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Volume Ten - Pre-Victorian to the present day - even more aspects - Penarth Harbour, Dock & Railway Company . . .

11.9.1861 : Resolved, that Mr. Dobson be authorised to get four or six suitable horses for the Dock Works.

Letter from Messrs. Waring Bros., Contractors, dated Sept. 9th. stating reasons for declining tendering for the Dock Works.

Messrs. Logan and Reynolds attended with a view of settling Mr. Rennie's account. They agreed to take one half of the Certificates &c. due to them in Debenture Bonds at 5%.

The accounts on both sides were gone over.

A claim was made by Mr, Rennie for materials taken to and used by the Company ; it was agreed to refer it to Mr. Batchelor for examination and adjustment.

On the freight accounts, a claim for overcharge of £26 - 14 - 4d. was made by Mr. Rennie and agreed to.

On the Low Level Certificate, and additional claim of £26 - 14 -  3d. was made by Mr. Rennie and agreed to on Mr. Dobson certifying it to be correct.

Ordered, that Mr. Rennie have credit on accounts due to him at 5% from receipt of his notice dated 28th March.

That he be debited with interest at 5% on accounts due from him from the date of their becoming payable.

That the amount of Mr. George Thomson's calls and interest thereon, paid on receipt of the calls from Mr. Thomson.

Payment : Hemingway & Co. : Repairs : £28 - 19 - 6d.
Payment : Dock Wages : £650.

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