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1905 Dissolution of the Partnership between [[William Dale Shaw]], [[Joseph Whiteley Shaw]], and [[Robert Mac Shaw]], in the business of Coal and Lime Merchants and Cotton Spinners and Doublers, carried on at Longwood and Gledholt, in Huddersfield, at Grove Mills, Longwood, and at Britannia Mills and Scarwood, Milnsbridge, near Huddersfield, under the styles or firms of [[William Shaw and Son]] and [[Shaw and Shaw]] by mutual consent.<ref>The London Gazette 9 June 1905</ref> | |||
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of Huddersfield
1905 Dissolution of the Partnership between William Dale Shaw, Joseph Whiteley Shaw, and Robert Mac Shaw, in the business of Coal and Lime Merchants and Cotton Spinners and Doublers, carried on at Longwood and Gledholt, in Huddersfield, at Grove Mills, Longwood, and at Britannia Mills and Scarwood, Milnsbridge, near Huddersfield, under the styles or firms of William Shaw and Son and Shaw and Shaw by mutual consent.[1]
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- ↑ The London Gazette 9 June 1905