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The company was set up in
1864, but does not seem initially, on currently available evidence, to
have intended to provide Turkish baths.
PRO:
BT31/14529/9391
1874
Memorandum of Association: 2 December
Objects
include: to provide warm and cold sea water, galvanic, vapour,
sulphur, alkaline, and other medicated baths, mineral waters.
Capital: £6,000 divided into
1,200 shares of £5
Directors:
Hick, Thomas Edward
Newton, Edward Hotham
Wilkinson, Gilbert
Williamson, Joseph
Secretary: Smith, Arthur
Registered
Office: 75 St Thomas Street, Scarborough
Architect: John Petch
Purchase: site on Ramshill
Road of 657 sq yds by a frontage of 76 ft, freehold. Plans drawn up
for erection of buildings to house 24 separate bathrooms. The cost
of the site and the whole of the works is under £6,000
Contract: between Richard Cross, MD
and John Petch on the one hand and Arthur Smith on the other.
This page last updated
15 February 2010
Post-1875 information will follow in due course

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