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c.1954 [[Sylko Crepe Paper Mills]] was renamed '''Sylko Paper Converters'''<ref>The Times Nov. 25, 1954</ref> | |||
c.1959 Sylko Paper Converters was reorganised as '''Harper Paper Group'''<ref>The Times, September 14, 1960</ref>. Mr J. A. Holland was chairman<ref>The Times, September 21, 1960</ref> | c.1959 Sylko Paper Converters was reorganised as '''Harper Paper Group'''<ref>The Times, September 14, 1960</ref>. Mr J. A. Holland was chairman<ref>The Times, September 21, 1960</ref> | ||
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of Leyton, a public company
c.1954 Sylko Crepe Paper Mills was renamed Sylko Paper Converters[1]
c.1959 Sylko Paper Converters was reorganised as Harper Paper Group[2]. Mr J. A. Holland was chairman[3]
1961 Acquired by J. A. and P. Holland
1963 of Kenyon Street, Blackburn, described as part of the Harper Paper Group[4]
1965 Cavenham Foods acquired the remaining shares in J. A. and P. Holland that it did not already own.
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