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Z/DDD/2/1036-1189

Correspondence

Item TitleDescriptionArchive Date
Z/DDD/2/1076 LETTER from Davies Brothers, Abermaw to Ted Watkins requesting permission to take stones for road repair below Tryweryn Bridge; Rhydolwen Quarry; Gelligoed and the plantation at Maen Mawr, Gellilydan.  1912 June 5
Z/DDD/2/1077 LETTER from Ted Watkins to ?, drawing their attention to the injury carried to fish in the Tryweryn river on account of the tarring of the streets of Bala.  1912 June 7
Z/DDD/2/1078 LETTER from Mrs E. MacCulmmor, 68 Woodville Terrace, Breck Road, Liverpool to E. Watkins asking for the particulars of Llanfor cottages.  1912 June 21
Z/DDD/2/1079 LETTER from T.J. Jones, Assistant Overseer, Bala to R.J. Lloyd Price requesting return of form sent on 10 June.  1912 July 3
Z/DDD/2/1080 LETTER from G. Woodward, G.W.R. to E. Watkins stating that his application has been forwarded to Headquarters from whom he will hear in a few days.  1912 July 8
Z/DDD/2/1081 LETTER (draft) from ? to ? stating that the properties under "Llanycil and Bala" would be sold separately; "Cae Mawr and Cae Graig" is let with the Lion Hotel, Cae Graig and Cae M...  more 1912 July 11
Z/DDD/2/1082 LETTER from E. Hitchcock, G.W.R., Northern Division, Chester to R.J. Lloyd Price stating that his favour is receiving attention.  1912 July 15
Z/DDD/2/1083 LETTER from Easton, Courtney and Darbishire, 25 Victoria Street, London to E. Watkins stating that the hydraulic ram ordered will be sent on Monday; any further correspondence should be sent there.  1912 July 15
Z/DDD/2/1084 LETTER from H.K. Woodward, G.W.R. Divisional Engineer’s Office, Shrewsbury to T. Watkins hoping to hear from him regarding his proposal to erect a fence as shown on the plan.  1912 July 16
Z/DDD/2/1085 MEMORANDUM from "Penllyn Agricultural Co-operative Soc. ,Ltd.," Henblas, Bala to E. Watkins quoting prices of coal.  1912 July 16
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