The Welsh Coast Pioneer and Review for North Cambria

Denbigh Rural District Council. Nominations. THE following; is. -a list of nominations of per- sons for ;membership on the above Council: — 'A!BERGEilJE (Rural).—John Jones, farmer, Painstidda John Roberts, farmer, Llwyni. BEITTWS.-—Robert Parry, Glanrafon Robt. Pierce, Penartb Faiwr; Ellen Cath. Hughes, The Store- Robert Davie.s, farmer, Rhwynyddwy- ffond. I'YLC II AN.—Tihois. Lloyd! Griffith, Egryn; Thomas Hugihes, Brynbod; Bennett Jones, Hafod, Cef,n. ,CEIFN.-O,wen Rees, Tynyfford. LLANEFYDD. — Robert Roberts, Darm Wiiiiam Jones, Penporchan' Ucha; William Jones, Tan Llan. LL'ANDDULAS.—-William! Francis Jones, grocer, Caersalem' House; Mark Cross, miller, The Mill. LLANFAIR.—Robert Griffith, Elwy Cottage; Hugh Hughes, Bronheulog. LLANSANNAN.—(John Evans, I'er.rhywylfa David Roberts', Ty Io-rwench; Maurice Jones, Ar-i-wyd. .ST. GEORGE.— John David Jones, "Bodoryn. TREFN'ArNT.Roibert Robertls, Trefnant Isa; John Morris, Mallor.

Flint Rural Council. Nominations. THE .following is a, list of the nominations of -persons for thi19 Council:- BODELWYDDAN.—William. Grenville Wil- liams, baronet, Penygwern. DODFARI.-Wa(lt,er Stanley Roberts, coal merchant, Railway View. CWM.—John Robert Janes, farmer, Penisa-r- myndd; Joseph Francis Jones, farmer, Pentre F arm. DYMIRCHION.—Edwin Morgan, gentleman, Cae Gwyn. DYSERTH. William Edwards, builder, Hiruddog. MELIDEN.—George Williams, contractor, Penrhywylfa. RHUDDVAN.iWilliam Conwy Bell, land agent, Brynffynon; Benjamin Evans, minister, Llys Collen; Robert Morris, Hendref. ST. ASAPH.-Tho.mas Howes Roberts,gentle- man, Bodhaulog; Elizabeth Mary Easterby, .married woman, Plas Coch; Myfanwy Owen Jones, spinster, Roe Can; Ellen Hamer Lewis, married woman, Hatfod Elwy. WAEN.—John Jones, farmer, Penfralmant. «

A Visit to Rhyl. Sequel to a Divorce Case. IN the Divorce Court yesterday, before Mr Justice Barnes, the case of Thren v. Thren was heard on the petition of Andrew Thren, a waiter employed at Grasmere Hotel, for the dissolution of ^is mar- raige on the grounds of the adultery of his wife with some person or persons unknown. There was no defence. Mr Pridham Whipple, for the petitioner, said the parties were married in October, 1898, at the Registry Office, Liverpool, and there was one child of the marriage. After the marriage they lived at various places, and finally at Lincoln, During the summer months the pefitioner was at Grasmere but he frequently visited his wife at Lincoln, and stayed with her altogether during the winter. In August, 1900, the petitioner received an anonymous letter, which put him upon inquiries. He then discovered that his wife had contracted drunken habits, and had made undesirable ac- quaintances. He further found that she had pawned a large quantity of the household furniture. He spoke to her about her conduct, and she promised to behave better. She did not, however, reform, and there was a separation, the petitioner allowing his wife 10s a week, and 3s 6d for the mainrenance of the child. In 1901 the respondent went away to Rhyl, and whilst living there in West-street, she continued her drunken habits, and was visited by men. The petitioner having been called, a police con- stable stationed at Rhyl said he had seen the respondent in the company of men and women of bad character. His Lordship granted a decree nisi, with the custody of the child of the marriage.

A ngfliew Sixty per Cent. Money Lending •* A j SIR,-Thro,ii,gh ithie courtesy of ube press, faJiltØ enabled! last year to call •attentioir t'O tjle, of the Money Lender's Act to secuft' r6> to the successful establishment of a at Croydon fox the purpose of for, on tlheiir own ground. z, The, bank, despite its l' miled 0 00 nished ani-ole justiificadion of ts exlS| j}ý øt, very large: s-uim placed at its d^sp0 f residents of -the borough was spe'eddy and! ie-very loan'has, without excepti0, > paid- witih. unfailing regularity. _r> ■$ The most remarkable resu t, hovre^pt ty0 Croydon experiment has been the r'e°^s ■as chairman, of requests from alll P jj#$ United Kingdom to start similar and my present object i-n writing is 'announcement that I (have, after. sideration1, decided to comply quests, and to complete .my crusade ° ps per cent, usury by founding a Na^10^ city- f tion with branches in every town 0xt^$ My scbeim'a differs in several spects 'from that in operation at y is entiirely 'free from many restrict ,((.s p as1 experiience proves, tend to- cr-'pp$ for good- I slhall be pleased, on receipt of a driess-ed envelope, to supply inters5 of tl1\r. of your journal with- frail particular5 movement.—Yours, tc. TTIOS-

A Local Chancery 0\ vli IN ithie Chancery Diviisian of the Justice, on Tuesday and! Wedinesda} Justice Swin'fe.n Eady, a, ca'Sie \ne]ideil' which M ss Susannah Griffiths, Qg:i^$ plaintiff, .and1'Mr Joseph Griffith3' gjj'yl >.$$' Mdsss Saraihi Grdffi-tlbs, RliveT-sitreet, Qt Alnill Parry, NIekden; and Rober t r '1e9 Dubliin.; defendants. bv t, Mr Bryn Roberts, M.P. (mstrua::J fVt!, INJ'F Williams, and! Williams, Rhyl)* 1 yf x plalinkdiff, -and1 Mr .Stokes (instrnc s.e:inte Puigh-e 'Griffith, Carnarvon,), z,eP 'fen-dian'ts. ~{<ic'e The case first came -before dhambers, but -as it pre.aan.t'ed f O.r ..er, it was adjourned to open court ^jjl The plain'ti'ff claimed fchat "th'e" .mainders over her life estate ullrriffi^'tY^f her fathier, the late Mr Roberts den., -werie void on the ground! of 11 clarmed a declaration that she- a'e5tt.e enititled to the real and persona late father. Defendants contended irfh-at the to 1:Je tllte life estate only -and they cl.a'ni'&o eal £ in fee simple in remainder to the 0:0 the testator. illie I to .His llor-dship gave' judgment t°' holding that sbe was absolute'lj real and personal estate. tbe.Ilbyt Printed by W. H. EVANS & SONS Printing Offices. Bank Place, ChesteTi at the Offices. CONWAY ROAD, y t to •' O'ptity the County of Denbigh also Pubhshe PT;P^ CONWAY, 63A, Mostyn Street Buildings, PEI^MAENMAWR, "ET PGRR I'VOT JFF LI.ANFAIRFF.CHAN, Pendyffrin Hoiis JJVJRAY'j;, 0^1 in the County of Carnarvon; J-" 1'TFY Road, LLANRWST, Caxton House. PENB>8 Place, DENBIGH, all in the GTFEET' Street, RHYL, Central Buildings, all in the County of Flint —FRIE>AY> 1

Sales by Auction. Continued from Front Page. MS FRANCIS GEARY, F.A.I. AUCTIONEER AND VALUER, RHYL. MALVERN HOUSE, .,No. 51, WEST PARADE, RHYL. MR. FRANCIS GEARY, F.A.I., will ° Sell by Public Auction at the ALEXANDRA HOTEL, RHYL, ON TUESDAY, 15TH MARCH, 1904, at 4 o'clock in the Afternoon precisely (subject to Conditions of Sale to be then produced), the following FREEHOLD PROPERTY. All that commodious and conveniently-arranged Double-Fronted Lodging-House, situate and being No. 51, West Parade, Rhyl, and known as "MALVERN HOUSE," together with tha stable, Coach-House, and Out- Buildings thereto belonging, and now in the occupa- tion of Mrs. Evans, at an annual rental of X85. The accommodation is as follows :— BASEMENT FLOOR Commodious Kitchen and Back Kitchen, Sitting Roam, one Bedroom, Store Room, Larder. GROUND FLOOR: Entrance Hall with Vestibule, 'Dining Room, Sitting Room, two Bedrooms, Pantry, w.c. FIRST FLOOR: Two Drawing Rooms, two Bed- rooms, Store Room, w.c. SECOND FLOOR Two Sitting Rooms, two Bed- rooms, Store Room. THIRD FLOOR Five Bedrooms. LIFT FROM BASEMENT TO SECOND FLOOR. OUTSIDE Large Yard, two-stall Stable, Coach- House, Coal-House, Wash-House, w.c. All the Rooms are very commodious, most of the Bedrooms being Double-bedded Rooms. The House is situated on the West Parade, and is particularly well placed for a Lodging-House Business. Vacant posessioll may be had on 1st May next. For further particulars or for view apply to the Auctioneer, Market Street, Rhyl (Telephone 25), or to Messrs. JOLLIFFE & JOLLIFFE, i:9M Solicitors, 13, St. John Street, Chester. MR. JOSEPH WILLIAMS AUCTIONEER AND VALUER, RHYL. POOLE'S WEST END PRIVATE HOTEL, 55, WEST PARADE, RHYL. Important and Attractive Sale by Auction of Modern, Costly. Artistic and Serviceable Equipments in the above Residence, comprised in the Drawing, Din- ing,- Smoke, Breakfast and Billiard Rooms, 20 Bedchambers. Entrance Hall, Corridors, Stair- ways. Kitchens and Minor Domestic Offices, also Tenant's Fixtures and Fittings, including an Up- right Iron-framed Grand Pianoforte in Polished Walnut Case, Chippendale Inlaid Drawing Room Cabinets. Massive Marble Timepieces, Bronze Marli Horses, Royal Axminster and Wilton .Car- pets, Silvered Plate, Cutlery, China, Glass, Table and Bedchambers' Linen, Choice Oil Paintings, Steel Engravings, the property of Mrs. Poole, who is retiring. MR. JOSEPH WILLIAMS has been .L honoured with instructions by Mrs. Poole to Sell by Public Competition on the above Premises, on MONDAY. TUESDAY. WEDNESDAY, THURS- DAY. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, the 14th, 15th, 16th. 17th, 18th, and 19th MARCH, 1904, the whole of the Desirable, Valuable, Costly and Artistic RESIDENTIAL APPOINTMENTS AND BOARDING-HOUSE EQUIPMENTS, being the Contents of the FOUR DRAWING AND RECEPTION ROOMS, THE TWENTY BEDCHAMBERS, ENTRANCE HALL, CORRIDORS AND STAIRWAYS, KITC HENS AND MINOR DOMESTIC OFFICES, BILLIARD ROOM AND OUT-BUILDINGS; Full-size Billiard Table with Marking Boards, Cues and Accessories, Surplus Stock of Ironmongery, in- cluding Missive Brass and Iron Curbs and Fenders. Wheeler A" Wilson Sewing Machines, Brass Rods, &c., also Surplus Stock of Superior Brussels, Royal Axminster and Wilton Carpets; Silvered Plate, Cutlery, Dinner and Tea Services, Glass, Table and Bedchamber Linen, China, Tenant's Fixtures, Fit- tings, and Incandescent Lights. The Auctioneer desires to draw special attention to the above Sale, as the Residence was very recently furnished throughout by eminent firms of Birming- ham and London Cabinet Makers in a most effective manner. Descriptive Catalogue may be obtained of the Auctioneer few days prior to the Sale. View Days: Friday and Saturday, the 11th and 12th March, between the hours of 11 a.m. and 4 p.m., by Catalogue only. Sale each day at 2 o'clock precisely. R911 For further particulars apply to the Auctioneer, at his Offices, County Chambers. Rhyl. Tel. 0179 FRANK LLOYD & SONS, AUCTIONEERS, WREXHAM & ST. ASAPH TUESDAY NEXT, MARCH 15TH, at 12-15. IMPORTANT & UNRESERVED SALE • of 51 GRAND DAIRY COWS, Calving Heifers, Yearlings, Pedigree Stock, and Young Bulls. 6 PEDIGREE SHIRE MARES, FILLIES. AND HACKNEYS. 18 Bacon Pigs and In-pjg Sows, 33 Couples of Poultry, Quantity of Wheat, a large modern collection of AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, GEARS, MACHINERY, at RHYDORDDWY FAWR FARM, RHYL, by order of Frank Bibby, Esq. (who is retiring). Catalogues from Frank Lloyd & Sons, Auctioneers, Wrexham. 9405 COMPLETION OF 1850 HORSES. NORTH WALES REPOSITORY, WREXHAM. FRANK LLOYD & SONS GREAT LIGHT HORSE SALES. Wednesday next, March 16th, 250 High-class Harness Horses, 20 Match Pairs, and 60 made Hunters. Thursday, 17th, 200 Small Harness Horses, chiefly 15 hands to 15-2. Friday. 18th, Great Sale of 300 Show Horses. Pedigree Hackneys. Cobs and Ponies, Hunter Hackney, Cob and Polo Stallior a. Parade and .Judging 10-30. Sales 12-15. Catalogues from the Auctioneers. 9471 JOHN CHEETHAM, Accountant & Estate Agent FIRE, LIFE, AND ACCIDENT INSURANCES. INCOME TAX RECLAIMS PREPARED. FURNISHED HOUSES AND APARTMENTS. CEYLON BUILDINGS, ABERGELE ROAD, COLWYN BAY. Private Address: Kimberley Mount, Abergele Road. 67 Sales by Auction. MR. G. F. BYFORD, AUCTIONEER AND VALUER, RUTHIN. RUTHIN. STATION ROAD, A few yards from the Railway Station. Highly Important Sale of Valuable TOMB MEMORIALS, Tablets, Head Stones, Ledges, Curbs, Sundial Post with Plate, fixed Slabs, Lawn Mowers, Sink, Water and Pig Troughs, Channel Pijes, Gulley Traps. Chimney Pots, Ridge Tiles, Paving Bricks, two Wooden Sheds with Slate and Galvanised Roofs, Blacksmith's Bellows, Bogey Truck, 3 Ladders, Hoisting Ropes and Slings, Scaffolding Planks, and a large variety of Builder's Plant, Materials and Tools, &c. MR. GEORGE F. BYFORD is in- structed by the Executrix of the late Mr. John Morris to Sell by Auction, upon the above Premises, without reserve, on SATURDAY, the 12th Day of MARCH, 1904, the very Valuable STOCK OF TOMB MEMORIALS, Head Stones, Ledges, and Curbs, in Marble, Granite, Yorkshire and Limestone, &c. Sale at 12 o'clock punctually. Auctioneer's Office, St. Peter's Square, Ruthin. 9430 Messrs. FREDERICKS FREDERICK, Auctioneers and Valuers, Llandudno & Deganwy. R 0 s E VILLA, DEGANWY, N.W. MESSES. FREDERICK & FREDERICK have the honour to announce that they have been favoured with instructions from Miss Kerfoot (who is relinquishing housekeeping) to Catalogue and Sell by Public Auction, on the premises, on WEDNESDAY, 16th MARCH, 1904, the whole of her HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE & EFFECTS, briefly comprising as hereunder Brussels Carpets, Axminster Rugs, Handsome Pier Glass, Elegant Dining Room Suite, Occasional Tables, Dining Tables, Tapestry Table Covers, Curtains, Blinds, Lamps, Rare Engravings, Mahogany Side- board, Damask Table Covers, Serviettes, Curbs, Fen- ders, Fire Irons, Fire Brasses, Mantel Draperies, Ornaments, Vases, Electro-Plated Goods, Bedsteads in full size, 3ft. Brass Rail and Iron Bedsteads with Brass Embellishments, Feather Beds, Bolsters, Pil- lows, Wool Mattresses, Hair Mattresses, Cable Woven Wire Mattresses, Washhand Stands, Mahogany and Deal Dressing Chests and Chest of Drawers, Toilet Ware, Towel Rails, Toilet Glasses, Dressing Tables, Kitchen Table, Cutlery, Pots, Pans, &c.; also a HAND- SOME ROSEWOOD PIANO by John Broadwood & Sotts. Sale at 2 p.m. precisely. c25f Catalogues and further particulars may be obtained from Messrs. Frederick & Frederick, Auctioneers, Llandudno and Deganwy; Mr. J. Charlton, Hariidale, Deganwy; or of R. C. Evans, Esq., Penmaenmawr. Sales by Private Treaty. To CAPITALISTS, TRADESMEN, &c. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE TREATY, FREEHOLD BUSINESS PREMISES, At OLD COLWYN, KNOWN AS THE "PPST OFFICE." FINE opportunity of permanently securing the most central position at Old Colwyn the only corner business premises commanding the principal portion of the Village, both in the Erection of Colwyn Bay and of Penmaen Rhos, whire the Road to the Dingle (recently taken over by the District Council) passes the house. Admirable site for a BANK.— Apply to J. M. PORTER, 9379 Estate "Office, Colwyn Bay. BUILDING LAND FOR SALE. TO BE SOLD by Private Treaty, several PLOTS of BUILDING LAND in Gamlin Street, Rhyl, suitable for the erection of Houses from £ 12 to £ 15 per annum,* which are in great demand; Price, 4s. per square yard, or £ 40 a plot. Also 3,000 SQUARE YARDS OF BUILDING LAND AT RH ODD LAN, fronting the main road, and having a pleasant, sunny aspect, suitable for the erection of a similar class of House; Price, 2s. 6d. per square yard. Builders can be financed. Apply to MR. F. J. GAMLIN, Solicitor, 4, Clwyd Street, Rhyl. r18f REFRIW.-TO be Sold by Private Treaty, as a i going concern, a well-established LAUNDRY BUSINESS; the Premises are Freehold, and posses- J sion can be had upon Completion; satisfactory results can be shown from the books kept, and reason for disposing of the Business.—For further particulars apply to MESSRS. ROBERT AND ROGERS JONES, Auctioneers, Llanrwst. 9469 ESTATE AGENT, SURVEYOR, AND VALUER. Estates Managed and Developed. V Valuations and Surveys for all A purposes. Zvr/ Telephone STY CAYLBY No. 53- e0 ESTA TB OFFICE, XL WYNNSTAY CHAMBERS, COLWYN BA Y. SOLE AGENT to the CAYLEY ESTATE WHICH COMPRISES SOME 300 ACRES OF RIPE BUILDING LAND Between Colwyn Bay and Rhos-on-Sea, WITH Magnificent Uninterrupted Sea Frontage of i, 000 yards. 8045 Boarding Establishment. ELLERS DALE, CONWAY ROAD, COLWYN BAY. This High-Class Boarding Establishment is beauti- fully situated, and is luxuriously furnished, near to Golf Links, Sea and Wood. Excellent Cuisine Sanitary arrangements perfect. Tariff. clom MISS RICHARDSON, Proprietress.

St. Asaph Guardians. Nominations. YESTERDAY, Mr Charles Grimsley, clerk to the Si. Asaph Union, received the nominafions for Guardians, -and1 the appended) is a complete lifs,t ABERGELE.-—John Williams, district sur- veyor, Bronfelen John: Pierce, saddler, Victoria House. DENBIGH.—John Ellis Jones, hairdresser, 25, Beacon's Hill; Hugh Williams, tailor, 12, Hall Square; James Green, ironmonger, 49, Hgh.street Thomas Chariest Jones, commercial" traveller, 15, "Lentan. Pool; William Henry 'Hugihes, accountant, 45, High-street; Gwilym Parry, accountant, 24, Chapel-street; Susannah Mary Gee, spinster, -Bro,n.allt; Thomas Pierce Hughes, draper, Old! House. HENLLAiN.—William William,s, farmer, Cae Drun, Trefnant; Robert Lloyd, farmer, Gwaera ynog'bnch Farm. PRESTATYN.— Robert Jones, gentleman, Lly s Eirian. RHYL (Ea,st).-Samuel Perks, gentleman, Dolalnog; johni Frimston, draper, Moss Villa; Peter Mostjm iWil'liaons, accountant, Craigmore George Alex. Taverner, gentleman, Cresley H ouse; William Silvester, gentleman, The Elms, Queen's Walk. RHYL (South).—<George Fred Gunner, gentle- man, Irvin-edale, Elwy-street; t\1,p.ry: Jones, married woman', Vonyd; Robert Llew. Jones, timber merchant, Elwy-street; Jo'hn Hughes Ellis, wine- merchant, Springfield s. RHYL (West).—-David Trehearn, gentleman, 20, Beechiwood-road; John Roberts Jones,solici. tor, Woodlands John Hughes Ellis, wine mer- chant, Springfield's; Hugh Edwards, grocer, Penma,en House.

Rhyl Urban District Council. The Nomination of Candidates. YESTERDAY, hef,ore ,noon, the nominationl of can- didateg- for the Rhyl Urban District Council took place, and judging by the number of nomi- nationls there is a prospect 'of further elec- tioneering in the town. The retiring members were,S,ou;th Ward: fp J. Williams, Alexan-, dra Hotel, and1 Mr John Hughes, grocer, Vale- road. W'e,s:t Ward: Mr T. Whitley (chairman), and Mr David Griffith, builder. East Ward: Mr H. A. Tilby, and Mr J. Gannhn. Mr D. Griffith did! not seek re-election. The following nominations were received by Mr Arthur Rowlands (clerk to the Council) :— South Ward. LLEWELYN) BLACKWELL EVANS, brick manufacturer, Whitford House, Morl-ey-road, Rhyl.—Proposed ;by Hugh Hughes, junr, Bod- for-street seconded by John IE lias Jones, i, Agnes-terrace, Marsh-road. Also propose.d by E. Parker Davies, High-street1; seconded by J ..in; Jones, 46, Kinmel-street. JOHN1 IIUQITES, grocer, 28, Vale-road, Rhyl. -Propoised by Robert Oidlfield, Gladstone Build. ings seconded! by Robert Jones, Fortycf. Also proposed by 'Joseph Parry, Council-terrace; s'econded by David1 Owens, 9, Sisson-street. JOSEPH ALEXANDRA WILLIAMS, Alex- andra Hotel, R'hyl, hotel keeper and earr'age proprietor.—Proposed by G. H. Slack, Fairfield Lodge,Warren-rcad; seconded by William Hen- shaw Richards, 16, ■Bodtfor-street. East Ward. LLEWELYN B. EVANS, Morley-road.—Pro- posed by Robert Richards, 6, Belle Vue-terrace, Bath-street; seconded by William Roberts, i, 'Brighton-road. FRANCIS JOHN GAMLIN, solicitor, San- do\vn, RhyJ.-Proposedby Ge:or,ge A. Taverner, Gresley House, Russell-road; seconded by Henry A. Tilby, Regent Villa. GEORGE A. TAVERNER, Gresley House.— Proposed by John H. Ellis, Springfield's seeon- ded by W. Winterbottam, 3, Conway-street. HENRY A. TILBY, agent, Regent Villa, Paradise-street, Rhyl.—Proposed by Edwin Jones, 8, Brighton-road; seconded by David Dav'ies, Freelainds. WILLIAM WINTERBOTTAM, agent, 3, Conwy-street, Rhyl.—Proposed by Harry Adam's Steer, Russell-road; secondedl bv Alf. Sheffield, Cloveley. West Ward. EDWARD HUGHES, builder, Heathcroft, Grange-road.—Proposed by Robert Llewelyn Jones, Fronfraith seconded by William: Robert Everatt, 13, Crescent-road. ALFRED JONES, house furnisher, Bron Heu-l-og, Highfield-Park.—Proposed by Jno. Tal- bott, 5, Queen-street; ,seconded by John D. Asher, 34, Cre,s,c-cii!roaci. THOMAS WHITLEY, builder, Clydfan, I\ing's-avenue.-Propos,ed by, A. Sheffield'; seconded by E. E. Vaughan, i, Vaughan-s.treet. Also proposed by David Williams, 69, West Parade seconded by M. Jones, 34, Crescent- road. Alsoi by Joseph A. Williams, Alexandra Hotel; secondedl by R. Kerfoot Hughes, 39, John-street. Also proposed by Martha Kinsey, 26, Abbey-street; seconded by Mary Jane Lloyd, 10, Aquar'um-street. Withdrawals will be received until the inst., and if more than two norni nations remain an -election will take place in the. Ward con- cerned on the 28th inst.

Llanddulas Parish Council. Nominations. THE following are ,the nominations for this Parislh Council: — Douglas Smiiitih Bird, schoolmaster, Arnold House; Mark Cross, miller, The Mill; Edwin Jones, grocer, Mill-street; Thomas Morris Jones, .farmer, Tynewydd; William Francis Jones, grocer, Caersalem. House; Benjamin John Phillips, clerk in Holy Orders, Brynhy- ifryd; Lewis Roberts, qu-arryman, Hill Side; Samuel Valentine, quarryman, Mill-street; Thomas Benjamin Williams, quarrymain, 9, Ta,i Dulas.

Important Agricultural Sale. IT is with) pleasure we call the attention of our agricultural readers to the important uin!res>e,rved and dispersion ,s'ale at Rhydoxddiwy Fawr Far in, Rhyl, on Tuesday next, tihe 15th inst. Mir B'i'bby for several years has been a well-* known figure at our 'surrounding shows, and m,adleeven more conspicuous by the excellence of the animals he exhibited1, with the result that by retaining these an,irmals. for use in his own dairy stock, he has -some most promising youngsteais to offer. The majority of the cows have been mated' with the prize- winning sire, 'Peteirwell Knight." Lot 47 in the catalogue and others have calves at foot by him. Th e two shire mares are of the good oJd-fasihioned type, with short legs, descended1 from, fashion- ably-bred parents, whilst the fillies are good .s,oirts, and eligible fotr tihe S.H.S.B. A large and modern. collection of agricultural imple- ments, suit-able for a 400 aicre farm, and in manry inst-aincesi quite -equal to new, and it is a well-known -saying of Mr Bibby's "the be'slt or none at all," and we fek-11 sure a-fteir having in- spected the numerous lots enumerated in: the catalogue, ouir readeris will agree t'hat Mr Bibby has carried the, saying o-uft to the letteir. Cata- logues may be (had from-, the place of safbe or tbe auctioneers, as advertising columns.

Last Night's Socials., BACHELORS' SOCIAL." — bachelors' social was given at. the v' Christ Church Schoolroom and was a flit nearly one hundred members of the jjels0"' tables were presided over by Messrs F. & T. B. Mc'Cormick, P. C. Williams, Hugh and Watmough. The whole of the arra „joy^ for the social," which was of a ver^uacbe'°r8' nature, were superintended solely by the After tea Miss Winnie Davies proposed, ^o/J Nelson seconded, and a hearty v°te 0 I tfoeP^ accorded the gentlemen for the tea. position of Mr F. Nelson, seconded by Williams, the young ladies were hear" for assisting in the arrangements. Last CLWYD STREET CHAPEL SOCl^ night there was a most pleasing social oCc3' tainment in the schoolroom and chapeli children. sion being the annual gathering of tnt #ef About one hundred and twenty c (.jjies^i provided with an excellent tea, and the gcbfj superintended by the teachers of the Suno j P'? assisted by Mrs S. T. Jones, Mrs Wm. J „tof'i Roberts. The cost of tea was drfrayeout 0 Sunday School Fund. Competitions in Sitig of reciting were taken part in by several Olarge young children, and greatly enjoyed by gathering of parents and friends. Mr sC(i# Jones, of Cynwal Villa, secretary to the conducted the proceedings. {¡as! ST. MARY'S CATHOLIC SOClA^tbolic night, a social was given in the St. Mary Schools by Dr and Mrs O'Donnell and I* rrfea"e!j of Butterton-road, when there was a entefe,{ dance of the members of the church, W 0^ into the conviviality of the event with c° c # zest and pleasure. A musical Pro £ Iaanloi't,M! taken part in by Miss Goulding, Mr H P Wilcox, and Mrs Danderdale. Selectio gramophone by Mr Henrick formed an feature of the evening; and Mrs Hulrne c aitf a pianoforte solo.—A collection was take jj1 j the fund for the bazaar, which is to be Hjcii tbeL at the Town Hall. Another social, at & ot) s' will be special attractions, is to be he Patrick's Eve in the schools. t oight Last of IMMANUEL CHURCH SOCIAL.- fobers there was a large attendance of the if [,y the congregation at a social and tea 0b°fhW T. Betts, of the Holborn Restaurant, in juiifl l Market-street. The arrangements vveretjy & carried out, those responsible being Sre3n«*t. by the Rev E. E. Ingram, the pastor. presided, and after a brief address the t. programme was carried out Pianofor e Misses Jones, Highfield Park song g "s Homeland," Miss Elsie Stephenson s0.ue{, "1 Bassoon," Mrs. J. Foulkes pianoforte „ jjf and Master Cheetham reading, Cheetham song, That's what I'd do, .o0e,' u, Stephenson and song, The Old TrorO J. Foulkes. A hearty vote of thanks Mr Betts for his kindness, and to the ar had rendered services. QUEEN'S PALACE EASTER EISTE^ ntJ —Our readers will observe by an advert! ,g another column that a grand Eisteddfo jjs held at the Queen's Palace, Rhyl, on £ 0l- v2f! jo day, when handsome prizes are offered ,afjoi)lS competitions. Special seating > be arranged for the day.