... public tecoinittor for the town district. In 1879 he wen app inked by the Cuesionder.in. chief or the British Forces local civil medical rummer for the Army end Militia rectum, and Naiad • ha is burgeon to the Lady Charlotte Lodge W Oddlrllu.q acid holds ...

... given to such a splendid working emaciation. Onsmistr.--On Monday evening • grand evening concert warn given by the Cynen United Male Choir. under the rend.ictordiip of Mr. W. J, Evans prio: to their departure to the Metropolis to take tart in the cont ...

... Compact. Manly a bye. JUNIOR CCP. treliminary_Roinit.- 0 04er Division IV. Plinronth Forks v. New Trederst Unite. Vale Reserves. lie—. WIZ CIVIL) Alb vrehariv Reserves. YOWLS. LL V PARK. This game. S..i the of the *capon team with en unbroken ground record ...

... the _peat resettlement in incluetrp which is new In ez intii woomos) to await vacancies for (or Ziettanxe. AMONG THOSE who are waiting are OFFICERS AND MEN OF HIGHER EDUCATION who, having finished Army service, have now to be placed in civil life. Most ...

... increased to at least per man, with additional gnats fee' overseas and home service as now in rpmsawn to enable us to resettle decently is civil life. This grant to be made retro. *pertlye to men already discharged denioleilised. That the scale of pPasiess ...

... of coasting seaman which traded between Worth Wales and Liverpool. It was a hard life fee • hey. be Eld. bat I otter resettled Later, became as sedisary sesame that plying betimes' sad elks imantry. sad revolts ea one his ship was hemmed is by at Quebec ...

... present: to the Rev. Vivian Thomas: and to the Mayor (Aid. T. Edmund Rees). ,Referring to the re-settlement sys tem. 001. Thomas said that there was a Re-settlement Advice Bureau already In the town - and if any soldier or ex-Serviceman needed achiee, it ...