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Ceres Iron Works Ltd., makers of seed drills and horse hoes, of Kingston-upon-Thames | Ceres Iron Works Ltd., makers of seed drills and horse hoes, of Kingston-upon-Thames | ||
Late [[Thomas Stevens and Co]] | By 1892: Late [[Thomas Stevens and Co]] | ||
1896 Business sold off in lots. Few bids. Machinery, plant and patterns purchased by [[Robert Boby (Company)|R. Boby]] of Bury St. Edmunds. Much detail of sale given.<ref>Bury Free Press - Saturday 20 June 1896</ref> | 1896 Business sold off in lots. Few bids. Machinery, plant and patterns purchased by [[Robert Boby (Company)|R. Boby]] of Bury St. Edmunds. Much detail of sale given.<ref>Bury Free Press - Saturday 20 June 1896</ref> | ||
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Ceres Iron Works Ltd., makers of seed drills and horse hoes, of Kingston-upon-Thames
By 1892: Late Thomas Stevens and Co
1896 Business sold off in lots. Few bids. Machinery, plant and patterns purchased by R. Boby of Bury St. Edmunds. Much detail of sale given.[1]
1896 Sale of tools on the premises.[2]
1899 Application for discharge of bankrupts formerly of Ceres Iron Works - Edward Stanhope Ratcliffe and Charles Baxter Hoare.[3]
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