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... assembled at the Rue kin Institute on Tuesday evening bid fut. well to Mr. William John, of Abcrionaid. who is leaving for Ilartiburr, where he has cured an appointment. Mr. John. who hut been on the clerical staff at the I/owlaia Works Offices for some time ...
... Brides Prcss, Ltd.. Pleevatsvet, hoodoo trZRYONS stool& road MY wharcht atartlint rerelot s :lo r f no. aye( of smooths& are arms thew la& to Jobs- EDUCATIONAL correctly taught. latest /o:-!rot. one-step. new Priitch tont° (as by worlds' champions). Lesson ...
... mailmen% were: Mrs. Margaret Tromso' (mother): Mews. John. David and Tom Tilomai (brothers); Mr. and Mrs. David William; and Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Wilrams 'units and aunts); Mrs. K. Plower Berra (aunt,: Mrssrs. John Thomas. Di Thanatos. and Evan Thomas. Aberdare ...
... have arr-nged for payment for weekly tickets by instalments. CONCERT.—The R.A 0.8. held a successful concert at the Cardiff Arms Hotel on Saturday hat under the auspices of the Cynon Lodge. Parish Coun. D. G. Jones presided. FOOTBALL. Abercynon obtained ...
... Fred Jon., Merthyr; rood solo% ' Mr. Gwilyrn Evans, John Thornse, Walter kin% D. William., and Miss Emery ; violin solo, Mr. Win. Thome.; recitation, Evans sad Mr. Owilym Ermine; and Mr. W. J. JIM:Mk Arms (a native of Fingseeddn) gave an inhibition of ...
... ordinary; Gwilym Davies, John Jones, and Rees Morris, honours. Carpentry and Joinery: Daniel J. Powell, lot class, ordinary; Herbert Pritz4ard, ordinary; Thomas Evans, Arthur R. Ileynon, Rees Morris, lad ordinary. Brickwork: John 3. Davies, J. Powell, god ...
... Tuesday the Rev. J. Lloyd Williams presided. The Fc'ker waa Mr. John Williams. Mine Jenkins announced the hymn. Miss Gwlady Cumming. read a portion of Smpture and a solo was rendered by Mrs. John Mr Idris Morgan was the Pianist. MERTHYR ARTISTE'S SUCCESS. ...
... Euclid late Dreyfus. Second A. E. P. Morgan .kkereenon, Iddast heali A. Gwilllns. liontrilaa Little John. P. Euclid late Dteyfus; 2 . Mimi A. Little John. 3, W. Morgan, Pontypool. Prism. SHOEING COMPETITIONS. Their competitions proved an unqualided sorcerer ...
... unanimous regret at the absence of Ma.' Tudor Davies, their much loved president, ow to Mmes. It was proposed by Mrs. Orifkb, Cardigan Arms, seconded by Mrs. Good, and supported by Mrs. Eldon, that their regret at her absence and their best 1 wishes for her speedy ...
... Keys submitted this T Ailsops Co last week pro- Thursday manifestation res-gramme story is thyr mourners were First coach Mr JOHN JONES & SON Tel P0 & 'fair Street Pontypridd 49 & 50 Pontmorlais Circus Merthyr most with original plot Far a-t tion” thrilling ...
... Edwards W H John Evans Wm Edwards Isaac Webb John R Wilson Tom Morgan John Lloyd Jno S Jenkins Evans Morse Arthur Lloyd Wm Arthur Davies Ellis David Price David Griffiths Owen Evan Owen Griffith Howells Thomas David Jones William Jones John Phillips AWARDS ...
... (voucher value ki.i There was a large number of entries, and the standard cf play was remarkably high. ST JOHN AMBULANCE.—The local corps of the ft John Ambulance Brigade have a fine record of successes in the recent examinations held ur.d.n• the auspice ...