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1900 June. Tramways and Light Railways Exhibition at Islington - [[Dick, Kerr and Co]] exhibited in conjunction with the [[English Electric Manufacturing Co]] and the [[Electric Railway and Tramway Carriage Works]] <ref>[[The Engineer]] of 29th June 1900 p667</ref> | 1900 June. Tramways and Light Railways Exhibition at Islington - [[Dick, Kerr and Co]] exhibited in conjunction with the [[English Electric Manufacturing Co]] and the [[Electric Railway and Tramway Carriage Works]] <ref>[[The Engineer]] of 29th June 1900 p667</ref> | ||
1902 The bulk of the capital of the [[English Electric Manufacturing Co]] was acquired<ref>The Stock Exchange Year Book 1908</ref>, and the capital of that company largely increased, which gave [[Dick, Kerr and Co]] a factory at Preston. | 1902 Joint exhibit by [[Dick, Kerr and Co]], the [[English Electric Manufacturing Co|English Electrical Manufacturing Company]], and the [[Electric Railway and Tramway Carriage Works]], Limited at the International Tramways and Light Railway Exhibition<ref>The Engineer 1902/07/04</ref> | ||
1902 The bulk of the capital of the [[English Electric Manufacturing Co]] was acquired<ref>The Stock Exchange Year Book 1908</ref> by [[Dick, Kerr and Co]], and the capital of that company largely increased, which gave [[Dick, Kerr and Co]] a factory at Preston. | |||
1904 The company had been liquidated; a meeting of the members to receive a report was held at the offices of [[Dick, Kerr and Co]] in London<ref>The London Gazette 22 January 1904</ref> | 1904 The company had been liquidated; a meeting of the members to receive a report was held at the offices of [[Dick, Kerr and Co]] in London<ref>The London Gazette 22 January 1904</ref> | ||
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English Electric Manufacturing Co of Strand Road, Preston
1899 Company incorporated, with public issue of shares, to acquire the works being constructed at Preston by the Equipment Syndicate of Manchester, for purpose of manufacturing every variety of electrical machinery, particularly for use by railways and tramways[1]. The works was expected to be complete by 1900. One of the directors of the company was John Kerr; the technical director was Sidney Howe Short of USA, holder of various patents. The company would acquire certain orders given to the vendors by Dick, Kerr and Co.
NB The works of the New Electric Manufacturing Co were completed in Strand Road, Preston in 1900 to make tramway equipment - perhaps this is the same?[2]
1900 June. Tramways and Light Railways Exhibition at Islington - Dick, Kerr and Co exhibited in conjunction with the English Electric Manufacturing Co and the Electric Railway and Tramway Carriage Works [3]
1902 Joint exhibit by Dick, Kerr and Co, the English Electrical Manufacturing Company, and the Electric Railway and Tramway Carriage Works, Limited at the International Tramways and Light Railway Exhibition[4]
1902 The bulk of the capital of the English Electric Manufacturing Co was acquired[5] by Dick, Kerr and Co, and the capital of that company largely increased, which gave Dick, Kerr and Co a factory at Preston.
1904 The company had been liquidated; a meeting of the members to receive a report was held at the offices of Dick, Kerr and Co in London[6]