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Miscellaneous correspondence

Item Title	Description	Archive Date
XM2418/740	LETTER: M. Jones, Cross Foxes, Garn, to Mr. Morris ordering a load of ale and a case of stout.	1903 Jan. 7
XM2418/741	LLYTHYR: M.E. Jones, Penrhyn Arms,at Mr. Morris. Mae Mr. Jones yn gofyn am i Humphreys gael ei yrru yno am arian gan ei fod wedi mynd ar lawer o gwrw.	1903 Ion. 9
XM2418/742	LLYTHYR: Robert Jones, Pen y Gongl, Harlech, at Mr. Morris. Mae Mr.Jones yn ymddiheuro am beidio ag ysgrifennu yng nghynt; bu oddi cartref. Mae’n dweud fod ar Janet Williams eisiau 2 swllt yn ôl... more	1903 Ion. 12
XM2418/743	TELEGRAM: Saracens, Beddgelert, requesting the immediate dispatch of beer by Messrs. W.E. Morris & Son.	1903 Jan. 14
XM2418/744	LETTER: W.H. Jackson, Cross Keys, Pentrefelin, to Mr. Morris ordering 3 barrels of XX beer.	1903 Jan. 21
XM2418/745	LETTER: M. Roberts, Grapes, Maentwrog1to Mr. Morris requesting two barrels of X ale and cases each of stout and XXX beer.	1903 Jan. 22
XM2418/746	LETTER: W.E. Morris and Son, Porthmadog, to P.L. Jones, Victoria Hotel, Llanbedr, originally enclosing the sum of 2s. 3d. in postage stamps, being the amount charged in error for carriage costs.	1903 Jan. 26
XM2418/747	LETTER: P. L. Jones, Victoria Hotel, Llanbedr, Meirionnydd, to Mr. Morris acknowledging receipt of the stamps mentioned in XM2418/746 above.	1903 Jan. 27
XM2418/748	LETTER: G. Griffith, Castle, Cricieth, to Mr. Morris assuring him that he will settle his account as soon as business improves.	1903 Jan. 30
XM2418/749	LETTER: S. Lewis, Cross Foxes Hotel, Trawsfynydd, to Mr. Morris stating that her husband was ill and that trade was very quiet. She, therefore, hoped that Mr. Morris would accept a post dated cheque f... more	1903 Jan. 31

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