The Cambria Daily Leader

BONVMAEN INTERNATIGII Ii o INDUSTRIAL SCHOOLBOYS' SUCCESS If] RUGBY CODE. SUPERANNUATION QIJESTIIN. A meeting of the Swansea School At- tendance and industrial School Sub- committe-e was held on Monday, Mr. J. Powieslaad in the chair. The superintendent at the Industrial! School (Air. S. J. Edwards) reported] three admissions to the school. One! boy had been discharged. The total inl the jjchool was 6.5. Ail had gone on well! during the month. The report was adopted. Bonymaen intertiationais. A mdniite of the Medical Inspection! Sub-commixi>e-e was read, which stated j that the dental charges would be Is. for oxtractiou and Is. for each hlling. This wao:; approved. It was s-tate.d that the su!>seript!on to the Welsh Sc hools'" B-ugby Union for the Swansea Industrial School bov& had been p?d by !?u' John Llew?iyu. (Hear; hear. ) Mr. Kdwards ,aid th?t three boys had been picked for the Welsh national team and six were plaving against Newportj that day Mr. J. Lewis, referring to the Welsh national team, said his boy had been chosen captain. I Mr. and Mrs. Edwards' Pension. The chairman said last month they received a letter of resignation from Mr. and Mrs. Edwards, and the matter was postponed for a mouth to see ii arrangements could be made with re- gard to superannuation. A letter had been received from the Home Office on t-h<j subject. It was stated m this letter that a general scheme for the sup«>rannuafcion of office is of reforma- tories and iiKkusrtrial schools, as recom- mended by the recent departmental committee was now under considera-1 tion, and Mr. MoKenna feared it would j n.ot be possible to make any definite I announcein«.nt for Eome time. Any scheme that might be adapted would not be retrospective in its effect. With regard to granting Mr. and Mrs. Edwards a pension, it was sug- gested that the. committee bnng the matter before the. Local Goveruraeiit Board. Resignation Acmted. (I The Chairman: Our first duty is to accept the resignation of Mr. and Mrs.; Edwards. Mr. Lewis: I suppose that is definite. II We are losing an excellent ofifcer. Mrs. Roberts: lot will be a loss to the i whole district. Other members also spoke in apprecia- tion of the services of Mr. and Mrs. Ed- wards, and Mr. Edwards, in reply, said it was hard for him to break the nes ho had made for so many years. The work during the last few years had been a pleasure to him and Mrs. Edwards. It j was uphill work at first, but now they; were on the top of the mountain, and) no school in the kingdom received better i returns of the hoys who left. Mr. T. Howells: I quite agree with! everything Mr. Edwards has said. j The resignation was accepted with! regret, an-ci it was decided to apply to the Local Government Board with! respect to a pension for both Mr. and Mrs. Edwards, j Attendance. The Chairman and Mr. Olancy were! [elected representatives to -attend the! Reformatory and Refuge Union Triennial Conference at Newca.stle-on- Tyne on June 16th. The abstract of att.endane at the o?mNit?ry schwls for the month I?k,iided January, 1914, showed a total! percentage of 84 for the Council! Schools, and 86 for the non-provided school. The total percentage for all schools during the previous, month was 86, and the corresponding month of last year 87. The highest percentage H as at Christ Church infants' cchools and Oxford-street with 90, and St. Thomas and St. Helens 88. The atteud?nces at several of the schools had been affected hy epidemic, and two >schools had been closed. The lowest attendance 72 cent, at he Craig Infants and St. Thomas mfants. I

CARETAKER'S SUNDAY. ——— ——— [ COUNCILLOR (BUHL AND SILQAMj C. A-iL ,.1-FUCATiSN. I I Swansea, Education Building Suh-I Committee met on Monday afternoon, Mr. J. Devonaid presiding. Permis-sion wa.s giye n tor the use of Morriston School foe a tennis club social. Si loam Chapel, Pentre Estyll, applied for the use of Manselton School for all performance of a. WeMi play. conducted by II Pe.nn.r Mr. Col will: What would be the posi- tion, if they got it on Saturday. The caretaker would be working on Sunrlay and what about Sabbatarianism now? The Chairman; They don't consideri that, I Caretaker's Day of Rest. Mr. Colwill: They are strict Sab- batarians; t-hey don't care about the caretaker. I move that the Clojk write saying they can have it any night ex- cept, Saturday, because on Sunday the caretakers have to rest. The Clerk said they had been written to that it was unusual to grant the school on Saturdays, but they would probably take Monday or a Saturday ,) 11- k er thouzht i t., i,e-i-v desii-- it yen deir- evening, ar k er thought it very desir- able, as Mr. ColwHT said, that they should not have their caretakers work- ing on Sunday. The Clerk is to write saying that the school may be obtained on any evening except Saturday. I Baptist Well Schoel Contract. A contract of £ 2,5o4 for a new sctool at Baptist, Well to accommodate 493 scholars wa-s accepted.

I CRANE-DRIVEH'S FALL. i Victor Newbury, aged 26, employed! as a gantry-driver at the Port Talbot; Steelworks, on Monday fell from the crane on to the mill floor, landing on hIS head, and sustaining a fracture at the base of the skull. He was removal by motor ambulancej to the Swansea Hospital, aiter being I attended iocaiiy by Dr. J. Hadcliffe aaa Dr. J. M. Dickie.

Major A. K. McCuIoch, aged seventy four, formerly quartermaster at the School of Military gngimering. Chat- I ham, died suddenly last night in a tram- way-car at Gillingham, Kent. As part of the international memorial t-o Lord Lister, the committee of the memorial fund has cos"missioned Sir Thomas Brock, R.A., to execute a medallion portrait, to be placed in We-stn-iinster Abbey. Mnnicip-al Pi^form mem brs of the London County Council yesterday de- cided to nominate Lord Peel as chair- man of the Council fer 191 t-lo and Ir. A. 0. Goodrich, oi Stepney, us vice- l chairman.

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The London Master Builders' As- sociation has rejected the proposals recently submitted by the men's re- presentatives with a. view to ending the dispute in the Ioreon building trade, whic hhas lasted for more than four weeks. A conference of the men's unions to consider future action is to be held to-morrow. Inquiring into the loss of the Cairn steamer Oervona on the Newfound- land con-st last December, a Beard of Trade court afc Newcastle yesterday found that it was caused bv the wrong- ful act of the master, G. T. Stook, whose certificate was suspended fcr three months, and of the ehief officer. Magnus Johnstone, who was severely reprimanded. Colliding with a motor-car, a cyclist namcxl Anderson wa.s instantly killed at. Sutton, Surrey, last ninht.

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.CARMARTHEN LICENSES. RENEWED AT ADJIURNED LlCENSINC SESSiMS. The Carmarthen justices on Monday considered the licenses of three public- houses, against the renewal of which the pc-lice had lodged objections. In regard to the Spread Eagle Hotel, Bead Constable Maya 11 reported a con- viction against the former licensee, who was fined £ 5-3 for keeping the house for the purposes of betting, and added that he thought more attention might have been paid to the house by the represen- t.ativee. of the owners (Messrs. Atlsopp). The Mayor (Mr. John lewis) said the Bench were of opinion that more care should be taken of licensed premises by owners and licensees. Mr. Smith, representative of Messrs. Allsopps, said he was very much sur- prised at the remarks of the Head Con- stable with regard to the Spread Eagle. The owners had not the slightest idea of any misconduct. They were most care- ful with regard to tlveir tenants and their properties, and, had they the slightest intimation of anything wrong taking place, they would have had a change immediately. In granting a renewal of the license, the Mayor said the Bench were con- vinced that the owners did not know that anything wrong was going on. White Horse inn. On behalf of the owfier and licensee. Mr. Griffith Owen, solicitor, applied for a renewa] of the license of the White Horse. Inn, Priory-street, against which the police reported a conviction in Feb., 1913, for .sealing liquor during pro- hibited hours. i Having warned the licensee, the Bench granted a renewal. I Square and Compass. The license of the Square and Com- pass Inn. Water-street, WAS also re- newed. Mr. Carson (of the firm of Messrs. Hoderick, Richards and Co., MaMfUy). for the owners and lieengoe intimating that considerable structural alterations had been carried out. A conviction was reported against the j former licensee in August last.. L.

A BETTER WEEK. CONSIDERABLE ACTIVITY SHOWN IN SWANSEA PORT. Swansea, Monday.—The trado of the port I 1a.,t weak displayed considerable activity, 1 i-.n(. compared with the corresponding week last year the total imports and exports eiv; aft iucrea-ee of 1,000 tons. The import i.rad0 wa.s satisfactory, and there wa? brisk- ness in the coal trade. The improvement was maintained in the patent, fuel trade, and there was a heavy shipment of tin- olates. Shipments of coal and patent fuel were 3.12.784 tone. Foreign imports-Sweden, 200 tons gen- eral inorway, 689 loads timber and 200 tons general; Germany, 500 tons general; Hoi land and Belgium, 3,400 tons general; France, 1,477 tons iron ore and 100 tons gen- eral; Portugal, 1,616 tons iron pyrites and 591 tons copper precipitate; Cape of Good Hope, 3,216 tons copper regulus, 590 tons cop- per ore and 16 tons copper; New York, 200 tons general. Coal sbivments-Russia. 1.920 tons; Norway, 5,963 tons. Germany, 2,960 tons; Holland and Belgium. 1,750 tons; France, 32,878 tons; Spain, 3.892 tone; Italy, 16,912 tons; Tunis, 620 tone: Asiatic T-urttey, 1,2M tons; Alexandria, 3.000 tons; Bombay. 7,?21 tons; New York, 630 tons; Chile, 2,395 tons; and homo ports, 10,685 tons. Patein, fuel-France, 1,200 tons; Spain, 8,303 tons; Italy. 4,000 tons; Tunis, 1,650 tons; Asiatic Turkey, 1,159 tons; Alexandria 6M tons; and Chili, 3,300 tons. Imports, 19598 tons; exports, 122,376 tons; and total trade, 141,974 tons, compared with 120,322 tons the preceding week, and 140.736 tons the corresponding week laat year. Shipments of coal. 92,581 tons; patent fuel. ] 20,203 tons; and tinpiates and general goods, 19.592 tons. The latter for Sweden. Norway, Germany, Holland, Belgiuni, France, Spain, New York. Far East, Brazil, and home ports. Shipments of tinpiates 128,087 boxes, z-id receipts from works, 140,092 boxes. Stocks in the works, warehouee6, and vans. I 427,281 boxes, compared with 415,276 boxen last week, and 418,129 boxes at this date last year The following vessels are due to load gen- eral cargo this week: Arnold (Gothenburg), iVadso (Copenhagen and Stetlin;, Biesy II (Sia.vanger.), Naxos (Batoum and Odessa), Vegbatroom (Amsterdam). Argo (Rotterdam and Antwerp), Milo (Antwerp), City of Dort. mund (Ila-viburgi, Fraternity (Rouen), Argo and Arethusa (Nnte9 and 'Hord?au?\ Sir Waiter (Portuguese ports), Brit?nni? (Al? jandria). Arranmora aDd Larchmore (Rou- niania. eW.). Corsovado and SoratQ (Val- i paraiso). Vesseis in dock on Saturday Steam. 42; sail, 14; total. 56 I TRAD?\ I The ratepayers cf Llanelly will no doubfc learn with much satisfaction that, the trade at the Port of Llanelly continu 'to be good. The improvement which has markert ithe shipments so far this year was again more than maintained last week, when j tlien was an increase shown on both the i iroI/ort and export side. The imports wero Pi iron, 2.750 tons; scrap, 2,100 tone; and sundries, 640 tons. making a total of 5.499 tons, as compared with 4,481 tone, a.n in crease of 1,009 tons as compared with the previous week. The exports were: Coal, 6,214 tons; tinpiates, 830 tons; and sundries 1,261 tons, making a total of 8,305 tons, a, compared with 7,931 tons-- for the previous week, an increase of 374 tons PORT TALBOT'S TKAJJfc" I The shipping at the Port Talbot Docks tor I th week ending February 28th, although showing a fair average, was below the ton- nage dealt with for the corresponding week of last year by a substantial margin. The week's tonnage dealt with aggregated 50,044 tons, made up of 46.741 tons exports and 3,30) tons imports, which compared with the corresponding week of last year, was a de- crease of 12,104 tons. The chief items of ex- port were 36,739 tons of coal to foreign ports I an-l 6.005 tons of fuel to foreign oprts The ships in dock on Saturday only num- bered the email total of 13—9 steam and 4 sail The following were the details of ship- Coal (foreign ports), 36,739 jlons; coal (coastwise), 2.391 tons. fuel j (foreign portsK 6.005 tons; Angles, 1.213 tons: jtmpiatea. 193 tons. Total, 46,741 tons. Ini- ports: Ballast, 1,965 tons: pitwood, 873 tone; jaand. 118 tons; copper ore, 329 tons. Total, 3,305 tons. Total shipments, 50,044 tons.

PIER CARNIVAL. The Mumbles Pier will nest Thursday night be the socuc. of a grand fancy dress carnival irom vi.30 till 10 p.m. There will be first and second prizes of 1:1 Is. and 10s. &1. for lady's or gentle- man's artistic costume, and original or humorous costume, and prizes of 10s. 6d. and 5s. for a fancy costume for chil- dren under 14, and special prizes IWaJtz- ing and two-step contests. Mr. R. Tod dwill conduct the Mumbles Silver Band. The famous Blue Hungarian Band is returning for Easter, and will prove a popular "draw," whilst on May 23rd there will be'held a brass band contest.

After twenty-live years, the creditors of a Gloucester firm of building con- traetors, who filed their petition in ISS9, have received a supplemental divi- dend of Is. in the pound. Thirteen sixpenses were said to hare found in the mouth of a barman remanded at. (Jlerkenwell on a theft thaa-ge and twenty-throe in one of his boots.

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ENTHUSIASM ? ( —— 0- ——— TORY FIASCO AT CU RHOS LAST I tICHT. ) Unionism must be a dead letter as far as Breeonshire is concerned, and Mr. Sidney I Robinson, M.P., can reft assured that Li,, aeat will be safe enough again when the .General Election comes round. For the past week Mr. L. S. Amery, for Birmingham (Sonth), had been exten- ¡ sively billed to address a meeting last night at the Drill xiall, Gurnos, on Cur- rent Politics." Mr. Amery Cflme as adver- tised, and he must-have been disappointed. With a stalwart like Mr. Amery comuis into the district one would have expectcn that the Drill Hall wuud have been far toe. small for the occasion. Such, however, was not the When Mr. Amery arrived at the hall at 7.20 he found the building occupied by just thirty people, two cf theee. being churoli rector, five ladies ar.d a iew boys. li r Amery could not face the ordeal, 1000 lie etepped back into the motor, piiei-d at his disposal and made for a local bost*y to eeek much-needed refreshment," as '•i'e chairman put it.. Mr. Conway Lloyd nest arrived in the hali, and did not seem at all jjleased. He ie the Unionist candidate tor iatic-conshire at the next election, and u confessed night that he did not much of 1 i:, cl'.auees. By eight o'clock—half-an-hour aH!;l' the advertised tilue-tlie iiumem.v had swollen to eighty, and Mr. X, nee hv.ins. who aoted as chairman in tIle placc of Mr Morgan W. Morgan. J.P.. >teiiye. l on ilie stage, in company with 1 lo/J, to (114 n the meeting. They --ere a minutes liter by Mr. Amery, Ml'. The meeting was of a very lame chainc ter. There was no enthusiasm at all; in fact, the chairman did not improve matters when he refsrred to the Ka'/onal In surancc Act. as one of the great eta deetrue- tive measures introduced by the Liberal Party. Mr. Gouway Lloyd and Mr, Amery also spoke. Mr. Amery sought to show how Tariff Reform would benefit the country. ,i in ———<r

Princess Mary, Prince Albert, and 1 Prince Henry were present at Mr. H. G. Pontiug's kinematogr&ph locture, With Captain Scott in the Antarctic," at the Philharmonic H 1:1 11. Groat Port- land-street, W., yesterday afternoon, Saving that the husband was not to hlame, a Bradford jury returned a ver- dict of accidental (I lea,tli at the ad- journed inquest yesterday on Mrs. Woodhal, whose husband gave her poison in mistake for medicine. witJl tha result that she died from bliooK- j

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