... MERTHYR POSTMEN'S CHRISTMAS BOXES. At a meeting of the Merthyr Branch of Postmen's Federation a was 'let to solicit Christmas hoses. The postmen expressed their sincero thanks to the inhabitants for their generous gifts in the past, but - wish to ssstc ...

... of youthful etalenta. POLONIUM. theme eireametammeL thee, led snared that the people the Bradt Wee are today a to keep Christmas in the geed trIT--that they have the to do so. tie s is their pooled% sad good Wage d lite at their deers to ease. 'listed ...

... A Merry Christmas. Before another house the festive lemma of Christmas will have paweed. and Ptak° this ;_pportunity of wielnog my readcre a very right and Happy Christnta.. hiow that the cloth's of war have rolled away, end we are rapidly returning to ...

... with Wowderful Stook of LEATHER GOODS Inrluding BAGS, PURSES. DRESSING CASES, WALLETS, etc., Suitable for Christmas Presents. LADIES SIDECITHBS AND FANCY ' HAIRPINS in Greit VaHety. 3ramophones and Records of the best makes. THE USUAL RANGE OF SMOKERS' ...

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... A awry 1 Merry Chastises all my readers! Who dams to say that Christmas is dying oat , Only • few misanthropes who take a supreme delight in being inteasely miser. .Me. in the mass (at these who lies Christian countries) will the time-honoured festival ...

... l duties were carried out is • most cliciest manner by Mr. Tom Miles. and he meet be highly on the enemas sohieved. The Christmas Vert was. may lie esthete& a her every respect. avid the lead farmers have every reams to congratulate themselves is istrodoelse ...

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... Jean: The Aet le not palmed yet, Mr. Magni. Mr. Jao. Morgan: Shrewebary more Walehmen any town in n• ties dropped. There is Christmas market at Newcastle swine to trt-and mouth digress. ...

... Discharged Men and Christmas Gifts. A DEPUTATION FROM THE CHURCHES A meeting of the National Asnociation of Discharged Soldiers and Sailors was held at the Workmen's institute, presided over by Mr. 'William Crump. With regard to Christmas gilts for widows ...