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Francis Clark and Son was an engineering business in the early days of South Australia, which later became Francis Clark and Sons. Francis Clark (1799–1853), previously a silversmith and magistrate in Birmingham, England, founded Francis Clark and Son, importers, with his son J. Howard Clark as accountant soon after migrating to Adelaide with his family in 1850. He then brought in A. Sidney Clark as manager, becoming Francis Clark and Sons, hardware importers and shipping agents of Blyth Street. With the death of the founder in 1853, A. Sidney Clark became sole owner, shifting the company's focus towards real estate, insurance and finance, and in 1871, with the firm of Clark and Crompton (see Henry Clark below), moved to offices in Grenfell Street close to King William Street. It narrowly

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rdfs:comment	Francis Clark and Son was an engineering business in the early days of South Australia, which later became Francis Clark and Sons. Francis Clark (1799–1853), previously a silversmith and magistrate in Birmingham, England, founded Francis Clark and Son, importers, with his son J. Howard Clark as accountant soon after migrating to Adelaide with his family in 1850. He then brought in A. Sidney Clark as manager, becoming Francis Clark and Sons, hardware importers and shipping agents of Blyth Street. With the death of the founder in 1853, A. Sidney Clark became sole owner, shifting the company's focus towards real estate, insurance and finance, and in 1871, with the firm of Clark and Crompton (see Henry Clark below), moved to offices in Grenfell Street close to King William Street. It narrowly (en)
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Royal Adelaide Show Birmingham Birmingham Assay Office Horwood Bagshaw Ltd. Julia Farr Centre Charles George Everard Shipping agent Norwood, South Australia Edward Gibbon Wakefield Goodwood, South Australia Siemens Stonyfell, South Australia Hallmark John Howard Clark Matthew Davenport Hill Defunct manufacturing companies of Australia Burra, South Australia Adelaide Educational Institution Australian companies established in 1850 Catherine Helen Spence Tuberculosis Williamstown, Victoria H. M. Martin and Son Hazelwood Park, South Australia East Torrens District Council AHS Centaur Adelaide Adelaide Chamber of Commerce Adelaide Oval 1893 disestablishments in Australia Parable of the Good Samaritan Parkside, South Australia Joseph Crompton Hazelwood School Adelaide Football Club (SAFA) Stationary engine Townsend Duryea Kidderminster Pine Creek, Northern Territory South Adelaide Panthers South Australia Bruce Castle School Brush Electrical Machines Caroline Emily Clark Catherine Edith Macauley Martin Newhall Street Nora Burden Adelaide, South Australia Thomas Wright Hill Thomas Burr South Australian Chamber of Manufactures Port Adelaide, South Australia South Australian Association Rowland Hill (postal reformer) Australian Rules Adelaide Philosophical Society Adelaide Unitarian Christian Church Whinham College
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has abstract	Francis Clark and Son was an engineering business in the early days of South Australia, which later became Francis Clark and Sons. Francis Clark (1799–1853), previously a silversmith and magistrate in Birmingham, England, founded Francis Clark and Son, importers, with his son J. Howard Clark as accountant soon after migrating to Adelaide with his family in 1850. He then brought in A. Sidney Clark as manager, becoming Francis Clark and Sons, hardware importers and shipping agents of Blyth Street. With the death of the founder in 1853, A. Sidney Clark became sole owner, shifting the company's focus towards real estate, insurance and finance, and in 1871, with the firm of Clark and Crompton (see Henry Clark below), moved to offices in Grenfell Street close to King William Street. It narrowly survived destruction when the adjacent photographic studio of Townsend Duryea was destroyed by fire on 18 April 1875. They branched out into stationary engines and other machinery around 1875, with day-to-day operations managed by Joseph Horwood in premises on Gresham Street and North Terrace, moving to Blyth Street in 1878. The company was declared insolvent in 1884 but was permitted by its creditors to continue trading. In 1886, with the departure of M Symonds Clark, it became Francis H. Clark & Co. The company ceased trading in 1893. (en)
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