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Report by D. Pritchard, Fishery Officer, stating that Captain Rhys Williams of Pwllheli had refused to give him permission to board his yacht 'Westward Ho' for inspection of his trawl net.

Report by D. Pritchard, Fishery Officer, relating to the capture of four men using an illegal draw-net in the Borth-y-gest area.

Reports (2) by D. Pritchard, Fishery Officer. In the first report, dated 16 May 1896, he reports the boarding of a fishing boat, the 'Wave' CO3, trawling off Cilan Head within the limits with trawl mesh too small, and trawl beam too large. The second report, 17 May 1896, is of the boarding of fishing boat 'Ann Marie' LL208 at Cilan Head. He reports the same offences as those committed by the 'Wave'. Also included is information given for the prosecution at the Pwllheli Petty Sessional Division by R. Casson related to the offences committed by the boat 'Ann Marie'.

Correspondence between R. A. Dawson, R[andal] Casson, W. P. Owen, solicitor, of Aberystwyth, and R. Saycell of Aberystwyth, relating to local solicitors dealing with prosecutions by the Lancashire and Western Sea Fisheries.

Correspondence between R. A. Dawson and Richard Vaughan, and a letter from Fishery Officer R. Davies to R. A. Dawson relating to a complaint against R. Davies.

Circular by the South Wales Sea Fisheries District Committee describing the organisation of the district and including a list of their bye-laws.

Pamphlet published by Lancashire and Western Sea Fisheries Committee and Department of Zoology, Liverpool University, entitled Notice to Crab and Trawling Fishermen, offering a reward for the return of marked crabs.

The Dee Fishery Board, Annual Report of the Board of Conservators, for the year 1938.

Letter and testimonial sent to R[andal] Casson by Alex Rutherford of Hoylake when applying for a post with the Western Sea Fisheries.

File Of Letters including one, 15 October 1894, from the Board of Conservators for the Dyfi, Mawddach and Glaslyn Salmon Fishery District to R[andal] Casson stating that W. A. Osmond Williams had been re-appointed as the representative of the Western Sea Fisheries on the board; another, dated 3 November 1894, from J. H. Bodvel-Roberts, the Clerk of the Peace for Caernarfonshire County Council, to R[andal] Casson stating that they had re-appointed their ten members to act on the Western Sea Fisheries Board; and lastly, dated 16 March 1895, from the Clerk of the Peace for Anglesey County Council to R[andal] Casson, naming the Anglesey members of the Deep Sea Fisheries Committee.

Resolution passed 25 November, 1895 that the Fishery Officers of the Western Sea Fisheries be made honorary members of the Lancashire Sea Fisheries Joint Committee. This copy dated 27 November 1895 was sent to R[andal] Casson from J. P. Muspratt. Copy.

Application by the University College of Wales, Aberystwyth, for the support of Western Sea Fisheries in the establishment of a research station at Aberystwyth. Printed copy and draft included.

List of applicants for the post of Fishery Officer at New Quay along with a newspaper cutting of an advertisement from the Caernavon and Denbigh Herald, 11 April 1902.