Cork Spinning and Weaving Company Ltd.

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• Scope & Content: Cork Spinning and Weaving Company Ltd. ↴

  Note book, 1868, containing technical formulae and calculations for spinning and weaving.

  Series of annual reports of the Directors of the Cork Spinning and Weaving Co. Ltd., 1891 – 1912. Gives statement of account/ profit and loss account, balance sheet including capital and liabilities, property and assets, as well as comments on trading conditions and various investments carried out such as machinery and cottages for employees.

  Memorandum and Articles of Association of the Cork Spinning and Weaving Company Limited, 1889

  MS. essay or article entitled ‘Irish Flax Growing’. Concerns ways of improving Irish flax production. Contrasts practices in Ireland with those in Holland and Belgium, in pulling, watering/retting, drying and scutching flax.

  Notices, 1918, from Robert M. Scott, Secretary, Cork Spinning & Weaving Company Limited. Concerns resolutions at Extraordinary General Meeting relating to shares and payments of dividends.

  Abstracts from accounts Cork Spinning & Weaving Company. Compares figures from 1890 each year up to 1900 for profit and loss account, balance sheet, property and assets, distribution of net profits.

  Newsclipping, 1911 concerning ‘Commercial Buildings Company’, Annual General Meeting.

  Draft list of Shareholders of Cork Spinning & Weaving Company showing total capital of £40,000, possibly, with initials of major shareholders and amounts invested.

  Parts of a printed book, possibly by James Hill Dickson, on the Culture and Manufacture of Flax.

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  Note book, 1868, containing technical formulae and calculations for spinning and weaving.

  Series of annual reports of the Directors of the Cork Spinning and Weaving Co. Ltd., 1891 – 1912. Gives statement of account/ profit and loss account, balance sheet including capital and liabilities, property and assets, as well as comments on trading conditions and various investments carried out such as machinery and cottages for employees.

  Memorandum and Articles of Association of the Cork Spinning and Weaving Company Limited, 1889

  MS. essay or article entitled ‘Irish Flax Growing’. Concerns ways of improving Irish flax production. Contrasts practices in Ireland with those in Holland and Belgium, in pulling, watering/retting, drying and scutching flax.

  Notices, 1918, from Robert M. Scott, Secretary, Cork Spinning & Weaving Company Limited. Concerns resolutions at Extraordinary General Meeting relating to shares and payments of dividends.

  Abstracts from accounts Cork Spinning & Weaving Company. Compares figures from 1890 each year up to 1900 for profit and loss account, balance sheet, property and assets, distribution of net profits.

  Newsclipping, 1911 concerning ‘Commercial Buildings Company’, Annual General Meeting.

  Draft list of Shareholders of Cork Spinning & Weaving Company showing total capital of £40,000, possibly, with initials of major shareholders and amounts invested.

  Parts of a printed book, possibly by James Hill Dickson, on the Culture and Manufacture of Flax.

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