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Gwynedd Archives, Caernarfon Record Office GB 0219XM1369 Gwynedd Archives, Caernarfon Record Office This catalogue was digitised by The National Archives as part of the National Register of Archives digitisation project NRA 33157 JA The National Archives PAPURAU YSBYTY COFFA MADOC A CHYMDEITHAS GWEINYDDESAU PORTEMADOG PAPERS OF THE MADOC MEMORIAL HOSPITAL AND PORTMADOC NURSING ASSOCIATION ^U.,4JC L XMl2 5fej22.-40 XM \(oOio3 Rhestrwyd gan Mrs. Catherine Hughes Listed by Mrs. Catherine Hughes Marc Catalog : XM 1369 Class Mark : XM 1369 Archifdy Rhanbarthol Caernarfon Caernarfon Area Record Office Gwasanaeth Archifau Gwynedd Gwynedd Archives Service. 1-64. 1908-1947 Dogfennau Cyllid: Financial Documents: 1-3 1920-1945 Llyfrau Arian Parod yr Ysbyty: Cash Books of Madoc Memorial Hospital: 1. 1920-1930 CASH BOOK. 2. 1930-1937 CASH BOOK. 3. 1937-1945 CASH BOOK. 1920-1935 4-5. Llyfrau Banc yr Ysbyty: Bank Pass Books of the Hospital: 1920-1924 BANK PASS BOOK in account with the Port­ 4. madoc Branch of the Midland Bank Ltd.. 1932-1935 BANK PASS BOOK in account with the Port­ 5. madoc Branch of the Midland Bank Ltd.. 1926-1935 LLYFR BANC Cymdeithas Gweinyddesau Porth­ 6. madog. Bank Pass Book of the Portmadbc Nursing Association. 7-14, 1922-1929 Bonion Llyfrau Siec yr Ysbyty: Cheque Book Stubs of the Hospital: 7. 1922 June-Nov. 8. 1923 Apl.-Dec. 9. 1925 Mar.-Sept. 10. 1925- 1926 Sept.-Apl. 11. 1926 Apl.-Nov. 12. 1926- 1927 Nov.-July 13. 1927- 1928 July-J an. 14. 1928- 1929 Sept.-Mar. 15-25. 1924-1940 Bonion Taliadau i'r Banc gan yr Ysbyty: Hospital Paying-in Counterfoils: 15. 1924- 1925 Aug.-May 16. 1925- 1926 May-Feb. 17. 1927 Jan.-Dec. Hospital Paying-In Counterfoils. 18. 1931 June-Nov. 19. 1931-1932 Nov.-Mar. 20. 1938 Apl.-Sept. 21. 1938-1939 Oct.-Mar. 22. 1939 Mar.-Oct. 23. 1939-1940 Oct.-Mar. 24. 1938-1939 Sept.-Apl. 25. 1940 Mar.-Sept. 26-30 1937-1943 Bonion Taliadau i'r Banc gan y Gymdeithas: Nursing Association^ Paying-In Counterfoils: 26. 1937-1938 Feb.-Jan. 27. 1938 Feb.-Dec. 28. 1939 Jan.-Dec. 29. 1939-1940 Dec.-Oct. 30. 1941-1943 Dec.-Jan. 31-32 1939-1940 Bonion Taliadau i'r Banc (O.P.R.): Paying-in-Counterfoils (O.P.R.): 31. 1939 Apl.-Oct,. 32. 1939-1940 Nov.-Mar. 33-64. 1908-1947 Dogfennau Cyllid (Amrywiol): Financial Documents (Miscellaneous): 33-36. 1908-1909, BALANCE SHEETS of the Portmadoc Nursing 1910-1911 Association, Maternity Branch. 37-38. 1917-1918 BALANCE SHEETS of the Portmadoc Nursing Association, General. 39. 1919 Dec. 31 STATEMENT OF ACCOUNTS of subscriptions received by Richard Davies for the Madoc Memorial Hospital. 40. 1920 POSTAGE AND PETTY CASH BOOK of the Memorial Hospital and Portmadoc Nursing Association. 41. 1920-1927 FILES OF RECEIPTS for various work, apparatus etc. for the Madoc Memorial Hospital and Pcrt­ madoc Nursing Association (in alphabetical order) . 42. 1921- 1930 ANALYSIS OF RECEIPTS 43. 1922- 1925 MANIFOLD RECEIPT BOOK. 44. 1922- 1945 BILLS issued by the Madoc Memorial Hospital and Nursing Association re annual subscriptions, hospital fees, etc.. 45. 1923 STATEMENT OF ACCOUNTS, Letter and receipts re Alexandra Day to help local charities, held at Portmadoc. 46. 1923- 1946 HOSPITAL ACCOUNTS. 47. 1924 Jan. 25 BALANCE SHEET re Madoc Hospital Entertain­ ment. 48. 1924- 1941 ACCOUNTS OF SALARIES paid to Nurses. 49. 1927-1945 SUBSCRIPTIONS BOOK of the Nursing Assoc­ iation - Borth-y-Gest District No. 1. 50. 1932-1936 MISCELLANEOUS ROUGH ACCOUNTS. 51. 1935- 1939 BANK STATEMENTS of the Portmadoc and District Nursing Association in account with the Port­ madoc Branch of the Midland Bank Ltd.. 52. 1936- 1942 BUNDLE OF RECEIPTS ,for payments received by various doctors from the Treasurer of the Madoc Memorial Hospital. 53. 1937 Apl. 22 LIST of donations, etc. for the Portmadoc Hospital Pound Day. 54. 1937-1943 BUNDLE OF BILLS for maintenance of patients at the C. & A. infirmary, Bangor. ' 55. 1938 Nov. RECEIPTS for accounts from Dr. E.H. Morris, The Square, Pbrtmadoc, for administering anaesthetic and minor operations. 56. 1938-1945 BUNDLE OF RECEIPTS for payments received by various hospitals from the Treasurer of the Madoc Memorial Hospital. 57. 1942-1943 BUNDLE OF BILLS for the maintenance of patients at the County Hospital, Bangor. 58. 1942-1944 PAYING?IN-BOOK for subscriptions in account with the National Provincial Bank Ltd.. 59. 1943-1945 TABLE of Staff Salaries as recommendedd by the Rushcliffe Committee, with letter. 60. 1944 STATEMENT OF ACCOUNTS: Deudraethand Portmadoc Ambulance for the year ended 31 December, 1944. 61. 1945 July 13 STATEMENT OF RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURE of the Madoc Memorial Hospital Fete. 62. 1946 March 15 BILL SHEET for Nurse Roberts and Nurse Jones's salary for one month, uniform, laundry, petrol, etc.. 63. n.d. BILL SHEETS for salaries, provisions, uniforms, etc. of the Madoc Memorial Hospital and Nursing Association. 64. 1946-1947 STATEMENTS of Hospital Expenditure. 65T160, 1895-1947 Gohebiaeth, Adroddiadau, Treflenni, Cylch­ lythyrau, ac yn y blaen: Correspondence, Reports, Agendas, Circulars, etc.: 65-88. 1895-1946 Gohebiaeth: Correspondence: 65. 1895 Sept. CIRCULAR LETTER from Mrs. Breese, Morfa Lodge, re Ladies of Portmadoc having formed themselves into a Committee to solicit subscriptions and start a Nursing Association in Portmadoc in affiliation with Queen Victoria's Jubilee In­ stitute for Nurses, listing Members of the Committee. 66. 1908 Feb. 29 CORRESPONDENCE re New Hospital with list of requirements. 67, 1918 LETTERS etc. re War Heroes Memorial and Pro­ posed Cottage Hospital. 68. c.1918 CIRCULAR LETTER by The Portmadoc and District Nursing Association asking the public to help by donating to the Association in order that they can carry on the good work hitherto main­ tained, with Remarks for 1917 on dorse. 69. 1922 July 5 LETTER: E.L1. Parry-Edwards, B.A., M.D., D.P.H., County Medical Officer of Health for Caernarvonshire to the Secretary of the Madoc Memorial Hospital, asking for details re hospital which he needs for his Annual Report. 70. 1922 LETTER: Clerk of the Portmadoc U.D.C. to the Treasurer of the Madoc Memorial Hos­ pital re letting of Assembly Room, together with bill. 71. 1922-1938 CORRESPONDENCE re affiliation fees. 72. 1922-1943 CORRESPONDENCE re subscriptions to Madoc Memorial Hospital Building Fund, etc.. 73. 1922-1946 CORRESPONDENCE re miscellaneous matters con­ ceming the Madoc Memorial Hospital. 74. 1923 Apl. 26 LETTERS: David Thomas, Director of Education^ Carnarvon, to Mrs. Breese, Morfa Lodge, Portmadoc, and Mr. G.H. Webster, Central School, Portmadoc, re Portmadoc Minor Ailment Clinic. 75. 1923 July 11 LETTER: J. Lefr, Aelybryn, Gogue, co. Pem­ broke, to W.G. Williams, Esq., The Wharf, Portmadoc, enclosing copy of the Cardigan and District Memorial Hospital's Annual Reports, Accounts and Balance Sheets for the year ended 31 March, 1923. Writes about comparison of the two hospitals re number of patients, capital outlay, opening ceremony, etc.. 76. 1923 Aug. 30 COPY LETTER: D. Llewelyn Williams, Ministry of Health, Welsh Board of Health, City Hall, Cardiff, re separating the Materinity Depart­ ment from the rest of the hospital where accommodation will be, and the essential provisions etc.. 77. 1923-1928 LETTER BOOK with accounts of salaries etc. of the Portmadoc Nursing Association. 78. 1924 LETTERS: Jonathan Davies, Eryn Eirian, Portmadoc, to Mr. W.G. Williams, The Wharf, Portmadoc re accounts of Madoc Memorial Hos­ pital. 79. 1925 June 13 LETTER: Jaques & Co., 8 Ely Place, Holborn Circus, London, E.C.1, to The Trustees of the Portmadoc Hospital re trust for the Trustees of the Hospital at Garth, Portmadoc, mentioned in the Will of Mrs. E.A. Hughes. Attached: COPY LETTER in reply to the above letter which had been placed before the Members of the Executive Committee. 80. 1925-1926 COPIES OF CORRESPONDENCE between the Public Trustee Office, London, Robyns-Owen & Son, Pwllheli, solicitors, and W.G. Williams, Treasurer of the Madoc Memorial Hospital re estate of the late Thomas Jones. 81. 1927 Sept. 1 60PY LETTER: Ereese, Jones & Casson, Port­ madoc, solicitors, to Mr. W.G. Williams, Portmadoc Nursing Association, enclosing cheques from R. Williams-Ellis, one of the Executors of the late Miss Greaves, being a legacy left by her to the Nursing Assoc­ iation. 82. 1936-1946 FILE OF CORRESPONDENCE etc. re Contribution Fund. 83. 1940-1946 FILE OF CORRESPONDENCE between the Welsh Eoard of Health, Cardiff, and the Treasurer of the Madoc Memorial Hospital re Emergency Hospital Scheme. 84. 1942-1946 LETTERS from M.A. Hughes, S.E. Roberts, W.J. Morris, M. Jones and M.B. Turner, acknowledging donations in lieu of their services at the Hospital. 85. 1945 March 7 CIRCULAR LETTER issued by The British Hospital Association, 12, Grosvenor Crescent, London, S.W.1. to Voluntary Hospitals in England and Wales, re possible changes in the National Health Service. 86. 1945 CORRESPONDENCE between the Welsh Board of Health, Cardiff, and the Treasurer of the Madoc Memorial Hospital re structural and other precautions against Air Raids. 87. 1946 Dec. 1 LETTER: Dr. R. Rees Prytherch, Plas Newydd, Criccieth, to Mr. Harrison, re use of the Hospital's X-Ray Apparatus. 38. n.d. LETTER: G.H. Webster, 100 High Street, Port­ madoc, to Mr. Humphreys, listing number of days for maternity cases, in-patients and out-patients. 89-90. 1895-1930 Rheolau: Rules: 89. c.1895 RULES of the Portmadoc Nursing Association (to include Tremadoc and Borth). 90. 1930 June RULES RE Agreement between the Madoc Memorial Hospital and contributors to the scheme. 91-103. 1897-1945 Adroddiadau Blynyddol: 91/1-34 1897-1945 REPORTS AND ACCOUNTS of the Portmadoc District Nursing Association: 1 1897 2 1898 3 1899 4 1900 5 1901 6 1902 7 1903 8 1904 9 1905 10 1906 11 1907 12 1908 13 1909 14 1910 15 1911 16 1912 17 1913 18 1914 91/19 1915 REPORTS AND ACCOUNTS of the Portmadoc District Nursing Association: 20 1916 21 1917 22 1918 23 1920 24 1928 25 1930 26 1931 27 1932 28 1933 29 1934 30 1935 31 1936 32 1938 33 1939 34 1945 91/1-16 1920-1944 REPORTS AND ACCOUNTS of the Madoc Memorial Hospital and Nursing Association: 1 1920 2.
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