The Barmouth and County Advertiser and District Weekly News

DEIGRYN HIRAETH I Uwcb bedd y diweddar Mr. D. T. JONES, Prifatbraw Ysgol y Cynghor, Fourcrosses. 0 Dafydd anwyl, nid difudd einioes Un oedd o fwriad yn nydd ei feroes, Addysgwr diwyd, befyd wr byfoes, Heb eithrio orig, bu athraw eirioes Ei glaadu i lu bu'n loes-drwy'r parthau, Gwelir ei eisiau medd galar eisioes. Dyg hefyd glaer adgofion-diatai Gwyd eto fyw swynion I'w dra uchel ymdrechion, Car o fri, cywir ei fron. Hir wylo 1 lu mawr welaf-am wron Mae hiraeth o'r eitbaf Dafydd, geisydd agosaf Eto'n wir aeth at ei Naf. Bronllwyn, Gelli. 'MURMURYDD.

In Iftemortttn. In Sad but Loving Memory of my dear Mother, Sushannah Evans, who passed away to the Higher Life March, 31st., 1913. A light is from our household gone, A voice I loved is still, A place is vacant in my home Which never can be filled." A bitter grief a shock severe To part with one I loved so dear But mother dear, I'll not complain But hope in Heaven to meet again." Her Sorrowful Daughter, ANNIE. 1 2, Hendre Villas.

In Loving Memory of onr Dear Aunt, Ann Evans (the beloved wife of the late John Evans, Glan-y-Mor), who passed away March 19th, 1905. "Peace, Perfect, Peace." NEPHEW AND NIECE. m Bill-IMIN

CORRESPONDENCE. I I We do not hold ourselves responsible for thp opinions of our correspondents. PANORAMA PLEASURE GROUNDS. To the Editor. Sir,— Ratepayer's letter in one of your last issues has prompted me to enquire what sum the letting of the Refresh- ment Shed on the above grounds did yield to the Council annually. I was J astonished to learn that it is but the I paltry sum of a little over six pounds. I Surely, Mr Editor, this is a totally I inadequate revenue for the privilege of l catering for all the visitors who visited I the beautiful Panorama Pleasure I Grounds and I would respectfully urge that the Council should lose no time in inviting offers for the tenancy. If they will only do so I feel sure that there will be several who will gladly avail them- selves of the opportunity of sending in an offer. Why not invite offes such as was done with the foreshore which now produces such a substantial return ? Yours truly, ANOTHER RATEPAYER. I

WANTED. I WANTED-An Apprentice to the W Millinery and Sales, Also ap- prentices for dressmaking. Apply-Mrs W. O. Williams, Paris House. w ANTED.-Good General. Three in family. Character required, Coed Mor, near Barmouth. I

BARMOUTH URBAN DISTRICT COUNCIL ELECTION. TO THE-ELECTORS.. I Ladies and Gentlemen,— Having been pressed by ever so many of the ratepayers to be a candidate for the Urban District Council, and also nominated without my knowledge, so as to necessiate my withdrawing, and, per- haps, at the same time I owe a word of apology for my non-contest. It is not for the want of public spirit, If my life is spared, I may appear another time. In conclusion I beg to thank the many friends for their much cherish and expressed good opinion. 2, GIynd wr, H. MORRIS. 2, Glyndvvr, Barmouth.

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Cyfarfod Cystadleuol Siloam.—Cofier J am hwn. Cynhelir ef nos Fawrtb, Mawrtb 31ain. Dechreuir am 7 o'r gloch. Mynediad i mewn, 6c. plant dan 14 oed, Sc. Bydd oystadleuaethau i'r plant, ar bobl ieuainc, a phob oed. Promotion.—Mr Hugh Davies (late of Barmouth), assistant superintendent of the Prudential Insurance Company, has been promoted from the Dolgelley dis- trict to the Pwllheli district. Mr Davies has been in charge of the Barmouth and Dolgelley district for the last sixteen years. Park Road Chapel Teaparty and Competitive Meeting. The annual teaparty and competitive meeting, held under the auspices of the Park Road Chapel Sunday School, took place last Wednesday. In the afternoon, the young scholars sat down to an excellent repast. In the evening a competitive meeting was held under the conductor. ship of Mr John Edwards, St. Ann's. The following were the list of awards I RECITATIONS. I Children under 8 years of age. 1st, Jack Roberts, Maeshafod; Gwynetb Roberts, do.; Dick Roberts, do. Under 12 years. 1st, May Evans, Gwelfor 2, Kitty Evans, do,; 3, Jennie Lloyd Lewis, Brynteg. Under 15 years. 1st, Gracie Richards, Glanydon 2, Mary Lewis, Ceilwart. Under 18 years 1st, Lizzie Ann Richards, Glanydon; and Jenny Jones, Balmoral (equal). MUSIC. Children under 12. 1st, Richie Griffith, Lluesty; 2, Lewis Edwards, Green Bank 8, LIoydie Griffith, King's Crescent. Under 8 years. 1, Gwyneth Richards, Greenbill; Jack Roberts, and Dick Roberts (equal). Under 15 years. 1st, Gracie Richards. Singing from the Modulator. 1, Richie Griffith, Kitty and May Evans (equal). Over 15 years. 1, Lizzie Ann Richards. Duett competition, Ruth Evans,Gwel- for, and Madge Price, Brynithel. ESSAYS. I Chief essay. 1st, Miss B. A. Wil- liams, Artro House; 2nd, Mrs Morgan, St. Ann's. Under 25 years of age. 1st, Jenny Jones 2, Mary Jones, Maeshafod. SCRIPTURE. EXAMINATIONS. For those over 25 years of age. 1st, Miss. Edwards, Bank House; 2, Mrs Morgan and Miss B. A. Williams(equal). Under 25 years. 1st, Miss Mary Jones. Under 18 years. 1, Florence Edwards, Melbourne House; 2, Jenny Jones; 3, Ruth Evans. Class VI. 1st, May and Kitty Evans, and Gracie Richards (equal). Class V. 1st, Ricbie Griffith; 2nd, Jack Roberts 3, Lloydie Griffiti). MISCELLANEOUS. Explaining a hymn. 1st, Mr John Roberts; 2, Miss B. A. Williams, and Mr Francis Morris (equal). Best Map. 1st, Lewis C. Edwards, Melbourne House:, 2, Lizzie A. Richards. Best handwriting. 1st, Gracie Richards and Jack Roberts (equal). Answering temperance questions. 1st, Kitty and May Evans, and Lloydie Griffith (equal). Ditto, 1st, Lizzie Ann Richards; 2, Jack Roberts; 3, Dick Roberts. Answering questions from the Life of Christ. 1st, Kitty Evans. 2nd, May Evans and Richie Griffith (equal); 3rd, Lewis Edwards. Answering questions from the Life of David. 1st, Jack Roberts, Dilys Griffith, Kind's Crescent; and Esme Hughes, Park Road (equal) 3, Lewis Edwards. Repeating a story. 1st, Kitty Evans. Best attendance at the Band of Hope. 1st, Jennie Lewis and Richie Griffith (equal). During the evening, the children sang several choruses under the leadership of I Mr W. J. Griffith, Lluesty. The Accompanist was Miss Madge Price, Brynithel. The adjudicators were Revs. Edwin Jones, Vaughan Humphreys, Gwynoro Davies, and S. T. Hughes, Messrs Joseph Thomas, C.M., J obn Roberts, Ripon House John Lloyd, M.A., Owen Griffith, Beulah Hill; and Rbys Jones. The duties of secretary were carried out by Mr Evan Evans, Gwelfor; and the treasurer was Capt. William Jones, Penycei.