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The '''Cannock Chase Colliery Co''' of Chasetown | The '''Cannock Chase Colliery Co''' of Chasetown | ||
1926 'The principle of co-partnership in the mining industry is to be introduced into the Staffordshire coalfield for the first time, the senior concern of its kind on the Cannock Chase. Only one other firm of coalworkers in the kingdom, the [[Staveley Coal and Iron Co]], it is understood here, have such a scheme in operation. The Cannock Chase Co has this week decided to offer to the men 1000 £10 ordinary shares fully paid to any men who have been in the employ of the company for five years.' <ref>The Engineer 1926/02/19</ref> | |||
*1946 Built one locomotive from parts supplied by [[Beyer, Peacock and Co]]. | *1946 Built one locomotive from parts supplied by [[Beyer, Peacock and Co]]. | ||
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The Cannock Chase Colliery Co of Chasetown
1926 'The principle of co-partnership in the mining industry is to be introduced into the Staffordshire coalfield for the first time, the senior concern of its kind on the Cannock Chase. Only one other firm of coalworkers in the kingdom, the Staveley Coal and Iron Co, it is understood here, have such a scheme in operation. The Cannock Chase Co has this week decided to offer to the men 1000 £10 ordinary shares fully paid to any men who have been in the employ of the company for five years.' [1]
- 1946 Built one locomotive from parts supplied by Beyer, Peacock and Co.
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Sources of Information
- ↑ The Engineer 1926/02/19
- British Steam Locomotive Builders by James W. Lowe. Published in 1975. ISBN 0-905100-816