... TH? PLU?BE?. AI'TD T?E DOOTOP, Thre fellowj wgho 'ha a particular emergency knows just what to do-he is the man we want to see. Thlait is why, when. the water-pipes burst, wve send for the plumber, and whzen we fa~ll suddenly ill we send' for the doctor. The plumnber commonly makes as good job of it, and thue doctor of'tenl does toe. . But a. mran ini pain, and perhaps daingferously out of ...

... INTE1?EDIAT? ?DUCe?TZON IN AN?LES?Y. 'THE PROPOSEII INTERMEDIATE4 SCHIOOLF FOR AMLWC::h [To the' Editor.] Sir,-As II firmly believe that the opemnin of a school at Amlwceh would be a ~great misfortune to the whole district, and espeelally to the children of the working class, I earnestly invite the at~ten- tion of all parents and others interested in educa- tion within the district to the ...

... The WAI N SOUT:H AFRICA:X,. ISir 'Red'vers ?? telerphed to the War 1 Of fice on Saturday accoutsib of several sk;irnislies in the neighboui~hood of Klimberley, in- which tihe Britiish were successful.' ' A reconnaissnce o~f Clavalry, 4rtillery, and Mounted Infantry from 'Orange River Station OD Friday had an engagement with about 700 ?? near Belmont.. The result was that tivo British officers, ...

... Mrs Roberta (iuyton) has intimated that sb~e had obtained the following additional sums for the soldiers' hospital fund :-Mrs Walker, Osborne House, e6 ;MBiss Krause, Li1 is; Mrs Owen, Orma- ston; 1OS 64; Mirs Corbett, 5; Mrs Penney, LI; Mrs ea Roberts, n parcel. Presentation.-On Wednesday evening at the close of 'the usual service at the 'uglish Thabyterian ISchoolroomi, Mrs Davies, the wife ...

... 3A?GQI? I?AILWAY fl?TIT?.TTE. I The first of a series of concerts, .whioch are to |be held at thle above Institute during the winter season, book placoe on Saturday' evening and wras well patronised. Mr W. Dawvson, O.fl, pme- Isided, and amongst those present were Mme |Iaiwsom, ,Dr. and Mrrs Roland Rogers, Rev, and I Mra ?? Lewis Jones (St. David's Vicarage), Miss L. Williaas', Mr W. Lloyd ...

... ?COL?S?IABTICAL 1?OT?3. i t? penestrate? ito auaIT -A newv se~e IS being organased for (Jeutnl Iauia,- 1 he diios will proib F i~ eali the parts 'o yof Calcittav l¶he lse new dioeses fanned JD weilit ree thes of T*iily'In 1896?, Luekaisv ,R .A a ...

... W1?RZHA?L ?EA?TERY ABSOOIATIO?. A Chapter meetsn:,o hel ?? Deaieer Association '3 'held o Mfozide~y -fteraoan- 'atWrex-, 'ham, under th~e presidency oP thie Vica (the. Rev. * C~anon Fletchei,).,:,iir' B,. LEgertoa read a paper on4RelitoiioistIruoieN i~n E~lementary, Schools. He* ae h the distinction^ whiheb~eisted between denominatidnbl anid!' 'deenomiuiatioui~al public ele-' ,meatazy ...

... MJPN OF TRE OURJEI AT' ]3AWGR. Thle adnnual collegriate menetig of the Cort;o the University of Wales asheld on Thursday in the Library UaIll of the Universitly O~ollege at '3anigoe. 1er. ldnard Owen~, the Seior Deputy Cacellor, ,presided over a large asdanes, 'wIhicih included the ?? Chacellor (Prin- iabl PReic3hel), fohe Deputy C~hancellor (the Hion. (4. T. Kenyon), the tresurer (Si James ...

... LT4ANFAIRFEOBIAN. - Urban D~istrict C7ouncil.-On Tu~esday night the mtonthly meeting of this Council was Meld, Dr. H.1 Clifton Hujhes presidin'g-On' the report of the Highway Commnittee a discussion occurred as to, the accumulation' of water at the top of the cliff near Pennienmawsr, and it was agreed' to defer the con~sideration of the matter autil the publication of the specialist's report ...

... QOLW7? DAY UPL?DA? QOUIWIL. ,PROPOSED PTUhCHASE OIP THE GASWORKZS. ?? THE IAGHT RAILWAY QUESTION. : Mr George Bovineu preside on Tuesday at' the ;monthly meeting of the Coiwyn Bay and' Coiwyn .Utban. Dlistrict CounciLs The Higthways Committee report~d that on>' Octo- .ber 31st the surveyor, in viewr of the decision' of the ?? to erase tar-paving work,' applied' for per- missionx to .gravel ...

... C?NT?AL WELSH BOA.RD O? £flUOA- TIONa .Th~irl' Welsh' Bo'ard' of IntermedistbeEdjii- eaiom.'met cn~ lTiday; at lNewport, under t~he pre- sideno of Mzr 'A Cl Eumeh'reys-Oen, M.P., ther ?? lo;!i' .*Bruce, ' f~sssi1 (hb:isri4' ' maia .Letdeererea.ai-'iu ircat tli reselection .by their: everci electng :badies of the £o~o~wing members of the Boad' - Pr6tessor nwyl, Mr J. * Dilnccag .Sir Jtanes ...

... RUTm:N. .The Mayoralty.-Aiderma.m, Edward' Roberts, who was rtcently elected Mayor of Efut-hin, and who wras also a candidate for the office, of magistrates' clerk, has nowv-refused the office of the mayoralty. The newly-elected clerk to 'tae justices has retired before entering upomvthe duties, and. Mr Roberts, in' a letter to the ex-Mayor, Dr. J. Mv. Hughes, says:- .Referring to~iy electzon ...