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XD28/49-57

BUNDLE [8] of documents re Post Office proposal to place overhead telegraph line along Cardiff Road.

Item TitleDescriptionArchive Date
XD28/49 LETTER: J. Elston for Sectional Engineer at North Wales District of Post Office Telegraphs, Porthmadog, to Messrs. S. Andrews and Son at Cardiff submitting for consideration form of consent covering a...  more 1907 July 29
XD28/50 AGREEMENT on behalf of Postmaster General by H. Babington Smith to Messrs. S. Andrews and Son, to repair any damage done in erection or maintenance of their poles and fixtures in Cardiff Road, Talycym...  more 1907 July 29
XD28/51 LETTER: H. Babington Smith at Secretary’s Office, General Post Office to Messrs S. Andrews and Sons at Cardiff to say Postmaster General wishes to obtain their consent to placing of over ground ...  more 1907 Aug. 1
XD28/52 LETTER: S. Andrews and Son at Imperial Buildings, Cardiff to The Secretary to the Post Office consenting to placing of over ground telegraphic line along Cardiff Road between Post Office and junction ...  more 1907 Aug. 3
XD28/53 LETTER: Superintending Engineer at North Wales District of Post Office Telegraphs, Liverpool to Messrs. S. Andrews and Son at Imperial Buildings Cardiff, thanking them for consent to place over-ground...  more 1907 Aug. 16
XD28/54 FORM AND COPY FORM of consent to placing of one pole in recreation ground for signature. Signed by H.W. Green for W. C. Lane, Sectional Engineer at Bangor on behalf of Postmaster General.  1934 Nov. 7
XD28/55 FORM of consent to erection and maintenance of one pole by Post Office, Cardiff Road, to a line of telegraphs in passages west of houses facing Cardiff Road, to a line of telegraphs from the Southern ...  more n.d.
XD28/56 OFFICIAL ENVELOPE addressed to The Sectional Engineer, at Post Office Telegraphs, Porthmadog.  n.d.
XD28/57 BUNDLE of correspondence: Fred C. Williams, Art Expert, at Carisbrooke, 3 Victoria Park Road, Cardiff to F.E. Andrews, esq., re pictures at Glyn-y-weddw. [3]. Enclosed: ENVELOPE addressed to F.E. Andr...  more 1908 Nov. 23

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