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Hennessy,
Malcomson, Carlile and
Woods -
Taxidermy
may or may not be connected
Hennessy
Robert Watson, Select Family Grocer, Account book for Mrs. Hennessy, Dromore
5th February 1937
check out the price of food in 1937 - ½lb cheese 5d (6d is 2½p) - Cake for a
shilling (5p) - ½ doz. oranges 10d (5p is 12d)
loaf of sugar, interesting, 3½d. - 2 tin Skippers (sardines?) 1 shilling 4d
(about 8p) prices seem to fluctuate back and forth, interesting to see
bacon at 1 shilling and 2d for a lb. that's just over 6p crazy
Malcomson
& Carlile
 
Malcomson & Co. Samuel M. Carlile The
Belfast Banking Co. Ltd., Shankill Road 17th July 1902 Magowan
Taxidermy
Taxidermy & Recipe for preserving skin.
Woods
  
1
2
3
4
1) no name, says 'Rough' in the corner, came tucked inside item 3, is this
R. J. Woods?
2) His Majesty's Government announces to R. J. Woods, Esq., 12 Linenhall
Street, Belfast, Northern Ireland, that the British Industries Fair, 1933,
will be held at Olympia and The White City, London, February 20 - March 3.
3) Ulster Arts Club Annual Dinner, The Carlton, 21st March 1931. R. Woods,
President - Officers and Council for 1931. President: R. J. Woods;
Vice-Presidents: J. P. McCoy, F.A.I., R. H. Gibson, F.R.I.B.A.;
Hon. Treasurer: William Jackson; Hon. Secretary: R. Lee Richards;
Hon. Assistant Secretary: J. Bamford. Council: J. W. Carey, W. J.
Douglas, E. T. Duff, D. Gould, C. W. Harvey, A. R. Hogg, W. Mann, Dr. J.
MacDonald, T. P. O'Grady, S. O'Kelly, G. H. Pollock, A. Tinsley.
4) a Pencil Rubbing of a Dial? R. Melvin? Belfast Latitude ? North? John
Erickson? Newto????????
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