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... The ordinary meeting of the above Council was held on Thursday, with Mr P. Gowan in the chair. Other members present were Coun- cillors J. Roberts. H. Rowlands, W. Gronow, W. Jones-Powell. W. T. Levshon, R. T. Rich- ards, E. Williams, W. Lewis, T. B. Evans, D. R. Evans, H. Morgan. H. Bramwell. W. Spickett, F. G. Edwards, W. Williams, together with the Clerk and Surveyor. INFECTIOUS DISEASES. ...
... GRAND CONCERT AT PENTRE BRILLIANT SUCCESS. Two benefit concerts were held on Thursday and Saturday, at the Drill HaQ, Pentre, by tlif Pentre United Choir, under the able con- ductorship of Mr Howell Howells, Pentre, with the object of securing funds to assist the needy and poor of the district. The choir and the artistes were with one exception entirely drafted fiom Pentre and neighbouring ...
... Beddau. Th Church Sunday School treat was held in the Schoolroom on Christmas Eve. The Christ- mas tree was tastefully dressed with a choice and goodly number of prescnts by the Misses Thomas, of Ty Mab Ellis. The children met earlv, and various games were indulged in; then the following musical programme was gone through, Mr Vivian Thomas presiding, after which the Christmas tree was ...
... lrliy Society News. OF LLWYNYPIA LODGE, LLWYNYPIA. a pleasant evening was spent by the 0 the Pride of Llwynypia Lodge, .,io Institution, meeting at the Ivor Fi Llwynypia. after the usucil business !i aansacted. This lodge has now jo- an fairly settled in its old home at the Hac' Hotel, after an absence of about two y â– ..j-s. Unforeseen circumstances necessitated 1 iiieiiibors to select ...
... Rhondda Council and the Pontypridd Waterworks. QUESTION OF POLLUTION OF THE WATER. On Friday morning a deputation consisting of Councillor Morris, Ferndale, and others, on behalf of the Rhondda District Council, had an interview with the chief representatives of the Pontypridd Waterworks Company at Mardy, where the new reservoir is being constructed, ii respect to the pollution of the water ...
... CAERPHILLY DISTRICT COUNCIL. The fortnightly meeting of the Caerphilly District Council was held at the Conucil Offices, Caerphilly, on Tuesday, Major T. H. Dowdes- well, J.P., presiding. There were also present: Messrs William Thomas (vice-chairman), D. E. Jones, Major Lindsay, E. W. M. Corbett, J. P. Charles, Lewis Williams, and Eli Jenkins, with the clerk, Mr Wm, Spickett, the medical ...
... A New Food. We notice that Messrs Spillers and Bakers Ltd., the well-known millers, of Cardiff, Bria-tall and Newcastle-on-Tyne, have put on the market a new Maltea and Cooked Meal for Bread mak- ing, under the name of Twrog Meal. It is flesh, forming, brain feeding and muscle strengthen- ing, and in addition to its digestive merits, jts flavour is particuarly appetising. All who suffer from ...
... Rhondda Gun Shooting accident. Inquest at Ton- Coroner's Advice to Pigeon Shooters. On Saturday afternoon last, an inquest was held at the library, Ton,, Pentre, by the coroner, Mr Rhys, upon the body of David Harris, a ruarried man, 41 years of age, who died at his residence at Clara street, on Wednesday, the 28th ult after having received a. gun shol wound through the back of his left haud ...
... Before The Siipca-iiary., Mr J. Ignatius Williams Aid Matthias ani Dr. Ivor Davies. Summoned at Last. Roes, marrieJ, Stanleyotwn, nr Poruy- gwaith, was summoned for allowing five of h pigs to stray on the main road on the 17th inst. P.C. said he had cautioned her on two previous occasions. Mrs Keea said she had only let the pigs out in order to clean the cot. She was fined 10s. A Warning to ...
... BRITJSH OFFICER'S HEROISM. Further details of the British reverse near Yelwa, on the Niger, last October, have reached Liverpool. It will be remembered that the little force, which consist. of Lieutenant Keat- ing and Corporal Gale and fourteen native soldiers, while parleying wfth,he local chief for the hire of some canoes, was attacked by over- whelming numbers of natives. After a stubborn ...
... Things Theatrical. Royal Clarence Theatre. Saints Sinners is the -i- I of ihe drama which occupies the boards of the Clarence Theatre this week. Never before Rhondda audi- ences had a better opportunity of wimessina more natural and life like play. The plot, which is excellently worked out by Miss Eleane Ver- ner's No. 1 Company—all first class artistes-is brimful of pathetic incidents, ...
... New Tredegar. On Friday evening, the 30th ult., the New Tredegar Dancing Society held -heir second annual ball at the Workmen's Hall. The hall was very tastefully deeorated under the super- vision of Messrs Llewelyn, Charles, and Fran- cis. About two hundred invitations were sent out by the committee, most of which were accepted. Mr Tom Thomas' band, comprising: 1st violins, Prof. T. R. Lewis, ...