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Llandudno Hydropathic Establishment Company Limited
Company baths: Llandudno: The Parade
As handwriting is often unclear,
all name transcriptions below are indicative only.
When accuracy is important, the original documents should be consulted.
PRO (Public Record Office) documents are at The National Archives, Kew.
TNA: PRO: BT31 1309 / 3366 All unfootnoted information is taken from this file.
1866 Memorandum of Association: 10 December
Objects include: the erection of a hydro in Llandudno
Capital: £5,000 divided into 500 shares of £10
Subscribers:
Carnaby, James S (5 shares) Artist
Fisher, Charles (2 shares) Plumber
Hughes, Euan (2 shares) 'The Baths'
Hughes, John (2 shares) Builder
Norton, John Edward (100 shares) Physician
Raw, Leonard (24 shares) Builder
Williams, James (3 shares) Gentleman
1867 Shareholders: 34, holding 186 shares (1 Nov)
Extraordinary meeting: Voluntary winding up (7 Dec)
Liquidator: James Williams, who was to be paid £30
1868 Shareholders: 34, holding 186 shares (1 Nov)
1869 Shareholders: 34, holding 186 shares (1 Nov)
At some stage after the appointment of the liquidator, the hydro was sold to the Llandudno Hydropathic and Winter Residence Co Ltd, a company effectively owned by Dr Henry Thomas who was Managing Director from at least 1873.
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