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[[Image:Im19000707AC-Elect.jpg|thumb| July 1900. ]]
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of Elm Street. Gray's Inn Road, London


of Caistor Road, Balham
of Caistor Road, Balham


1896 June 19th. Letter from [[E. T. Clubbe]] and [[A. W. Southey]] of 16, Elm-street, Gray's Inn-road, W.C.<ref>[[The Engineer 1896/06/19]]</ref> Same address as [[E. J. Clubbe]] in 1900
1896 June 19th. Letter from [[E. T. Clubbe]] and [[A. W. Southey]] of 16, Elm-street, Gray's Inn-road, W.C.<ref>[[The Engineer 1896/06/19]]</ref> Same address as [[E. J. Clubbe]] in 1900
1896 October. Announce plans to build electric omnibus. [[A. W. Southey]].<ref>[[Automotor Journal 1896/10/15]]</ref>
1897 July. Image and some details of the phaeton.<ref>[[The Autocar 1897/07/03]]</ref>


1900 November. Took part in the [[Automobile Club]] Trial of Electric vehicles. Entered two cars. <ref> [[The Engineer 1900/11/02]] p462 </ref>
1900 November. Took part in the [[Automobile Club]] Trial of Electric vehicles. Entered two cars. <ref> [[The Engineer 1900/11/02]] p462 </ref>
1903 September. Sale of Plant, Machinery, Tools and Effects at the premises at 74 Caistor Road.<ref>The Times (London, England), Saturday, September 5, 1903</ref>


== See Also ==
== See Also ==
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[[Category: Town - Balham]]
[[Category: Town - Balham]]
[[Category: Electric Vehicles]]
[[Category: Electric Vehicles]]
[[Category: Cars]]

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1896. Electrical Omnibus.
1899.
1900.
July 1900.
July 1900.
January 1901.

of Elm Street. Gray's Inn Road, London

of Caistor Road, Balham

1896 June 19th. Letter from E. T. Clubbe and A. W. Southey of 16, Elm-street, Gray's Inn-road, W.C.[1] Same address as E. J. Clubbe in 1900

1896 October. Announce plans to build electric omnibus. A. W. Southey.[2]

1897 July. Image and some details of the phaeton.[3]

1900 November. Took part in the Automobile Club Trial of Electric vehicles. Entered two cars. [4]

1903 September. Sale of Plant, Machinery, Tools and Effects at the premises at 74 Caistor Road.[5]

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