Kirk and Randall
of Warren Lane Works, Woolwich, Builders, Contractors, and Constructional Engineers
of Westminster (1924)
1850 Business established
1875 General building contractors on the new goods station at Farringdon Road, London
1882 Started work on the new Tilbury Docks
1884 Successful in adjudication over construction of Tilbury Docks for the East and West India Dock Co but the company went into liquidation and they accepted debentures.[1]
1890 Dissolution of the Partnership between Frank Kirk and Joseph Randall, carrying on business as Builders and Contractors, at Warren-lane, Woolwich, under the style or firm of Kirk and Randall. All debts due received by Joseph Randall. All communications respecting the Tilbury Arbitration proceedings to be addressed to the said Frank Kirk, at 19, Abingdon-street, Westminster.[2]
1899 Enlarged the Racecourse reservoir at the Lea Bridge and Walthamstow Works of the East London Waterworks Co
1899 Constructed new graving dock at the Union Docks, Limehouse for Fletcher, Son, and Fearnall, Limited
1907 Dissolution of the Partnership between Joseph Randall, Alfred Finch Randall, and Leonard Charles Randall, carrying on business as Builders and Contractors, at Woolwich, in the county of Kent, under the style or firm of KIRK AND RANDALL, on the retirement of Alfred Finch Randall. The business has been carried on in partnership by Joseph Randall and Leonard Charles Randall alone[3]
1913 Auction sale of contractors' and builders' plant held at the Woolwich premises[4]
1924 Engaged as contractors for a new deep water dock for Lever Brothers at Bromborough
1926 Company bankrupt
1929 Released from liquidation
1933 Removed from the register of companies[5]