Western Mail Friday June 18 1926. Lost and Found. Lost from Sewage Farm, Caerphilly, Black sheep-dog: white collar and breast.- Reward on returning to REES 18, Railway-terrace, Caerphilly. Strayed from Rumney Wharf, One Ewe and Lamb; marked"E.T." right side.- Pantglas Farm, Llanedarne. Strayed a Bay Cob, about two years old and 14.2 If not claimed by June 21st will be sold at the Mart. Llantwit Major, on that date.- WATTS, Llanmihangel, Cowbridge. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Mr. Harry LEARVEY, a volunteer worker at the Trealaw Girls' School children's canteen, claims to be the expert potato cleaner. His output is estimated at a sack per twenty minutes. He has made an open challenge to compete against any four women in the country. Recently he competed single-handed against a "team" of seven women. He finished up a brilliant winner. Damage estimated at £300 was caused by fire at the shop of Mr. W. BARNETT, draper, Nolfon-street, Bridgend. (Is there a Nolfon or should it be Nolton) Mrs. Blanche WITHERS has been missing from her home at 15, Park-place, Gilfach, Bargoed, since Saturday. Mrs. WITHERS, who is 29 years of age, is about 5ft. in height, and has dark brown bobbed hair and grey eyes. She has the initials "L.C." tattoed on one arm above the wrist, and "B.C." in the same position on the other arm. She was also wearing a signet ring with the monogram "W.J.W." The rescue of a horse from the edge of a quarry, 60ft. deep, on the mountain between Mardy and Ferndale, was described at the Porth Police-court on Thursday, when Haydn DAVIES 16, Edward-street, Mardy; Hugh EVANS 16, Wrgrant-place, Mardy; and Arthur LEWIS, Griffith-street, Mardy, were charged with cruelty to two horses by over-riding and terrifying them. Police-constable HENLOCK said he saw three boys riding two horses on the mountain. When a good way up the the mountain the bay slipped and rolled about 30 yards down the side of the mountain and the three boys ran away. Defendants were ordered to pay 4s. costs and were placed on probation for twelve months. Recent Wills. Mr. John VAUGHAN, of Chapel Farm, Ford, Wolfcastle, Haycastle, Pembroke, farmer, who died on May 3 left estate of the gross value of £2,452, with net personalty£2,304 Probate of the will, dated March 20, 1925, has been granted to his widow. Mrs. Ann VAUGHAN. Testator left his estate to his wife for life, and then £100 each to his granddaughters Annie Lilian VAUGHAN, Gladys Sophia VAUGHAN, Elizabeth Blodwen VAUGHAN, and Dilys Mary VAUGHAN, and the residue of the property to his son Edwin. Mr. Alexander John ATKINSON, of Waikato, 3, Fields Park-avenue, Newport, formerly of Springcroft, Pentyrch, lately partner in the firm of Messrs. R.W. and A.J. ATKINSON, analytical chemists of Cardiff, who died on april 22 left estate of the gross value £2,352, with net personalty£2,076. Probate of the will dated January 26, 1924, has been granted to his sister. Mrs. Annie Jane Wilson JONES, of Waikato. Testator left his estate to his sister, Annie Jane Wilson JONES, unreservedly, to dispose of as she thinks fit. Mr. David Robert POWELL, of Coldra, New-road, Porthcawl, formerly of The Beacon, Victoria-avenue, Porthcawl, who died on May 12 left estate of the gross value of £1,237 with net personalty £1,161. Probate of the will, dated February 16, 1922, has been granted to Mr. Ernest John MORGAN, of Ashcott Villa, Nottage, near Porthcawl, mechanical engineer. Testator left £100 to Mr. Edward BAMFORD. £200 to Mr. William BAMFORD, £400 to Mr. Ernest John MORGAN, £50 to Lily Sarah THOMAS, and the residue of the property to his brothers James POWELL, and George Summers Powell and his sisters Lydia ALSOP and Elizabeth MORGAN. Welsh Weddings. CHISLETT-POCOCK. The wedding was solemnised at Roath Parish Church, Cardiff, on Thursday of Mr. William Woodwell CHISLETT, son of the late Mr. Samuel CHISLETT and Mrs. CHISLETT, of Swansea, and Miss Dorothea POCOCK, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E.W. POCOCK, of Kimberley-road, Cardiff. The Rev. L.J. WELLINGTON of St. Luke's London, formerly of St. Edwards, Cardiff, officiated. The bride was attired in a frock of silver lame and ivory geargette, and wore a Brussels net veil with a coronet of orange blossoms. The bridemaids were Miss Gwenllian HARRIS and Miss Olive BEECHER. Mr. Horace V. POCOCK was best man. The honeymoon will be spent in Cornwall. JONES - EVANS. The wedding has been solemnised at St. Cadoc's Parish Church, Cadoxton-Barry, of Mr. William Zedrach JONES, son of Mr. and Mrs. Alban JONES, of Llanon, Cardiganshire, and Miss Catherine Jane EVANS, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. EVANS, 3, Cardiff-road, Cadoxcton-Barry. The officiating clergymen were the Rev. Lloyd JONES, Pontlottyn (brother of the bridegroom), and the Rev. W. Austin DAVIES, B.A., rector of Cadoxton. The bride was attired in a dove-grey georgette dress with picture hat. The bridemaids were the Misses Olwen EVANS, and Rocina JONES sisters, respectively, of the bride and bridegroom). The best man was Mr. Tom JONES, London (brother of the bridegroom). The honeymoon is being spent at Llanrhysted. John Patrick