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Mr Nattrass' Businesses Taken Over
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J Harper took over the business at 48 High Street in 1906 and R. H. Carter began trading at 131 High Street.
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Number 131 High Street was the ironmongery of John Nattrass from 1895 to 1906. A 1908 advert by R. H. Carter declares he was "successor to John Nattrass". Before WWI the Clipson Bros. took over and stayed there until it became the premises of Alfred Gray's builders' merchants in the early 1930s.
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