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<big>''' Army & Navy Co-operative Breweries Co. Ltd, | [[image:Folkestone Gun.jpg|thumb|The Folkestone site]] | ||
[[image:Folkestone gun bry aa.jpg|thumb|The Folkestone site]] | |||
<big>'''Army & Navy Co-operative Breweries Co. Ltd, ''''' Gun Brewery, Cheriton Road, Folkestone, Kent.''</big> | |||
Registered July 1895 to acquire the breweries at Folkestone and Aldershot. | Registered July 1895 to acquire the breweries at Folkestone and Aldershot. | ||
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<big>''' Army & Navy Co-operative Breweries Ltd, ''' '' High Street | <big>'''Army & Navy Co-operative Breweries Ltd, ''' '' High Street, Aldershot, Hampshire.''</big> | ||
Listed as Henry Hall in 1867 which was a branch of Hall's of Alton. Registered July 1895 to acquire Gerald and Edward Hall, Aldershot and George Belgrave, Folkestone, Kent. | Listed as Henry Hall in 1867 which was a branch of Hall's of Alton. Registered July 1895 to acquire Gerald and Edward Hall, Aldershot and George Belgrave, Folkestone, Kent. | ||
The Aldershot brewery and 3 public houses were offered for auction February 1900 but were withdrawn at £7,500. Wound up January 1902. | The Aldershot brewery and 3 public houses were offered for auction February 1900 but were withdrawn at £7,500. | ||
Wound up January 1902. | |||
Revision as of 13:06, 8 November 2015
Army & Navy Co-operative Breweries Co. Ltd, Gun Brewery, Cheriton Road, Folkestone, Kent.
Registered July 1895 to acquire the breweries at Folkestone and Aldershot.
Sold to Alfred Leney & Co. Ltd. 1898 and brewing ceased. Used as a bottling plant until 1922.
Army & Navy Co-operative Breweries Ltd, High Street, Aldershot, Hampshire.
Listed as Henry Hall in 1867 which was a branch of Hall's of Alton. Registered July 1895 to acquire Gerald and Edward Hall, Aldershot and George Belgrave, Folkestone, Kent.
The Aldershot brewery and 3 public houses were offered for auction February 1900 but were withdrawn at £7,500.
Wound up January 1902.