... 4, Whitnombeetreet, took place. The deceased,w be was a native of the sown, had spent a considerable portion of life in Australia. In the funeral cortege we noticed the Rem Wm. 'lorries (Stillsleet), ex-president of the Welsh Baptise Union; W. James, ...

... song. To ellen, him up. Mr. Roderick's bong, Gond comipany, heartily applauded. The amileace were ar.w treated to • clog dance by Mr. J. telethon). who is an expert in this manner of entertainment. Miss G. Lewis. as a dainty Scotch enntedienne, proved ...

... rendered by _Messrs Harry Hale, Albert Dale, J. Hake WW. Healop, and Sergt. , Evens, and Mr. Dal Davies (Pentanes) gave a clog dance, The collection on behalf of the fund realised 16a The Chairman then presented the soldiers with the usual donation of 10 ...