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Z/DDD/2/946-1035

Correspondence

Item TitleDescriptionArchive Date
Z/DDD/2/946 LETTER from R. Gerald Sanford to E. Watkins enclosing the analysis of the water sample which is fit for human consumption.  1900 Oct. 3
Z/DDD/2/947 LETTER from J.J. Armfield and Co., Millwrights, Ingwood, Hants to E. Watkins.  1904 Aug. 17
Z/DDD/2/948 LETTER from G.H. Hill, Goods Manager’s Office, Great Western Railway, 95 Queen Street, Exeter to E. Watkins listing paper makers in their district.  1904 Oct. 13
Z/DDD/2/949 LETTER from J. Allen, Bala Station to E. Watkins stating that he failed to meet Mr Shadling at Bristol; the Waterways are in the heart of Bristol, so he will understand why the firm has not given ord...  more 1904 Oct. 18
Z/DDD/2/950 LETTER from C.A. Roberts, Assistant Goods Manager’s Office, Paddington Station to E. Watkins, stating that he has found and despatched to him, lists of paper makers in the Reading and Exeter Dis...  more 1904 Nov. 3
Z/DDD/2/951 LETTER BOOK containing letters written by Edward Watkins.  1905-1906
Z/DDD/2/952 LETTER from Stephen Coleridge, "The National Anti-Vivisection Society", 92 Victoria St., London to E. Watkins and Mrs Price re the formation of a new branch at Middleton.  1907 March 9
Z/DDD/2/953 LETTER from E.H. Lloyd, Moel y Garnedd Bala to E. Watkins agreeing to his request to place wire and post on Plasyndre land, paying the acknowledgement proposed.  1907 June 3
Z/DDD/2/954 LETTER from John Stone to E. Watkins hoping that the quotation for swivel doors has met with his approval, and that he will favour them with an order.  1908 May 19
Z/DDD/2/955 LETTER from E. Daniel, Criterion, Dolgellau to T. Watkins stating that he will forward the particulars in a day or so.  1908 May 30
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