WESTERN MAIL TUESDAY DECEMBER 7. 1926.  No. 300. INDUCTION AT CWMAVON. The new vicar, the Rev. Washington JONES, was inducted to the living of Cwmavon at the Parish Church of St. Michael. Most of the neighbouring clergy attended, and the church was crowded. WOMAN RESCUED FROM DOCK AT SWANSEA. Mrs. Mary MOUNTFIELD, of 66, Bryon-crescent, Swansea, was found in difficulties in the North Dock basin near the Town-hall, Swansea, on Monday afternoon, and was rescued by John WATCHMAN, of 19, Lambert's Cottages, and two boys. She had endeavoured to save herself by catching hold of a chain. UNSEARCHED COLLIER-Hurt By Own Explosive In Cymmer Pit.   Henry SIEVER, a collier, of Glyncorrwg, was summoned at Port Talbot on Monday, for contravention of the Coal Mines Regulations by firing two shots, as an unauthorised person, in the North Rhondda Colliery in April last.    Mr. Edward HOWE prosecuted. Oliver JOHN (Glyncorrwg), a collier, said that on April 27 he saw the defendant  charge a hole and later fire it . The following morning  he heard, during the course of the shift, a loud report, and shortly afterwards defendant shouted for a light. He went up to defendant and found he had been badly injured about the face and body.   William JONES (Glyncorrwg), fireman at the colliery, said he had sole charge of the explosives, and did not issue any to defendant that day. He saw defendant on the way out of the colliery and asked him where he got the explosives from. He replied he brought them with him.   The Bench, in fining defendant 20s. in each case, said in their opinion the officials of the colliery had been lax in their duty by not searching defendant when he entered the colliery. THE BANKRUPTCY ACT, 1914. In the Cardiff Bankruptcy Court, No.44 of 1926.- Re ELIZA CLARK, residing and carrying on business as Mrs. GEORGE CLARK, at Tyn-y-Cala Farm, Whitchurch, in the County of Glamorgan, Market Gardener, Widow. Receiving Order, 22nd November, 1926. Adjudication, 24th November, 1926. First Meeting 16th December 1926, at 2.30p.m., at 34, Park-place, Cardiff. Public Examination, 14th January, 1927, at 10.30 a.m., at the Law Courts, Cathays Park, Cardiff. Note.- All Debts due to the Estate should be paid to me. ELLIS OWEN, Official Receiver, 34, Park-place, Cardiff. 8th December, 1926. TYPEWRITER. Remington. £7 10s.: seven days trial.- PHILLIPS, 74, Llewellyn-street, Pentre, Rhondda. John Patrick.