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1901 Much of the plant was advertised for sale, such as GAS ENGINE, 3-h.p., by Crossley, For Sale, cheap; can be seen running. Apply A. J. Harris & Co., Borough Mills, Bradford.<ref>Bradford Observer 23 January 1901</ref> | |||
1905 Albert John Harris (trading as A. J. Harris & Co), residing at 7 Elizabeth Street, Little Horton, and carrying on | 1905 Albert John Harris (trading as A. J. Harris & Co), residing at 7 Elizabeth Street, Little Horton, and carrying on | ||
business at Borough Mills, Bower Street, both in the city of Bradford, electrical engineer, was bankrupt<ref> | business at Borough Mills, Bower Street, both in the city of Bradford, electrical engineer, was bankrupt<ref> | ||
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1901 Much of the plant was advertised for sale, such as GAS ENGINE, 3-h.p., by Crossley, For Sale, cheap; can be seen running. Apply A. J. Harris & Co., Borough Mills, Bradford.[1]
1905 Albert John Harris (trading as A. J. Harris & Co), residing at 7 Elizabeth Street, Little Horton, and carrying on business at Borough Mills, Bower Street, both in the city of Bradford, electrical engineer, was bankrupt[2]
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