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Passing Mr. W. P. Pendergast. The death took plea• at th.• lllaina and I)i•triet Ho.pital oil .lull• ut Mr, %Valiant Phillip Pendergast. 111 2 Liss•-tone Road, 31 r. and Mrs. ('t:nilergast. of 16 Perks Row. Niiiityglit. who was 11, is survived by a young widow and one child a hoc

wawa Amidstlon. The monthly meeting of the Manta District Nursing Assoeiution was held on Monday, 31iss 1). Rhyddervit presiding, supported by the Secretary (Miss E. Davies) and the Treasurer (Rev. R. I.l°ol Davies). The Queen's Nurse (31iss C•. Elkins) reported that 203 visits h

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Reports were received front tour itli.. 0. 1.. ay Alit,. Ph Det - nn, Mr. Jaek and Air. W. H. Williams dealing with the av: 44.1 of Inca, children at holiday vamps at Karr, Pentline. joined in proi.ing camp hie. and them Nero also Iu fitit on tow behaviour .thertillery whirl' "l

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Mr. J. R. tlynes, M.P.. has retired from 11 fro the presidency of the National Union of General and Municipal Workers. .Tll.. union's journal announced as Monday that the recent meeting.; of the general council and national eze- entire of the union were the last Mr. ('lnes would

The f •ral took place on Saturday of Miss Emily Watkins, aged 31 years, of 2, Upper Griffin Street. Six Bells. The interment was at the• New Cemetery, where the Rev, I'. I)avie•s officiated. Th mourners were: Mr. C. Watkins. father: Messrs. C, Watkins J. Wat- kins and B. Cooper,