Difference between revisions of "Phillips, Hoskins and Co"
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1897 Became a limited company. Directors: Adam Hill, P. M. Harley, Frederick E. Judd and Edward D. White. Manager: Walter C. Hoskins.<ref>''Western Daily Press'',13 October 1897</ref> | 1897 Became a limited company. Directors: Adam Hill, P. M. Harley, Frederick E. Judd and Edward D. White. Manager: Walter C. Hoskins.<ref>''Western Daily Press'',13 October 1897</ref> | ||
1900 Frome Bridge Soap Works, 'formerly occupied by Phillips, Hoskins and Co. Ltd' sold<ref>''Western Daily Press'', 12 May 1900</ref> | 1900 Frome Bridge Soap Works, 'formerly occupied by Phillips, Hoskins and Co. Ltd,' sold.<ref>''Western Daily Press'', 12 May 1900</ref> | ||
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Latest revision as of 21:43, 10 May 2017
of Frome Bridge Soap Works, River Street, St Judes, Bristol
Soap, metal polish and glycerine manufacturers. products included:
- Lighthouse Soap
- Tartan Soap
- Rosebrite Soap
- Mother's Help washer
c. 1882 Company established.[1]
1897 Became a limited company. Directors: Adam Hill, P. M. Harley, Frederick E. Judd and Edward D. White. Manager: Walter C. Hoskins.[2]
1900 Frome Bridge Soap Works, 'formerly occupied by Phillips, Hoskins and Co. Ltd,' sold.[3]
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