Pictorial Letterhead Trevithickand Mabbott Mounts Bay Stores 1888
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Pictorial Letterhead Trevithickand Mabbott Mounts Bay Stores 1888

Picked up at carboot , site of old Truro garages and now Mabbotts court? at entrance of Penzance
Messrs Trevithick and Mabbott, corn, seed and manure merchants, Mount's Bay Stores.


Business commenced in Market Jew Street at the lower end, in 1824, where the GWR station was to be.
First run by Mr Stephens (who was the first to bring Peruvian Guano to the area), then Mr Maxwell and then Mr Stephen Hill;
GWR then secured the premises when they built the station, new stores were then built in the situation seen here.
Mr Hill passed away and the business was then handled by Charles S Wills of Bristol.

It was sold to Charles Trevithick of Pencliffe, Hayle.
A partnership was struck with Howell Mabbott. They later built a manure factory at Gulval.



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Have you seen the back of this - adverts for Bibby s products; my father always rated bonemeal to be laid on the ground, along with potash and dried blood - the answer lies in the soil ....
 
Treeve said Have you seen the back Just posted it, didnt know how to add to this. Under Trevithich and Mabbott reverse
 
Just remembered, it was Charles Trevithick of Pencliffe, Hayle that bought the Bodilly Mills and Borough Store in 1896.
 

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