Penarth Dock, South Wales - the heritage and legacy

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

Payment : Dock Wages : £2,300

4.11.1861 : Dock Wages : £2,300

18.11.1861 : Dock Wages : £1,700

2.12.1861 : Resolved, that Mr. Dobson receive £700 a year for superintending and carrying on the Dock Works.

Payment : Mr. Bacon : Dock Works : £2,000

30.12.1861 : Resolved, that all material required for the use of the Dock Works be in future obtained by public tender. This rule to apply to materials exceeding the value of £100.

The measurement of work done by the Company at the dock for two months ending Nov. 30th 1861, amounting to £6,144 - 6 - 11d was placed before the meeting and noted.

30.12.1861 :	Payment :	Mr. Bacon :	Dock Wages :	£1,700
13.1.1862 :	"	"	"	£2,300
27.1.1862 :	"	"	"	£2,100
10.2.1862 :	"	"	"	£2,200
28.2.1862 :	"	"	"	£2,900
17.3.1862 :	"	"	"	£2,300
31.3.1862 :	"	"	"	£2,500

14.4.1862 : Measurement of Dock Works (No. 4) dated 31st March amounting to £8,748 - 19 - 7d.

Mr. Hardy (sic) waited upon the Board and handed them a letter dated 14th April on the subject of his Contract for river excavation.

Referred to Mr. Dobson.

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