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1935 The Lincolnshire and Central Electric Supply Co. represents the conversion into a public company of the former [[British and International Utilities]] Ltd.. which controls the Altrincham ...<ref>Daily News (London) 20 June 1935</ref> | 1935 The Lincolnshire and Central Electric Supply Co. represents the conversion into a public company of the former [[British and International Utilities]] Ltd.. which controls the Altrincham ...<ref>Daily News (London) 20 June 1935</ref> | ||
1938 Lincolnshire and Central Electric Supply Company owned six separate electrical undertakings , in [[Mid-Lincolnshire Electric Supply Co|mid-Lincolnshire]], [[Thurso and District Electric Supply Co|Thurso]], Windermere, [[Campbeltown and Mid-Argyll Electric Supply Co|mid-Argyll]] and [[Altrincham Electric Supply Co|Altrincham]].<ref> Louth Standard 13 August 1938</ref> | 1938 Lincolnshire and Central Electric Supply Company owned six separate electrical undertakings , in [[Mid-Lincolnshire Electric Supply Co|mid-Lincolnshire]], [[Thurso and District Electric Supply Co|Thurso]], [[ Windermere and District Electricity Supply Co|Windermere]], [[Campbeltown and Mid-Argyll Electric Supply Co|mid-Argyll]] and [[Altrincham Electric Supply Co|Altrincham]].<ref> Louth Standard 13 August 1938</ref> | ||
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1935 The Lincolnshire and Central Electric Supply Co. represents the conversion into a public company of the former British and International Utilities Ltd.. which controls the Altrincham ...[1]
1938 Lincolnshire and Central Electric Supply Company owned six separate electrical undertakings , in mid-Lincolnshire, Thurso, Windermere, mid-Argyll and Altrincham.[2]
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