Showing 96 results

Letter from the Clerk of Ynyscynhaiarn Urban District Council to R[andal] Casson relating to a petition from the Porthmadog mussel gatherers.

Letters (3) from David Pritchard, Fishery Officer, to R. A. Dawson, mainly discussing mesh size of draw nets used to catch garfish, the trawlers fishing the ground off Cilan Head and the number of trawlers operating from ports in David Pritchard's area.

Letter from T. L. Manchester to J. Fletcher, both members of the garfish sub-committee, suggesting that authority may be given to use smaller mesh nets in specific cases. Copy.

Sketch Of Draw-net entitled 'Rough sketch of draw net for Sea-needles now in use at Pwllheli', on the reverse side is a sketch of the usual garfish draw-net.

Report by R. Jones, Fishery Officer, who tried to board a steam trawler in the Menai Straits having just come in over the Caernarfon bar, for the purpose of examining her nets; boarding was not accomplished because the crew did not co-operate.

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

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.

File Of Letters received by Randal Casson, including: one dated 12 September 1892 from A. D. Berrington, Assistant Secretary to the Board of Trade, relating to the bye-law concerning the mesh of nets; from R. Giffen, 6 September 1892, concerning the bye-law relating to the mesh of nets; from E. Windsor Davies, 17 July 1892, relating to bye-laws; from R. A. Dawson, 13 July 1892, relating to the search for a new steamer; from A. H. Alington of the Naval Reserves, 12 September 1892, relating to assistance needed to enforce bye-laws; from David Phillips of Abercynon to R[andal] Casson, relating to a bye-law concerning seine nets; from A. D. Berrington to R[andal] Casson, relating to a previous letter from Casson asking for the assistance of a gun-boat in enforcing bye-laws; from A. D. Berrington, 22 July 1892, to R[andal] Casson stating that the assistance of a gun-boat for enforcing bye-laws would not be practical.

Letter from R. Jones, Fishery Officer to R[andal] Casson, Clerk to the Western Sea Fisheries, concerning a dredger bought by the Corporation of Bangor for dredging at the end of Bangor pier.