... PHWTWG )f all kitidn. LETTERPRESS and LTTHOP-T? AFRTC. done promptly the FP-Rv Phkss Office. 'H '• P/>rof*l? post affording frrfat facilities for 'ran. mission of parcels, the Management will hr nof forth avail tbrrrsplves of it to forward smad rtarcels ciT. Mr*, ko- to their country cowtMaem. OrJsatecutfld br Bptvrp post when 1tI re'r.^rod ...

... ANNUAL DEMONSTRATION. The Sunday Schools of St. Catherine, St Luke, St. Peter, St. John, St. Matthews, and St. Mark, Pontypridd, held their annual tea and demonstration on Thursday, and as usual the affair proved a monstre success. A procession of about 1,400 teachers and scholars paraded the principal thoroughfares, after which, by the kind invita- tion of the Rev J. P. Griffiths, M.A., tea ...

... THE RHONDDA BAPTIST MINISTERIAL UNION. On Thursday, November ltth., the Baptist Ministerial Union of the Rhond ...

... [To be detached.] Fixtures for December 17th, 1898. Competitions must reach this office not later than Thursday, December 15th, 1898. 0Q Strike out losing Club. For a £ a « draw strike out neither, but give c 5 J a the points, if any. jg o |3 Llwynypia v. Mountain Ash v. Barry. I Treherbert v. Treorcby. Address. W ...

... Llaribradacli Technical Instruction Classes. The result of the examination in tie subjects taught at the evening classes at this plACe, is most gratifying. The passes in all the subjects but one are 100 per cent., and in the other sub- ject 99 per cent. Though classes have been con- ducted in the place before last winter, we have never had any such results as. on this occasion. This reflects ...

... Of Great Public Interest. It is the duty of every individual, and especial- ly the press, to distribute news and facts which tend to promote general welfare, as by this means onlv will it reach all classes. Nothing is more deserving of publicity than the proper means or remedies which will ensure public health and prevent' the ravages of prevalent chronic di- seases, from wibich thousands lead ...

... Winning numbers694, 419, 963, U76, 2617 1788, 383, 1485, 1358, 692, 1460, 690, 1771, 1407, 2534, 1589, 2099, 2276, 2931, !511, 1174, 2236, 716, 961, 1971, 1631, 700, ftM. ...

... The Scholarships Examination. Below is a list of successful candidates, in order of merit. Sixty-four boys and ninety-one girls entered for this competition. Maximum marks obtainable, 460 average marks obtained by the boys, 232 by the girls, 202. Lowest total marks amongst the boys, 102 amongst th6 girls, 60. BOYS. MAl, K. 6C C c NAME, ADDRESS, AND SCHOOL. ES E8 .S c .3 o • £ = .t2 .£3 ...

... LAST week in our note on the attendance of the Guardians for the six months ended October the 4th, we did injustice to more than one gentleman. Our attention has been drawn to the error and we gladly give equal prominence to the correction. The number of meetings was twenty four, and we here append the names df the Guardians and their Parishes who have made twenty or more attendances at Board ...

... For freshest of itl1.. good. i-ud richest of jama. Go to T. Hams for primest of hams, Central Taff street. ...

... Caerphilly. On Wednesday, Bethel Band of Hope held their first outing, which was to Penarth in brakes. The members reached their destina- tion about twelve o'clock, and after a substan- tial meal journeyed down to the beach. The homeward journey ,was started at about seven o'clock, and all arrived home safe, after having spent an enjoyable day in the company of the children. This is the first ...

... £5 GIVEN AWAY. OUR FOOTBALL COMPETITION. Consolation Prizes. It i (ur intention each week during the football season to offer a prize of £ 5 to the com- petitor who gives the results and actual number of points scored by the respective teams in each of the four matches given in the appended coupon. Should no one be successful in naming the whole of the winners with the actual points scored, we ...