The North Wales Chronicle and Advertiser for the Principality

FRRSH DELIVERY OF NEW SUMMER Novelties daily at Manchester House, Bangor. Dressmaking, Cost ume-rnaking, Fit, Style and finish Guaranteed. W. O. Williams' has one of the finest show of Ladies' Hata, etc., in the Trade. All departments have been jiut replenished at 348 to 350. High-street. Tel. 74.—Advt. >% IRISH CREAMERY BETTER now on sale at G. Teg id Davies, 21, High-st.—Advt. DRINK FOR THE TROOPS.—Rowntree'a Loose Cocoa, vtry special, Is 2d per ilb., less than lhalf tho price ot packet cocoas, at G. Tegid Daviu?. by the Station.—Advt. l\IlLI. TNER.-Ladies' Hata. Bonnets, etc., trimmed and re-made. Ladies' own materials.— Mias Parry, 10, Regent-street, Upper Bangor.- Advt. WINDOW-CLEANING and CHIMNEY^ SWEEPING.—Owing to Dissolution of Partner- tthtp of the Bangor Window-Cleaning and chimney-Sweeping Company, for all Chimney. 4weeping now apply to J. Aiisonia, 79, Garth- xoad. Good and clean work guaranteed.—Advt. MILLINERY.—MISS ROSE LEVY Trims and Remakes Ladies' Hats, Bonnets, etc. W, Farrar-road titto at Regent House).—Advt. OWEN JONES, LADIES' AND GENTS' .Tailoring, 7. Friars-road, Bangor. Customers' Own Material made up. Suite, etc., turned and renovated at moderate charge&-Advt. SNOWDON FLAKE FLOUR in Cotton Bags.- Present prices :3ilbs.^ 9d; 7ibs., Is 6d; 35ibs., 7a 6d. • MAES FOOTPATH.—The Town Council itave decided to repair Maes footpath, follow- ing a petition from the residents of Minffordd. aT. HELENS "PALS." Inquiries at head- tfuarter.s this morning show that so fa.r no orders ,I)av,b been received fur the tiililsfer-ence of thb St. Helens "Pals"' from Bangor. SOLDIERS ON I.EAVE.-Several members of the R.G.A. at Cambridge and the Royal Wh F'ttdtiergv at Llandudno paid a visit liome during I tho Eastertide holidays. crVU. SERVICE.—Mr W. Ca,rtner Will jams, son; of Me O. T. Wiuiuma, 68, O-rme-road, has beest, suooessfid in a recent hoy clerks' examina-, tim held at Liverpool, and has obtained appoint- meJ1* in the Savus £ » Bank Department of the G.P.O., .Londion. G.SPU.ON., DAY GHOOL MEETINGS. — The bi- moifttthly Sunday School meetings in cvmaeotiion .with fcive Ualvi:nist:o Methodists of t-li« district vrot'a held tH Na.t last Sunday. Mr W. ,R. Jones presided over a Lirge iiiUUiOer of dei'.<?ga.tcs. A paper on 'IJue Miracles at Christ" was read by Mr J. O. Williams, Gcetra; and successful <neetii;ngs were held throughout tdie day. Mr T. Davies, Berea, led the discussion re school methods. PREACHING MEETINGS.—The usual Good Friday services were held at the Horeb WeJdh ^Wesioyan Chapel, and were wuil attended. The preaoitcr.-i were the Revs. R. W. Davies, Meonai arid D. Gwyrsfry-n. Jones. Flint. Gol- •lectiionj were made towards toe Home Mission fuVnOd.LUNTEER TRAINING CORPS. The drills new take place on Tueediay and Fridav- ew.nsinss a t flight -Vcicek, and members and ail wishing to be enrolled are. reminded that the drill will take place to-morrow evening at the Now Drill Hall. Tho roll has now reached over 50, and it is hoped mainy new members ;will join. WiNTER B,.ATIIING. Thro,,i-hou-t the (Winter two residents have been indulging in a bath. at the Siiiwen Corporation B-abh. -I'r.eciuenti.v a young lady residing in Upper Ban. gov has altto be,-K bathing at Siiiwen diwirig the 1-1; few months. PETTY SESSIONS. The weekly sessions ,w-era held on Tuesday, before Messrs Ernest Noele* {chairman} and W. D. Hobaon. There ,were three cases of drunkenness. Mr Horatio Jonas applied for an extension of the lioenoe of tthe Railway Temperance Hall in respeot of a and this w;:s granted. daWncHe, AT PEOPLE READ.-During the past month (15 issuing dayg) the number of volumes issued from the Lending Library was 888, classified as fol low-s :-Fiction 809; Welsh, 11; arts and science, 9; biography, 3; history, 17; general literature, 29; poetry, 1; travel, '6; political, 2; theology, 2. MORE INTERMENTS.—There were 23 interments at the cemetery during February, as compared with 17 for the corresponding -period of last year. LIGHTING STATISTICS.—The gas made at the Corporation gas works during the past tnonth amounted to 5,953,30J cubic feet, an increase of 534,400 cubic feet compared with the same period of last month. No electrical lamps were connected during March, but there .;was an increase of 5.2 per cent. in the number of units sold. SPECIAL C-'ONSTABLES. A oorreapeau- t-Jellt draws attention to the report in last 'vr-eeJt'* issue regarding the special constables jotniimrr the Volunteer Training Corps, and he elates that it should not be overlooked that out of the 17 who attended the meeting eleven of had already transferred from the Rifle Club Owj joined the Volunteer Training Corps. Mr itVincont and Mr Pentir Williams only joined at I jtbe meeting. CONFIRMATION AT THE CATHEDRAL. —The Bishon of Bangor held a Confirmation at the Catheclral on Saturday afternoon, when .there were 75 candidates, 33 youths and 42 maidens. The service, the opening prayer of ,which was read by the Rev. J. D. Jones, ivicar, was conducted by the Bishop in English and Welsh. The customary address to the candidates was dispensed with. The candi- 'dates were drawn from the churches of the city, St. Cross, IlenrhoRcrarnedd, Pentir, Llan- ddajiicl. and Llandinorwic. CONCERT AT BEREA.—At Berea., Glan- fedda, a successful concert was held on Good 'Friday evening. The chair (in the absence ef the Mayor) was occupied by Councillor J. ;Tavior. The following rendered solos and Gaetts :-M:iss Blodwen Jones, Prestatyn; Miss iNancv Evans, Holyhead; Miss Lily Simmons, Bangor; Miss Maggio Williams, Bangor; Mr J. Jones, Carnarvon; Mr Gethin Owen, Ban- gor: Master Willie Williams, Bangor. The elocutioni-its were Mr H. Parry, Bangor, and by special request Mr W. J. Walford, Glan- oddii. recited "The Women of Mumbles Hewl," which was loudly encored. Miss Crwladvs Williams, of Glanadda, accompanied throughout in a sympathetic manner. THE llOLIDAY.-Bank Holiday brought fwith it a continuance of the bright weather tWhich was very welcome after the bad break on Good Friday and Saturday. Notwith- standing the absence of cheap bookings to the city and the fact that there was no steamer traffic from Liverpool, the streets were packed An Jad, a record must have been established. !Among the visitors were a large number of relatives and friends of the St. ifelens "Pals," ,who had come over for the wedc-end. The solitary attraction was the concentration of the 112th Brigade at Pcnrhyn Park, which, favoured with delightful weather, drew a large crowd: not only from Bangor, but from Carnarvon and Llanfairfechan, whose soldier- guests took part in what for this district was a unique event. At the County Theatre three performances of the pantomime "Dick Whit- tington" were given, and each drew crowded houses, while at the Palace large numbers :were turned av,-ay, particularly during the evening. So g-reat was the rush at one of the cafes in the city that the doors had to I be closed for a time. Tl-Hj BROTHERHOOD —On Sunday even- ing a sacred concert was held at Horeb Chapel under the presidency of Dr. R. Rowland Jones, who delivered a short address., An excellent programme was provided, and all the artistes crcditablv acquitted themselves. Mr W. A. Roberts. Bethesda, sang "lie lifted me;" Mr T. Land gave a selection on ail English con- certina; Miss Leila Vaughan, who possesses a fine soprano voice, rendered a solo; the-Rev. 'Fiither J. E. Quinn delivered an interesting address on "Some impressions on the War;" a dtiett. "Lie tre -I;i,'r Caferi," was well ren. dered by Mr w. A. Roberts and Mr D. R. Davies, Tregarth; a solo was given by Mr3 Dobbs, Frondeg, wjio has a sympathetic con- tralto voice: and Mr 1\ Land gave a recita- tion: while the duett, Excelsior," by Messrs iW. A. Roberts aid D. R. Davies, evoked much "CHRONICLE" OFFICE, FRIDAY. applause. Miss M. L. Eardley (Pencerddes Arfon) ably accompanied. Next Sunday even- ing Brigadier-Gej&eral Owen Thomas, Welsh Army Corps, will deliver an address at the meeting, and selections will be given by the Menai Bridge Brass Baud, including volun- tary, "Andante in G" (Batiste), "Queen of Angels" (Piccolojnini), and the patriotic selec- tion "To Arms" (Garth). Songs will also be rendered » by Mrs Lowe and Mr D. Felix Da vies. NEW POLICE-COURT ACT.-Fo-i- the fir.-C time v-noe the Act dealing with the ad- miiiisrratiii^n of justice in., the p*>oe qourts oam« into cpecatiou, » police oourt. was held on 1'ues- day at Bangor, Mr E. A. (presiding) and Mr Hobaon baing. the cirily magiis-tya-i,es present. There w-eie. on'y t'!a'C« chargey of drunkenness on the list, c,e of which had not. been served. Witih i:et^>ect to the soeond there was- i,ii a,;>- pea.ranoe. and Mr Vincent, tL magiM.ra'ics" oJerk. observed th it. under thf< new Act. fhirre must be a pica, a.t;d advised tho Bendh to adjoarn. tho case for thf.< .appearanoo of the defendant, adkVng that under fhe okl Aot. the case could have been dealt 'witb iti defendant's absaixe. In the tlkœd case the accused, a member of tihe National Reserve-, plea¿.ed TIiOit ,gailtJy to a charge of drunkenness ixc.,(i disorderly o^niduofc. After hearing evidonce of a police officer, the Bench oori.sidei-.xi the case proved, and fined the aoaueed 3;1, which, under. t'he new A at., indhides costs, and al'owed the man seven days in wfhicih to pav r}.I>A fine. HIPOTAXT TO POULTRY-KEEPERS. The war. with the rising price of food in 'ts train, has directed public attention to the neces- sity for increasing the number of fowls in the country, ci:I when it j borne in mind that at present 60 per cent, of the eggs consumed 111 England, at the rate of 12,000,000 per day, which were formerly imported from foreign countries, will no longer be available. To ensure » steady supply of eggs it is necessary to procure iaying strains of .> fowls, and in this connection local poultry-keeper* wdl he interfsted to learn that Mr Wm. C. P. Dew, iJryn Hyfryd, Bangor, is offer- in egg*, for hatching for 43 6(1 a dozen. Either the Rhod* Island Reds, Light Sussex or White Loghor-ns, ,vor a. selection of each, will be forwarded- Thes^ are well-known laying breeds, as is shown by tie fact that during March Mr Dew had 1021 eggs from 35 pullets. Mr Dew points out that aIr hi* fowU are bred from record- laying stval-as, and that the price of h 6d a dozen for eg-gs includes- r, tckiig aiici c-tirriago. THE L-\TE MRS WINNIE DAViRA. —The funeral fef Mrs Winnie Daviett, wife of the Rev. E. G. levies, Welsh Congregational minister at Abentridwr( and sister otMr W. Owen, grocer, Bpngor, and whose death was announced in om: last issue, took place at Abertridwr on Atonday week. Before the cor- tege proceeded tfP Penyrheol Ceatetery, a ser. vice was held at ^Abertridwr Welsh Congrega- tional Chapel, where the Revs. Tawelfrya Thomas, Groeawen, T. Morris, T. Jones; Row- land Hughes, Tvlorstown; Elvet Lewis. Lou- don; James ijavies, B.A., Mynydd Bach, Swansea; Fred. Jones, B.A., Rhymney Peter -B z H. Lewi»s Barmouth: T. Hughes, Cathuys, Cardiff, chairanao of the East Glamorgan Con- gregatioaalists' Association; and D. M. Jones took part. Mir A. J. Williams, beadmastter, Senghenydd School, secretary of the chapel, read fifty-eight letters of sympathy from friends. A number of favourite hymns of the deceased were sung at the chapel and "t the graveside. The chief mourners were: Rev. £ G; Da vies and Master Alwyn Owain Davies (widower and son); Messrs W. Owen, grocer, Bangor; H. T. Owen, Llangefni (brothers); MN Prout, Liverpool (sister); Messrs Dan. Davie* Abcrdara; D. Davies, Car- diga,n (brothers-in-law); Mr J. C. Davies, Abertridwr (OOllilll: and Miss Nancy Evans. At the graveside the Revs. Tafwys Jones, Caer- philly, and P.,ee;;ii Whitchurch, officiated. INTERESTING WEDDINGS. I Pr;nc*>'s:road Presbyterian Church, Ujupfcr Bangor, was -an Saturday tihe ece.nie, <I'exp;te tho unfavcurable .weather, of a pretty ceremony, when Mi&> Julia. JVlay Vad-Laiwo, otsly 'daught-oi'' c'f Mr Ami Mrc, R„ Vallacbe. Upper Bangor, was married to Mr BJiwi'n A. Owen, B.A., M.Sc., 8 of T'If.d!\u:gt¡'J1', rwitr Ijo«sdon. The etUt+oe wa« tastefully decoratM for the ocoasicm. The cere- mony WJW pcrfon»!d by tihe- Rev..John Ilu^lies. B.A., 11 Ilf'fpa-;t;or. musical portion of the service w«* conducted by Mr E. Hurreu Harding, Mus. Bsc., and Mi» Ifenfietta Jottei presided at the organ. At the conclusion of the ceremony, which was of a very quiet e-hat-ae-t,-r, owing t-o.tJie war, a small reception wa-s held at the lome.-of tdit, bride's parents. The presents numbered over 109, and were a striking testimony to the esteem iii vhich the bride is regarded. An interesting wedding took place on Easter Monday at Berea Chapel, Glanadda, the Rev. Lewis Williams*, pastor, officiating, the con- tracting parties being Mr W. Thomas, only son of Mr Robert Thomas, ilinffordd Farm, Bangor, amd Mias Violet Olive Cook, the only daughter of Mr and Mrs S. T. Cook, of Leek, Staffordshire. The bridesmaid was Miss Ethel May JoutS, whilst Mr D. Jones, London, acted as best man. The bride, who was sriven away by her father, was neatly dressed in a torquoise, serge costume, and carried a bouquet of white carnations, the gift of the bride- groom. After the ceremony a reception was held at Nant Farm, kindly lent for the occa- sion by Miss Williams. There were 40 guests. The bridegroom presented the bride ami bridesmaid with beautiful gold pendants and chain*. After the reception Mr and Mrs Thomas left by the afternoon express for Liverpool, where, part of the Jioneymoon will bo spent. Tho bridegroom has been for .■e vera I y-eara organist at Berea Chapel, and at the ser vioe tihe pastor p:J. him a tribute for long a:nd faithful sjjrvioufi.

LLANGEFNI. SNOWDON FLAKE FLOUR in Cotton Present prices ci; 7ihs., Is od 35ibs., 7s 3d.

PORTDINORWIC. SNOWDON FI.?KE FLOCR in Cotton Ba»«.— prices ^9d; 1? 6d; 35ibs., 7? 3d.1

LLANDDONA. denth of Mrs Pritchard, Post Office, wife of the late Mr T. Pritchard, occurred recently. The funeral took place on Wednesday at Llanfihangel. A vote of condolence with the deceased family was passed at the C.M. Chapel on Sunday eveniug.

LLANDEGFAN. WOMEN'S TEMPERANCE MEETINGS.— Tho winter sion of the Women's Temper- ance m??tin?.s and the Snowdrop Band was ?'b?roitcrht to a c' o?e on Thursday, when the members sat down to tea. At a subsequent meeting. under the presidency of Mrs Robert Parry, the following took part in singing and reciting:—Misses Gracie Owen, Ellen Lewis, Florrie Corbet-t, Violet Eames, Olwen Roberts, Maria Deswerf (a Belgian girl), Maiy Owen, Ella Thomas, Eva Corbett, Annie Owen, Re- becca Owen, Lizzie Griffith, lJilys and Gwladys Roberts, A. E. Dickenson, Mary Owen, Eveline Jone, and the president. The usual votes of thanks were proposed and seconded by Mrs Parry, Felin, aud Mrs Pierce, Cyttir Mawr. A very successful meeting was brought to a close by the singing of God be with you till we meet again." The knitting work done at the meetings has; been sent to the soldiers. The committee wish to thank the following ladies for their t»ubseription.s towards the annual treSatSirs Schwa be, Mrs Williams, Bryn MeKrig. Mi?e-t Rathbone and Lamport, Miss Bickcrst?th. Miss Heape, Mrs Roberts, Mill Bank, Mist* Cox. Mrs Davies, 'Trehorth, I Mrs Armitstead, ?dy ?erney. and Irs Wil- liams. åool House. The secretary is Miss Jones.

CARNARVON. FOOTR,Atf,At tLe Oqd, 04i Good Friday 1 afwtnoon, a mateii wli playec between a Car- narvon s-crf??h t?m and & beam rp-presfnt/n? Z" (Btrn<t?y) Company of the "P.represent/n# ter winning by tiw«jgoaJ« to ail.

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t. BEAUMARIS. S-XOWDOX FLAKE FLOUR in Colton Bags.— Present prices :3 £ lb?., 9d; 71bs., Is 6d; 351bs., 7s 3d PERSONAL.—Miss Risk, Green Edge, is reported to be seriously ill. THE LATE MISS WILLIAMS.- In our re- port of tthe funeral of Miss Williams, of ti-te VV;; 1 lia-m.s l>ulkeley Arms Hotel, the U&t of thoee who sent wreattt..s èLOtÛd hav-e inoludod the na.me-s of Mrs Ada, ^Villiam&, Mrs B. Smith, and Miss C-Lara Gaunt. THE HOLIDAYS.—The prevailing colour of the holiday season was khaki. In addition to the soldiers at present training here, there was-a considerable influx of our townsmen at present in the service and home on leave from various centres. On Monday evening a great crowd witnessed the departure for the front of a further draft of 50 of the Royal Anglesey Royal Engineers. OBITUARY.—The death of Mr John Wil- liams, painter, Margaret-street, occurred on Sunday evening, after an illness of only a few hours' duration. lie was 75 years old and was about and apparently in his usual health until late on Saturday night, but early on Sunday morning he had a seizure which proved fatal. Mr Williams was one of the partners in the firm of Messrs Wm. Williams and Sons, and had for many years filled the position of elective borough auditor. The. funeral took place on Wednesday afternoon. A service was held at the Congregational Church, of which deceased was a deacon. The service was conducted by the Rev. T. Lloyd Morgan, B.A. (pastor>, and the Revs. H. P. Roberts, B.A. (Presbyterian), and W. H. Lewis (C.M ) also took part. The Dead March in "Saul" was played on the organ by Miss A. L. Williams, A.L.C.M. ROYAL ANGLESEY YACHT CLUB.—The annual meeting of this club was held on Wed- nesday. The chair was taken; by Mr J. H. Burton, vice-commodore. The officers of the club were re-elected for the coming year as followsCommodore, Sir R. Williaiiis- Bulkelev, Bart.: vice-commodore. Mr J. H. Burton: rear commodore, Mr F. S. Schwa be; hon. secretary, Capt. Langdom R.N. It was decided not to take any action at present as to arranging for a regatta this year. TOWN COUNCIL. The monthly meeting of the Town Council was held on 'luesday, there being present the Mayor (Councillor W. J. Thomas), presiding, Alderman W. R.Joneii, Councillors Hugh Thomas, Wm. Owe.n, James Owen, O. J. Pritchard, W. H. Rowlands, J. Coulthard. Messrs Tildesley (town clerk) and G. Davies (survevqr). Votes of condolence were passed with the- widow and family of the late Mr John Wit. liams (borough auditor), and with Alderman W. R. Jones and Councillor H. Inman Jonen in respect of recent family bereavements. The estimates for the ensuing half-year wera considered, and it was decided to levy a rate to raise the sum of t550, which ifJ about JE100 lesi than at the corresponding period last year. The Town Clerk was instructed to proceed with the preparation of a set of byetaws to enable the Council to have control over motors plying for hire in the borough. Alderman W. R. Jones brought forward tho question of providing some means of commu- nication between Beaumaris and Bangor, see. ing that the boats hitherto on the service, owing to their being engaged on other duties, might not be available during the coming season. It was decided to call a meeting of the General Purposes Committee to discuss the possibility of the Council being able to put a boat on the station.

MENAI BRIDGE. I SNOWDQN FLAKE FLOUR in Cotton Bj £ ».^ Present prices :3ib6., 9d 7fbs., Is 6d 35!bs., 7; 3d. EASTER SERVICES. Tho serviocs at St. Ma-ry's Church on £ ?a&t«r Day were of a heaity eharauter, and tho edifice was appropriately ue- oorateJ. Tho Rector (Rev. D. Herbert) and the Curate (Rev. 11. Williams) officiated. MINIATURE RIFLE CLUB.-The mem. bers of the Miniature Rifle Club opened their season this week at the range on Llanfair road. Practices will take place on Wednes, days and Saturdays. The president is Capt. A. C. Davies, Treffos. THE MENAI BRIDGE BAND provided the music at the military sports held at Pwllheli on Easter Monday. They are also to play at the Brotherhood meeting at Bangor next Sunday evening. ROLl. OF S--t,'P%.VlCr,A roll imT service on which are inscribed the names of residents of Menai Bridge serving with the forces is to be seen in a shop window in Uxbridge- squaro. In the window are also photographs of a number of local youths in the Army and Navy and also a Hun's helmet, which has been the object of much curiosity. PROPOSED WORKMEN'S DWELLINGS. -On behalf of the- Local Government Board, Mr. C. Clifton held an inquiry on Tuesday evening concerning the application by the Urban Council for consent to borrow X695 for the purpose of erecting workmen's dwell- ings under Part 3 of the Housing of the Working Classes Act. Evidence supporting the application was given by Mr Owen Jones (clerk to the Council), Mr NVm. Owen (sur- veyor), Dr. R. M. Williams (metrical officer of health), Mr George Hand (chairman of the General Purposes Committee), Mr G. W. Senoglcs, Mr J. G. Bacon, and Dr. Arnold Davies (county medical othcer). Mr J. Havles Jones suggested that the Work should be post. poned on aocount of the war and other causes. Mr Thornton Jones. Bangor, represented the contractor who submitted the lowest tender, and who has been notified that if the Local Government Board consented to the applica- tion his tender will be accepted.

r BETHESDA, SNOWDON FLAKE FLOUR in Cotton Ba,<rs.— Prase-nt prices :3 £ lbs., 9d 71b«., Is 6d; 351bs., 73 3d. MUSICAL PESTIV AL.-The annual mltbi. cal festival of the C.M. Chapels was held at Jerusalem Chapel on Good Friday. The cou- ductors were Messrs R. D. Griffith, Llwyn ODn, and Wm. Owen, Carneddi. At the evening meeting addresses were deHvered by Sir Henry Jones, Glasgow; Sir J. Ure Primrose (ex-Lord Mayor of Edinburgh), and Professor Thomas Jones, of the Glasgow University. "Y FERCH 0 GEFN YDFA.Ile Ogwen Dramatic Society fulfilled an engagement at Gaerwen on Easter Saturday, anClgave an excellent performance of "Y Ferch o Gefu Ydfa" to a crowded house. PERSONA T-Sir Henry Jones, Glasgow, during his brief stay here, was the guest of his nephew, Mr J. Elias Jones, B.Sc., Cood- madoc. Mrs Mary Davies. London, was the ffuest of Mr and Mrs D. Griffith Davies, Ren. goed. APPOINTMENTS. Nurse Mary WiMmms, daughter of the late Mr Hugh R. Willionis and Mr* Miry Williams, Penybryn, has been ap- pointed matron the Red OtOM H«g>ital. at Nurs? William's h.as ?hrcc brothers in Ho'yhvad. Batfalibn at Llandudno.—At a reomfc the P a l is meeting of the Flintshire Education Committee M'ss Gladys Davies,. daughter of Mr and Mrs D. Griffith Du vies, Ilengoed, was appointed cocktry mi stress.

AMLWCH. I SNOWDON FLAKE FLOUR in Cotton B.iga — Present 9d 7i'bs., Is 6d 351bs., 73 3d.

RHOSYBOL. I JUMBLE SALE. A very successful jumble sale in aid of Missionary Societies was held in the Church Room.last week. By iiaeans of the eaJe, tea, boxes a-nd subscription^ £ 14 were raise,4.1 haie this year. Several Diocesan Societies also were aaaisted.

I LOCAL AMUSEMENTS I THE COUNTY THEATRE. "Dick Whittingion," presented by Mr R. Nightingale, at the County Theatre, thu week, heatre, iiii,3 wee k possesses a-ll the ingredients w'KTch go to make up a successful pantomime. Thera is humour m -"bthtyl pit-(i that of t'he rk<h, var- iety the spectacular features are admirable, the dancing above the average, while the whole pro- duction is brightly "dressed." Small wonder therefore that the attendances have been large. The chief fun purveyor is Mr Tom Hulme, as "Idle Jack." Mr Hulme has previously appeared in Bangor, and made a big reputation wirelt he has t,"riii week fully maintained. There is no need for him to adopt extravagant methods to provoke laughter; -he has ft way of his own, and his appearance on the stage is a prcludo to hearty laughter. One of the funniest iteiru in the panto- mime is the singing of the giee party, who pro- duce some weird noises, more than one of them being "out of fecus." Though suffering from a. severe cold, Miss Olive Williams in the titular role sings with much effect, among other L'1mJgs, "We're Irish." Miss Gladys Jerome makes a winsome "Alice Fitzwarren, and Miss Ethel Wil- ford as "Fairy Sunshine'' sings very eweetiy. Tew and Lea, of the "Washingtub," produce un- limited fun, especially in their long-drawn out duet. "Sally in Our Alley." One member of the company ;ti ngs the inevitable "iiaisic'ii sowing shirts for soldiers," but hia ''gagging" is quite fre^h, and lie introduces a Rew tcngpue-twiitiing verse on "Nettie's neckties." Mr Bobby Gra- ham impersonates "Caroline the Cook," a.nd Geni a* "Thomas the Cat" deserves recognition. In fact the whole company was very competent, and the specialities introduced by J,;lhb and Jer- ome, Five Yorkshire Lasses, Geni (contortionist), and Bessie Knight added largely to the attrac- tiveness of the production. The pantomimo will be given to-night and three times to-morrow,—matinee at 2.30 p.m. with two performances in the Veiling at 6.30 and 9 o'clock. NEXT WEEK'S ATTRACTIONS. Next Monday, Tuesday, and Wedne&day, Misa Hilary Burleigh will present Oiiida's world- famous military drama, "Under Two Fla.ge." i There is a vary slronpr cast, Miss Burleigh up- pearing as "Cigarette." Soldier^ in uniform will bo admitted at half-price. On Thursday, Friday, AND Saturday tlnKoØ will 00 an exokisivo picture .programme, wbio'h will' inwludj* S&vilng the OoL (3000ft..) and "The Slanderer, with a magnificent Boeotian of oonwdy, dni-maiiuc and interesting filims.

THE PALACE. The enterprise of the management found itJ just reward in packed houses during the week- end, and particularly on Easter Monday, when crowd s turned' away. There were tlireo shows that day, at 2.30, 6.30, a-nd 8.45 p.m., an-d <"(Wl splendid programmes were pr-e.-wnfced, with "Mystery of the Seven Chests" as the sta.r attraction. Among the other were "Badly Lion Hunter," "That Pair from Thcjpie," "Black G'hoat Bande(d, "Bloomer a.nd the Loop," and "Constructing a Lifeboat." 0'1 Tuesday and Wednesday thl) chief picture wa.s "Mortas, tiio Death Sower," and last night "Accusing Skeleton," an exclusive drama, which will also Be shown tonight. The star lilm to-morrow night will be "An Illegal Raffle." with numerous comic and dramatic pic- tures. At each performance there will be shown Pathe's Gazette of Latest News. Attractive shows have been arranged for next week, leading off on Monday with "Tho Time, the Place, and the Man," a Lubin drama 1971- feet long, and several varied pictures. On Wed. r.esday and Thursday the premier picture will be "Tho Turning of the Road," a Hep worth drama. 2000 feet-in length; on Thursday and Friday, "A m Odt-rn Rii) V un Winkle" (1757 feet long), and on Saturday tho Lubin drama, "Through one man's crime." At each performance there will be ample variety, and Pathe'a Gazette will illus- trate the leading topical evetits of the day.

LLANFAIRFECHAN. SNOWDON FLAKE FLOCH. in Cotton Bags.— Present pri<:es :3tbs., 9d; 71bs., is 6d; 351bs., 13 3d. NO RECRUITS.—There were no local recru.ta for Ki'tchener'e Army this week. though several young men have been making HEALTH REPORT. — During March the births in the, district numbered tour, and the ùcath6 six. For the corresponding period of last rear there were two deaths and two births. ANNIVERSARY 'SERVICES.- At the: anni. versary services at the Horeb C.M. Chapel, on Bumday, ttio Revs. J. II. Howard, Birkenhead; Howell H. Ilughcs, Liverpool; and J. Owen, A nfield, were the preachers, FINANCIAL. The amoiiht of the district rates collected during the paet month was 1:557 lfu 3d. WILLING TO SERVE.—Three of the staff at the looal railway station, Messrs E. T. Williams. porter-signalman; W. Bohanntt, signalman; and T. Clinton Jones, booking clerk, have expressed their willingn-ess to join the forces. They have been given a badge by the Railway Company, an indication that they cannot bo spared from their duties at present to enlist. PERSONAL. Staff-Surgeon Hughes, son of Mr Robert Hughes, J.P., is now on duty at the Chatham Hospital. Ha has spent sixteen years in tho Navy. WAR REFUGEES. At Tuesday's mcet:ng tho District Council decided to inform the head, I quarters of the Belgian refugees th-,Lt a-t presonrt it is not convenient to arrangc, for the reception of refugees at Llanfairfoch&n inasmuch as there I are al-re!,idy in ttio town. The Chair- man: When are the soldiers leaving—this week? Mr J'orss: No, that order has been pdstpon-ed indefinitely. SOLDIER IN THE PULPIT.—The following appeared in a. Oard-iff newspaper this week:— "The appointed minister of a churoh at Lla-n- fairf-eohan was unable to fulfil his engagement, and aA tho last moment the officers of the church were in a. fix. A man in khaki. however, got out of his seat and sa.id he would preach them a. sermon. Then he ascended the pulpit, and preached pno of tho best sermons every heard by the congregation. He was a private in the North Wales Pa's, who was a graduate, and had been billeted in the town." URBAN DISTRICT COUNCIL. I A monthly meeting of the District Counoil was held on Tuesday evening. Tho Chairman (Mr W. G. Roberts, Camamairt) presided, and the other members pres-ent were: Messrs R. S. Williams, II. D. Jones, R. O. Evaiia, T. J. Owen, W. Jones, J. Daviee Williams. I-r. Joras, W. Timmins. Peter Williams, R. Hughes; with the Clerk (Mr W. H. Eiiis), the Surveyor (Mr Thomas Hughes), and the Collector (Mr J. R. Morsrari). It. was reported that tho Wal estimate for nerxt. yeer waa E3321 less £ 981 allowed under different heads, bringing the total bo be ra;sed up to £2340, which will be covered by a 4e 4d rate, the same a* last year. lb was decided to consider the estimate at a special meeting of the Council witih the view of reducing it.. Mr E. R. Davies, secretary of th-a British Federation of Health and Holiday Resorts, wrote abating that he thought the Council waa making a great mistake in withdrawing from t'he Federation. people agreed that the billet- ing of troops at holiday" resorts had been the direct result of the action taken by the Federa- tion..Moreover, continued united action by all the re-sorts would undoubtedly assure further benciitfi for the resorts, and the Federation was engaged at the moment in an effort to persuade the Government and the railway companies to continue excursion facilities to the reSiOlt throughout the ensuing season. If the Council formally applied to the Local Government Board they would authorise the payment of an annual. subscription from the rates. It was decided to apply to the Local Govern. m-ent Baard for sanction to contri-but-e E5 to- wards the Federation. PwniaBion was given Special Service Mission to' hold ohildren Services at Llanfairfechan next August. A letter was read from the Looal Government Board with r#fet»no» to the arrangement m&de

BANGOR CATHEDRAL LIST OF SERVICES. SUNDAYS—Holy Communion, I a.m.; Matins, n-25 a.m.; Evensong, 4 p.m, WEEK-DA YS-Holy Communion, 8 a.m. Matins, II a.m., EvensOnj 5 p.m. Tuesday, 12 noon, short service lasting 15 minutes. Special Intercessions at all Services. Saturday, April loth, Services. ANTHIM. E.—(?-o) Garrett in D. Thou art the j 1 THT and, el,. King.  Sunday, April nth. M.—(11-20) Barnby in E. The Wilderness [ Goss. Mymns 514, 499, 304. E.-Garrett (Cantata). if we believe I Goss. Hymns: 299, 125, 270, P h ?,: ? Morning-Canon Jones. Preac h i Evening I The Dtan. Organist and Choirmaster: Roland Rogers, Mus.D. Oion. In Residence Canon Jones. C'  R?' ? Ewood. Minm c»«» f is; M. Th-t Deaa: Tko Very BeT. Griffith R-obezu.

I CATHEDRAL (Welsh). 1st Sunday after Easter (Low Sunday1. 9.30 a.m.: Matins and HoJy Communion. 2. 0 p.m.: Stirdkv Bohool. Lesson 22. 6. 0 p.m.: Evensong and Sermon. Weduewday, 7 p.m. Evensong and Sermon.

I ST. JAMES' (En?H?h). j 8. 0 a.m.: Iloly Communion. 11. 0 a.m.: Matins and Sermon. Preacher: Rev. J. L. Swjnn, M.A. (North J.'rea,(-: Iier: Rfv. J. L. Sw-atin, -I.A. ',Nortli l? 2.30 p.m.: Sunday School. Lesson 22. 6.30 p.m.: Evensong and Sermon. Preachar: Rov. J. L. Swann, M.A. Wednesday, 12 noon: Intercessory Service. Thin-day, 7 a.m.: Iloly Coiiimunion, with SoeoiaJ Intercession. Friday, 7 p.m. Evensong pud Sermon. Officiating Cbrgy; Rev. J. D. Joni\s, M. A. (Senior Vicar); Rev. E. Luniloy, B.A. (Corate).

» ST. MARY a CHURCK First Sunday after Haster. 8 a.m.: Holy Communion (English). 10 a.m.: Matins and Sermon (Welsh), Hymns, 190, 11.  Preacher, Rev. W. F. Williams. 11.30 a.m.: Matins and Sermon (English). Hymns, 138, 379. Anthem," God came from Hcvman." Preacher, Rev. W. F. Williams, 3 p.m.: Children's Service. 5;30 p.m.; Evensong and Sermon (Welsh). Hymns, 126, 258, 314. Anthem, "Yr udgorn a gan." Preacher, The Vicar. 7 p.m.: Evensong and Sermon (Englbh). Hymns, 140, 137, 136. Anthem, "The Hallelujah Chorus." Preacher, The Vicar.

[ CHAPEL SERVICES. I CalvhiiHic Methodists.—Glanadda Rev. J, H. Lloyd Williams,' B.A. Clynnog. Hirael: Rev. W. Griffith, M.A., Diegwyifa.. Park Hill: Rev. P. Ellis, Beddgelert. Tabernacle: Rev. Owen Owen, St. Asaph. Congregationalists, Pendref: 10 a.m., Rev. Morgan Daniel, 11.1).; 6 p.m., Rev. J. DRis Wil- liams. Salem: 10 a.m., Rev. J. Ellie Williams; 6 p.m., Rov. Morgan Daniel, B.D.; Ebenezer, Rèv. Ellis Jones. English: Rev. H. N. Hender- son. R<)- Weskyana.—IIorob: 10 a.m., Rev. Garret .Ro berts; 6 p.m., Rev, Madoo Roberts. St. P.mt'a: 10 a.m.. Rev, Madoc Itobert3; 6 p.m., Rev. Gar- ret Roberts. Hirael: 10 a.m., Mr P. G. Roberts; 6 p.m., Mr J. H. Glynne Jonee. Glanadda: 10 a.m. and 6 p.m., Mr R. Morris. Baptists.—Penuel: Rev. J. Arthur Jones. Kyffi-n Srjuare: Student. English Rev. W. R. Saunders.

WM. ROWLANDS &. CO. WINE MERCHANTS -AND SHIPPERS,— BANGOR. N. W. Established 1830. Telephone No. 11. LIST OF PRICES TO BE OBTAINED ON APPLICATION.

English and Welsh Markets. _nn- CATTLE. SALFORD, TiKwday. Big increase in the supply of sheep. Clio ice cattle made up to 9id per lb.; seconds Bid; young oows 8d, bulls Bid, calves 7d to 10id. Milch beasts aoJd at from £17 to JS26. Light Chevi-ot sheep realised Is Id t-o la 2d, clips lOd to lid, ewes 9gd to 10 £ d, lambs Is to Is 4d. BIRMINGHAM, Tuesday.—The supply of pigs was small, and with a good demand prices were firm, bacons selling at 14s. small pigs 13s 9d, and sows 129 6d per score. Owing to the holidays there was not a suffioient supply of cattio to rest prices. LIVERPOOL, Monday. Tii. hest sorts of oattle about mairutained late rates, but for rougher descriptions the demand was slower. Sheep supply practically unaltered, and a- quieter tra.do prevaiLod; but no reduction on late rates was reported. Beef made 1d to 5d per lb. best Cheviot fihoep. Is Id; and others, lid to lOjpd. At market: 125 cattle, and 1176 sheep. CORN. LIVERPOOL, Tuesday.—Wheat- market clos- ing with only moderate trade ooncluded; steady tlone, jd to Id per ccaibal dearer than laat mar- ket day. Flour, retail consumptive trade un- changed prices; baker's grade 48.1 per sack. Ma ize poor demand; mixed American 7s Bd, Plata 76 6d, Galfox 7s lOd, Danubian 7s 10d per cental. Oats quiet, favouring buyer. Beans next to nothing doing, late prices repeated. PIVLT,HELI, Wednesclay.-Biitter, Is 4d to Is 5d; eggs, 7s to per 120; beef, mutton, pork and veal, 8d to Is; fat pigs, 6d; pork- ers, 18s to 238. IJJANGEFNI Thursday,—Fresh butter, la 3d par lb,; eggs, 17 for Is j bcf, 9d to lid per b. mutton, ilia to Is per ib.; veal 10d to Its per lb.; Rork, Is per lb.; fat piffs, 6d per lb.; little pigs, 186 to 21s each whit-e and yellow oats, 30s to 31s per quarter; bltaok do., 29a to 30s pox quarter.

MESSRS JOHN PRITCHARD & CO.'s SALES. i STORE CATTLE AT LLANGEFNI. Messrs John Pritchard and Co. held their first April show and sale of store stock at L'langemi yesterday (Thursday), when there waa an entry approaching 100 cattle and 230 couples. Buyers were plentiful, and a fair trade ruled, it. being the general opinion that the prices obtained in the Smithtield were in advanoo of those ruling, at the Fair owing to greatex ccwn^vetition, The judging was undertaken by Mr Edwards, Peabol, and Mr Jones Taicroesion, who awarded the X2 prize for the best ten bullocks to Col. Lawrence Williams, Parciau, whilst Mr Jones, Farm Yard, won in Class 2 for the best five bulLocks. The prize for the beat ten couples wai awarded to Mr R. Hushes, Trawsfynydd, Lieut.-Col. Lawrence Williams' twenty bul- locks and heifers were a grand lot and ranged from o£11 12s 6d to £19. 10s, or an average of just over JB14 each. Mr Jones, Farm Yard,, showed half a dozen bullocks which were full of bloom and condition, and they made from .£11 17s Gd to £ 17 each. Mr Robert. Hughes sent 15 strong bullocks from Merioneth which were all sold at prices ranging from 215 2s 6d to J016 5S. Yearling bullocks mado up to £ 8 10s, yearling 5s, and Welsh couples (cross Southdown lambs) ranged from 33s to 36s, and were all sold. The next sale of store cattle and couples tnk{,3 place on Thursday, April 22nd (April second fair day).

MENAI BRIDGE SMITHFIELD. STORE SHEEP AND CATTLE. Messrs John I\'itchard and Co. held the first of their spring sales of store cattle and sheep at this centre to-day (Friday), when there was an .entry of over 50 cattle besides a few couples. The sale takes place whilst we are going to press, consequently prices obtained must be deferred until our next issue, but a very satisfactory show of cattle was forward, including several Iota of well-conditioned bul- locks.. The next sale of store cattle and couples takes place on Monday. May 10th.

AMLWCH SOLDIER'S TRAGIC DEATH. THE FUNERAL. I Th-e tody o>f Private Owen Pryoo Jones, 13th I Battalion Royal Welsh Fusiliers, whose sad deaMi is reoorded otn page 7, was brought from LLaai- chidnio tto Amlwch on Monday night, and tlho funeral took place on Tuesday afterinoon, and was very largely attended. The service at the house was contfuctcd by the Rev. H. Williacno and the Rev. T. Evans. In the Qortege a num- ber of soldiers of the R.W. Fusiliers (who wetre on JCtave),a.n<i tlbp who ate. stationed at Amlwch preceded the hetairse. The cltief wfi-e: Mr 0. E. Jones (father), Mr J. H. Jore.,i, Newcastle (uncle); Mr H. Jones, P^llyrolwyn (unolc); Captain. Morgan-Jones, Royal Gairriiffon Artillery; Mr H. H. Jones. 21st Service Battalion; Mr E. L. Jones, C.C. (bi'otiiere); Mr G. Williamson (brotihicr-in-lft,wi); Rev. G; Hughes, Fe4tiniog (couaki); and Mr T. P. Wililiamson, Glanyllyn. Among others ware: Mr E. Jones Griffith, K.C.. M.P., Mr O. Dew, postmaster, Amlwch; Mr W. 0. Jones, olerk Counoil; Mr Matthews, J.P., Mr L. Hugkes, J.P., Dr. Jones, J.P., Mr Hugihiefl. Joiues, J.P.J Cemacs; Mr W. E. Joow, Graig, Llanfair P.G. Mr R. R. Jo>nei, C.C., LLeutenauit D. IXavies, Mr L. Prothero (Chief ConstaibJie), Mr Piothero (superintendent of police), Mr W. Thomas, J.P. (Mcssir3 W. Thomas and Sana) Mr R. Jorn-es (Messrs Morgan Hughes and Co.), Mr D. 0wen (Messrs Hugh Owen a?d 8oœ). The mimistieirs present were: Rev. T. Priah(aM, v',cw Rie,  0. WiLLIams. Rev. T. Eva? Rev. R. O. WiJJi.M-na. Rev. D. Roberts, Rev. H. W?Haam?. R?v. 0. Parry, R&v. W. Roberts, Rev. O. H. Roberts, Rev. Llewelyn Doyd. Th? ecrvioe at tittf gT?ves?de WAS-OOMuot.ed by the Rev. W. Roberts, JKev. Llewelyn Ijloyd, a.nd the Rov. T. Priciiard, viaar of Arnlwdi. The hymn "Bydd myrdd o ryfeddoda.u" was sung. T'he employees o.f Messrs E. Morgan and CQ. acilitd as bearers.

PENMAENMAWR. I THE VICAR'S VISIT.—On Saturday even- ing the Vicar, who returned homy from. Fiance for the Easter recess, presided over a concert held at the Church House, for the benefit of the troops. He preached at the ehnn-h parade. on Good Friday and Easter Day. Both services were well attended. WELL BEHAVED TROOPS.—Col. Stain- forth and his staff of officers are to be con- rrratitlated upon the excellent bearing and conduct of their men. The Church House is open daYily', under the charge of Mr Chadwick, of the M.C.A. Mrs Matthews is president of the Ladies' ComiiiittL-e, ivhilst Mr W. I. Key presideg over the Men's Committee. Mr Griffiths, of the N.P. Bank, and Mr Pugh, of Lloyds Bank, are the joint treasurers, and Mrs R. J. Hughes is the secretary. INCREASED WAGES FOR COUNCIL E.1. PLOYEES.—On account of the higher cost of living the: Urban District Council have decided to advance tlio wages of their employees by Is a wieek and a bonus of Is par week during the CiUDat'un of the war. The team owners' re- muneration lias also been advimocd by Is per daiy during the wno period. ACCIDENTS TO SOLDIERS.—A private billeted here, proceeding along the passage of the house whera he is staying at on Tuesday, slipped and broke his leg. Last week yet another man, whilst cycling down Castle Hill, lost control over his machine and crashed into the adjoining wall and fractured his leg. NEW PAVILION MANAGER. The loa&l autlwnity have aippointed Mr L. Thomas, of Goilwyn Ba-y, as Uh-s pavilion manager for the ensuing se-aaon. H-e will be allowed 15 per oent. Ilff Ubø grow by way of remuneration.

Late Advertisements. LOST. MOTOR: COVEIt HOOD Ijost Iwfcween ou. and two o'clock p.m. on Wednesday (April 7th), from Gaerwen to Holyhead. Finder will he rewarded. Apply, Mr llios, Ovmi, Rtoyal y St-ables, Carnarvon. o v PERSONS WANTED WANTED, Assistant, a.t onoe, for Shop and Restaurant; experienced; age about 18.— R'Oad s Oaofe, 266, High-sbroet-, Bangor. o

Cirtbs, foarriage-i an& Dcatbai Announcements of Births. Marriages, Deaths, and In Memoriam Nanoea (whoih rriuat be authenticated and prepaid). are charged at the rate of 2a 6d for not more than FOUR LINES. and 6d per each additional line. Liat.s of Wedding Presents and Ifuneral Wreathe axe inserted at the rAte of 9* 6d per iipfth. BIRTHS. LYNCH-BLOSSE. On the 1st April, at 46, Scarsdala Villas, Kensington, the wife of Captain R. C. Lynoh-Blosse, 3rd Battalion Royal Welsh Fusdicrs, of a son. ^WLUIPS.—On the 1st April, at Brynderwen, Llanidloes, the wife of Liewelyu Phillijis, of A daughter. ROBERTS.—March 311ft., at "Angorfa," FA& tiniog, the wife of the late Captain o. Roberts, Pacifio Line, Great Crosbv, Liverpool* a son. TOMKINSON.On the 3rd April, at 4, CheatAiv terrace, S. W., tho wife of Jarnaj Toaikinsaa, Cheshire Yeomanry, of a son. MARRIAG E8. DAVIES-.JONES.-On the 30th March, at Soar Congregational Church, Nevin, by Rev. W.Jones. M.A., uncle of bride, assisted by Rev»„ Ernlyn H. Davies, B.A., B.D., and Owein Pritchard. Rev. Professor W. Archibald Davies, B.A.. B.D., New and Hackney Colleges, London, to Blodweo, cJdftst daughter of the Ititte Ovy^n David JopoL4, manager of the Dinorwio Quarries, Llansberis, and Mrs Jones, Bronymaes, Nevin. HOLMES—PARRY.—March 31st, at Pad dilu- tion Chapel, Marylebone-road, N.W., by the Rev. R. S. Holmes, ot Do-rohestcr (undo of the bride- groom), assisted by the Rev. James Cregan and the Rev. Frank Lenwood, M.A., Horace Gord0I1. younger son of Horace G. Holmes, J.P., and Mrs Holmes, to Violet May, third daughter of Mr Henry Pa-rry, late of Portmadoo. JONES-MOSS.vlarch 30tli, at St. Paul'. Chdroh, Walsall. by the Rov. F. J. Key, assisted by the Rev. E. Moore Darling, Robert Jones* B.A. (Cantab), M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P. lieutenant R.A.M.C., second son of the late Mr J. Maurice Jones and Mra Jones, of Mathrafw.1, Welsfopool. to Margaret May, elder (iatiglitc-c of Mr and Mrs W. Mess, Fieldgate. Walsall. MORRIS—ROBERTS— April 7tb, at the En- glish Presbyterian Church, Cohvyn Bay, by the Rev. John Edwards, assisted by tho Rev. John Roberts, M.A., Cardiff, Edwaru, younger son f Mrs Morris and tho late John Morris, of Livor- pooi and: Llansannan, to Ethel, niof Mr and Mrs David Lewis, Eithinogr, Cjlwyzi Bay. MORRISON-WRIGLEY.-At NiooWm Square Wesleyan Church, Edinburgh, on t-bo 5tlt inst., by the Rev. Ili Maldwyn Hughes, D.D., assisted by the Rev. John Morrison, D.D., And the lie v. H. J. Wotherspoon, D.D., John Tertiiia Morrison, F.R.C.S., lieut.. R.A.M.C., to Eliza Mary. younger daughter of Mr and Mra Wrigley, of Sunny Bank, Llangollen OWEN SYMONS.—April 3rd, at, Meols Pree- byterian Church, by tho Rev. A. P. Adaniaon, John Meirion, second son of Morgan Owen, CoP. wen, to Bessie Symons, eldest daughter of the late Fred Symons, Wallasey, and of Mrs W. F. Lee, Meols. OWIEN-VALLANCE.-April 3rd. at Prince' road Presbyterian Church, Upper Bangor bv tih* Rev. John Hughes, B.A., Mr Edwin A. Owen, B.A., M.So Tc-.ddir.gton, neaT J/ondori. to Miss Julma. Sta, Vallance, only daughter of Mr and •Jutiia Ma"V -y allaiiee, Upper Bangor. REDFERN—BROCKLEHURST—On the 3rd inst., at Old Colwyn. Walter Redfern, of Swin- ton, to Ellen G. Brocklehurst of. Old Oolwyn. DEATHS. CASSON.—Oii the 6th April, Frvwioes Winifred Casson, eldest dangjiter of tii-o late UasHon, of Deiibigli and Putney. DAVIES.—April 3rd, Emily Gertrude, the be- loved wife of the Rev. Owen Davies, M.A., vioar of Pontblyddyn, Mold. JONES.—April 2nd. at th-e C-otlage Hoapibal, Llandudno, aged 36 years, Owen Price, son of Mr and Mrs O. E. Jones, Craigwen, Amlwch. JEFFRIES.—On the 3rd April instapt, at "The Sycamores," Lawson-road, Colwyn Bay, Afia Maria, the dearly beloved wife of Charles Jeff- ries, aged 80 years. LANTROW.—On February 7th,. at:-Langvftle, Manitoba, in his 87th year, the Itev, David La-ntrow. PIERCE.-March 28th. at Balham, London. S.W., aged 44 years, Hugh Wynne Pierce, vldmi son of the late Hugh Pierce, of Greaford, and Mrs Pierce, Birkenhead. IN MEMORIAM. In loving memory of Annie Lily Furtidl Jonea, youngest daughter of Thomas aud Itaohol Fur- nell Bodorgan, AngJeooy. and beloved wife d G. E. Jon.ca. Rhiw. Pwllheli, who fell asleep Apl":1 3rd, 1913, and wits interred April 7tb, at Aberdaron Old Churchyard, Softly at night the stars are gleaming Upon her silent grave, Where there sleepeth without dreaming Ono we loved, but could not MVO.. « WEEKES. In loving memory of our ,de>ar mother, vvlo passed away Alkit 9th, 1914. She bade no one her last flirew-eoij, She waved her hand to none Her spirit flew, before we knew, That sihe from us 'had gonie. -From her loving daughter a.nd sons.

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I CONWAY. THE EASTER SERVICES at the Pariah [ Church began with the celebration of the Holy I Communion at 6 a.m., followed by four other celebrations at 7, 8, 9.45, and 11.15 a.m. A large congregation attended eaoh service, the cohi- miuiicants numbering over 400. The Vioar preached, and during the course of the morning service dedicated a new altar a.nd frontal, the gift of Misses Hale, The Beacons, in memory of her mother. The frontal is a beautiful ivork of art, made by Messrs Jones and Willis, Birming- ham. All the services were largely attended. The ohurches were nicely decorated, and the offertories at all the service.} were given as & personal gift to the vicar. VICTIM OF GERMAN FIENDISIINESS.— Amongst the missing members of the ill-fated "Falsba's'' crew is Mr W. Osborne Hughes, only son of the late Alderman Hugh llughes, of this town. Mr Hughes carried on his fathec's I)IJdi- ness till a month ago, when he joined the "Falaba." With his wife and young children sincere sympathy- prevails. I Printed and Published for the North Walos i Chronicle Company, Ltd., by John Stevenson Edwards, at the "North Wales Chronicle" Offioe, Caxton^House, High-street, Bangor,"and at tho "Chronicle" Office, High-sbrect, Port- madoc, both in the County of Ca.rnl\rvon, 'and and at t.he."Cloriannydd" Office, Bridge-street,* Llangefni, in t-hi- County of Angles^ April 9. 1916, .w-

by the Council for defraying the oosii of bh9 erection of the pavilion on the promenade. The Board stated that the present tjmo was not re- garded as opportune for the raising of money by looal aufhonti-es, and they would not now be prepared tD entertain the application for sanction to a loan as suggested. In the circumstances they thoughl; that future payments in the matter sh'ould ojme before the distriofc auditor for his review in the usual cou r,e.-Mr Jones: We might tell them that the district auditor suggested that we should apply to the Local Government Board.—1The .Chairman: The letter practioally means giving permission. Seven of the Council's workmen forwarded a petition for an increase of 2s weekly in their wages owing to tho increased oo«t of livir.ig.— The application was referred to the Fin-aaoo Com. mittee. OLDIIAM "PALS" IN TRAINING, I Rumours are current that the Oldlr.un "Pals" now training in Llanfairfechan will shortly bo removed to Grantham. They will leave to the general regret of the inhabitants, who bavo been struck by their consistently good behaviour arince the day of their arrival. During the past week they have put in much gtrenuoiu work in physioal exerciser, platoon ili-ill, etc. On Easter Monday tho battalion marched to Penrhyn Park, Bangor, for a brigade concentration, as they set out, headed by their band, they presented a fine spectacle. Evi- dently the football team of the battalion wais in no way fatigued by the march for the, ddDatnd a local football team in the evening after a stiff game. The following appeared in tho Orders fol- lowing the concentration:—"The OX', is highly pleased with the steadiness of all ranks on parade. Ma>rch discipline on the road is, however, not 90 good as it might be." On Sunday night a sacred concert was given at t.ho Church Institute, when the band of the battalion played the following items:—Marino Artillery, "Poet and Peasant" (Suppe), and .iel,-ctiorm from" Maritana." Mrs Foster sang "Dream of Paradise" and "Nearer jny God to Thee," Mr W. H. Foster played two violin solos, and Bandsman Taylor gave a cornet solo. The cross-country Marathon sprints between the different companies ended in a victory for tho "C" Company. The Auiii 4of 94 has been distri- buted among t.he winners. A larpe number of relatives and friends of tha soldiers spent the week-end in the town. On Saturday, A large number of the men who) before they enlisted, employed at Messrs Piatt Bros., Oldham, were eutartaincd by Mrs Piatt to tea at,Gorddiaog, whero they spent a Y9 oajoyabk tiflf.