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Inns and Hotels

Item Title	Description	Archive Date
XM/623/421	PARTICULARS of claim for compensation, concerning Palace Restaurant, Palace Street, Caernarfon, in accordance with Licensing Act of 1904.	1908
XM/623/422.	APPORTIONMENT of compensation between lessor and lessee of the Alexander Inn, in the parish of Cwmyglo, in the county of Caernarfon.	1908 April
XM/623/423.	Bundle including:- REPORT on and particulars of the property and trade of the Bull’s Head Inn, Dolbenmaen in the county of Caernarfon, for purposes of compensation with four other copies, a draf... more	1911 Dec. 22
XM/623/424.	PARTICULRS of the trade of the Newborough Arms, Fourcrosses, concerning a claim for compensation, with letters.	1910
XM/623/425.	Bundle including:- VALUATION of the Crown and Anchor, Moelfre, in the parish of Llanallgo in the county of Anglesey.	1912 July 20
XM/623/426.	File including: REPORT and Valuation of Padarn Villa Hotel in the parish of Llanberis, in the county of Caernarfon. With plan.	1902 Feb. 18
XM/623/427.	PARTICULARS of claim for compensation re Snowdon Valley Hotel in the parish of Llanberis in the county of Caernarfon.	1909
XM/623/428.	File: CLAM for compensation, details of trade, property and outlay of Snowdon Valley Hotel, Llanberis, in the county of Caernarfon, with compensation granted. Attached - Licensing Districts of Bangor,... more	c.1910
XM/623/429.	LEVER from Evan Evans, County Surveyor, to J. Porter, Esq., Magistrate’s Clerk, Conway, giving the increase in the monopoly value of the Clarence Hotel, Llandudno, by reason of granting of a 7-d... more	1907 March 16
XM/623/430.	File: LETTERS and PAPERS relating to a claim for compensation from the owner of the White Horse Inn, in the parish of Llanengan in the county of Caernarfon.	1913

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