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I IT Y RHYFEL.! SUDDO LLONG GER AMLWCH. Colli Pedwar Bywyd. Dydd Sadwrn suddwyd y llong "Cambank" oddeutu pum milltir o Amlwch. Lladdwyd peirianydd a dan daniwr, a boddodd un arall o'r criw wrth geisio neidio i gwch. Dyma fel yr edrydrl gohebydd o Amlwch: CCBrydnawn heddyw (Sadwrn) brawychwyd trigolion y lie hwn gan y newydd trist fod y SCambank' wedi cael ei tharo gyda thorpedo oddeutu pum milltir i'r dwyrain o oleudy Lynas Point. Yrogasalodd tyrfa fawr yn ddiymdroi i weled y rhai a achubwyd yn cyr- raedd y lan. "Galwyd bywydfa Bull Bay alJan a dygwyd y dwyloi fewn tua 3.20. "Dywed- odd y first a'r second mate fod y 'Cambank' ar ei mordaith i Garston o New Elba. "Pan darawyd hi yr oedd ym myned yn ol y cyflym- der o 8 knot. Ni roed rhybudd o gwbl gan tan forawl y gelyn. Gwelodd rbai o'r criw y periscope, a dywedodd y pilot ei fod wedi gweled y torpedo yn dod i gyfeiriad y llestr Gwnaed pob ymdrech i geisio ei ochel, ohd ofer a fu pob ymgais gan fod y llestr yn myned moraraf.
IFRIENDLY SOCIETIES ACT, 1896.,
FRIENDLY SOCIETIES ACT, 1896., ADVERTISEMENT OF DISSOLUTION BY INSTRUMENT. NOTICE is hereby given that the Corwena Lodge, 671 of the National Independent Order of Oddfellows, Register No. 63, held at the Market Hall Buildings Corwen, in the County of Merioneth, dissolved by Instrument, registered a', this Office, the 17th day of February, 1915, unless within three months from the date of the Gazette in which this advertisement appears proceedings be com- menced by a member or other person interested in, or having any claim on, the funds of the Society, to set aside such dissolution, and the same be set aside accordingly. G. STUART ROBERTSON, Chief Registrar. Dean Stanley Street, Westminster, The 8th day of February, 1915.
I BELGIAN REFUGEES' FUND !
BELGIAN REFUGEES' FUND Statement from Nov. 1914 to Feb. 1915 Receipts £ s. d. From veiwing Premises 0 5 6 Collections and Contributions 86 0 10 „ Coll'tion (Gwydd'wern Church) 0 15 5 „ Drama at Gwyddelwern 5 0 0 Sale (Provisions from Canada) 1 9 6 Collection (Salem Chapel) 0 3 6 „ Belgian Concert, 9th Feb. 5 8 0 999 2 9 Payments' £ s. d. On account of Guests at undermen- tioned places: Corwen-Arrived Oct. 29, 1914 Traedsmen's Accounts 9 6 6 Cash Allowance 13 9 0 22 6 6 Melin Rug—Arrived Jan. 4, 1915 Tradesmen's Accounts 7 5 3 Cash Allowance 6 10 0 13 15 3 Gwyddelwerii—Arr'd Dec. 24.1914 Tradesmen's Accounts 7 7 1 Cash Allowance 6 5 0 13 12 1 Canadian Provisions (divided) 1 9 6 Belgian Concert- £ 1 each for local Refugees 3 0 0 Balance 44 19 5 Y,99 2 9 L. LLOYD JOHN, Hon. Secretary. N.B.—The Committee note with regret that the subscriptions promised show a tendency to fall off. It cannot be too strongly urged that the income should be maintained to enable the Committee to discharge their sacred obligations to our Belgian Guests who have lost their all. Contributions may be paid to the Hon Secretary or to any of the Lady Collectors.
Advertising
STOP PRESS. TROOPS RIOT IN INDIA. A serious riot amongst the Bengal Infantry has just taken place at Signapore when 50 British Officers and Men were killed. It was caused by troops refusing to obey orders. Mr Lloyd George will visit Rhyl next Monday instead of Saturday. THE Sale of the Season Bon Harche, CORWEN, GREAT !!)!? a a M a Bi t )l! M W B A &B A aM A? SALE Fat J s L NOW .O, AND WILL CONTINUE UNTIL Saturday, March 6th. No Job Goods bought for tbis SALE We shall mark remainder of WINTER GOODS at such a price that will effect a speedy clearance. THE BARGAINS that will be seen in all departments are such has have never been seen in Corwtn, as we are determined to CLEAR THE STOCK ♦— CALL AND SEE THE Ladies' Raincoats for 18/6 Well worth 25s. each. Ladies' Paletots from 10/6 Few odd Ls dies' Coats 2/6 each to clear DON'T MISS THIS SALE. Bon Marclie, Corwen