... Notie:.--In addition te the many things advertised in our io'uums, Galloway's have just reeetrect another consignment of Christmas Annuals, including Our Darling, Infants' 31agaAines, Little Frolics, and Chatter Box. They aro also ah..swing the ...

... Property. —Mr. John Price statea that at an eariv date he will offer for sale several tretold houses in Bello Vue Terrrace Christmas Carols.—The current issue of Illlymru'r Plant contains a carol, words by Mr. J. M. Howell, of Aberayron, and manic hy Mr ...

... may incresie the production of our fields to an extent beyond anything hitherto imagined.—The Liverpool Post. me oft in Christmas numbers, Life is but a passing scream; Where the mirthful spirit slunsbers, And the morbid reigns supreme.- -Wrongfellow ...

... equal to the demand. A Children's Service.—The evening meeting itt Mount Zion Chapel on Sunday took the form of a children's Christmas service, and an interesting programme of sacred music and recitations was gone through. The Morning Trains.—The G.W.R. Co ...

... and gastritis. I not eat, for food would not stop on my stomach. Even the lightest of diets upset me. Just before last Christmas I read an account of a similar ease to my own being cured by Dr. Williams' pink and I sent for a supply of the pills. The ...

... to attend the next ordinary meeting. It was resolved to grant bed-ridden paupers 45.; adults. 35.; and children 2s. extra Christmas relief. Whilst considering relief eases, the Clerk stated that it was illegal to grant relief to a widow who had had an ...

... as being -22 per head dearer, while at several other places ad%aacee of Its. to Ns. are recorded. At the 1 1 1 1 Peeta 1 Christmas sale at Preston cows in milk made op to £96 per head, and although the *embers oa eller wore in excess of lest year's at ...

... added to the Comraittee. A vote at thanks to the brought a long looking to an wad. V: . ISTMA S POE LTRY &kJ OW The fifth Christmas show WWI beld at Council Settee: on Monday. Th , .. were:—President. Capt. T. P. Dati-1 syron; tice-presi lit. Dr. It. Davie ...

... report to the Board. Christmas Chier. The Master reported that Miss Rowlands Caradoe-road, had sent tea to female inmates. Miss Marsland, the Old Vicarage had sent the Matron a cheque for £lO to he spent on the inmates this Christmas.— The Chairman: I think ...

... TERRACE ROAD: THE FACT OF CHRISTMAS, The season which is now upon us once again, With all the old store of suggestions, associations and tradition undiminished, brings home to us more than ever before the great truth that Christmas is eloquent of a fact of ...

... described as an inteihwtual treat Christmas Market.—Supplies were short on Monday, and the attendance of a large number of dealers offering tanca , prices made it difficult for local people to get their deiired fare for the Christmas table. Doeleis had been hawking ...

... telegraphic mwaage in favour of raising the ilree of butter to 4.. ed. per pound or get it decontrolled! Christmas FeetivitiesA-The Christmas programme is made more elaborate this year by the additional eiateddfodau and entertainments which been occupying ...