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1897 Company formed. Directors are: [[E. L. Downing]], [[Hamilton Murrell|Captain Hamilton Murrell]], [[T. R. Thomas]], [[R. T. Duncan]], and [[H. Thomas]]. <ref>[[Automotor Journal 1897/01/18]]</ref> | 1897 Company formed. Directors are: [[E. L. Downing]], [[Hamilton Murrell|Captain Hamilton Murrell]], [[T. R. Thomas]], [[R. T. Duncan]], and [[H. Thomas]]. <ref>[[Automotor Journal 1897/01/18]]</ref> | ||
1897 April. The South Wales Motor Car Company is sued for the damage caused by their [[Thornycroft]] steam wagon. This was the first motor vehicle to come into Wales.<ref>[[The Autocar 1897/ | 1897 April. The South Wales Motor Car Company is sued for the damage caused by their [[Thornycroft]] steam wagon. This was the first motor vehicle to come into Wales.<ref>[[The Autocar 1897/04/10]]</ref> | ||
1898 The South Wales Motor Car and Cycle Co was voluntarily wound up<ref>The London Gazette 9 August 1898</ref> | 1898 The South Wales Motor Car and Cycle Co was voluntarily wound up<ref>The London Gazette 9 August 1898</ref> | ||
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1897 Company formed. Directors are: E. L. Downing, Captain Hamilton Murrell, T. R. Thomas, R. T. Duncan, and H. Thomas. [1]
1897 April. The South Wales Motor Car Company is sued for the damage caused by their Thornycroft steam wagon. This was the first motor vehicle to come into Wales.[2]
1898 The South Wales Motor Car and Cycle Co was voluntarily wound up[3]
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Sources of Information
- ↑ Automotor Journal 1897/01/18
- ↑ The Autocar 1897/04/10
- ↑ The London Gazette 9 August 1898