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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/1369/82. FILE OF CORRESPONDENCE etc. re Contribution Fund.  1936-1946
XM/1369/83. FILE OF CORRESPONDENCE between the Welsh Board of Health, Cardiff, and the Treasurer of the Madoc Memorial Hospital re Emergency Hospital Scheme.  1940-1946
XM/1369/84. LETTERS from I.A. Hughes, S.E. Roberts, W.J. Morris, I. Jones and I.B. Turner, acknowledging donations in lieu of their services at the Hospital.  1942-1946
XM/1369/85. CIRCULAR LETTER issued by The British Hospital Association, 12, Grosvenor Crescent, London, S.W.1. to Voluntary Hospitals in England and Wales, re possible changes in the National Health Service.  1945 March 7
XM/1369/86. CORRESPONDENCE between the Welsh Board of Health, Cardiff, and the Treasurer of the Madoc Memorial Hospital re structural and other precautions against Air Raids.  1945
XM/1369/87. LETTER: Dr. R. Rees Prytherch, Plas Newydd, Criccieth, to Mr. Harrison, re use of the Hospital’s X-Ray Apparatus.  1946 Dec. 1
XM/1369/88. LETTER: G.H. Webster, 100 High Street, Portmadoc, to Mr. Humphreys, listing number of days for maternity cases, in-patients and out-patients.  n.d.
XM/1369/89. RULES of the Portmadoc Nursing Association (to include Tremadoc ad Borth).  c.1895
XM/1369/90. RULES RE Agreement between the Madoc Memorial Hospital and contributors to the scheme.  1930 June
XM/1369/91/1 REPORTS AND ACCOUNTS of the Portmadoc District Nursing Association:  1897
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