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Forthcoming Events Free insertions under this column to all those who bring in their Printing on all Forth-coming Events. APRIl. 17th—Grand Entertainment at Wern- fawr Hall, Harlech 18th-Sale be Public Auction at Dyffryn by Mr Walter Lloyd Jones 18th—Clay Pigeon Shooting Competi- tion at Bontddu 22nd-The Annual Primrose Fete at the Assembly Rooms. 22nd—Barmouth Dramatical Company at Dyffryn 22nd—Sale of Household Furniture at Llanbedr by Mr Walter Ll. Jones JUNE 3rd, 4th & 5th.-Grand Bazaar at the Council School, Dyffryn. 17 & 18fch— The Bangor Diocesan Sale of Work For Missions Over-Seas at the Church Hall, Barmoutb. AUGUST. 5tb.-Flower, Fruit and Vegetable Show at the Council School, Llwyngwril SEPTEMBER. Caersalem Sale of Work, TO BE LET FURNISHED for the -L Season, Heather Bank. Apply, Evan Griflith, Bodmeirion, Barmouth. TO BE SOLD, the Two Freehold JL Dwelling Houses, Nos. 1 and 2, Glanaber Terrace, together or separate- ly. Apply, Samuel Jones, at No. 2. TENDERS. THE HARBOUR TRUST invite i ETENDERS for strengthing the ) footing of the Quay Wall with stone pitching, also cement pointing, etc. Plans and Specifications can be seen j at No. 4, Porkington Terrace or at Glanymor House. Tenders to be in hand not later than Monday, April 27th, 1914, and sent to the undersigned. The lowest or any Tender will not necessary be accepted. T. MARTIN WILLIAMS, Secretary to the Harbour Trust. BARMOUTH COUNTY SCHOOL. MID-DAY MEALS. TENDERS are hereby invited for T the supplying of Meat, Groceries, Vegetables, Potatoes, Fish, and Milk during the next three school terms. Tenders must reach the undersigned, properly endorsed, not later than April 28th, 1914, and further particulars will be supplied on application. R. LLEWELYN OWEN, April 14t]i, 19 1 1 4 Clerk to the Governors. April 14th, 1914. Assembly Rooms Sf. Ann's mansions, I 113 A R M 0 U T H. Annual Prjmros fete WeduesdaptJipril + 22nd, J 1914. Fancy Dress Optional. Ticket 1/- Commencing 7 p.m. p:}j The Pick of theln all. of thei-ii all. Wouldn't it be worth your while to try a bottle of the one and only H.P Sauce? THE ART PICTURE HOUSE, PAVILION, BARMOUTH. W NIGHTLY AT 8. Thursday, Friday, and Saturday, In the Midst of the Jungle. Magnificent Films and no one should miss these on any account. THE GREATEST SUCCESS OF MODERM TIMES. The Pictures of the season and the most beauti- ful ever shown, they hold the record, they fascinate everybody and are the sensations of the year POPULAR PRICES OF ADMISSION: ad. and ad. For every descripton of PRINTING E? E 8 ?S) N H a ?N 'MBB) K?Wi?a?S? M??m?h???? Call at "Advertiser" Office Water Street. Tel. No. 37 Jt. 'L/ J .t v, ? f v- V c -■
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Football.- On Easter Monday at a football competition at Pwllheli, a team from Barmouth was successful in win- ning the medals offered for competition. Ambulance.—Last week, the Bar- mouth Junction Ambulance Team won the Cambrian Railways Challenge Shield, in connection with the St. John's Ambulance Association, at a competition held at Machynlleth, when no fewer than nine teams competed, Barmouth Junction team was the winner of the shield last year. The winning team is entitled to bold the trophy for one year. The name and date of the competition are engraved on the shield and the winning team this year will have the honour of represen- ting the Company in Sb. John's Am- bulance Competition, open to all rail- ways, in London, next Wednesday,when Dr. Hugh Jones, Dolgelley, who has for years done much self-sacrificing work in his district for the Association, will be one of the joint examiners. Primrose Day.—On Wednesday next, April 22nd, the annual Primrose Fete will take place at St, Ann's Mansions and the Assembly Rooms, Barmouth. The proceedings will commence with a tea presided over by the Women's Unionist Committee and their lady t friends in St. Ann's Mansions at 7 p-iii) and followed by an excellent programme of entertainments in the Assembly Rooms. Amongst other items arc the following Children's Chinese Play, "Aladdin, or the slave of the lamp," musical programme, tableaux, recita- tions bv Mr Kershaw, of Aberdovey; skirt dancing by Miss Logan of Pen- rhyndeudraetb, and Mr Sam Thompson, the prospective Unionist candidate, will speak. There is a long dance programme to follow. Tickets are Is. each, 3d. children under 14, obtainable from any member of the Women's Committee, or the Secretary, or the Unionist Club, Barmouth. It is always a most popular entertainment, and promises this year to even exceed its former popularity. Good Friday's Entertainment.On Good Friday evening the Wesleyans held their annual concert. This year again it took the form of grand enter- tainment, which proved so suceessful twelve months ago. This year again its success went beyond even the most sanguine expectations. Early in the year a committee was formed with Miss Blodwen Griffith as secretary and Mr'G. E. Owe') as treasurer; and for weeks both trainers and children were preparing for last Friday's entertain- ment. But whatever the labour spent every one who had anything to do with the concert had the satisfaction of seeing their efforts crowned with suc- cess. First of all we had selections on the Harps by Messrs David Roberts and Stanley Jones", Then came a number of little children and to the delight of the audience sang an action song, "When babies go to school." We had afterwards another action song portraying Japanese tea girls called Gay Little Geishas. Then Miss Janet Crabbe gave us a delightful song and dance, and ap- peared twice in succession. Following-this came a number of children dressed up as cooks, and gave a very good rendering of another action song called "LittleCooks." Miss Florrie Whitehead then sang Have you seen my Doll, the distinct manner in which this little girl enuncia- ted her words was something marvellous. Afterwards we had Morris dances with orchestra which took very well. Then a number of young children dressed ready for bed in their nighties each with a candlestick gave an action song portraying the "coming of the Dream Man." Then another group of girls in gipsy style gave a good rendering of another action song, entitled: "Little Gipsies." Miss L. J. Price then gave us a song. Following by a number of boys dressed up as sailors and girls singing. We had a very picturesque rendering of another action song,, entitled Gallant Lifeboat Crew." Then came another group dressed up in Dutch style and gave a very good rendering of a Dutch song with dance accompanied with orchestra the little boy and girl who sang in this group gave universal satisfaction. Then we bad a sketch, entitled: No smoking allowed." And with the singing of "Hen wlad fy nbadau," and God Save the King," a very enjoyable evening came to a close. Without the aid of either chairman or I conductor everything worked like a machine. Where every one did their part so well it is rather invidious to select any names, but all admit the valuable help received from Mr and Mrs David E. James, The Pharmacy; and Mr G. E. Owen, devoted his whole energy to the success of the conceit. The Committee feel very much in- debted to all and every one who ungrudingly gave their help. The Pavilion was packed and the concert has turned out a financial success. Protest.—The following resolution was on the motion of the Rev, Tlieophilus Lewis, and seconded by the Rev. Afonwy Williams, unanimously passed at the Dyffryn Calvinistic Methodists District Meeting held at Talsarnau last Wednesday —" That we desire to express our disapproval of the unfair means and methods used by the Church Party to secure signatures to their petition against the Disendow- ment Clause of the Bill for the Dis- establishment and Disendowment of the Church of England in Wales." A MEMBER. I