Western Mail Saturday May 15th 1926.  (Strike Edition). Edna May DENNING 16, who pleaded that she pulled down a notice from an electric standard at the entrance to the power station in fun, was at Newport on Friday, bound over for six months and ordered to pay costs for having unlawfully destroyed a notice of His Majesty's Government, contrary to the Emergency Regulations. LEGAL NOTICES. Licensed Premises. Licensee. Canford, Union-street, Dowlais.-Alehouse- A. L. HOPKINS. Owain Glyndwr. Alehouse. Catherine DUGGAN. Bird-in-Hand, Brecon-street, Dowlais, Beerhouse, Rachel LEWIS. Re- DAVID EVANS (Deceased). Should any Person or Persons have any Claim against the Estate of the late David EVANS, 133, Habershon-street, Splott, Cardiff, please communicate with JOHN DAVIES, 7, Davies-row, Treboeth. Newport Guardians Building Committee are recommending the Guardians to purchase No. 58, Chepstow-road, for the purpose of establishing a home for children. The expenditure is not to exceed £1,200. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Vacancies for Two Young Ladies, of good education, to Train as Teachers of Dancing.- Madame Ada THOMAS, Austin Villa School of Dancing, Chepstow-road, Newport. CARDIFF CHAMPIONSHIP DOG SHOW and WHIPPET HANDICAP.-Wednesday, May 19th, Sophia Gardens Field, Cardiff. Entries now Closing Tuesday Morning (18th inst.) first post.- To D.T. EDWARDS, Esq., 80, Pleasant View, Wattstown, Rhondda. Triplets, two girls and one boy, have been born to the wife of Mr. HARRIS, railway yard foreman, residing at Pritchard-street, Fleur-de-Lys. Mother and Children are doing well. Mrs. Dinah JONES, of Glanbran, Birchgrove, Llansamlet, attains her 91st birthday tomorrow (Sunday), having been born in the Parish of Llanwenog, Cardiganshire, on May 16, 1835. Classified Adverts. Heavy Rectangular Tank, 450 gallons; as new, £18..- LEWIS, Tudor-lane, Cardiff. Pullman, 5-seater Touring Car; electric light; starter; good running order; best offers.- Geo. JONES, Bute-place, Aberbeeg. Wanted, Good Plain Cook, over 22 years of age; General willing to be trained might do.- Apply stating age, length of service, all particulars. Mrs. DAVID, The Hendre, Llandaff, Cardiff. GAZETTE NOTICES.-Receiving Orders in Bankruptcy. Percy Dillwyn GRIFFITHS, late of 90, Tonna-road, Caerau, Bridgend, now of 5, Caerau-road, Caerau, baker's assistant. (Court Bridgend). Sidney JENKINS, 1, Commercial-cottages, Marine-street, Seaside, Llanelly, taxi-cab proprietor. (Court Carmarthen). Reuben HILL, Clydach Pork Stores, High-street, Clydach, Swansea Valley, butcher. (Court Neath and Port Talbot). Arthur James GITTING, Pantyrhafod House, Neath-road, Llansamlet, and latterly carrying on business at Pantyrhafod House, Neath-road, Llansamlet, fish and fruit dealer. (Court Swansea). John TAYLOR, the five-year old son of Robert TAYLOR, High-street, Glynneath, was knocked down out-side his home on Friday afternoon by a motor lorry driven by Arthur GEORGE, fishmonger, Aberdare. He received injuries to the head, body and legs and died shortly afterwards. John Patrick.