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1924 Acquired and incorporated in their company the old-established boiler covering business of [[W. J. Hockey and Co]]. of Cardiff. Mr [[W. J. Hockey]] also joined the board of Sutcliffe, Brothers and Bryce and managed that branch of the business. The address of the new branch was 'Sutcliffe, Brothers and Bryce Ltd., W. J. Hockey and Co, Branch, Hodges-row, Docks, Cardiff.<ref>The Engineer 1924/09/05</ref> | 1924 Acquired and incorporated in their company the old-established boiler covering business of [[W. J. Hockey and Co]]. of Cardiff. Mr [[W. J. Hockey]] also joined the board of Sutcliffe, Brothers and Bryce and managed that branch of the business. The address of the new branch was 'Sutcliffe, Brothers and Bryce Ltd., W. J. Hockey and Co, Branch, Hodges-row, Docks, Cardiff.<ref>The Engineer 1924/09/05</ref> | ||
1929 Acquired by [[Turner and | 1929 Acquired by [[Turner and Newall]]<ref>The Times, Dec 12, 1929</ref> | ||
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of Park Works, Hyde.
Also see Sutcliffe Brothers (Manchester), presumably an earlier company
1923 Mr E. J. Christian was appointed general manager and specialised on the rope section of the business.[1].
1924 Acquired and incorporated in their company the old-established boiler covering business of W. J. Hockey and Co. of Cardiff. Mr W. J. Hockey also joined the board of Sutcliffe, Brothers and Bryce and managed that branch of the business. The address of the new branch was 'Sutcliffe, Brothers and Bryce Ltd., W. J. Hockey and Co, Branch, Hodges-row, Docks, Cardiff.[2]
1929 Acquired by Turner and Newall[3]
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