... AB C Duet A boy's best friend is his mother fL ffcwr the Boll Ah I he kissed me when he left m* All's web. Duet Anchor's weighed Angels ever bright and fair Annie Laurie Arab's farewell to his steed Barney, take me home agaia Bay of Biscay Beautiful dreamer Beautiful Isle of the Sea Beautiful star Belle Mahona Ben Bolt Better Laad Blind Girl to her Harp Blue bells of Scotland Bonnie Dundee ...

... Funeral of a Rhondda Veterinary Surgeon. On Monday the remains of the late Mr John Evans, veterinary surgeon of the Ocean Collier- ies, were interred at the burial-ground of Llan- blethian Church, Cowbridge. The Rev W. Mor- ns, pastor of the Noddfa Baptist Church, Tre- orky, of which deceased was a member, officia. ted at the residence at Treorky. The cortegt from the house to the Treorky ...

... 'UOIt Pleasure Traps, Business Carts, Floats, Drays, &c, of the best quality, and at most reasonable prices, call at the CARRIAGE WORKS, MOR- GAN STREKT, PONTYPRIDD, where you will find one o the largest stocky in the principality. 4527 THE MOST NUTRITIOUS. E P-P S'S GRATEFUL-COMFORTING. COCOA BREAKFAST SUPPER 444*7 ...

... The above club are, according to present pros- pects, going to have a very successful season this year. They !have already held four prize shoots, the last of which was brought off at Treherbert on Thursday last, the prize winner being Cyclist McBean, with 58 points. A handsome pair of field glasses, presented by Sergt. Major Kelly, Pontypridd, to the best shot in this competition being won by ...

... NOTICE.-The events inserted here are only those in connection with which printing or advertising has been done at the office of this paper. SATURDAY, JUNK 5th. Passenger Trains to Cardiff via Barry and Great Western Railways commence. Our Guardian Angel at the Clarence Theatre. Pontypridd SUNDAY, JUNE 6tb. Town Hall Pontypridd. Sermons. 10.30a.m and 6 p.m. Preacher, Rev John Evans ...

... Yj5 GIVEN AWAY. OUR FOOTBALL COMPETITION. Consolation Prizes. It is our 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. Snould no one be successful in naming the whole of the winners with the actual points scored, ...

... £5 CIVEN AWAY. OUR FOOTBALL COMPETITION. Consolation Prizes. It is cur 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 tha appended coupon. Should no one be successful in naming the whole of the winners with the actual points scored, ...

... THE ELECTIONS. Pontypridd Board of Guardians Mr E. O. Spickett, clerk to the Pontypridd Board of Guardians, who will act as returning officer at the Guardians' -.>cwon on April 4-th, has received the following no-ntim-taons: YSTRADYFODWG. No 1 ward—(three members): William Jeffreys William Morgan, Sarah Phillips, William Phillip Thomas, Enoch Davies. No 2 ward (five members) Richard Morris, ...

... To the Editor. Dear Sir,—Enclosed I send you list of sub- scribers towards above. The Committee desire to convey their thanks to the persons who have so kindly subscribed —Yours faithfully, GWILYM L. MORGAN, Hon. Sec. LIST O? SUBSCRIBERS. Per Messrs D. Williams, George Parfitt, and W. C. M. Groves:—Newbridge Rhondda Brew- ery Company, ;El is; Banfield's jErated Water Company (per Mr E. P. ...

... Craig Ward Relief Fund. £ s. d. Te cash received from all sources si*ce time that the Central Committee handed money over (equally) to the different) Wards 244 2 3 By expenditure, whieh inooded bread printing, and other incidental ex- penses 242 16 10 Leaving a balance in bands of treasurer 1 5 Special mention should be made of the undo meuiioued. who have subscribed handsomely towards ...

... RESULTS OF ENTRANCE SCHOLARSHIP EXAMINATION, 1899. The following are candidates at this Centre who obtained the highest number of marks. Scholarships will be awarded according to the vacancies at the re-opening of the school: — No. of BOYS. Marks. A. G. Pryce Jones, Graig Board School 377 Ed. U. Jones, Trerobart Board School 358 Fred W. Phelps, Lan Wood Board Shl. 354 Fred Westacott, ...

... SPLENDID RECORD OF A PONTYPRIDD MINER. LEISURE HOURS SPENT IN STUDY. FRUITS OF DILIGENCE AND PER- SEVERANCE. One result of placing facilities for technical instruction in the way of workingmen is the greater and more intelligent interest they display in the nature of their calT&gs. the coal pit, for in- stance, are to be found a large number of young men than formerly who ao eager to unravel ...