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Specialists in dockside cranes and hoisting machinery | |||
Presumably a business formed by [[James Foster-Smith|James Smith]] | |||
1923 Resolution put to meeting of the company that James Smith Hoisting Machinery Co. Limited be wound up voluntarily, and that | 1923 Resolution put to meeting of the company that James Smith Hoisting Machinery Co. Limited be wound up voluntarily, and that | ||
the principal assets of the Company consisting of fully paid ordinary shares of £1 each of and in The [[Wellman Smith Owen Engineering Corporation]] Limited be distributed among the Members of the Company. James Smith was chairman<ref>London Gazette 23 October 1923</ref> | the principal assets of the Company consisting of fully paid ordinary shares of £1 each of and in The [[Wellman Smith Owen Engineering Corporation]] Limited be distributed among the Members of the Company. James Smith was chairman<ref>London Gazette 23 October 1923</ref> | ||
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[[Category: Town - London]] | [[Category: Town - London]] | ||
[[Category: Lifts and Hoists]] | [[Category: Lifts and Hoists]] | ||
[[Category: Cranes]] | |||
Latest revision as of 18:02, 15 March 2023
Specialists in dockside cranes and hoisting machinery
Presumably a business formed by James Smith
1923 Resolution put to meeting of the company that James Smith Hoisting Machinery Co. Limited be wound up voluntarily, and that the principal assets of the Company consisting of fully paid ordinary shares of £1 each of and in The Wellman Smith Owen Engineering Corporation Limited be distributed among the Members of the Company. James Smith was chairman[1]
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- ↑ London Gazette 23 October 1923