... REVIEWS. LLOYDS CHILDREN's STORY: TELLER. There are nviuy and vuied child publications on the market, but it has been left to Lloyd's Children's Story-Teller (published by United Newspapers, Ltd., 12, Salisbury Square, Fleet Street, E.C. 4.). to deveiop ...

... REVIEW innings ended nine short of 100. Outstanding bowling performance was that of L. Challenger, whose five wickets cost only 14 runs. Ponthir later had some batting practice at the expense of the Llanhilleth bowlers, and compiled a total of 175 before ...

... REVIEW It was an Abet-finery and !Hain% Schools' League game, and Gelli were full value for their win, part larly when it is realised that tiwy were n, player short in th, fi na l stages. Gelli Clng a►e t in the League. . • . Protheroe and C. Angel wera ...

... REVIEWS. HALF HOURS IN DIONMOI This is the title of an interesting book on Monmouthshire, which has been written by Mr. A. G. Jones, school teacher, of Cwmtillery, and pub. Balled by Mr. J. E. Southall, of Newport. The book is written in an attractive ...

... REVIEWS. PUNCH'S CHRISTMAS ALMANAC. Punch always gives us something especially good at Christmas-time, and the Almanac this year is right up to date—in fact, we may say a good deal ahead of that. The idea conveyed throughout is that England having ...

... REVIEWS. Who's Who, 1916 16a. Who'. Who Year Book, 1916, (A. and C. Black, Ltd.) Is. We hays received the new volume of Who's Who, and have Osmium in recommending it to all who require a compendium of carefully checked and up-to-date information ...

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... REVIEW. Social Club A did well to gain the runners-up position. They allowed consistent form throughout the season and their ouly victors were the new champions. The ex-champious, Brynmawr, have had a season of ups and downs, and in seine matches they ...

... SPORTS REVIEW ALBERT WILLIAMS' SECOND TEN-ROUNDER At Goss Pavilion Albert Williams (Abertillery) will have the second ten-round contest of his career when he meets Curly Ed%surds (Argoed) at the Gess Pavilion to-morrow night. The Abertillery boy has been ...

... SPORTS REVIEW side-half, nipped over for a try in the Arab half, and G. Lloyd made it into a five points' lead for the local lade. Then in the second half C. Carter, playing on the right wing, scored two smart tries as a result of beautifully ezecuted ...

... Royal procession, and on the following Monday for the review. The barracks in London will not have sufficient room to enable the men to remain in town during the Sunday intervening. There has been no review of erectly the same nature sines the °earth., together ...

... SANITARE REVIEW. The .anitary review fur the county stated that that during the past vear there had been of diphtheria in the Counvil's area and number of very mild of narks fever. The Conned had hail great ilifficffitilty in providing water supply and ...