... the memory of the late Mr. John Hughes. Tonteg (com poser of the world.fansous tune). CONCERT.—The Rev. Nathaniel Rees. rector of Llanfabon, presided over a large audience at Lianfabon Schools on Thursday evening, when St. John's Band of Hope Choir went ...

... have arr-nged for payment for weekly tickets by instalments. CONCERT.—The R.A 0.8. held a successful concert at the Cardiff Arms Hotel on Saturday hat under the auspices of the Cynon Lodge. Parish Coun. D. G. Jones presided. FOOTBALL. Abercynon obtained ...

... (voucher value ki.i There was a large number of entries, and the standard cf play was remarkably high. ST JOHN AMBULANCE.—The local corps of the ft John Ambulance Brigade have a fine record of successes in the recent examinations held ur.d.n• the auspice ...

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... presided at the annual meeting of the United Counties Hunters' Society (embracing the counties of Carmarthen, Pembroke, Cardigan, and Glamorgan) at the Ivy Bush Royal Hotel, Carmarthen, on Saturday, and was re• elected chairman for the ensuing year. ...

... re. Hengoed. 'Phone Hengoed 89 Mr. H. Grattan. Newsagent. etc., will gladly deliver your MertAyr Order your copy weekly. IN HOSPITAL.—Mr. J. Cadwalader, of 18, Ashgrcne, Hengeed, has undergone on oparallr to an arm at the Caerphilly Miners Hospital and ...

... indulged in for the remainder of the ev :nun; NURSING SUCCESSES.—As a result of the recent County examination of Nelson St. John Nursing Division by Dr. Tudor Williams, Cdfynydd. passes have been gained i by the following ladies:-2nd year. E. Osborne, ...