Five account books of Thomas Richards, shopkeeper, Bridge Street, Pontrhydfendigaid, co. Card
Five account books of Thomas Richards, shopkeeper, Bridge Street, Pontrhydfendigaid, co. Card. Nos 45-48 are lettered C-F. The shop was a general store selling groceries etc.
Final statement of contractors' account,
Farm account book of Leslie M. E. Lea, Glanfraed Farm, Llandre, co. Card., containing records of initial costs, running expenses, wages, purchases etc. of Glanfraed Farm and Llechwedd-mawr Sheep Walk. Included are a statement of rent due to Sir Lewes Pryse and Major Evans, a receipt from the North Cardiganshire Badminton Club, and the address of A. Forsell, Thurnby, Leicestershire.
Farm account book of David Rees, Penblodeuyn, and later Pantyddwyfoel [now Pantygwifol], Llanilar, co. Card. In addition to accounts, the book contains poetry and writings on various topics such as Jealousy and Temperance by D. Rees.
Correspondence between the Ministry of Information (Welsh Region), Cardiff, and the Local Information Committee at Aberystwyth. The subjects covered include: agendas and minutes of Aberystwyth meetings; news dissemination; bulletin boards and circulars; identity certificates; film tours by the Ministry's mobile units; Local Information Committees; information from the Ministry of Food; co-operation with the Welsh Agricultural Organisation Society, Aberystwyth, in news dissemination; petrol coupons and allowances; the Wartime Social Survey; the sub-regional conference; and registration of builders.
Cambrian News Salvage Collection,
Documents, 1818-1941, mostly of late-nineteenth century Cardiganshire interest, which were collected by and recovered from the Cambrian newspaper salvage campaign, 1940-1941, comprising miscellaneous items including tradesmen's and business records, personal diaries and note-books, hymn and music books, rules for Cardiganshire miners, a school attendance book, and the account book of a brig.
Cambrian News.
Account book of the Brig Renown built at Cardigan, 1816, tonnage 87, captain David C. Julian. The brig travelled mainly between ports in the British Isles carrying cargoes of coal, iron, timber, oats, salt etc. A voyage to Russia and the Baltic is recorded in 1824.
Account Book of Richard Griffiths Bennet, printer, containing orders for posters, cards, circulars etc. from local tradesmen, organisations and private individuals. His premises were situated at 23 Great Darkgate St, Aberystwyth in 1885 and at Pier St in 1891-1893. The book contains several orders from Edwards Ellis, auctioneer, see No. 3.
Account book of Newport [Shropshire] Football Club, seasons 1879-96, containing records of receipts from gate money, subscriptions, sales, etc. and of expenses on fares, maintenance, stationery etc. From 1881 the names of committee officials are recorded.
Account book of co. Card. Turnpike Roads, containing records of receipts from gates, road rates, etc. and of expenditure on wages, materials, repairs, stationery etc.