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Item TitleDescriptionArchive Date
XD49/1/102 ESTIMATE of Jones Bros., Builders, Contractors and Undertakers, Gwyrfai Mills, Bontnewydd, nr. Caernarfon for the new schoolroom.  1907 Oct. 4
XD49/1/103 ESTIMATE of George F. Williams, Builders and contractors, Shirehall Street, Caernarfon to the Building Committee of Capel Coch for proposed new school room.  1907 Oct. 5
XD49/1/104 ESTIMATE of Owen Morris & Son, builder and contractor, Constantine Terrace, Caernarfon to the Committee of Capel Coch for the erection of the school room at Capel Coch.  1907 Oct. 5
XD49/1/105 ESTIMATE of Richard Jones, General Merchant, Builder Contractor, Twrog Mills, Llanwnda, Caernarfon to the Committee of Capel Coch for the erection of a new vestry.  1907 Oct. 5
XD49/1/106 ESTIMATE of Evan Jones & Son, builders and contractors, Plas Dolydd Groeslon to the Building Committee of Capel Coch Llanberis for the new school room as per amended.  1907 Dec. 19
XD49/1/107 AMCANGYFRIF Hugh Hughes, Bryn Goleu, Newborough, Bodorgan at Bwyllgor yr Adeiladau Capel Coch ar gyfer ysgoldy newydd ar ôl tynnu allan yr eitemau crybwyllwyd. Dogfen ddiffygiol: wedi’i rhwygo.  1907 Rhag. 19
XD49/1/108 ESTIMATE of George F. Williams, builder and contractor, Shirehall Street, Caernarfon to the Building Committee of Capel Coch for new schoolroom according to amended plan and specifications.  1907 Dec. 20
XD49/1/110 ESTIMATE of J.D. Pritchard, Joiner, Builder, Ironmonger and Undertaker, 31 Penybryn, Bethesda, to the Committee of Capel Coch Llanberis for the proposed school room etc.  1907 Dec. 20
XD49/1/111 LETTER: Rowland Lloyd Jones, Architect, 14 Market Street, Caernarfon to Mr. G.J. Hughes, Snowdon View, Llanberis re installation of electric lighting.  1908 Oct. 12
XD49/1/112 ESTIMATE: The Bennett Furnishing Company, 36 Tennant Street, Glasgow to R.L. Jones, Esq., 14 Market Street, Caernarfon for school room furniture.  1909 March 1
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