... LLANDTlX1O Y7AT!ONAL 803oOL Z 0 BSALE OF OBE. -- o On Tuesday afternoon at. the Nation-al Schools. auroh-walks, LlUandidno, -an attraotive sale of work, followed: by-a, tea, and-supper, was hold im aid of the- L1a6dudnuo and Bodafon' Ochool, when a large numtber 1had gathere in the festiveiooking 6all of the school. ' o 'The Rector (R Jo h Morgav) aked tdlo in- dulgence of those. present as he ...

... LLANEIR-LYMEDD. Twrcelyn Rural District CWtncil.-Tho monthly meeting of this Council was held on WedneisJy, Mr Samuel Hughes presiding.-A letter wwn rekd from Mr C. H. Maaos&, solicitor to the London- and North-Western Railyaiw Company, statitg that ap- plication was intended to be made to Parliament in the) ensuing session, uader the name or title Abandonment of portion of Red Wharf Bay Rail ...

... LLANMDTO OCCASIONAL NMOIS. This has been a remarkably quiet week. Per- haps the most quiet since the hurly-burly of the seasons cessed. Meetings official or otherwise have been nil, beyond a benefit concert and about the last of the muffin worries. Most of the war news, too, has proved of a gloomy char-. acter; but. better news from the front is daily expected, and this helps an anxious ...

... Presentation to thle Segontium Lodge.-A splendid portrait of the Right. Worshipful'Grand Master of Northl, Wales, I.ord Harlech, lias been- presented to the Segontiunm Lodge (606) by Mr Etldwardb foberts, P.M., ?? P:G. Sec., D.G.SB. (England). The presentation 'was fnade at the lodge m eetmig on Tuesday evening, and the picture, winch is nicely framed, will find aai honoured place on the wal.s ...

... TEz DIOCESE Or BANGOR, THE QUIEEM A1ND THlE WA.P. We are inforwr.ed tliet the Ahbi,~ 1p of Can- terbury -hasj Cominrucafted to the - Bisop of Bangor the interestig intemligmeoe -that the Queen has been graioatsly pleast tba issue Royal Letters authorising collections -to b1 rnade in all Ohurchis in Engiand and Wales for the aid end conmforb beth ot those who are now serving Her Majesty in the ...

... PWLLHELT. A oltrast-AlthoughW there was a -heavy fall of snow at Portnuadoo and district in the early part of the week, there wae -only sleeb -here and the streets were not at all covered with snow as was the case at Portnadoc. At a special meeting of the Guardians on Wed- nesday, Mr Watkins (the mastor) said that the teachers of the 'Sunday School asked; the per- mission of the Board to give ...

... FsSTIIoG. UTrhn, Di.qteict olouoil.-n Friday niqht thte omdin;ry' meeting of this Oatemi was held, Mr Wi1ia.Trn' frin bh ohoar -et Sanibtry Inspcotar (Mr DThid Williams) reporbed that he had re- cnived 40 notifloatiems during the month, as igainrs.t 69 the pre-vious month. Two yoasn had proved fate. He had' also to report an illgl ?? oP' a notified person. Ho received the notification en. ...

... . Board of Gnardians.-The ordinary meeting of ne the Board was held at Valley Workhouse on Tties. ofday& last., Mr 0. H. Ffoulkes in the chair. - The Clerk (AIr James E. Hng'hes) .epo.-ted the' follow- id ing suins thad been paid in oat-door relief during [1 the. lasb fortnight: - Holyheliv, £74 8s 6d to 309 at paupers, -a decrease of 81. paupers *nd 22 16s 6r i7- in ralief on the ...

... -O RTA D PORTMDO-C eCS Mm O. E. Breese leotureda before the English Ir Litelary Society, on Friday evening, on Books and t, book collectors. Mr J. Rhys Evans, M.A., pro- of sided. 0L Wintry Weather.-There -has been. a sudden change Tp in the waeather, and this week the streets arn of covered with snow. Strange to say Pensanr and re Dyffryn have had no fall. ai Internmediate School.-A meeting ...

... : COLWN MAY URAd COUNCIL. I PROPOSEiD PUROIA I OF THE GAS- A speial m oeting of the Colwyn Bay 'Urban District. nouncil was held on Friday, :W G. .Bcvan' presidingo 'or the purpos of pass'ig :a formal res lutioi'to proniobeibill inn Parli 'aent to enable . t1'e Coun cil to ' acjquire t the looal gas- works from the oompany'tqowihom it, belongii The Chairma movdthe reslt ution. and said the ...

... : The operetta Santa ylaus and 'his Comrades was performed in tlre Oxford Hell; on Wednesday and 'Thursday even.ings by theichildren of the. National iShools, and passed off successfully, the programme .of the entortainent all throughout being admirably renderedt The. 'hall was crowded. Thle Vicar pre- sided, and ?? proceedings comnaenced, wit'l sing- Ing the National AnthemI. The following ...

... AMLWOH. * &saorn' eatding Im.-Riliar Morgan -grate-: bv knoivlodiges tlie receipt ?? P'froius. fri d m lgusneq, Mrs Jolhnstiis (Glanddn) Mis ?Jrlter (TYdiyndui), Mrs HJftlm -(16nai Bridge). lBp. Dr.WlliMLS; traets,rojedrs ?? ke,hritian, boz, ofxbooks, ev.L L. WB. Vhite (Londoii) ;'Mr G. K _ Gwynne (Bryateg)Y alagsillese; Farther con- tinlt8 Wil be grat lly-welcolned, to make v;: int wavrels ...