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Gwynedd Archives, Caernarfon Record Office GB 0219XM/4229 Gwynedd Archives, Caernarfon Record Office This catalogue was digitised by The National Archives as part of the National Register of Archives digitisation project NRA 30710 The National Archives FEB 1988 H.M.C. NATIONA30 "7/L REGISTE0 R Or ARCHIVES CASGLIAD AMGUEDDFA'R GARLANDS TONE PORTHMADOG THE GARLANDSTONE MUSEUM. PORTHMADOG COLLECTION Catabgiwyd gan: Archifydd Cynorthwyol Uwch Anne Thomas : Catalogued by: Senior Assistant Archivist Marc Dosbarth XM/4229 Class Mark :XS/2129 Gwasanaeth Archifau Gwynedd Archifdy Rhanbaxthol Caernarfon Gwynedd Archives Service Caernarfon Area Record Office 1980 CYNNWYS CONTENTS Dogfennau: Marc Dosbarth:x m / 4 2 2 Q DocumentB; Claaa Mark: Cofnodion Porthladd Forth ma dog: , ... 1 m 472 Porthmadog Harbour Records: Correspondence * * .. .. * * .. *. 1-73 Financial Records: .. .** 74 - 463 Harbour dues accounts .. .. .. .. .. .. 74- 139 Bills and receipts *. .. 140 - 429 Receipt book of R.J. Morris, Collector of Dues 430 Bill heads of R.J. Morris, Collector of Dues 431 Miscellaneous bills and receipts.. * * . * .. * * 432 - 438 Wages accounts ** ** * * ** .. ** . * 439 - 444 Miscellaneous accounts .. .. .. .. .. .. 445 - 456 Stationery requisitions .. 457 - 463 Miscellaneous (including list of Harbour Dues) .. .. .. 460 - 463 Miscellaneous: .. 464 - 472 Harbour bye laws.. .. .. .. .. 464 - 465 Papers re News Room .. .. .. .. 466 - 467 Papers re construction of new harbour barge .. .. .. 468 - 469 Pilots' licences 470-471 Minutesfor guidances of shipping clerk of Welsh .. .. 472 Slate Company at Porthmadog Cofnodion Eraill: Other Records: Bills of Sale 473 - 476 Papers re the Evelvn .. .. 3 477 - 481 Lists of sailing ships .. 482 - 483 Porthmadog 482 Borth-y-gest .. .. .. .. .. 483 Papers re David Williams, shipbuilder .. .. .. .. 484-491 Papers re Richard Griffiths 492- 494 Apprenticeship Indenture of John Ellis as shipwright .. .. 495 Correspondence and receipts re shares in the William Thomas .. 496- 498 Liverpool Steamship Co. Newspapers .. .. ,. .. .. .. .. 499 - 600 Miscellaneous .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 501 - 502 i0 3 ­ Llunlau Marc Dosbarth : XS/2129 Photographs: Class Mark LJongau: Ships: 1-71 Alpha 1 Ardeucraig 2 Blbdwen 3 Cadwalader Jones later Myonie B. Kirby 4-6 David Morris 7 Draig Goch 8 Eilian 9 Elizabeth 10 Elizabeth Bude 11 Frau Minna Peterson later Jane Banks 12-14 Oarlandstone 16 - 45 Gestiana 46-48 Grade 49 Industry 50 Isallt 51 - 52 John & Margaret 53 John Pritchard 54-55 Kathleen & May 56 M.A. James 57- 60 Mary Stewart 61 M. Lloyd Morris 62 Mystery 63 Owen Morris 64 Rosie 65 Sierra Cadena 66 Snowdon 67 Wave of Life 68 Unidentified ships 69-71 Lleoedd: Places: 72 - 101 Abersoch 72 - 73 Appledore 74-76 Bar mouth 77 Borth-y-Gest 78-80 Porthmadog Harbour 81 - 98 Shipbuilding 99 - 101 Pobl: People: 102 -105 William Evans Morris 102 Richard Jones Morris 103 Richard Griffiths etc. 104 Ships' Captains 105 DOGFENNAU DOCUMENTS Papers of Porthmadog Harbour 1 - 472 1-73. 1872-1914 Correspondence: 1. 1872 June 1 LETTER: Joseph Ho 11, Portmadoc to W.E. Morris enclosing the accounts which have been returned by Mr. Breese and asking him to have them signed and returned to Mr. Jones in time for tomorrow's post. Endorsed: ROUGH ACCOUNT of harbour does on goods for the quarter ending 31 June 1872. 2. 1880 Oct. 26 COPY LETTER: William E. Morris, Portmadoc to F. Roche, ejq., stating that he has paid to his credit the sum of £600 on account of harbour dues for the quarter ending 30 Sept.. There are still dues on slate of £150 which he has not been able to get in yet. 3. 1881 Jan. 31 COPY LETTER: W.E. Morris, Harbour Office, Portmadoc to F. Roche, esq., stating that he has paid £400 to his credit at the National Provincial Bank on account of Harbour Dues for the quarter ending 31 Dec. 1880. Less timber has been imported; shipment of slate remains stable and more by rail. Nett produce will be about £10 less. Good prospect for the foreign slate trade. 4. 1881 April 23 COPY LETTER: Wm. E. Morris, Harbour Office, Port Madoc to F.W.A. Roche, esq., Tregunter, stating that he has paid £400 to his credit at the National Provincial Bank on account of Harbour Duesfor the quarter ending 31 March 1881. £100 dues on slates still nncollected. Expenditure will be greater this month on account of income tax payments etc., but nett produce will exceed last March quarter. They have commenced putting up the fenders on the pier. Slate trade is not very brisk. 6. 1881 July 30 COPY LETTER: W.E. Morris, Harbour Office, Port­ madoc to F.W.A. Roche, esq., Tregunter, stating that he has paid £600 to his credit at the National Provincial Bank on account of Harbour Dues for the quarter ending 30 June 1881. Expenditure is up on account of the fenders etc., but receipts are better by £20. £60 dues on slates unpaid. He will send a statement of the quarters receipt and expenditure. 6. 1881 Aug. 9 COPY LETTER: William E. Morris, Portmadoc to F. Roche, esq., Tregunter, Brecon, enclosing an or der which he has received from the Trinity Board re inspecting the bar buoys on 15th August. 7. 1882 April 28 COPY LETTER: W.E. Morris, Portmadoc to [F.W. A. Roche, esq. ], Informing him that he has paid to his credit at the National and Provincial Bank : £250 on account of Harbour Dues for the quarter ending 31 March. Balance of £100 yet to come from several of the slate proprietors. Slate trade is good this month. German merchants are sending In extensive orders fearing that Bismark will put duty on slates imported Into the country. 8. 1882 July 23 COPY LETTER: Wm. E. Morris, Harbour Office, Port Madoc to F.W. Roche, esq., Tregunter, Talgarth, Brecon, stating that he has paid £650 to his credit at the National Provincial Bank on account of Harbour Dues for the quarter ending 30 June 1882. Shipment of slates continues good but not as good as June quarter. 9. 1882 Oct. 27 COPY LETTER: Wm. E. Morris, Port Madoc to F.W.A. Roche, esq., stating that he has paid £550 to his credit at the National Provincial Bank on account of Harbour Dues for the quarter ending 30th Sept.. Great slacking In the slate trade; quantity of shipments being nearly 4000 less compared with the corresponding quarter last year. £80 of dues of slates yet to come in; expen­ diture less; £100 more due to Mr. Roche when the account is settled in November. 10. 1883 Feb. 14 COPY LETTER: W.E. Morris, Harbour Office, Portmadoc, stating that he has paid £330.10s. 3d. to his credit at the National Provincial Bank on account of Harbour Dues for the quarter ending 31 Dec. 1882, also £45 rent of Embankment Gate due 12 Feb. 1883. He is afraid that he willbse money on the [tolls] and so asks whether he could have the gate for £160 next year. The Bala-Trawsfynydd Railway has much reduced the number of carts passing through. The shipment of slates is pro­ gressing for the Hamburg and Baltic trade which is their principal stronghold as no railways can touch that trade. The bad weather has caused further damage to the ballast bankwhich needs to be repaired. 11. 1883 June 5 COPY LETTER: Wm. E. Morris, 24 Lombard St., Portmadoc to F.W.A. Roche, esq., Tregunter, sending him a plan of the proposed new hay house which he has asked him to erect at Penamser on the portion of land below the Cricoieth Road. The estimated value of the buildings Is £70. 12. 1883 Nov. 5 COPY LETTER: William E. Morris, Portmadoc to F.W.A. Roche, esq., informing him that he has paid £500 to his credit at the National Provincial Bank on account of the quarter ending 30 Sept.. Complains that the shipment of slates has greatly fallen off in comparison to what it was in 1872, nearly 5,000 less, so the dues on vessels have decreased. The goods per the Rebecca and other vessels have kept up well. The coal trade is also decreasing on account of the railway communication to Festinlog having two lines against one. States that business 'is now very dull, scarcely any slates being shipped'. Foreign trade fell off earlier than in previous years also. 13. 1884 May 12 COPY LETTER: Wm. E. Morris, Harbour Office, Portmadoc to F.W. Roche, esq., Tregunter, Talgarth, Brecon, stating that he has paid £450 to his credit at the National Provincial Bank on account of Harbour Dues for the quarter ending 31 March 1884. Imports were less because of railway competition. Dues on slates were more by £20. Trade is slacker due to the fall off in foreign orders. 14. 1884 Nov. 10 COPY LETTER: Wm. E. Morris, T^rtmadoo to IF.W.A.] Roche, stating that he has paid £590 to his credit at the National Provincial Bank on account of Harbour Dues for the quarter ending 30 Sept. 1884. Imports are less due to the steam mill being under repairfor the last four months and customers having their flour by rail. Export of slate has been very good. 15. 1885 Feb. 4 COPY LETTER: Wm. E. Morris, Harbour Office, Portmadoc to F.W.A. Roche, esq., stating that he has paid £300 to his credit at the National Provincial Bank on account of Harbour Dues. Mr. Roberts, Ynys­ towyn has sent him the billsfor repairing the sluice gate, which amount to nearly £37. Expenses are heavier than in the summer quarter because of all the tradesmen^ bills, etc. Slate shipments are improved: quarter^ dues will be increased by about £100. 16. 1885 May 19 COPY LETTER: [Wm. E. Morris], Harbour Office, Portmadoc to F.W. Roche, esq., Tregunter, Brecon, stating that he has paid £500 to his credit on account of Harbour Dues ending 31 March 1885.
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