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[edit]Bottle, aerated water
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Grey & Menzies Ltd; Kilner Bros. Ltd. |
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Bottle, aerated water |
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| Object type | bottle | |||||||||||||||||||||||
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English: Grey and Menzies Ltd. Codd's patent aerated water bottle aqua glass, Codd's patent bottle (no shoulder), with marble and remains of rubber washer inside neck marked on side in circular band- GREY and MENZIES - NEW ZEALAND around G and M LTD trademark at centre, marked on reverse near base- KILNER BROS LTD. - MAKERS - LONDON, base marked with number- 11354 |
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| Date | 14 Apr 2014; 15 Apr 2014; 1902-1962; (1892-1920s) | |||||||||||||||||||||||
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height: 236mm |
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2014.24.16 |
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| Place of creation | London; Auckland | |||||||||||||||||||||||
| Credit line | Collection of Auckland Museum Tamaki Paenga Hira, 2014.24.16 | |||||||||||||||||||||||
| Notes | Grey and Menzies Ltd. Codd's patent aerated water bottle Grey and Menzies Ltd (1902-1962) Established in 1902 following the merger of J Grey and Sons and Thames cordial manufacturer Menzies. The firm operated as Grey and Menzies until 1964 when a merger with CL Innes Ltd resulted in the soft drink brand of Innes Tartan. John Grey established J Grey cordial and aerated water manufacturers at Eden Cres. Auckland in 1874, and in 1880 his sons joined the business it became J Grey and Sons 1880-1902 Robert Menzies was born in Scotland in 1854 and came to New Zealand in 1858, working initially for Buteman Bros, Thames. He later worked for B Ballin (Thames), John Grey and George Gledhill before purchasing Buteman Bros. in partnership with Samuel Hirst to form Menzies and Co at Thames. In August 1902, with two partners he established Menzies Ltd, and leased a property in Stanley Street, Auckland but a month later joined with John Grey and Sons to form Grey and Menzies Ltd The Grey and Menzies merger occurred in 1902 – the company now covered a considerable area including Northland, Auckland, South Auckland and Thames. The company began to introduce new lines including the ginger beer that became Tartan Dry Ginger Ale. In 1916 the company purchased the Paeroa spring, aerating and bottling the water in Auckland under the “Paeroa Water” label – later to become Lemon and Paeroa. In the early 1920s they began making Orange and Lemon Crush under license from the Crush Co’s reg’d USA patent office. Where J Grey and Sons had purchased most of their bottles from the UK, Grey and Menzies began to buy bottles from Australia and from the Illiniois Pacific Glass Company of San Francisco. With the opening of the NZ Glass Manufacturing Company’s Penrose factory in 1922, orders for crown top bottles were supplied locally. A major amalgamation of Auckland Aerated Water and Cordial Manufacturers occurred in 1917 – 1918, bringing together Grey and Menzies, Wai Wai Mineral Water Co, AC Scott, Wilkies Ltd and Wm Handley. Grey and Menzies along with Wai Wai Mineral Water Co and AC Scott continued to operate under their own names. Oasis Industries (with CL Innes Ltd) after 1964 | |||||||||||||||||||||||
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| Classification | 93846 | |||||||||||||||||||||||
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