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CADOXTON- BARRY.
CADOXTON- BARRY. LOYAL BARRY DOCR LODGE.—At the conclusion of lodge business on Monday evening last the members held a short smoking concert, when j presentations were made to the retiring noble grand (Bro. John Woodneld), and also to the j lodge secretary, Past District Master Bro. T. Ewbanb. The former presentation was a gold- centre pendant, with the arms of the Order as centre-piece, and suitably inscribed. It was given in recognition of past services as noble grand on three occasions. The presentation to Bro. Ewbank consisted of a beautifully illuminated address and gold albert, in recognition of his services as lodge secretary for the last sixteen years. The meeting was presided over by Bro. T. Williams, Loyal David Davies Lodge", who was supported by Bro. J. Davies, deputy district master of the Cardiff District; Bro. C. Wyberg, P.N.G. of the Loyal David Davies Lodge; and Bro. Piper, N.G. of the Barry Dock Lodge. The Deputy District Master made the presentation in the unavoidable absence of Dr P. J. O'Donnell.
BARRY DOCKS.
BARRY DOCKS. DINAM HALL, MERTHYR STREET, FORWARD MOVEMENT.—Preacher next Sunday, Pastor Rev John Harries. Prayer Meeting, 10.30 a.m. Sunday School, 2.30 p.m. Services, 11 a.m. and 6.30 p.m. SUDDEN DEATH OF AN OLD MAN.-Edward Pugh (79), labourer, of Wilfred-street, Barry Docks, had not been at work for some time. On Thursday last Pugh did not feel well, and remained in the bedroom. He expired the same evening suddenly. Deceased had complained of heart trouble, but was otherwise in good health. RUN OVER BY TRUCKS,—A man named William Andrews (42), of 12, George-street, Barry Docks, was getting under some goods trucks at the dock- side on Saturday last, when the trucks moved, and the wheel of one passed over Andrews' right leg, thereby fracturing it. He was taken to the Town Accident Hospital, attended to by Dr Bray, and detained. MUSICAL SUCCESSES.—At the recent examination held at Cardiff in connection with the London College of Music, the following pupils of Mr W. H. Shinn, of Court-road, Barry Docks, were success- ful in passing in their respective sections :—Miss Edith Morris, Central Police Station, Holton-rd.; Miss Daisy Perkins, Churchill-terrace, Cadoxton and Miss Lily Butler, Holton House, Barry. REVIVAL MEETINGS AT HOLTON-ROAD BAPTIST CHURCH,—Commencing on Monday evening last, revival meetings are being held every evening at Holton-road English Baptist Chapel, Barry Docks, and will continue till the 14th instant. The meetings are being led by two special revivalists, Mr J. Treharne and Miss Mabel Davies- A prayer meeting will be held in the schoolroom each evening at six o'clock. SPIRITUALISM. — Mrs Place Veary, the well- known medium, of Leicester, will deliver trance addresses, to be followed by clairvoyance., next Sunday, May 7th, at the Alexandra Hall (ground floor), corner of Newland-street and Woodland- road, Barry Docks. Services — Morning at 11, evening at 6.30. All are cordially invited.-Also special meeting on Monday evening, at 7.45, when Mrs Place-Veary will give an address and clair- voyance.—Wednesday evening, May 10th, Coffee Supper and Social tickets, 9d each. THE LATE MR D. II KNIGHT.—The funeral took place at Merthyr Dovan Cemetery on Monday afternoon last of Mr D. H. Knight, of Abertillery. Mr Knight, who was only 42 years of age, was by marriage related to Mr Evan David, butcher, Cadoxton Mr H. Burrows, Holton-road and Mr L. S. Lewis, Court-road. He leaves three young daughters to mourn his loss. The funeral was largely attended, and at the cemetery, the Revs Marks Evans, Abertillery, and J. Mydyr Evans, Barry Docks, officiated. MISSION SERVICES AT SALEM CHAPEL.—On Sunday, Monday, and Tuesday next the Rev R. B. Jones, Porth, and Mr Emlyn Jones, A.R.C.M., of London, will conduct a mission at Salem Welsh Baptist Chapel, Beryl-road. Mr Jones is one of the most popular preachers of his denomination, and was one of the prime movers of the Llandrindod Convention, which ultimately led to the great spiritual awakening which is taking place through- out the country. As a baritone singer, Mr Davies is also highly popular at Barry. CHILDREN'S PARTY AND WHIST DRIVE.—An interesting children's party was held at St. Mary's Hall, Holton-road, Barry Docks, on Tuesday even- ing last, when the proceedings were very enjoyable, the children being attired in fancy and attractive ostames.—On Wednesday a whist drive and dance were held at the same hall. The whist drive proved very interesting, and the dances enjoyable. Refreshments were provided during the evening. The hall was prettily decorated. The proceeds on both occasions were in aid of the building fund of St. Mary's Church. ENTERTAINMENT AND FARCE AT ST. MARY'S HALL.—An entertainment and farce, entitled "lci on Parle Francais," will be given in St. Mary's Hall, Holton-road, Barry Docks, on Monday and Tuesday evenings next, to commence each evening at eight o'clock. Tickets, Is each. The characters will be as follows :—Major Regulus Rattan (Mr Rimell); Victor Dubois (Mr Hole) Mr Spriggins (Mr E. H. Davies) Mrs Spriggins (Mrs Longdon); Angelina, their daughter (Miss Phillips) Julia, wife of Major Rattan (Miss Mabel Phillips) Anna Maria, a maid of all work (Mrs Wilde). The proceeds will be in aid of St. Mary's Church building fnnd. JERUSALEM, C.M., TYNEWYDD-ROAD.—The Rev Howell Davies, B.Sc. (pastor), presided over a very successful rendering of the cantata, "Y Tymhorau" (Rev Hugh Davies), by the Band of Hope Choir, under the direction of Mr E. P. Jenkins, on Wednesday evening last, at Jerusalem Welsh C.M. Chapel, Barry Docks. The young singers acquitted themselves with credit, and showed that much pains had been taken by the conductor in training them. The following sang the solos in the work in good style :—Miss C. Thomas (Maesycwm-street), Mrs S. A, Williams (The Bank), Messrs W. E. Humphreys, J. T. Esau, and Tom Jenkins. Miss Maggie Davies, Cadoxton, presided at the organ. Mr D. J. Rees, Cadoxton, addressed the children briefly on Band of Hope work. The proceedings terminated by singing the Welsh National Athem, Mr Esau rendering the solo.
BARRY.
BARRY. BARRY ENGLISH CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.— Services next Sunday at 11 a.m. and 6.30 p.m. Sunday School at 2.30 p.m. Preacher, Rev Charles J. Clarke (pastor). BARRY PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.—Preacher next Sunday, Rev Christmas J, Lewis, B.A. (pastor), at 11 a.m. and 6.30 p.m. Christian Endeavour, 9.30 a.m. Sunday School, 2.30 p.m. W. G. EASTABROOK, 5, Broad-street, Barry, Practical Piano, Organ, See., Tuner and Repairer (late Manager for Messrs Thompson and Shackell). fianop axivl Organs supplied qu eapy t5rme of payment, or at lowest posaible prices for cash, I Piano tuning, 2s Bd. THE RECENT ACCIDENT TO MR. BURNETT.-We are pleased to learn that Mr G. H. Burnett, butcher, High-street, Barry, who was recently badly injured as the result of being thrown out of his trap, is progressing satisfactorily towards recovery. Mr Burnett desires to earnestly thank u the many fri^s who have so kindly squired aq j to his condition during his severe illness. WESLEYAN CHURCH ANNIVERSARY,—The anni- versary services of Barry Weslsyan Church will be held on Sunday next. In the morning, at 11, the Rev R. Bond, of Penarth, will preach and the Rev W. W: Treleaven, the district superin- tendent, will occupy the pulpit in the evening, at 6.30. Mr W. L. Hughes will preside at a musical service in the afternoon, at three o'clock, when several well-known artistes will appear, including the following :—Soprano, Miss Stack (Cardiff); contralto, Miss Lottie Wakelin, LR.C.M. (Cardiff) bass, Mr Harry Miller (Llandaff Cathedral) and tenor, Mr D. Hopkins (Barry). Mr S. F. Deyes, Cardiff, will be the organist. Collections in aid of the trust funds.
BARRY ISLAND.
BARRY ISLAND. BARRY ISLAND BAPTIST CHURCH. — Next Sunday, Mr Box, of Abertillery, will preach both morning and evening. To-night (Thursday), at 7.30, a Bible reading by Mr W. T. Medhurst. Absentees are the losers those present are the gainers at these services.
DINAS POWIS.
DINAS POWIS. GWILYM EVANS' QUININE BITTERS is purely vegetable, and certified by analysts to be pure and harmless. It may be safely taken by delicate ladies and children in all cases of weakness, and is a certain remedy in all disorders of the stomach,- See advt. REVIVAL MEETINGS.—Messrs Sydney Evans and Sam Jenkins, who recently conducted a most successful mission at Cardiff, have arranged to conduct revival meetings at Penarth and Dinas Powis next week. The Penarth services will be on Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday. They will be held on each evening at the Stanwell-road Baptist Church, to begin at seven o'clock. To meet the convenience afforded by the Wednesday half-holiday a special service has been arranged at the above church to begin at three o'clock on Wednesday. No doubt shop assistants and others will avail themselves of this opportunity. From Penarth the revivalists will proceed to Dinas Powis to conduct services on the following Thursday and Friday.
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===== ¡ LLANDOUGH AND LECKWITH II EISTEDDFOD. The united villages of Llandough and Leckwith held their first annual Eisteddfod on Wednesday week last, the Rector (Rev F. E. Williams) pre- siding over a large and appreciative audience. The various competitions were keenly contested, a few marks only separating the unsuccessful com- petitors in many instances from the winners. Mr J. F. Proud made a capital conductor, and to his masterful guidance and bonhomie very much of the success of the eisteddfod is due. Mr R. A. Lewis judged the singing contests. Speaking on the singing as a whole, he considered it worthy of praise, and the results were highly satisfactory. Mr W. D. Crooks, in awarding the prizes for the best essays on Why Llandough Men don't Marry," gave a humorous but practical criticism on the attempts made by the various unsuccessful competitors, and read verbatim the five best essays, to each of which was awarded a prize. Mr F. Davies, the adjudicator in the handwriting contest, expressed himself in high terms as to the penmanship, his great difficulty being in selecting the best. By general consent the palm for the best adjudication fell to Miss Lester Jones. This lady had, without doubt, the hardest task of all in awarding the prize for recitation,, but in clear, calm, and incisive tones sba weighed each of the five competitors in the balance, shewing their re- spective merits, and pointing out deliberately, yet withal kindly, the errors each had made in pitch, manner, accent, and inflection. This criticism was, in fact, an education to adjudicators as well as to competitors. Four competitors entered for the impromptu speech on The best suggestions for promoting social intercourse in Llandough." Undoubtedly Mr Ridgway made the best speech, but the prize went to Mr Court on the ground that he made the best suggestions. The Young Men's Singing Class, which organised this eisteddfod, has reason to congratulate itself, not only upon this success- ful first effort, but also upon the talent which it shows Llandough and Leckwith is able to pro- duce. Satisfaction was expressed on all sides, and there is reason to hope that it will be established as an annual affair. Mr Bert Miller made an admirable stage manager. The accompanists were Miss Esther Reynolds and Miss Sylvia Griffiths. The prize list was as follows :—Soprano solo, Ruby Griffiths tenor solo, John Williams contralto eolo, Blance Reynolds bass solo, Alfred Howe soprano and contralto duett, Blanche and Cissy Jenkins; quartette, John Court, Alfred Howe, Ruby Griffiths, and Sylvia Griffiths; pianoforte solo, Sylvia Griffiths; essay, John Williams, Miriam Miller, Mrs Court, Lizzie Ridgway, and Esther Reynolds handwriting. Reggie Crooks, Ivor Cosslet, Violet Jones, Violet Fowler, and Leonard Jones impromptu speech, John Court; recitation, Esther Reynolds needlework, 1 Louisa Griffiths, 2 Mrs L. Griffiths, 3 Sarah Burge. At a meeting held in the Llandough Schoolroom on Tuesday evening last, the Secretary of the Eisteddfod Committee presented the accounts, which showed a balance in hand of jEl 6s 6d. At the suggestion of the adjudicator, Jenny Morgan and Beatrice Bennett, who acquitted themselves well in the duett competition, were each awarded a prize. W. Fowler was also presented with a prize for the second best recitation, it being felt that he had shown most improvement. It was unanimously agreed to use the remaining funds as a nucleus for providing prizes for rural sports, and both villages agreed to unite in holding a festival on August Bank Holiday. A committee was appointed to draw up a programme and to make arrangements for carrying out the various details, which it was suggested should be on the lines of the Coronation programme.
BARRY MAY SHOW AND HORSE PARADE.
BARRY MAY SHOW AND HORSE PARADE. BRIGHT PROSPECTS FOR NEXT WEDNESDAY'S EVENT. A general meeting of the committee of the Barry May Show (to be held on Wednesday next), was held at the Marine Hotel, Barry Island, on Tuesday evening last, Mr William Thomas, J.P., The Hayes, in the chair. It was announced that Colonel Wyndham-Quin, C.B., M.P., D.S.O., the President, would preside at the dinner on the evening of the show day. A different route for the Parade was decided upon, all exhibits this year being requested to muster at Friars-road, Barry Island, instead of on the show field at ten a.m., and proceed via Island-road, Windsor-road, High-street. Trinity-street, Broad-street, Thomp- son-street, Dock View-road, Station-street, Castle- land-street, Holton-road, Weston Hill, Vere-street, Harvey-street, Main-street, Barry-road, Ilminster- street, Court-road, Holton-road, Buttrills Hill, to the Buttrills Field. The hon. secretary (Mr R. W. Hall, M.R.C.V.S.,) also intimated that all the stipulations with reference to the championship cup given by Mr T. G. Tibbetts had been mutually agreed upon. The show promises to be as usual a very successful event. The next meeting will be held at Culley's Hotel, Barry Docks, on Tuesday evening next, at eight o'clock, and the stewards are requested to meet the general steward before the commencement of the committee meeting.
THE LATE MRS. WILLIAMS, MERTHYR…
THE LATE MRS. WILLIAMS, MERTHYR DOVAN. At Calcot Ganol Farm, near Barry, on Good Friday, Mrs Kate Williams, wife of Mr William Williams, passed away at the age of 53. Her death was quite unexpected. Although she had taken to her bed five weeks previously, it was not anticipated that the end was so near. She was highly respected by all who knew her. She was a kincl-iiearted, woman, and a devoted wife and mother. By her death, Salem Church has lost a faithful member. She has left a widower and a son to mourn her loss. The interment took place on the following Thursday at St. Lythan's Church- yard, where, notwithstanding the inclemency of the weather, a large number had gathered to pay their last tribute of respect to the memory of the deceased. At the house the Rev Owen Joaes j (Salem) read portions of scripture, ana cne Rev Morris Isaac, Cadoxton, offered prayer. In St. Lythan's Church the Rev Joseph John, rector, officiated; and at the graveside the Revs Joseph John, Owen Jones, and G. Llechidon Williams. The services were all through conducted in Welsh. Amongst the mourners were Mr W. Williams (husband), Mr Willie Williams (son), Misses Sophia and Marab Thomas (sisters), Mr and Mrs Llewelyn Williams, Westra Farm, Dinas Powis (brother and sister-in-law), and Mr and Mrs Williams, Barry (brother and sister-in-law). The funeral arrangements were entrusted to Mr James Jones, undertaker, Holton-road, Barry Docks, and carried out in an efficient manner.
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FIRST VISIT FOR FOUR YEARS OF THE (ORIGINAL) ALEXANDRA'S NO 2 HIPPODROME AND UP-TO-DATE CIRCUS WHICH WILL POSITIVELY VISIT SHOW GROUND, NEAR GAS WORKS, BARRY DOCKS, ON MONDAY & TUESDAY, MAY 8th and 9th, 1905, With the Greatest Programme ever Presented to the Public of Great Britain. For this tour we have succeeded in engaging, at a salary of S100 per week, the World's Greatest Sensation, the Original DARTIGAN, who will, at every performance, LOOP THE LOOP. A sight of a lifetime. A sight that can only be wit- nessed at Alexandra's. A marvellous and perilous performance. You must not miss this great sight. Another great engagement is that entered into with WILFRED, the Canadian-Mexican Marvel. The Doctor's Puzzle. The Indiarubber Man. Another novelty—LEAPALONGS PERFORMING DOGS and Champion High-leaping HOUNDS of the World. First time of LES ALLESOIRS, The Lady and the Fool on the Swinging Loops. The World's Champion Horseman, ROBERTO, in a new Equestrian Speciality. For this tour we have engaged the original J. FOSSETT, in a new and novel performance. The Charming and Beautiful ROSSELLA, Queen .of the Air. Mdlle. LENA YELDA, MISSCOTT, on the Queen of the Wire. Animated Football. The World's Wonders, the MOXON TROUPE. Don't miss seeing this Great Show, including the World's Greatest Sensation, LOOPING THE LOOP. TWO PERFORMANCES DAILY at 2.30 & 7.45. PRICES OF ADMISSION-Ss., 2s., Is., & 6d. School Children admitted to the Afternoon Perform- ance on payment of Twopence each, YI I The magnificent Waterproof Marquee will be £qund to be one of the finest ever erectedj and specially lighted by a new process, far more brilliaant than electricity. ARTIFICIA L LIMBS P I LIGHT AND STRONG. ■ [I Crutches, Trusses, /B jpj Eyes, Bandages, SB I Belts, «*o. in y/X* 1 I Stock. /lronS,&c 1 I IllustratedyT Elastic I fl LStockings. H m I' Maker and Repairer of M M-r L all Surgical Appliances. Eg Lady Attendant for Belts, &c. || S „ y/ Charles St., Cardiff a HL AND AT BRISTOL. J8 Small Prepaid Advertisements. gitttaiirms thtcant. WANTED for CANADA, Farm Labourers, VT Mechanics, Domestic Servants. Work found immediately good wages. Free land grants. Fares moderate.-Full information and handbooks free on application to WEEKES, PHILLIPS, & Co., Ltd., Colonial Emigration Offices, Plymouth. APPRENTICES WANTED for Fancy Counter. —Apply J. JONES & Co., Drapers, Cadoxton- Barry. WANTED an APPRENTICE for the WATCH, CLOCK, and JEWELLERY BUSINESS. Good opportunity.-Apply W. COOMBS, 10, Broad- street, Barry. WANTED REPRESENTATIVE for "st^ GERMAN MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY, on liberal terms. Nucleus of business desirable.- Address M. V. H. R. cio J. W. VICKERS, 5, Nicholas-lane, London, E.C. WANTED COOK GENERAL; also good GENERAL. — Apply Windsor Hotel, Barry Docks. WANTED, capable COOK-GENERAL.—Apply to MRS WILLS, 13, The Parade, Barry. 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FOR SALE, Fast DONKEY-CART, and Harness, Pair of Hawking Trucks, ChafEcutter, set of Pony Harness, large Corn Bin, and two Donkey Saddles. Apply, WILLIAM STOCK, 11, Fryatt- street, Barry Docks. FOR SALE, Newton House, 100, Kingsland- eresoent, Barry Dock, with Stables and Coach-house.—Apply G. F. WILLETT, c/o J. A. Hughes, Solicitor, Albert Chambers, Cardiff. "tlGGS FOR SITTING. Large Pure White JCi Leghorns., 2s 6d per dozen. Inspection invited.—17, Ahes-ystwyth-crescent, Barry. BROODY HENS FOR SALE.—Hewell House, Barry Island. EGGS, from Pure-bred Buff Orpingtons, White Leghorns, Silver Wyandottes, 3s sitting inspection invited.—M. HOWELL, Colebrook Fawr Farm, Cadoxton-Barry. FOR SALE, BATH CHAIR, new last summer.— ANDREWS. 32, Park-crescent, Barry. JlpartmcnJjs Mitntcb. YOUNG MAN requires BED and SITTING- ROOMS in Tynewvdd, Woodland, or Court- road. Terms to T. Barry Dock News, Barry Docks. THE FIGHT FOR RELIGIOUS LIBERTY IN WALES." 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For many years the Uricura' Remedies—prepared by The Hammond Remedies Company, Barry, Glamorgan-have given much relief to sufferers from rheumatism and gout; and as they are obtainable from all Chemists and Stores, the cure is within the reach of every one who would be benefitted by giving them a trial." 'fill"" .<' WHAT'S GOOD FOR A BAD COUGH ? SIT IFZ E E S TUSSORIME R E E S' Touches the 1 TUSSORINE Jtefv Tickle A F0R C0UGHS & C0LDS- ONE DOSE RELIEVES ONE BOTTLE CURES. ONE SHILLING THE PR.CE. PREPARED ONLY BY W. E. REES, M.P.S., The Cash Chemist, 838, HOLTON ROAD, BARRY DOCK. I PRINTING OF EVERY DESCRIPTION Executed with Neatness and Despatch at the Barry Dock News Office, Holton-road, Barry Docks, j Printed and Published for the Barry Dock Newspaper and Printing Company, Limited bw JOHN ROWLAND LLEWELLYN, at Ho]TUN RN*/ Barry Docks Friday, May 5th, W