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XM/2070/115-136

Records of ’Thomas and Edwards’ Mineral Water Co.

Item TitleDescriptionArchive Date
XM/2070/125 BILL: Arthur Guiness Son and Co., St. James’s Gate Brewery, Dublin to ’Thomas + Edwards’, Caernarfon for £44.11.10.   
XM/2070/126 LETTER: Richard Roberts, Solicitor, Palace Chambers, High St., Caernarfon to Messrs Thomas and Edwards, Mineral Water Works, Caernarfon re. legal proceedings between The British Syphon Co. and Thomas ...  more 1923 March 22
XM/2070/127 BOOK of consignment notes for damageable goods issued by London and North Western Railway. The counterfoils give details of the breweries, chemical companies etc. that Thomas and Edwards were dealing...  more 1924 July - 1925 Feb.
XM/2070/128 BILL: John Ogden, Motor Haulage Contractor, 7 and 9 Bank Quay, Caernarfon to Thomas and Edwards. Gives account for money paid and debts still owed for services.

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1926 April 26
XM/2070/129 AFFIDAVIT: Between Lloyd Roberts and Inigo Jones, 33 Marcus St., Caernarfon, Plaintiffs and D.O. Roberts, the Castle Mineral Works, Balaclava Rd., Caernarfon, in proof of means of payment (via his sh...  more 1927 Sept. 24
XM/2070/130 BOOKLETS OF RECEIPT: Counterfoils (4) Nos. P8313-P8371 - Thomas and Edwards, Caernarfon and Llangefni for the sale of mineral water etc..  1927 November
XM/2070/131 CERTIFICATE OF REGISTRATION of premises: H. Prosser, Surveyor of Customs and Excise, Custom House, Holyhead to Thomas + Edwards, Balaclava Rd., Caernarfon re Thomas + Edwards’s premises situated...  more 1928 May 7
XM/2070/132 RECEIPT: for [?return of] empty bottles to Armstrong and Co., [Wine and Spirit Merchants], Palace St., Caernarfon from Thomas + Edwards.  (?1933) June 19
XM/2070/133 LABELS (2) for [?Bottles] Castle Mineral Waters Works, Thomas and Edwards, Caernarfon for ’Superior Ginger Ale’.   
XM/2070/134 BOOKLET OF RECEIPTS [Blank]: E. Noble, Caernarfon [seller of soft drinks]. Lists the products that are sold.   
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