In 1847 the newly arrived Charles Partington ventured into partnership with John Bycroft and together they took over the Epsom Mill that stood in St Andrews Road. The partnership lasted until December 1849 and in May 1850, for £200, Partington purchased land in Symonds Street and commenced the construction of “the new Windmill” at a cost of £2000. In August 1851 the first flour was advertised for sale.
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Sunday, April 14, 2013
Partington's Mill
In 1847 the newly arrived Charles Partington ventured into partnership with John Bycroft and together they took over the Epsom Mill that stood in St Andrews Road. The partnership lasted until December 1849 and in May 1850, for £200, Partington purchased land in Symonds Street and commenced the construction of “the new Windmill” at a cost of £2000. In August 1851 the first flour was advertised for sale.
http://www.kroad.com/7_heritage/710_heritage/windmill.htm
http://timespanner.blogspot.co.nz/2011/10/watcher-on-hill-partingtons-windmill_24.html
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