... On Tesday evening a very interesting meet- ing was held at the Bethel Chapel Vestry, Hafod, the occasion being a public meeting for the presentation of the successful students at the recent Glamorgan Technical Instruction Committee's Examinations, with their certifi- oates. Mr Henry Abraham, M.E., of Britan- nia, a member of the Rhondda School Board) was in the chair. The Hafod Male Voice ...

... Death of a Pontypridd flurse. BODY EMBALMED AND BROUGHT FROM AMERICA. On Thursday night the embalmed remains oi Annie Ja:i John, daughter of Mrs Margaret John, Market quare, Pontypridd, reached Pontypridd from New Vork, where she died on March Sth. The deceased young lady left homo eight years ago for New York, her mother being a '.vised to send her there with the hope of im- proving her ...

... PONTYPRIDD DISTRICT COUNCIL. DEPUTATION FROM HAFOD. THE THICKNESS OF PAVEMENTS. The fortnightly meeting of the Pontypridd Council was heu on Tuesday, Councillor James Roberts, J.P., in the chair. There were also present: Messrs P. Gowan (vice-chairman), Dr T. R. Hamlen-Williams, D. R. Evans, Watkin Williams, R. L. Phillips, H. Bramwell, T. Evans, W. H. Gronow, W. Jones-Powell, R. T. Richards, ...

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... SHIRLEY RAYNARD. jfQl?r A Les3on for Life, A Stroke of toltune, A Wife's Temptation, A Widow's Story, A Cruel Christmas Fate, &c. tld on. Gray had learnt to ride the bicycle, saved sufficient money out of her dress allowance, had purchased a machine own. Money was scarce at Brand ford where Marion lived alone with her father times it strained all the girl's eePitf8 ma^e both o;1 tis ...

... Senghenydd. I The programme of the Debating Socipty is w complete, and the following gentlemen ?jul take the leading parts in the debates of he coming session, which commences on Thurs- ?ay, October 31st, 1899: Brynfab, Myfyr Wyn, H. Morgan (Yicar Eglwysilan^ Rev D. Roberts, Councillor E. Evans, Rev C. Tawel. Thomas. Dr Cochrane, Messrs T. Nicholas, Isaacs, Idris Perkins, W. I. Evans, William ...

... The Parliamentary Committee of the Trade Union Coigross have decided to formulnte » scheme for altering the standing orders of the Congress, with a view to meeting criticismS such as that of Mr T. Burt, M.P., who recently deck-tred that Congress was not to-day an effi- cient machine for the purpose for which it wa-0 formed. The scheme for reconstitution will be settled in detail during the ...

... The rainfall at Pontypridd during the last month was I CS during same period last year, 2-21. LEWIS BROS. is 7d Tea, Pure and Fragrant. 3261r An exceedingly sat fatality occurred at the Khondda Valley Brewery, Taff street, on Thurs- day morning. An employee named George Dool living at No. 10, East street, Trallwn, was at his work as usual when seen alive, which was about six o'clock. An hour ...

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... Treherbert. The Rev J. P. Davies, of Solva, Pembroke- shire, has received a pressing invitation to the pastorate of Carmel Church, Treherbert. ...

... BURGLARY AT TREHARRIS. JEWELLER'S SHOP LOOTED. Between the hours, of one and five o'clock on Sunday morning the premises of Messrs Ed- wards and Sons, watchmakers and jewellers, were broken into, entrance being effected by cutting out a pane of glass in the back kitchen window and forcing the middle door, thus gain- ing access to the shop. The thief or thieves completely cleared the shop ...

... The Central Stores, in Taff street, f'cnt'Ðridd.- For gxoouies a&4 proTiaon take >±-s ...