... PONTYPRIDD AND LLANWONNO BOARDS PUPIL TEACHERS' S PONTYPRIDD. At the recent Science and Art the pupils of this school obtained stated below.— PHYSDGRAPSY- Elementary rd5, Sarah E. Vaugkau, Mary J- Keel, Annie M. Davies. Evan l. Bat tram, Martin L. Evans, E. A. Jones, Margaret J. :Mo,.e, j Summers, Thomas O. Hughes, Margaret A. Williams. Annie C. | J. Lloyd, Mary Fenwick, F] 01-4, Mi-ggie ...

... As advertised in our columns, the fourth annual Eisteddfod will be held at the above place, under the auspices of Ainon Baptist Church on Saturday next, December 16th. It is gratifying to the promoters that there are ex- cellent prospeeta of a very successful meeting. The number of competitors promises to be unu- sually large. The test pdece is Martys for male voice choirs, numbering not ...

... MONDAY.—Before Mr D. W. Davies (in the chair), Alderman R. Lewis, Mr E. H. Davies, Mr J. D. Williams, and Councillor D. Thomas. David Gough, a Tonypandy collier, was sum- moned for being drunk and disorderly at Tony- pandy on the 17th inst P.C. Watkins saw tha defendant in Dunraven street, Tonypandy, very drunk he had a mouth organ in his hand, and was shouting at the top of his voice that he ...

... aoRiet.hing better to take its place. But the silent victory obtained this week 18 a forcible tribute to the power of Orgaaisation. In fourteen months, the Federation in South Wales has en- rolled 106,400 members and the eon- fributiona paid in on the lodge system have already brought into the gen- eral and district funds about •> pounds, of which uy>uar £ 21.000 is now on deposit to tUe w-edi ...

... i.-AN-EMIA. Anaemia is either a deficiency of red hloml eor nr a. shrinkage of them due to defective assimilation, or an impaired condition uue is gorily to be found inthe gzow ing period. Young persons of botn sexes SieTmore from this disease than when matun- u L been reached, although it is ^metimes found in persons advanced in >ears \v lio have neglected the laws of hygiene, or from the na- ...

... It is generally accepted, if you want excite- ment go to the Metropolis.But interesting, and oftentimes exciting, events happen in the small towns, and the testimony of Mr and Mrs Wil- liam Smith, of 2, Arthur Place, Redcar, York- shire, furnishes a most striking example of what may occur to interfere with the even tenour of life. My wife requests me to express thanks that Warner's Safe Cure ...

... ——————————* Maboq's Day. TilE DEMONSTRATION AT PONTYPRIDD Aiderlan Morgan Rails at Mabon. presented quite an holiday ap* ^arailce on Monday. Crowds of colliers and ^hers from surrounding districts poured into town, with the evident object of taking part demonstration and mass meeting an- [ ^Unced to be held on the Common. About 'i from the vicinity of the Park Hotel, a beaded by Alderman D. ...

... THE GRANTING OF SCHOLARSHIPS. At a meeting of the Glamorgan County Gov- erning Body, held at the county offices, Cardiff on Tuesday, the following were granted univer- sity scholarships of P,30 each, tenable for three years: Tudor Garfield Cule, 16, Porth; Harold Thomas John, 16, Gelligaer; John Ruban Evans, 16, Porth; John Bertie Davies, 16,Mer- thyr; William Jones, 16, Mertbyr; James Gar- ...

... The Compensation Act. + NATIONAL COLLIERY WORKMEN. A ballot of the National Colliery workmen was taken last week, with the result that by a majority of 153 it was 'decided to rely upon the Act instead of joining the scheme of the Miners' Provident Fund. On Monday, however, at a mass meeting of the workmen the following re- solution was submitted and carried unanimous- ly -That the employees ...

... THE QUARTER'S REVENUE. During last quarter the total revenue amounted to E23,802,693, as compared with 424,181,688 for the corresponding period of last year, or a net decrease of £ 378,895. The total revenue for the six months ending September last equalled E49,708,134, as compared with L49,597,448 for the corresponding period of the previous year, or a net increase of £ 110,686. 0 analysing ...

... FRENCH APOI.Ol. V TO THE Q IT 15 EN. While the Yayor of Nice was in Paris in order to represent that city at M. aure's funeral, the City Coui-ril of Nice asked him to c..11 on Sir E. Monson, British Ambassador, to tender apologies for the discousteous allu.-ion to Queen Victoria made in one of t e concert i.al so tli.t cifcv, and to explain to his Excellency that the Municipality so strongly ...

... Quality is the important re- quisite which is placed first by the makers of Syming- ton's Edinburgh Coffee Es- sence. Makes a cup in a moment. [ The above Photo is that of Professor DESMANE DISEASE SPECIALIST, 09 gTATlQN rjnEBRACB, pONTYPRIDD Who, about six years ago, came to reside in South Wales, and from a complete stranger his name has now become a household word throughout Glamorganshire, ...