... over and over again. It is unfair to the adjudicator and to the competitor, and I hope it will be stopped' A BETTWS-Y-C(ED NATURE. NOTE. Many visitors who know Bettws-y-coed will (writes A. T. J.) regret to learn that the familiar old beech tree which stood ...

... over-crowding. of hous- Johnson, of Roewen (A.T.J.)., has the follow- ; mg in Llanddulas. There was a terrible need ing nature note in the Liverpool Post:—lt for housing in Lianddidas. An inquiry was is a strange fact that no sooner does a rare held ...

... A NEGLECTED INDUSTRY. Welsh Fish and Fishermen. In a eoluniu for Nature,,Notee and conducted by Mr. H. E. Forrest. author of The Of North Wales. in the Shrewsbury Choniele, Mr. Forrest writes us follows : It is a curious fact that although there ...

... just Published throukh Mews. Arnold. London, a book entilled ' A Garden in Wales Mr Johnson is the contributor of the nature notes that appear the well-known initials A.T J. in the Liverpool Post. and the G •rden in Wale. of which Mr Johnson writes ...

... and play to e. i Patrol) the record of work done in the last , 9189dlis as shown by the various books kept, log books, nature notes, etc., the general knowledge, originality, and smartness of the patrol in drill, uniform, playing of team games, etc.,' ...

... resort is likely to be ondangered by the e;teneion of the quarrying industry. I WELSH FISHERMEN'S INDOLENCE. I A writer of Nature Notes in t contemporary. whose article we publish in another : eolumn, the Welsh fishermen an their ' lack of initiative and ...

... J.P. ; committee was re-elected at blo.:; Mr. W. G. (*eel, J.P., was re-elected treasurer, and Me. D. Evans, secretary. NATURE NOTE.—A beautiful albino blacklord patronised the vicinity of Tanlan. The bird is beautifully spotted and striped with white ...