Sunday next, the Rev. L'cwolvn Lloyd, a 3-onary from China, i3 to pieacn i.L the ",1' fcieaioi Church in the morning, and the v lcJ,t trie even ing, the offertories being in ad <•>: 1 Chure'a Missionary Society. A meeting wi-1 ÜÛAi at tiiie Moua ilotci, oil Monday <Î C¡J!u<JIJ, on bo.iTik.-f of the sanio objxii, when tiie of Lafigor Will cocupy tlie caair. O'J bii'*1 evening, at St. David's We sh OhureJi, V icur of Khc&yboi, will prcvie.li on i>jn'iii ol Socio; y, CONCERT. On Tuesday evening, a s fu.; and highly enjoy a bis concert was bejj at- Oxford Ha l in aid of the l.ça;: Charity ,C s) m.ttoe. The Vicar (Rev. Griffith Mattr.O'^ presided over a gcod attendance, sand an c cellent prog ran: mo was sustained by~Mr r-v.. I/O wis, Clapol Ourig Madame Josep-l-2 tie Le Ada Ludrow, Birminsgtain; Mirs ihiam,, Conway; Mi^s Winnie Hughes, inacimiawr and Mastor Walter Pricihard, maenmawr. The Penmaenmawr Chrdre^^ Choir, conducted by Mr Hughie Jo-nes, iti. rendered choruses. Miss M. Y. McCiemU3011 A.L.C.M., was tho accompanist.