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Newspaper cuttings re Caernarfon.

Item Title	Description	Archive Date
XM923/341	NEWSPAPER CUTTING from the ’Caernarfon and Denbigh Herald’. Report of a special meeting of the Caernarfon Town Council on the housing of the working classes.	1899 Nov. 3
XM923/342	NEWSPAPER CUTTING from the ’Caernarfon and Denbigh Herald’ reporting a meeting of the Caernarfon Town Council.	1902 Oct. 10
XM923/343	NEWSPAPER CUTTING from the ’Caernarfon and Denbigh Herald’. Report of the meeting of the Caernarfon Town Council.	1903 April 10
XM923/344	NEWSPAPER CUTTING from ’North Wales Observer and Express’. Inquiry held at Guild Hall by Mr. F.J. Willis, Inspector of the Local Government Board, into County Council’s desire to am... more	1905 Nov. 22
XM923/345	NEWSPAPER CUTTING from the Caernarfon and Denbigh Herald’: Minutes of meeting of Town Council re the Guild Hall, Gasworks, Slum property improvements, proposed new Fire Station, and Dust Nuisanc... more	1907 May 7
XM923/346	NEWSPAPER CUTTING re a meeting of the Caernarfon Town Council to consider the report of a special committee on financial affairs.	n.d.
XM923/347	April 8NEWSPAPER CUTTING from the ’Liverpool Courier’ re meeting of County Council of Caernarfon. Note of 2/9d. in the pound rate; £812 in current account. Marginal note in red ’mor... more
XM923/348	NEWSPAPER CUTTING re Caernarfon Harbour dues; Anglesey County Council are reported as appointing a committee to inquire into the Caernarfon Harbour Act and the dues charged by the Harbour Trust outsid... more	n.d.
XM923/349	NEWSPAPER CUTTING from the ’Caernarfon and Denbigh Herald’ reporting the Local Government inquiries at Caernarfon into money for electricity and the water rate question.	n.d.
XM923/350	NEWSPAPER CUTTING reporting on the Local Government Board of Inquiry into water charges at Caernarfon.	n.d.

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