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Henry Flowers & Co
(Henry Zachariah Flowers became Lord Mayor of Norwich 1904-5. Died Q1 1909 - age 77) |
1883 - 1890 |
JAMES HENRY FAWCETT
Married Alice Ellen Flowers, daughter of H. Z. Flowers
(Appears to have been operating as a manager from at least 1891 when
described as Hotel Keeper & Boat Builder - age 49)
(Died Q3 1905 age 51) |
29.08.1892 |
| GEORGE SMITH |
03.05.1897 |
ALFRED WILLIAM LINFORD
age 45 in 1901
Left 1st April 1901 |
01.05.1899 |
JAMES HASTINGS
licence confirmed 13.05.1901 |
01.04.1901 |
| Monday 23rd June 1902
- Fine of £1 and 10s costs for selling brandy under proof. A quarter of
a pint, sold to the Inspector of Weights and Measures was found to be
32.3 pc under proof, the legal limit being 25 per cent under proof. In
defence it was said that the spirit had been in a jar standing on the
counter since before Christmas. The whiskey had no doubt lost a little
strength. |
ARTHUR JOHN MERRISON
died July 1913 - age 49
See below. |
13.01.1908 |
| ELLEN OCTAVIA MERRISON |
08.09.1913 |
| Fine £1 plus
4/- costs or 14 days detention for being open during prohibited hours 28.09.1914. |
| Fine £5 plus
24/- costs or 28 days detention for permitting drunkenness 14.12.1914 |
| EDWARD HENRY REEVE |
12.04.1915 |
| HILDA ADA REEVE |
20.11.1916 |
EDWARD HENRY REEVE
died Q4 1922 - age 38 |
07.04.1919 |
| HILDA ADA REEVE |
08.01.1923 |
| CHARLES LOUIS DAVIS |
04.01.1926 |
| WILLIAM JOHN KNAPP |
01.01.1951 |
ARTHUR
CHARLES MOORE
(Died Q2 1965 - age 65) |
22.12.1958 |
DONALD
LESLIE MANN
(Died July 1984 age 60) |
02.11.1964 |
| GEOFFREY
DODDING |
12.10.1970 |
| GEOFFREY
DANIEL FISHER |
17.01.1972 |
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On Tuesday
29th July 1913, Arthur John Merrison died in hospital
following an accident opening a ginger beer bottle.
The bottle had burst and severed
three fingers of his left hand. One of the fingers had to be
amputated and during the operation, the stress and septic
conditions of the hand resulted in heart failure, owing to
blood poisoning. |
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c1916 - E. H. Reeve and family.
Named the YARE HOTEL in early documents.
Henry Flowers & Co are recorded in 1890 as Boat, Fishing Tackle and
Refreshment Room Proprietors at Brundall Fishing Station and as proprietors
of the Yare Boating and Angling Station.
One of 19 houses purchased by S&P 3rd July 1931 for a total of £21,600.
1938 advertisement :-
`AT BRUNDALL ON THE RIVER YARE, THIS INN IS FAMED FOR ALE MOST RARE'
Named the QUEEN ELIZABETH
during 1970's but returned to the YARE
c1978
02.2000
New owners Broom Boats by November 2022.
Planned to re-open 24th October 2022 as the
WHITE HERON.
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