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1869 Partnership between [[John Hare]], [[Sholto Vere Hare]], [[Charles Bowles Hare]] and [[Henry Grace Hare]], in the business of floorcloth, white lead and colour manufacturers, oil merchants and flax spinners, trading under the names [[John Hare and Co]], [[Charles Hare and Co]] and [[Hare Brothers]] has been dissolved by mutual consent, due to John and Sholto Hare's retirement. The family's businesses continued trading under their existing names. The remaining two partners, Charles and Henry Hare, were joined by John Hare's son, [[John Strachey Hare]].<ref>''Western Daily Press'', 30 January 1869</ref> | 1869 Partnership between [[John Hare (1813-1897)|John Hare]], [[Sholto Vere Hare (1820 - 1900)|Sholto Vere Hare]], [[Charles Bowles Hare (1841-1911)|Charles Bowles Hare]] and [[Henry Grace Hare]], in the business of floorcloth, white lead and colour manufacturers, oil merchants and flax spinners, trading under the names [[John Hare and Co]], [[Charles Hare and Co]] and [[Hare Brothers]] has been dissolved by mutual consent, due to John and Sholto Hare's retirement. The family's businesses continued trading under their existing names. The remaining two partners, Charles and Henry Hare, were joined by John Hare's son, [[John Strachey Hare]].<ref>''Western Daily Press'', 30 January 1869</ref> | ||
1878 Partnership between [[Charles Bowles Hare]], [[Henry Grace Hare]], [[John Strachey Hare]] and [[Charles Felce Hare]], in the business of floorcloth, white lead and colour manufacturers, oil merchants and flax spinners, trading under the names [[John Hare and Co]], [[Charles Hare and Co]] and [[Hare Brothers]] has been dissolved by mutual consent, due to John Hare's retirement. The family's businesses continued trading under their existing names.<ref>''Western Daily Press'', 5 January 1878</ref> | 1878 Partnership between [[Charles Bowles Hare]], [[Henry Grace Hare]], [[John Strachey Hare]] and [[Charles Felce Hare]], in the business of floorcloth, white lead and colour manufacturers, oil merchants and flax spinners, trading under the names [[John Hare and Co]], [[Charles Hare and Co]] and [[Hare Brothers]] has been dissolved by mutual consent, due to John Hare's retirement. The family's businesses continued trading under their existing names.<ref>''Western Daily Press'', 5 January 1878</ref> | ||
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1869 Partnership between John Hare, Sholto Vere Hare, Charles Bowles Hare and Henry Grace Hare, in the business of floorcloth, white lead and colour manufacturers, oil merchants and flax spinners, trading under the names John Hare and Co, Charles Hare and Co and Hare Brothers has been dissolved by mutual consent, due to John and Sholto Hare's retirement. The family's businesses continued trading under their existing names. The remaining two partners, Charles and Henry Hare, were joined by John Hare's son, John Strachey Hare.[1]
1878 Partnership between Charles Bowles Hare, Henry Grace Hare, John Strachey Hare and Charles Felce Hare, in the business of floorcloth, white lead and colour manufacturers, oil merchants and flax spinners, trading under the names John Hare and Co, Charles Hare and Co and Hare Brothers has been dissolved by mutual consent, due to John Hare's retirement. The family's businesses continued trading under their existing names.[2]