| Licensees : |
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| JAMES MANN |
1865 - *1881 |
CHARLES WATSON
& bricklayer |
*1883 - *1896 |
WILLIAM
ADCOCK
Cattleman on farm & Innkeeper
Age 44 in 1901 |
*1900 -
*1908 |
THOMAS
CLIPPERTON PYE
(born 1852) |
by 1909 to 01.1941 |
| ALBERT ARTHUR LARGE |
10.01.1941 |
| HAROLD DAVY SEMMENCE |
05.12.1958 |
| WILFRED JOHN BACON |
19.06.1959 |
DUDLEY ALBERT GRIMBLE
(Brewery Rep.) |
08.02.1963 |
In January 1941, Thomas Clipperton Pye was congratulated by
Police-sergeant Cooper for his conduct over the 35 years he had held
the licence. This would mean that he held the licence from at
least 1906 and put the 1908 trades directory listing of William
Adcock (un-named beerhouse) in doubt.
Mr. Pye is not mentioned in 1908.
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c1912
The house was also known as the
THREE HORSESHOES
Sales 1960 were barrels of Beer 40, Spirits 4 (gallons).
Closure agreed at first Joint Committee Meeting of Bullards and Steward
& Patteson 29 May 1962.
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