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Miscellaneous Newport estate accounts, including Tredegar Wharf Company accounts, 1807-1855, wharfage accounts, 1869-1885, railway tolls, 1880-1893, wages books, 1901-1920, tonnage return ledgers, 1913-1927, cattle market accounts, 1914, and wayleave and hauling accounts, 1919-1942.

Press copies of out-going letters of the Tredegar Wharf Company, 1881-1895, and its successors, the Tredegar Wharf Estate, 1895-1904, and the Newport Rents Department, 1904-1905. The letters mainly relate to estate properties, and include bills, rent demands and receipts. -- The spines of ANA 1/6-33 bear the original numbers 4-31, bearing witness to the essential continuity of the series despite the successive reorganisations. The last two volumes in the series (ANA 1/34-35) are press copies of Newport Rents accounts and receipts, 1904-1909, including a few notices to quit.

Letters received by the Tredegar Wharf Company and its successors, the Tredegar Wharf estate and the Newport estate, mainly addressed to Henry John Davis (1881-1903) and G. P. Mitchell Innes (1903), successive TWC agents. A few letters are addressed to H. J. Davis in his capacity as mayor of Newport, 1891-1892, including ANC 2/16, no. 200, and ANC 2/18, nos 2-3. -- The letters have been extracted from their original binders.

Leases and related papers relating to the TWC's properties in Newport.

Leases and related papers relating to canal, dock, engineering and wagon companies, and wharves, sea walls and allotments on the Newport estate.

Surveys of the TWC estate, called terriers by the TWC, and including details of leases granted by the company. The earliest lease is dated 1808. In ANS 1/3 the leases are arranged by street.

Plan books, containing memoranda and plans of building plots in the TWC estate.

TWC lease books, containing particulars of existing leases and new leases granted on the conpany's estate.

Reports, particulars and valuations of properties in the TWC's leasehold estate. Most of the reports seem to have been made to estimate the annual increased reserved rent to be paid by tenants for extensions of leases. ANS 4/1 is a collection of loose reports and valuations, c.1854-1901, brought together for convenience. ANS 4/2-4 comprise original files of particulars and valuations, 1881-1901, extracted from three binders intitled 'T. W. estate, W. Rees' reports'.

Files of reports by Habershon & Fawckner (Habershon, Fawckner & Groves from 1898) of surveys of properties in Newport and Pillgwenlli. Most of the reports seem to have been made with a view to a renewal of the lease of the property, and detail the repairs necessary before a renewal can be granted. Habershon & Fawckner were architects to the Tredegar Wharf estate (at least in 1896; see ANS 5/2, no. 73), although the Tredegar Wharf estate is not mentioned explicitely in these reports, as it is in the reports in ANS 4.

The Argoed lease, 1805, the Tredegar lease, 1815, the Tredegar Iron & Coal Company Ltd lease, 1881, and leases and related papers relating to properties in New Tredegar, 1879-1933.

Rental accounts, or what the Tredegar estate usually calls audit books, of the Tredegar Town estate.

Unbound files of audit sheets of the Tredegar Town estate, for the half-years ending Midsummer and Christmas.

Letters received, [c.May] 1904-Sept. 1905, and carbon copies of letters sent, Aug.1904-Sept. 1905. The letters received have been extracted from ring binders, both intitled 'Tredegar Town Estate, 1904-05', which have been discarded.