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Z/DDD/2/26-207

Correspondence

Item TitleDescriptionArchive Date
Z/DDD/2/26 MEMORANDUM from Wm. and G. Thomas, builders, Oswestry to E. Watkins, re appointment with the company representative.  1883 Jan. 28
Z/DDD/2/27 LETTER from W.E. Eyre, Bryngolau, Holyhead to E. Watkins, requesting particulars of shooting advertised.  1883 March 9
Z/DDD/2/28 MEMORANDUM from John Preston, furniture dealer, Chester to R.J. Lloyd Price, stating that he has sent him sketches of the mantles required.  1883 April 2
Z/DDD/2/29 LETTER from R. Roberts, Bronygadair to E. Watkins, re despatch of a calf and will send the other on as soon as he can; he hopes to hear something from him re oak poles for the mangers.  1883 April 2
Z/DDD/2/30 LETTER from W. Hughes, Appley Park, Bridgenorth, to E. Watkins, regretting that he failed to see him at Bala, he considers the rent of the premises to be high, taking its condition into account, he re...  more 1883 April 2
Z/DDD/2/31 MEMORANDUM from G. Morris, timber merchant, Liverpool to E. Watkins, acknowledging payment of account and requesting payment of another.  1883 April 3
Z/DDD/2/32 LETTER from J. Owen, Llandderfel, to E. Watkins, stating that he will let him know of his lowest price in a day or two.  1883 April 3
Z/DDD/2/33 LETTER from Craven, Donnill and Co. Ltd., Tackfield, Salop to E. Watkins, quoting prices of tiles.  1883 April 4
Z/DDD/2/34 LETTER from [?] Lion Hotel, Bala to E. Watkins, re application for sand, mortar and lime, as they hope to get the house in order for the coming season.  1883 April 4
Z/DDD/2/35 MEMORANDUM from J. Leach, Portrait and Landscape Photographer Dolgellau to E. Watkins, re photographic work.  1883 April 5
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