Records relating to the Main Colliery Company Limited, Dyffryn and Neath Abbey, and to South Wales Police: commemorations of the First World War

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Reference
- GB 3167 NAS Z 64
Dates of Creation
- 1889-2017
Name of Creator
- Neath Antiquarian Society Archives
Language of Material
- English
Physical Description
- 6 items

Scope and Content

Records relating to the Main Colliery Company Limited, Dyffryn and Neath Abbey; South Wales Police: commemorations of the First World War, 2015-2017

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Records relating to the Main Colliery Company Limited, Dyffryn and Neath Abbey, and to South Wales Police: commemorations of the First World WarNAS Z 64

Prospectus (including application form for shares, memorandum of association of Company, and statement that Company has been formed for the purpose of acquiring and working the Dynevor and Dyffryn Main Collieries, situate at Neath Abbey and at Dyffryn, in the County of Glamorgan. These Collieries comprise more than 1,000 acres of unworked Coal, held under Leases from Lord Dynevor, the late Howel Gwyn, Esq., and others, with 150 acres of freehold Minerals, of which 40 acres are unworked. In addition to the Minerals, the property includes 42 acres of freehold surface land with dwelling-houses and buildings, and ample surface accommodation for all the requirements of large Collieries.)NAS Z 64/1/1-5

Notice of inquiry (concerning applications to Local Government Board for sanction to borrow £1750 for street improvements, and £550 for purchase of site for police station and for other municipal purposes) to be held at Town Hall, Neath, on 26 Apr 1900NAS Z 64/2

Three booklets produced by South Wales Police to commemorate the First World War and police officers who died in the conflict. Two cover the years 1916 and 1917 with information about officers who died in each; the third covers the police officers who fought as part of the Welsh Guards (formed in February 1915)NAS Z 64/3-5

Leaflet produced by South Wales Police to commemorate the service of Ernest James Rollings, formerly a member of the Glamorgan Constabulary (Neath Borough Police)NAS Z 64/6

Three booklets produced by South Wales Police to commemorate the First World War and police officers who died in the conflict. Includes information about officers who died in each year (1914, 1915 and 1918).NAS Z 64/7-9

Leaflet produced by South Wales Police to commemorate the service of Richard Thomas.NAS Z 64/10