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* 1889 Limited company registered on the 16th of August <ref>The Stock Exchange Year Book 1908</ref>, as a partnership between [[Francisco Pedro Manuel Prudencio]] (1838-1908) and [[Thomas Charles Brooke]] (1830-98). After the formation of the company, Brooke and Prudencio moved their bottling equipment from their existing factories on Captain Carey's Lane and Nine Tree Hill, both in Bristol, to a new factory at 124-32 Newfoundland Road, St Pauls, Bristol.The first managing directors of the company were Thomas Brooke, John Wilcox, Francisco Prudencio and his nephew, | * 1889 Limited company registered on the 16th of August <ref>The Stock Exchange Year Book 1908</ref>, as a partnership between [[Francisco Pedro Manuel Prudencio]] (1838-1908) and [[Thomas Charles Brooke]] (1830-98). After the formation of the company, Brooke and Prudencio moved their bottling equipment from their existing factories on Captain Carey's Lane and Nine Tree Hill, both in Bristol, to a new factory at 124-32 Newfoundland Road, St Pauls, Bristol.The first managing directors of the company were Thomas Brooke, John Wilcox, Francisco Prudencio and his nephew, Francis Antonius Cotterell. | ||
* 1920 [[Francis Antonius Cotterell]], Managing Director.<ref>Bath Chronicle and Weekly Gazette, 20 November 1920</ref> | * 1920 [[Francis Antonius Cotterell]], Managing Director.<ref>Bath Chronicle and Weekly Gazette, 20 November 1920</ref> | ||
Revision as of 23:39, 28 March 2017
of 124-32 Newfoundland Road, St. Pauls, Bristol
- 1889 Limited company registered on the 16th of August [1], as a partnership between Francisco Pedro Manuel Prudencio (1838-1908) and Thomas Charles Brooke (1830-98). After the formation of the company, Brooke and Prudencio moved their bottling equipment from their existing factories on Captain Carey's Lane and Nine Tree Hill, both in Bristol, to a new factory at 124-32 Newfoundland Road, St Pauls, Bristol.The first managing directors of the company were Thomas Brooke, John Wilcox, Francisco Prudencio and his nephew, Francis Antonius Cotterell.
- 1920 Francis Antonius Cotterell, Managing Director.[2]
- 1921 Company liquidated on the 11th of April and became part of Bristol Industries Ltd
- 1930s Factories at Duntshill Road, Wandsworth, London, and 102-3 St Thomas's Street, Portsmouth.
- 1944 Bottling plant on Davies Lane, Lewes, East Sussex.
- 1950s Portsmouth branch re-located to Gruneisen Road (which became a Corona Soft Drinks depot in 1958).
- 1960 Went into receivership on the 15th of January. Newfoundland Road factory was demolished in the early 1970s.
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