Bridgend & Neath Chronicle, and County of Glamorgan Advertiser. — 1890-10-17 (Bridgend, Mid Glamorgan, Wales)

CNILIMINN.— gernick's Vegetable Worm Lavoie.. Tgd. gad ISid. bonee, with lull directions. To Daman Gant Ham. Lockter's Sulphur Heir Bogota le the wolcheet, beet, easel, sod cleespeet.—large bottles le. sd. Everywhert.  e;Zini;;l.l7 it;;;;;;; Wale, Ls., Hung, Charles Joe.., B. 3. 5.k.., H. Jou*, Lod LI. &Anal.  The surveyn;;;;;teclei follo;s,—I have, es 1 inetructed at last meeting, abetted the nuisance at Blackwellc by laying drain pip. I base 060 raised tlw river wall in Gething.treet,srid taken ;tweet. steps. mad have also bepaired the pavement in Wermatreet instructed. The main drain Las also been gushed during U. past month, I beg to report that the wall near We outlet of the main drain has been partially carried away by the recent to de. I .hall beglad to have your Instr.. bone. Re.mmended that • aub-commatee, con- , gist'. of I.ouncillors T. E. Jon.. H. Cook Jeokios. and S. Walsh, be appointed to consider thequation of repairing the wall near the outlet of the main drain, and that they bays power to take such steps as they may think newasery in the matter. Itecotemended that • plan of • new room, bakery, P.c., for kfr. Ifavld Jones, 111 aighetreet, &banyan, be passed. A plan of a cottage to be erected at Pantddu by Mr. 'flieopbilus Thomas was also passed. T. Medical Officer reported 24 birth, and eight deaths. Excluding a case of suicide, the death. rate would be 14 per 1,000 per emit.. all the fatal cases of scarlatina were situated in the sense road, via., Pettit., Corlanns, and fllackerella and there had been • decided increate of the fever sin. last report. Twenty.five awes had COlll6 to his knowledge. There had hem more fresh cases ebout Caninvon-road and 0011 in. then any other part of the district. The mom.b, wee directed , to mcerotin what price Mr. S. W. Jones (who lied qunted 6s. 2.1. per ton for 400 onsett timeetone) would require for 200 tone. A licier wee Laid be. fore the committee from Mn. 0.0 go bone, calling attention to the inadequate lighting of tha portion of Highstreet between toe Avon Vale Spiiit , Vaults and the Angel Inn. The consideration of , this matter was adjourned for • month. &police. tion sem laid before the committee front , Mown Balfour end Co. (Limited) for permimion to fit automatic delivery tnachinm for the bile of pwtage stamps and cards in the borough. Recommended that pernsimion be granted enhjeet to the paym.t Ott norni.l rentol clone sinning per: mount and dm machinea being placed in such n pwition m not to interfere with the convenience . of the public and to their being removed an receipt of one innrithe notice. A letter woe read from the Rev. T. Richards Piling attention to the dangerous stare of the road leading from Rtbilmond.Mrrace to Sea View-terrace. A pro' i position by Councillor Walsh to light the lamp I near the Rev. T. li,chards' promisee was loot by  ...i4-Tica.--cOTn'tnittee, accompanied by the soxveyor, visited the out/et of the mats drain, and the surveyor was directed to take the necesury steps to,repeir We wall which ltd beau washed easy, and to protect the same fools injury is the future.  Counrillor J. Stokes mid he withdrew the ** motion ot which he leid given notice, and would now content himself with moving 1.11.1 the lamp near ibe acadsmy, Ss. Vihw-ternice, 00 111. Councillor B. J.. seconded. . .  Cooccillor Zuli'Z's,lid he uuderszood the reed bed not yet been beaded over to the cnrporatioo. Councillor J. M. Smith said he regretted the absence of reeterdey'e chairman 3f the committee (Councillor T. E. Jones). It wee true the road bed not been dedicaled to the public, and he (Councillor Smith) believed in the priociple of waiting. Oath the road wee handed over the lamp should not be it. Le for the number of people to be sera, Iv die light to Ewa Vi, ace he muld point. to ViCameguere. Clod. Ivy very poisilouti but artich had no hghle I.e account 01 10 Wing  private property. Councillor B. Jones thought the road wils handed over. Captain Batas' pipes had beau laid. Councillor J. M. Smith: We were advised yestem d?..Ouhn.ctigorwt:lliffi'dThare i.e lamp tlners, but it Is not lit. Clarence.st,net has • light. and so has the Victoria Institute, and the latter is outaide , borough. • '  —Fo-ut.C:illor Howell: 'Hie Victoria Iwtilute lamp I. paid for, Councillor J. M. Smith aeon:Hie-Ad :14 of incomiatency. The institute paid 20s. • sear and he had °ppm:3d the fixing of • lamp M Clarencestreet.