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... (Brecon), Bagley (Llangorse), Tarford (Talybont), Jones (Penderyo), Jones (Brecon), Hadley (Erwood), Parker (Ponsticill), Bannister, James and Williams (all of Ystradgyolais), ex-Sergt. Williams (Builth), Messrs J. I. Powell, accountant to the Ystradgynlais ...
... 115yds.; 2, Little Princese (Mrs. Roberts, Brecon), rec. 100yds.; 3 Minnie Mouse, rec. 65yds. 100 Yards Foot Handicap.-1, Roger Jones (Caerphilly), 13:1yds.; 2, Thomar, (Treforert), 10:yds.; 3, R. Hinckley (Pontypridd), 14yds. ON THE LINKS. lANWB GOLF ...
... Thomas Co. Dublin, Jake Rose. B. (Martin). I. Bushes Co. (Liverpool). Ltd. Pernambuco, •c.. via Swansea. girls, B. SAN (Bannister). Rogers • Bright (South Wales). Ltd. River Plate, via Swansea and Liverpod, Margot. B. 1.916 (Purvis). Moulder Bros. One Port ...
... and Mrs. Arthur back position in the Past team. fielded Idris Thomas, Edwin Bannister, Alfred Jenkins, Mr. and Mrs. Gerwyn Evans, the ball arid tackled well, while ilai Bannister, T. Hughes. T. E vans, J ames Messrs. Neville Williams. Douglas Jenkins and ...
... and Mrs. Groves 11-15. 15-7. 18-14; heat Mr. and Mrs. Burton 15-7. 745. 15-4: heat C. Price and L. Hopkins 15-7. 15-7. T. W. Rogers and Eileen Jenkins lost to Mr. and Mrs. Groves 11-15, 12-15: lost to Mr. and Mrs. Burton 13-15, 6-15; beat C. Price and 1 ...
... wristlet watch; Mother of Bride airs. Rogere-Lewis), household linen; Mrs. Lloyd (mother of bridegroom), dining room suite; Mr. 11. Rogers-Lewis, M.A. (brother of bride), canteen of table silver; Mr. I. E. Rogers-Lewis (brother of bride). tea and coffee ...
... scoundrelly grafters accumulate profits by cornering food stmplies. Hus ton gives a vivid and powerfw portrayal ut Jack Bannister, the brain behiind the organisation. He is never seen by his countless victims, but from behind lock ed doors pulls the wires ...
... CRICKET PITCH. Alfred Bannister, 4, Harold's Ter race, Giant's Grave', and John Reynolds. 6, Mount Terrace, Giant's Grave, were charged with playing cricket on the highway. P.C. Ham said he was on duty in I Victoria Road, Giant's Grave, when he saw the ...
... Hurrifon D. G. Hood* right F. J. Brad beer k 1) J. J. Cole C. J. Bailey 2) 1 P kG. James 0 W Goodyear A W (3 k M. Handling F Bannister C, W. Hawkins A. F. E. Perrj T. F. Parksr 2) 1 Healing I). A. Rose F. C. B FligeUtone K. Jewell 0 Williams (5 A 3) 1 FOVRBALLER ...
... husband Alessrs James Bannister John H Bannister F C Bannister brothers James Price Neath unde S 11 Williams G Bennett JH Adams Hirwaun brothers-in-law W J Bannister W S is Bannister Adams Roderick Williams J F Williams R ...
... covered the casket one from the staff and employees Hirwaun Silica Works Mourners : Mr Bannister father Master Willie Bannister brother Messrs James Bannister Francis Bannister Hirwaun Thomas Cole Cwmdare Thomas Jones Hirwaun Albert Lvnes Porth Samuel Williams ...
... Lettuce (cos) Mrs Oliver Gwylfa Marrow : E Rogers Spring onions : E Rogers Seed onions : E Rogers : W Bloom Parsley : S Davies Erwanfawr Peas : I Davies Dolffynon Early potatoes t E Rogers Late Potatoes: E Rogers Rhubarb: D Rees Pumpkin D ...