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Roads and Bridges

Item TitleDescriptionArchive Date
XM/623/385. LETTER from Borough of Bangor Accountant to County Surveyor re highway expenditure and rateable value for Borough of Bangor, 1897-98, in the county of Caernarfon.  1898 July 9
XM/623/386. LETTER from Bethesda Urban District Council to County Surveyor re expenditure on roads in Bethesda Urban District Council (with rateable value) 1897-98, in the county of Caernarfon.  1898 July 9
XM/623/387. LETTER from County Surveyor to Bettws y coed Rural District Council with note of answer.  1898 June 28
XM/623/388. LETTER from Caernarfon Borough Accountant to County Surveyor re highway expenditure and general district rate (1897-98) for Caernarfon Borough.  1898 July 8
XM/623/389. LETTER from Conway Borough to County Surveyor re highway expenditure and assessable value of Conway Borough, in the county of Caernarfon.  1898 July 8
XM/623/390. LETTER from Conway Borough to County Surveyor re expenditure on roads in the borough of Conway (1397-98) in the county of Caernarfon.  1898 July 12
XM/623/391. LETTER from Conway Rural District Council to County Surveyor re rateable assessable value and highway rate for Conway Rural District Council in the county of Caernarfon.  1898 July 4
XM/623/392. LETTER from Conway Rural District Council to County Surveyor re repair of roads in Conway Rural District in the county of Caernarfon.  1898 July 9
XM/623/393. LETTER from Glaslyn Rural District Council to County Surveyor re rateable assessable values and highway rate for Glaslyn Rural District in the county of Caernarfon.  1898 June 30
XM/623/394. LETTER from County Surveyor to Gwyrfai Rural District Council re rateable and assessable value and highway rate for Gwyrfai Rural District in the county of Caernarfon. With note of answer.  1898 June 28
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