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DEVELOPMENT OF THE CONWAY "BITER TRAFFIC. The Llandudno and Trcfriw Steamship Company, of which Aldorman Thomas Lewis, Ban- gor, L. chairman, the other directors being Mr Stephen Dunphy. Mr Shaw Thewti?. and Mr W. Ellis-Jonc$, of Liandudno, have erected a wooden pier running out into the -ea about a hundred yards, at West Uandudno. The object of the company is to give additional facilities for visitors and residents to enjoy the picturesque liver trip up the Conway to Trefriw. For this purpose they have purchased a steamer wliich is to be known as the "Queen of the Conway," certified by the Boa.rcr of Trade to carry 257 passengers. The steamer is a more commodious o,* t han tla.,o hitherto been provided for this trip, having f(?re and &ft saloong, from which the !ovefy I scentiy on either side of the river can be viwe when the weather is unfavourable to be on deck. The contractors for the pier wereMessrsGradweJl and Co., Barrow-in-Furness, Mr Webster, of London, being the engineer. Laot week, at the invitation of Mr and Mrs Lewis, a number of residents were in- vited to take a trip on the "Queen of the Conway." Amongst those present were:, M r and Mrs E. S. ;1Y;. ;;o:lM:r,wèc Le ;Ied MM:c8E wav. Mr and Mrs A. G. Pugh, Mr and Mra S. Dunphy, Mrs S. Renfrew, Mr and Mrs Hill, Mr and Mrs W. H. Heard, Mr and Miss Bartley, Mr and Mrs W. Kltis Jones, Dr. Davieg, Mr J. O. Thomas, Mr and Mrs W. H. Jones, Mr and Mrs Thomas Owen, Mr and Mrs R. J. Williams, Mr Joseph Hughes, Mr and Mrs John Owen (T.), Mr and Mrs Robert Roberts (P.). Mr and Mrs Wm. Bevan, Mr and Mrs Klias Jones, Mr and Mrs Daniel Phillips, Mr McMaster, Mr G. A. Humphreys, Mrs and Miss Jones (C.1U, Mr and Mrs J. L. Mayger, Mr asMEo:"l\ I;' :dt :è;r;í;erI: Dawson, Mr and Mrs J. Haworth, Mr and Mrs Hairy Roberto, Dr. Morgan. Mr and Mrs Pilkirg- ton, Mr and Mrs D- Jones (Llwynfryn), Mr and Mrs Robinson, Mr and Mrs W. G. Moblev, Mr ItoDion, Visa Currie, Mr S. Chantrey, Mr and Mrs J. Jones (Alexandria Hotel). Mr and Mrs Easthani, Miss Wade. Misses Middleton and Wood. Manageress of Llandudno Hydro. Mr and Mrs W, Goulding,Misses Roberts (Wave Crest), Mrs Roberts (Holly Bank), Mr and Miss Evans (Temperance Hotel), Mr Thomas Smith, Mr and Mrs Mathews, Mr and Mrs Neagle, Mr and Mrs J. Winter, Mr F. Roberts, Mr Saville (Penmaenmawr), Miss Barton, Mr and Mrs W. Cor- bett, Miss Kennedy, Mr and Mrs T. Shaw, Mr and Mrs J. Kitts, Mr and Mrs Goodwin, Mr and Mrs Churchill. Mr and Mrs P. Robinson, Misses Mathews and Standring, and Miss Elsie May Edge. The weather was of an ideal character for the occasion. The steamer left the pier at West Llan- dodno at about two o'clock, and proceeded past Deganwy and Conway up the river as far as Taty- cafn, where about three quarters of an liour was spent. During the sail light refreshments were aarved, the catering being in the capable hands of Mr Allan Sumner, of the Grosvenor Restaurant, Mostyn-street. Having returned to the estuary the boat steamed almost as far as Puffin Island, return- inir at about six o'clock, and the company were knded at the Pier Company's landing-stage in Llan- dudno Bay. Mr Elias Jones moved a vote of thanks to Mr and Mrs Lewis for the enjoyable afternoon they had all experienced. Hillnlrprise was that some keen busi- ness men of Llandudno had not conceived and carried out the idea of developing the CDnw?y River traffic before now instead of leaving it to Bangor gentle- m&n to give the visitors ..identR of TI..d.d.. the means of viewing the charming soenery they had LA the pleasure of pmeing through that day. The vote of th"ks was aetonded by Councillor William Bevan and Mr Caraher, and carried with acclamation. Mr Thomas Lewis, in acknowledging the vote of thanks, said that it occurred to him that the people of Llandudno would appreciate a trip direct from their town up that beautiful river. It gave him pleasure to be the, main instrument in forwarding the development of a wateringvplaoe like Llandudno (a I '4u*e) 7he general arrangements, which were admirable in every reopeot. were carried out under the superin- tendence of Mr George Griffiths, secretary and manager to the company.

Weekly Return of Bills of Sale and Failures.— In the week ending June 3rd there were 98 bills of salo registered in England and Wales, a de- crease of one as compared with the corresponding period last year, and bills of sale re-registered four. The receiving orders gazetted number 63, showing & decrease of 26, and the number of registered deeds of arrangement was 42, a de- crease of 29. In Ireland there were 62 judg- ments registered, on increase of 26; bills of sale, seven, showing a decrease of one; bankruptcies gazetted wero eevon, in increase of five; and the registered deeds of arrangement seven, a decrease of one The flootch returns show 25 recorder protests, an increase of ten, and 33 failures, be- ing an increase of 13. The totals for the portion of the yoar to June 3rd are bills of sale registered for England and Wales, 2708, a decrease of 378; and bills of sale reregistered 238, a decrease of five the receiving orders gazetted number 1799, an increase of tan; and the registered deeds of arrangement* 1426, a decrease of 32. In Ireland the t.,tilt &ro judgments 1261, a decrease of 24; the bills of sale 121, a decrease of 32; and the bankruptcies gazetted number 110, an increase of 16; and the registered deeds of arrangement 179, an increaae of 14. In Scotland the totals are recorded protests gazetted 363, an increase of four, and the failures 517. a decrease of one.- 'Stubbs' Weakly Gazette."

CLERGY MUTUAL ASSURANCE SOCIETY. Foantfed in the Year 1829. OSCM :-2, and 3, THE SANCTUARY, WESTMINSTER, S.W. Patrons:—His Grace the Archkishop of Canterbury; His Grace the Archbishop of York. Prwidert, the Right Hon. ".RigM.&v. the Lord Bishop of London. Yice-presidont, the Lord Harris. CJbainnaB, the Very Rev. the Diwt of Westminster. Deputy-Chairman, the Hon. Edward W. Douglas. Actuary, Frank B. Wyatt, Esq., F.I.A. Seorotary, G. H. Hodgson, EIIq., M.A. The Bositty is conducted on the Mutual Principle, entirely in the interest* of THE CLERGY AND THEIR RELATIVES. FUNDS £4,014,239. INCOME £ 462,523. SPECIAL FEATURES. LOW PREMIUMS. EXCEPTIONALLY LAttGE BONUSES. RESERVES ON STRONGEST BA- SIS KNOWN. Whole-Life and Endowment Assuranoes granted with right of participation in Profits. 17443  ROWLAND'S KALYDOR FOR THE SKIN. INVALUABLE DURING THE HEAT AND DUST OF SUMMER. It cools and refreshes the face and hands, removes Sunburn, Tan, Freckles, Redness, Roughness, heals Irritation and Eruptions, imparts a luxuriant beauty to the complexion, and arrays the neck, face and arms in matchless whiteness, unobtainable by any other means: Bottles, 2s. 3d. and 4s. 6d. ROWLAND'S MACASSAR OIL prevents the hair falling off or B becoming dry in hot weather, cures baldness, eradicates scurf; also in golden colour for fair and golden hair Sizes, 3s. 6d., 7s., 10s, 6d. ROWLANDS ODONTO imparts a pearl-like whiteness to the teeth, I eradicates decay, and preserves the teeth. Sold by Stores, Chemists, Hair- dressers, and A. ROWLAND & SONS, Hatton Garden, London.

AMLWCH. The Hon. Lady Neave and Miss Neave left Llys- dOm on Tuesday morning for Italy. A new oak lectern has been presented to St. Eleth's Church, by an anonymous ?irrd" As a commencement of the improvements at Bun Bay iron seats are being fixed on the road to Amlwch. On Friday afternoon, as a large boiler was being removed from the railway station to the Parys Mine, one of the workmen, Richard Morris, an old and faithful servant of the Mona. Lodge family, was badly crushed. He was removed home in an un- conscious state, and quickly attended to by Dr. Lloyd Williams, who found that he had sustained no in- ternal injuries. but was suffering from extreme shock. He is, however, progressing favourably.

ORICCIETH. School Board.-A meeting of the Board was held 011 Thursday evening week, when there were pre- sent:—Rev. J. Owen, M.A. (chairman), Rev. J. Lloyd Jones, M.A., Messrs William George, Robert Roberts, and William Caer Jones (clerk).—Voting paper for the election of a representative of the School Boards of the district on the Local Govern- ing Body of the Portmadoc Intermediate School was received, and the vote of the Board was recorded in favour of Dr. William Jones Morris.—Letters were read from Miss M. A. Parry and Miss M. E. Parry, resigning their appointments of head and assistant mistress of t he ,?ts' school, and it was decided to advertise in the "Gwalia," etc., for a fully qualified certificated head teacher for the school.— A letter was read from the head mistress of the girls' department, Miss Jones, stating that owing to her not having sufficiently recovered from illness her doctor will not allow her to attend school for another week A resolution was unanimously passed sympathising with Miss Jones in her illness, and the .eoessa Ie"vo of absence, was granted.-Th? Kev. J. Uov7 Jones gave notice that at the next meeting he vi iWzorae that the vacancy in the member.hip of the Board be filled up.

.RUTHIN. Town Council.—At the monthly meeting on Tuesday, the Mayor (Dr. J. M. Hughes) moved, and Mr T. J. Rouw seconded, that the thanks of the Council be accorded to Colonel and Mrs Cornwallis West for having been the means of bringing the Prince of Wales to the borough. The motion was carried, and Colonel and Mrs West were congratu- lated upon the satisfactory way the arrangements were carried out.-Mr Rouw also gave notice that he would move at the next meeting that a permanent souvenir of the Royal visit be placed in the Council crnunber.-Tlrtlre was a long discussion upon the accounts presented by the Executive Committee of the Royal visit festivities, but they were ultimately passed.—Mr Rouw moved the suspension of too standing orders in order to call attention to the unsatisfactory railway arrangements at Ruthin. The motion iiavirig Ixten agreed to, Mr Rouw went on to say that the town suffered considerably lowing to the want of late trains and cheap tickets to and from the chief towns and watering resorts. He proposed that the Council should at once take steps to bring the matter under the notice of the ,,hip?f superintendent of the district (Mr Dent) with ?: view to an improvement (hear, hear). Mr John Roberts suggested that an endeavour should be made to get an interview with Mr Dent. Mr T. H. Robtrts said he heard a railway official complaining the oiher day that a deputation which waited upon the railway authorities from Ruthin some time ago did not know their own mind (laughter). Ultimate- ly it was decided that representations should be made to the superintendent appealing to him to issue cheap tickets, and to authorise late trains to and from Ruthin during the months of June, July, and from Ruthin during the months of June, July, August, and September. — The Medical I Officer reported that the health of the town was satisfactory, only sixteen births and a similar num- ber of deaths occurring (Turing the last two months. District' Council.—On Monday, at the monthly mooting, Mr Thomas Jones presiding, the Rev. David Williams, rector of Llandymog, took his seat as councillor for Llamdyrnog and Llangwyfan, in the plaoe of Mr E. E. Davies, resigned—The Inspector orruthin distri:trted that a case of scarlet fever bad occurred at lynewyad, Ijianarmon. uwre; were eleven irthe f??l and all slept in one bed- room. Replying to question, the Œerk said th.? I the cottage was on Sir W. Grenville WiUi&ms'a estate. Several members present criticised the con- dition of things disclosed in the report. The Clerk stated that considerable improvements were now in course of being carried out on the estate, and that materials had been provided in respect of ung particular cottage. It was decided to remove the patient at onoe to the Wrexham Infectious Hospital, and to urge the estate owner to pro- ceed with the necessary improvements. — A lengthy discussion ensued as to an alleged encroachment upon common land by the owner of the Nantcfwyd Estate. A motion in favour of allowing the encroachment to stand on payment of a nommal rent was defeated, and by a large majority tho Council decided to caU upon the estate to withdraw its claim. I

ST. ASAPH. Police Court.—At a special sitting of this oourt I on Tuesday, before Dr. Basterby and other magis- trates, John Rowland Dolban, a woodman, residing near Uandyrnog, was sent to prison for 28 days for having been drunk and disorderly at St. Asaph on the previous day.—Emma Jones, of Gemig-street, St. Asaph, was charged by Inspector Thomas (of the National Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children) with cruelty and neglect of two children. Mr James Lloyd appeared for the prosecution. Inspector Thomas said that on the 13th ult. he visited ) 13, lying in defendant's house, and saw a boy, age 13, lying in bed suffering from rheumatic fever. The boy looked very ill, and was not properly nourished. At the foot of the bed in an old cot, whioh was in an indescribable condition, he found a little baby, aged three months, in a filthy state. He also found a foeding bottle near the child, which was broken in half, and in a very dirty state. The defendant threw the 'baby about in her arms as if it were a football. An the family slept in the same bed. He (the inspector) went for Dr. Lloyd, who recom- mended that the children should be removed to the workhouse, which was done. Dr. H. Lloyd said he attended the boy, who was suffering from rheumatic fever. He had asked the defendant to keep the baby cleaner, whereupon she became very abusive, and said that he ought to call at other houses, and since then she had not been for any medicine for the boy, who was very much neglected. Two of her children had died previously, and one had been taken from her. Sergeant Pearson also gave corroborative evi- dence. The Bench stated that they found that the conduct of the defendant was due to the fondness for drink, and the best plan was to put her out of temtation for a time, when they hoped she would come back and be a better woman. She was soutenoed to four months' imprisonment with hard labour.

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