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Tailors and Outfitters
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1882 Description of their electric light system, with a dynamo driven by a 12 HP Otto gas engine. 20 Jablochkoff arc lights, each of 378 candle-power. The cost was £150 p.a., using the lighting for an average of 3 hours each night. Each lamp cost 1d. per hour, and the gas used per lamp also cost 1d. per hour.<ref>Kentish Independent - Saturday 15 July 1882</ref>  
1882 Description of the electric light system installed in their establishment which had a dynamo driven by a 12 HP Otto gas engine, 20 Jablochkoff arc lights, each of 378 candle-power. The cost was £150 p.a., using the lighting for an average of 3 hours each night. Each lamp cost 1d. per hour, and the gas used per lamp also cost 1d. per hour.<ref>Kentish Independent - Saturday 15 July 1882</ref>  


1897 The company was registered January 22, 1897, to take over the business of tailors and army contractors of the firm of the same name.
1897 The company was registered January 22, 1897, to take over the business of tailors and army contractors of the firm of the same name.

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August 1898.
October 1903.

of Ludgate Hill

Tailors and Outfitters

1882 Description of the electric light system installed in their establishment which had a dynamo driven by a 12 HP Otto gas engine, 20 Jablochkoff arc lights, each of 378 candle-power. The cost was £150 p.a., using the lighting for an average of 3 hours each night. Each lamp cost 1d. per hour, and the gas used per lamp also cost 1d. per hour.[1]

1897 The company was registered January 22, 1897, to take over the business of tailors and army contractors of the firm of the same name.

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  1. Kentish Independent - Saturday 15 July 1882