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XM/1369

Papurau Ysbyty Coffa Madoc a Chymdeithas Gweinyddesau Porthmadog.

Papers of the Madoc Memorial Hospital and Portmadoc Nursing Association.

Gweler hefyd XM/256/22 - 51,
XM/1180
XM/6063.

See also
XM/256/22 - 41
XM/1180
XM6063.

Item TitleDescriptionArchive Date
XM/1369/103. THIRTEENTH ANNUAL REPORT of the Llanidloes and District War Memorial Hospital.  1934
XM/1369/104. REPORT of the Conference of Representatives of Affiliated Associations in England and Wales, held at Denison House, Westminster.  1920 July 20
XM/1369/105. DIRECTOR’S REPORT on the accounts of the Bank Insurance Trust Corporation, Ltd., 30 Cornhill, London, E.C. 3.  1946
XM/1369/106. FILE OF POLICIES, correspondence etc. re Insurance Cover for the Portmadoc District Nursing Association, mostly by the Law Accident Insurance Society, Ltd., London.  1907-1943
XM/1369/107. FILE OF POLICIES, correspondence etc. re Insurance Cover for the Madoc Memorial Hospital, mostly by the Ocean Accident and Guarantee Corporation, Ltd., London.  1938-1946
XM/1369/108. BOOKLET: "Great Britain and the European Crisis" published by H.M.S.O.  1914
XM/1369/109. BOOKLET: "Blueprint of a Welsh Hospital Service - A Square Deal for Everyman, by R.D. Aiyar with forewords by Clement Davies, K.C., M.P., and Major-General H.J.K. Banfield, C.B. D.S.O. The procee...  more 1945
XM/1369/110. DRAFT AGENDAE of Meetings held by the Madoc Memorial Hospital.  1919-1946
XM/1369/111. DRAFT AGENDAE of meetings held by the British Hospital Association, North Wales and Chester Area.  1944-1946
XM/1369/112. DRAFT AGENDA: Meeting of subscribers of 2/6d. and upwards to the Portmadoc District Nursing Association.  n.d.
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