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c.1926 Company formed, presumably successor to [[Tully Gas Plants]] | c.1926 Company formed, presumably successor to [[Tully Gas Plants]] | ||
1929 The directors of [[Lerwick Gas Co]]., Ltd., decided to introduce an extensive new gas plant of the most up-to-date type, the company having entered into a contract with Messrs Tully, Sons, & Co., Ltd., to introduce their coal-gas plant.<ref>Shetland Times 19 January 1979</ref> | 1929 The directors of [[Lerwick Gas Co]]., Ltd., decided to introduce an extensive new gas plant of the most up-to-date type, the company having entered into a contract with Messrs Tully, Sons, & Co., Ltd., to introduce their coal-gas plant.<ref>Shetland Times 19 January 1979</ref> | ||
1940 Advertising for draughtsman<ref> Louth Standard 17 February 1940</ref> | |||
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of Newark, gas engineers and contractors
c.1926 Company formed, presumably successor to Tully Gas Plants
1929 The directors of Lerwick Gas Co., Ltd., decided to introduce an extensive new gas plant of the most up-to-date type, the company having entered into a contract with Messrs Tully, Sons, & Co., Ltd., to introduce their coal-gas plant.[1]
1940 Advertising for draughtsman[2]
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