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XM2418/486-697

BILLS AND VOUCHERS

Item TitleDescriptionArchive Date
XM2418/546 RECEIPTED BILL of Trevor Williams, builder, Portmadoc1to Messrs. William E. Morris and Sons for the sum of £2.18s.12½d. for work done.  1896 June 18
XM2418/547 BUNDLE of bills of Evan Humphreys, butcher, 1,2,3 Market Hall, Porthmadog, to Richard Jones Morris for meat. 4 items.  1896 June
XM2418/548 RECEIPTED BILL of Henry Ll. Jones, coal and flour merchant, Cambrian Railway Station, Porthmadog, to Richard Morris for the sum of £1 for coal.  1896 July 23
XM2418/549 RECEIPTED INVOICE of W, McCormack, Corn Stores, Fish St., Cork, to Messrs. W.E. Morris and Son, Porthmadog, for the sum of £2 17s. 6d. for oats and sacks shipped per the Fomal Haut.  1896 July 31
XM2418/550 RECEIPT of D. Jones, ship builder, 19 Lombard St., Porthmadog, to Messrs. W.E. Morris and Son for the sum of 5s. for one load of chips for Ty Cerrig Farm.  1896 Aug. 29
XM2418/551 RECEIPTED BILL of Robert Jones to W.E. Morris and Sons for the sum of £2 l4s. for hay cutting.  1898 Sept. 5
XM2418/552 RECEIPTED BILL of Hughes and Griffiths, decorators, painters, glaziers ad paperhangers, 66 New St., Porthmadog, to R. Jones Morris, merchant, Lombard St., for the sum of £1 1s. 9d, for various work at...  more 1896 Sept. 17
XM2418/553 BUNDLE of receipts of Porthmadog Water Works Co. to Jane Morris, J.J. Morris and Richard J. Morris for the sums of 8s and £1 15s. for water rent on 24 Lombard St., and for farmyard purposes. 2 items.  1896 Sept.
XM2418/554 BUNDLE of receipts and a demand note of Ynyscynhaiarn Urban district Council to Mrs. Jane Morris, John Jones Morris and Richard Jones Morris and John Jones for various sums as the general district rat...  more 1896 Sept.
XM2418/555 RECEIPTED BILL of Richard Hughes, corn merchant, Liverpool House, Porthmadog, to Mrs. Morris for the sum of £5 19s.for sacks of meal etc..  1896 Oct. 2
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