GB0218.D4161

 D4161/2 Index to above minute book [1883-1887] 

 D4161/4 Index to above minute book [1897-1892] 

 D4161/8  Staff Salary Book Nov 1918–Jan 1923 

 D4161/10  Correspondence and documents re: shares owned by Louis Seidel (1 bundle)  Feb 1919–Dec 1923 

 D4161/12  Draft agreement from The Blaenavon Company Limited to Maris Export and Trading Limited for the right to be sole selling agents of coal date 1 January 1922, with related correspondence (1 bundle). 1922 

 D4161/14 Agreement for £671. 2s. 11d. yearly, between: John Lodge on behalf of The Lincoln Wagon and Engine Company Limited and The Blaenavon Company Limited for the hire of 25 railway wagons for seven years from 11 May 1924, cancelled on 30 April 1931. 11 Jan 1924 

 D4161/16  Agreement for £4,039. 15s. 1d. yearly, between: The British Wagon Company Limited and The Blaenavon Company Limited for the hire of 751 railway wagons for seven years from 24 May 1925, cancelled on 23 March 1932. 10 Jul 1925 

 D4161/18 Agreement for £1311. 10s yearly, between: John Lodge on behalf of The Lincoln Wagon and Engine Company Limited and The Blaenavon Company Limited for the hire of 120 railway wagons for seven years from 1 July 1925, cancelled on 1 July 1932. 11 Jul 1925 

 D4161/20  Agreement for £632. 5s. yearly, between: John Lodge on behalf of The Lincoln Wagon and Engine Company Limited and The Blaenavon Company Limited for the hire of 20 railway wagons for five years from 20 October 1925, cancelled on 18 October 1930. 14 Nov 1925 

 D4161/22  Agreement for £1,319. 3s. 3d. yearly, between: John Lodge on behalf of The Lincoln Wagon and Engine Company Limited and The Blaenavon Company Limited for the hire of 50 railway wagons for seven years from 8 March 1927, cancelled on 9 March 1934. 11 Jan 1927 

 D4161/24 Agreement for £360 yearly, between: John Lodge on behalf of The Lincoln Wagon and Engine Company Limited and The Blaenavon Company Limited for the hire of 15 railway wagons for seven years from 7 April 1927, cancelled on 6 April 1934. 7 Apr 1927 

 D4161/26  Correspondence re: appointment and termination of Mr Hugh Witts as sole agent for Blaenavon Company iron; (1 bundle). 1932-1934  

 D4161/28  Lease commencing 1 June 1933 for 14 years for: yearly rent of £50, a shunting rent of 2/6d. for each loaded wagon into the premises, a rent of 2/6d. for each loaded wagon shunted out o the premises, an unloading rent of 4/- per wagon, a rent for electric power or energy of 1½d. per unit, a rent for electric light of 4d. per unit, a water rent of 1/6d. per 1000 gals. From: The Blaenavon Company Limited (the lessors). To: The Premier Investment Company Limited, Dashwood House, 69 Old Broad Street, City of London (the trustees), and Bradley and Foster Limited of Darlaston, Staffordshire (the lessees). All that piece of land situate at the Old Steelworks Blaneavon containing two thousand and thirty three square yards or thereabouts for the purpose of erecting a furnace with all necessary outbuildings for the manufacture of pig iron (see attached plan). Exceptions: (1) All mines and minerals with liberty to work the same making reasonable satisfaction to lessees for surface damage. (2) Free passage and running water. Lessees: (1) To pay rents. (2) To pay all rates, taxes etc. (3) To erect furness and refinery plant etc. (4) To erect and maintain fences and gates. (5) Not to erect any portion of said buildings within a distance of 4 ft to lessors railway line. (6) Not to obstruct the workings of the lessors. (7) Not to damage the plant of the lessors or to make good any damage caused. (8) Not to keep explosives nor to carry on any noxious or offensive trade or business on the premises. (9) To keep premises in good repair. (10) To repair on notice. (11) To supply meters for recording quantity of electric power or energy and electric light and water. (12) To deliver up in good repair at expiration of term. (13) To permit lessors to inspect premises. (14) To keep lessors indemnified against damage resulting from the use of the premises by the lessees. (15) Not to assign or underlet without the written consent of the lessors and the trustees. Lessors covenant: (1) Shunting operations to be conducted without interfering with the lessors traffic. (2) Lessors covenant for quiet enjoyment. Agreements: (1) Power of distress on non-payment of rents etc. (2) Power of re-entry (3) Declaration that lessors do not guarantee a constant supply of electricity or water or the quality of the latter. (4) Power to determine in the event of the lessors being unable to supply the lessees with pig iron or other reasonable requirements. (5) Power for either party to determine at end of 4th or 7th year on giving 6 calendar months previous notice. Arbitration clause. Date: 10 June 1933. 10 Jun 1933