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Victorian Turkish Baths: their origin, development, and gradual decline
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PRO (Public Record Office) documents are at The National Archives, Kew.
TNA: PRO: BT31 2881/15938 All unfootnoted information is taken from this file.
1881 Memorandum of Association: 5 October
Objects include: purchase and erection of Turkish Baths
Registered Office: 7 Dynevor Place
Secretary: David Phillips
Subscribers:
Davies, D Arthur (MB) (1 share)
Davies, I J (Chemist & druggist) (1 share)
Griffiths, J (MD) (1 share)
Haney, B P (Corn merchant) (1 share)
Jones, Jarvis (Merchant) (1 share)
Thomas, William (Ironmonger) (1 share)
Watkins, William (Timber merchant) (1 share)
1882 Capital: £10,000 divided into 2,000 shares of £5 (23 Dec)
1884 Registered Office: St Helens Road (1 Aug)
1886 Company offered a prize of £25, with no further premiums offered, for the winning design in a competition to design Turkish and swimming pools, with a laundry.
1887 None of the 14 plans submitted will be chosen. Premium paid to a Mr Fowler of Brecon.
Extraordinary meeting: Winding up proposed by virtue of being unable to meet debts (26 Sep)
Shareholders: 288 shareholders held 1477 ordinary shares and 174 preference shares. (22 Oct)
1890 Winding up (15 August)
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