... BUILTH WELLS SHOW. By permiabiuu of Messrs Price and Evans. a meeting of the special committee appointed to Image the schedule for the horticultural section of the Builth Show was held in their offices at Boirth Wells on Saturday evening. The Chairman ...

... , HAY HORSE SHOW. Lou on the 1928 Show Wiped O.t. Capt L. Nugent Hope presided at the annual meeting of the Hay Horse Show Society, held at the Crown Hotel, Hay, on Thursday last. Others present were Major E. F. Cockcroft, Mr. R. J. Eckley, Mr Enoch George ...

... THE BRECON COUNTY TIMES, THURSDAY, APRIL 4, 1912 Mr R. H. A. Davies said he considered they were very irregular iu discussing the matter at all. The matter had not yet been brought before the Court. They trusted it might perhaps, but there was nothing ...

... eahibits should not be permitted if they can be sent to the show by road or water. As • member of the Suffolk Council pointed the absisr.ce of implements will make g difference to &grim/torsi shows. A dispirit of labour-saving machinery is particularly important ...

... villagers and chorus was splendid and the dramas most picturesque. The chorus singing showed how strict the training had been and the audience were not slow in showing their appreciation of it. The Rev. John Davies, rector. presided and in the course of ...

... ICON COUNTY TIMES, FRIDAY, APRIL 26, 1907. ARCHDEACON BEVAN. IMPENDING RESIGNATION. CHURCH PROGRESS IN THE ARCHOEACONRY. AN INTERESTING REVIEW. FACTS AN FIGURES FOR LIBERATIONISTS. Owing to ill-health the Ven. Archdeacon Bevan was unable to personally ...

... for them, showing that they were purchased in the ordinary way, providing anyone who tikes this challenge wilt do the same on production of the hdlg.—Yours truly, E. ASHTON BAOLEY,' (Organising Agent). CFI okhowell County Court. Ts Y.—April Vet. Before ...

... first instance of a bill to be carried through all the stages laid down by the constitution and promulgated as a canon of the Church. Having led the House through a mass of details until he showed how the constitution had been framed, Mr Justice Sankey ...

... BRECON k2OU NT Y TIMES, THURSDAY, APRIL 4, 1912. Public Notices. THE BRECONSI - lII2E DAFFODIL SOCIETY. will bold its SIXTH ANNUAL SPECIAL ATTRACTION FOR HOLIDAY WEEK Guild Hall, Brecon. One Night only Wednesday, April 10th. 'Beate may be booked at Mesas ...

... large Dumber changed hands at ~. iisfaetory figures, and the demand was genet y good. Carters ranged from £35 to £45. tine was reported to have realised £5O. Rona (Cardiff), Tuesday, April 17. Moderato supply of cattle, meeting a steady demaul, prices allowing ...

... receipt of Hie letter he looked op what had been done in the past. In April, 1906, tenders were invited and three received, that of the Express. being the lowest, being accepted. In April, 1907, that contract was renewed without tender. In 1906 tenders were ...

... whole of the staging, etc., required annually for the show, and we understand it has purchased, at considerable expense, a large tent, 75 feet long—a very valuable asset. The first show ie, we understand, a daffodil and apring lower show in ...