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XM/6243

PAPURAU THOMAS BUGBIRD A’I FAB CYF., CONTRACTWR PEIRIANEG SUFUL
PAPERS OF THOMAS BUGBIRD & SON LTD, CIVIL ENGINEERING CONTRACTORS

Item Title	Description	Archive Date
XM/6243/81	HIGH COURT OF JUSTICE, KING’S BENCH DIVISION: PLAINTIFF’S STATEMENT OF CLAIM in the matter of Dare, Pettigrew & Co. Ltd. v. The Mayor, Aldermen and Burgesses of the Borough of Bournemouth.	1931 July 31
XM/6243/82	NEWSPAPER CUTTING from The Bournemouth Daily Echo, re an award made in the High Court of Justice, King’s Bench Division, in the matter of Dare, Pettigrew & Co. Ltd. v. The Mayor, Aldermen and Bu... more	1933 Aug.9
XM/6243/83	CORRESPONDENCE between Thomas Bugbird & Son, 120 Victoria Street, Manchester and Carnarvon Borough Council and Oswestry Borough Council re the attempts of the former to compile a list of all works com... more	1937 June-July
XM/6243/84	STANDARD CONDITIONS AND SPECIFICATION for underground conduit laying etc. works in connection with Post Office Telephones.	1941 Feb.
XM/6243/85	SCHEDULE OF QUANTITIES for the sewering at Colwyn for Conway Rural Sanitary Authority by James Farrar, Bury, co. Lancs. (Contract No.1).	n.d.
XM/6243/86	SCHEDULE OF QUANTITIES for the sewering of Glan y Mor for Conway Rural Sanitary Authority by James Farrar, Bury, co. Lancs. (Contract No.1).	n.d.
XM/6243/87	BILL OF QUANTITIES for the main sewer connected with Upper Bangor drainage.	n.d.
XM/6243/88	LIST of public works on which George F. Bugbird has been engaged from 1872 to 1924.	n.d.
XM/6243/89	LIST of public works carried out by Thomas Bugbird & Son Ltd.	n.d.
XM/6243/90	LIST of works carried out by the chairman and managing directors of Thomas Bugbird & Son for and in association with other contractors. [1876-1918.]	n.d.

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