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198917: Agreement between Wagon Repairs Limited and Scottish Oil Limited to repair rail tank cars. Dated 6th March 1929.
Agreement between Wagon Repairs Limited and Scottish Oil Limited to repair rail tank cars. Dated 6th March 1929. Agreement between Wagon Repairs Limited and Scottish Oils Limited for the repair and greasing/oiling of the rail tank cars for: The Pumpherston Oil Company Limited The Broxburn Oil Company Limited The Oakbank Oil Company Limited James Ross and Company Limited The Scottish Oil Agency Limited The British Petroleum Company Limited. Noted in pencil on the reverse 'Terminated by new agreement at 30/06/1924'.198918: Correspondence between Scottish Oils Limited and Wagon Repairs Limited regarding the repair and maintenance of Rail Tank Cars. Dating from 16th [...]
Correspondence between Scottish Oils Limited and Wagon Repairs Limited regarding the repair and maintenance of Rail Tank Cars. Dating from 16th February 1937 to 18th April 1940. Originally a loose bundle of correspondence (untitled) and now filed in a new file cover.198919: Addendums to Agreements between Scottish Oils Limited and Wagon Repairs Limited for the repair of 689 cars from 1st April 1929 to 31st March 1936.
Addendums to Agreements between Scottish Oils Limited and Wagon Repairs Limited for the repair of 689 cars from 1st April 1929 to 31st March 1936. Subject file containing addendums to Agreements between Scottish Oils Limited and Wagon Repairs Limited for the repair and maintenance of Rail Tank Cars. Dating from 5th February 1930 to 14th June 1934.198920: Note of Scottish Oil Agency Rail Tank Cars included in repairs and maintenance agreement between Scottish Oils Limited and Wagon Repairs Limited [...]
Note of Scottish Oil Agency Rail Tank Cars included in repairs and maintenance agreement between Scottish Oils Limited and Wagon Repairs Limited dated 6th March 1929. Main document with a list of the rail tank cars is dated 6th March 1929, but there is some supplementary correspondence and agreement addenda dated up to 28th August 1931. Details the companies mentioned in the agreement that will be having repairs carried out on their rail tank cars: The Pumpherston Oil Company Limited The Broxburn Oil Company Limited Young's Paraffin Light and Mineral Oil Company Limited The Oakbank Oil Company Limited James Ross and Company Limited The Scottish Oil Agency Limited The British Petroleum Company Limited. Originally loose in a bundle and now attached in a new file cover.198921: Correspondence between Scottish Oils Limited and Wagon Repairs Limited relating to rail tank car repairs. Dating from 28th June 1934 to 12th [...]
Correspondence between Scottish Oils Limited and Wagon Repairs Limited relating to rail tank car repairs. Dating from 28th June 1934 to 12th September 1934. Originally a loose bundle, now attached in a new file cover.198941: The Broxburn Oil Company Limited, Register of Preference Shareholder. c1928-1932
Bound register of preference shareholders for the Broxburn Oil Company Limited. Dates given are estimated covering the period when the main entries appear to have been made.1928-1932.198941-1of2: Pumpherston Oil Company Limited Register of Ordinary Shares Transfers Vol. 9
Pumpherston Oil Company Limited Register of Ordinary Shares Transfers Vol. 9. Details names and addresses of persons tranferring and receiving shares in The Pumpherston Oil Company Limited. Some have occupation listed.198941-2of2: Pumpherston Oil Company Limited Register of Ordinary Shares Transfers Vol. 9
Pumpherston Oil Company Limited Register of Ordinary Shares Transfers Vol. 9. Details names and addresses of persons tranferring and receiving shares in The Pumpherston Oil Company Limited. Some have occupation listed.198942: Scottish Oils Limited, working papers for various accounts. 1962.
File containing working papers for the accounts for Scottish Oils Limited for the year ending 31st December 1962. Most papers on file are undated and appear to be draft accounting work documents including reconciliations with Shell-Mex and B.P. Limited and BP Refinery (Grangemouth) Limited, along with Income Tax reconciliations. Also includes feu duties, interest on loan accounts, etc.198943: Scottish Ambulance Service, Uphall Joint Committee, Vouchers
Scottish Ambulance Service, Uphall Joint Committee, Vouchers. Copies of charges made to the St. Andrews and Red Cross Ambulance Service by Scottish Oils Limited to cover Wages, Provident Fund, Common Law Liability, National Insurance, Garage Rent and Admin Fee towards the last few vouchers but initially to cover many other elements such as motor spirit, cleaning and greasing, tyres, etc. Includes vouchers dated from 01/04/55 to 30/04/60.198944: Scottish Ambulance Service, Uphall Joint Committee, Vouchers
Scottish Ambulance Service, Uphall Joint Committee, Vouchers. Copies of charges made to the St. Andrews and Red Cross Ambulance Service by Scottish Oils Limited to cover Wages, Provident Fund, Common Law Liability, National Insurance, Garage Rent and Administration Fee. Dated from 31st March 1960 to 31st March 1961.198945: Scottish Ambulance Service, Uphall Joint Committee, Vouchers
Scottish Ambulance Service, Uphall Joint Committee, Vouchers. Copies of charges made to the St. Andrews and Red Cross Ambulance Service by Scottish Oils Limited to cover wages, provident fund, common law liability, national insurance, graduated insurance, garage rent, admin fees, greasing and cleaning, motor spirit etc. Dated from 31st March 1961 to 31st March 1962.198946: Scottish Ambulance Service, Uphall Joint Committee, Vouchers
Scottish Ambulance Service, Uphall Joint Committee, Vouchers. Copies of charges made to the St. Andrews and Red Cross Ambulance Service by Scottish Oils Limited to cover wages, provident fund, common law liability, national insurance, graduated insurance, washing and greasind and motor spirit etc. Dated 31st March 1962 to 31st May 1962.198947: Agreement between Wagon Repairs Limited and Messers Scottish Oils Limited for the repair of 527 wagons from April 1920.
Agreement between Wagon Repairs Limited and Messers Scottish Oils Limited for the repair of 527 wagons from 1 April 1920. Includes a typed agreement with some handwritten notes dated 18th June, 1920. Agreement details the sum paid by Scottish Oil Limited to Wagon Repairs Limited for the repair and greasing of the wagons noted in the attached schedule. This has a breakdown of the duration of the agreement, the cost for each wagon per annum, when the first payment is due and the numbers of each of the wagons involved and which company they belong to: Pumpherston Oil Company Limited British Petroleum Company Limited Youngs Paraffin Light and Mineral Oil Company Limited Broxburn Oil Company Limited Oakbank Oil Company Limited Scottish Oil Agency Limited198948: Copy Agreement between Hurst, Nelson & Company Limited, The Glasgow Rolling Stock and Plant Works, Motherwell and The Pumpherston Oil Company [...]
Copy Agreement between Hurst, Nelson & Company Limited, The Glasgow Rolling Stock and Plant Works, Motherwell and The Pumpherston Oil Company Limited. Dated 25th Jan, 1917. "Agreement for repair of Wagons". Agreement details the legalities surrounding the deal between the two companies and the repair of the wagons. Includes a schedule which sets out that 158 railway tank wagons are to be repaired with their paint numbers and lettering noted below and the length of the agreement, alongside the cost per wagon and when the first amount is due.198949: Agreement between Wagon Repairs Limited and Scottish Oils Limited regarding the repair and greasing of 635 wagons, dated 31st May 1925.
Agreement between Wagon Repairs Limited and Scottish Oils Limited regarding the repair and greasing of 635 wagons, dated 31st May 1925. Agreement details the legalities surrounding the repairs and includes a schedule which outlines the number of wagons due to be repaired, amount per wagon and when the first payment is due. It also details the original lettering and numbers of the wagons and states that they now be plated "Scottish Oil Agency Ltd. Glasgow" with new numbers.19929: Scottish Oils Limited, Broxburn Oil Company Limited, Miscellaneous Subjects. Dated 1920-1950.
Scottish Oils Limited, Broxburn Oil Company Limited, Miscellaneous Subjects. Dated 1920-1950. Correspondence file divided into alphabetical sections containing miscellaneous correspondence relating to the Broxburn Oil Company Limited, such as: purchase of ground for refineries, wages at works, prices of candles, excess profit duties, mineral leases, death of employees, sales of property, motor spirit. Dated from 28th July 1920 to 24th April 1950.200012: St Andrew's and Red Cross, Scottish Ambulance Service, Cash Book 2, Receipts and Payments Account, Uphall
Bound accounts receipts and payments book, St Andrew's and Red Cross, Scottish Ambulance Service, Cash Book 2, Receipts and Payments Account, Uphall. Dated 1955-1959 and 1959-1962.200035: The Broxburn Oil Company Limited, Report by the Directors for the Year Ending 30th March 1912.
The Broxburn Oil Company Limited, Report by the Directors for the Year Ending 30th March 1912, including Abstract Balance Sheet. To be submitted to the Thirty-Fifth Annual General Meeting of the Company on 22nd May 1912.200036: The Broxburn Oil Company Limited, Report by the Directors for the Year Ending 31st March 1913.
The Broxburn Oil Company Limited, Report by the Directors for the Year Ending 31st March 1913, including Abstract Balance Sheet. To be submitted to the Thirty-Sixth Annual General Meeting of the Company on 21st May 1913.200037: The Broxburn Oil Company Limited, Report by the Directors for the Year Ending 31st March 1914.
The Broxburn Oil Company Limited, Report by the Directors for the Year Ending 31st March 1914, including Abstract Balance Sheet. To be submitted to the Thirty-Seventh Annual General Meeting of the Company on 20th May 1914.200038: The Broxburn Oil Company Limited, Report by the Directors for the Year Ending 31st March 1915.
The Broxburn Oil Company Limited, Report by the Directors for the Year Ending 31st March 1915, including Abstract Balance Sheet. To be submitted to the Thirty-Eighth Annual General Meeting of the Company on 19th May 1915.200039: The Broxburn Oil Company Limited, Report by the Directors for the Year Ending 31st March 1916.
The Broxburn Oil Company Limited, Report by the Directors for the Year Ending 31st March 1916, including Abstract Balance Sheet. To be submitted to the Thirty-Ninth Annual General Meeting of the Company on 14th May 1916.200040: The Broxburn Oil Company Limited, Report by the Directors for the Year Ending 31st March 1917.
The Broxburn Oil Company Limited, Report by the Directors for the Year Ending 31st March 1917, including Abstract Balance Sheet. To be submitted to the Fortieth Annual General Meeting of the Company on 23rd May 1917.200041: The Broxburn Oil Company Limited, Report by the Directors for the Year Ending 30th March 1918.
The Broxburn Oil Company Limited, Report by the Directors for the Year Ending 30th March 1918, including Abstract Balance Sheet. To be submitted to the Forty-First Annual General Meeting of the Company on 22nd May 1918.200042: The Broxburn Oil Company Limited, Report by the Directors for the Year Ending 31st March 1919.
The Broxburn Oil Company Limited, Report by the Directors for the Year Ending 31st March 1919, including Abstract Balance Sheet. To be submitted to the Forty-Second Annual General Meeting of the Company on 21st May 1919.200073: The Broxburn Oil Company Limited, Report by the Directors and Balance Sheet for the Year Ending 31st December 1949.
The Broxburn Oil Company Limited, Report by the Directors for the Year Ending 31st December 1949, including Abstract Balance Sheet and Profit and Loss Account. To be submitted to the Seventy-Third Annual General Meeting of the Company on 21st June 1950.200074: The Broxburn Oil Company Limited, Report by the Directors and Balance Sheet for the Year Ending 31st December 1950
The Broxburn Oil Company Limited, Report by the Directors for the Year Ending 31st December 1950, including Abstract Balance Sheet and Profit and Loss Account. To be submitted to the Seventy-Fourth Annual General Meeting of the Company on 27th June 1951.200075: The Broxburn Oil Company Limited, Report by the Directors and Balance Sheet for the Year Ending 31st December 1951.
The Broxburn Oil Company Limited, Report by the Directors for the Year Ending 31st December 1951, including Abstract Balance Sheet and Profit and Loss Account. To be submitted to the Seventy-Fifth Annual General Meeting of the Company on 25th June 1952.200076: The Broxburn Oil Company Limited, Report by the Directors and Balance Sheet for the Year Ending 31st December 1952.
The Broxburn Oil Company Limited, Report by the Directors for the Year Ending 31st December 1952, including Abstract Balance Sheet and Profit and Loss Account. To be submitted to the Seventy-Sixth Annual General Meeting of the Company on 24th June 1953.200077: The Broxburn Oil Company Limited, Report by the Directors and Balance Sheet for the Year Ending 31st December 1953.
The Broxburn Oil Company Limited, Report by the Directors for the Year Ending 31st December 1953, including Abstract Balance Sheet and Profit and Loss Account. To be submitted to the Seventy-Seventh Annual General Meeting of the Company on 16th June 1954.200078: The Broxburn Oil Company Limited, Report by the Directors and Balance Sheet for the Year Ending 31st December 1954.
The Broxburn Oil Company Limited, Report by the Directors for the Year Ending 31st December 1954, including Abstract Balance Sheet and Profit and Loss Account. To be submitted to the Seventy-Eighth Annual General Meeting of the Company on 18th May 1955.200079: The Broxburn Oil Company Limited, Report by the Directors and Balance Sheet for the Year Ending 31st December 1955.
The Broxburn Oil Company Limited, Report by the Directors for the Year Ending 31st December 1955, including Abstract Balance Sheet and Profit and Loss Account. To be submitted to the Seventy-Ninth Annual General Meeting of the Company on 23rd May 1956.200080: The Broxburn Oil Company Limited, Report by the Directors and Balance Sheet for the Year Ending 31st December 1956.
The Broxburn Oil Company Limited, Report by the Directors for the Year Ending 31st December 1956, including Abstract Balance Sheet and Profit and Loss Account. To be submitted to the Eightieth Annual General Meeting of the Company on 8th May 1957.200081: The Broxburn Oil Company Limited, Report by the Directors and Balance Sheet for the Year Ending 31st December 1957.
The Broxburn Oil Company Limited, Report by the Directors for the Year Ending 31st December 1957, including Abstract Balance Sheet and Profit and Loss Account. To be submitted to the Eighty-First Annual General Meeting of the Company on 6th May 1958.200082: The Broxburn Oil Company Limited, Report by the Directors and Balance Sheet for the Year Ending 31st December 1958.
The Broxburn Oil Company Limited, Report by the Directors for the Year Ending 31st December 1958, including Abstract Balance Sheet and Profit and Loss Account. To be submitted to the Eighty-Second Annual General Meeting of the Company on 6th May 1959.200083: The Broxburn Oil Company Limited, Report by the Directors and Balance Sheet for the Year Ending 31st December 1959.
The Broxburn Oil Company Limited, Report by the Directors for the Year Ending 31st December 1959, including Abstract Balance Sheet and Profit and Loss Account. To be submitted to the Eighty-Third Annual General Meeting of the Company on 11th May 1960.200084: The Broxburn Oil Company Limited, Report by the Directors and Balance Sheet for the Year Ending 31st December 1960.
The Broxburn Oil Company Limited, Report by the Directors for the Year Ending 31st December 1960, including Abstract Balance Sheet and Profit and Loss Account. To be submitted to the Eighty-Fourth Annual General Meeting of the Company on 10th May 1961.200085: The Broxburn Oil Company Limited, Report by the Directors and Balance Sheet for the Year Ending 31st December 1961.
The Broxburn Oil Company Limited, Report by the Directors for the Year Ending 31st December 1961, including Abstract Balance Sheet and Profit and Loss Account. To be submitted to the Eighty-Fifth Annual General Meeting of the Company on 10th May 1962.200086: The Broxburn Oil Company Limited, Report by the Directors and Balance Sheet for the Year Ending 31st December 1962.
The Broxburn Oil Company Limited, Report by the Directors for the Year Ending 31st December 1962, including Abstract Balance Sheet and Profit and Loss Account. To be submitted to the Eighty-Sixth Annual General Meeting of the Company on 28th March 1963. On 13th December 1962, The British Petroleum Company Limited acquired the entire shareholding of the Company from Scottish Oils Limited.200123: The Oakbank Oil Company Limited, Report by the Directors and Abstract Balance Sheet for Year Ending 31st March 1909.
The Oakbank Oil Company Limited, Report by the Directors and Abstract Balance Sheet for Year Ending 31st March 1909. To be submitted to the Twenty Fourth Annual General Meeting of the Company on 19th May 1909. Details the: Profit and loss account Dividend recommendations Liabilities Assets The balance sheet also notes that: 'There has been a very heavy fall in prices of products during the year, but the decreased cost of fuel and wages, and other savings, have been sufficient to compensate for this. The Company's pits at Midcalder were closed, and the retorts at Oakbank were stopped in April of this year. The two additional mines at Duddingston have been developed, and the retorting plant at Niddry Castle Works enlarged sufficiently to make good the deficiency of the supply of Crude Oil from the retorts at Oakbank. A new area of rich Shale has been proved close to Oakbank Works. Two mines are being sunk; and, in a year; a sufficient supply of Shale will be fot from this source to enable the Retorting Department at Oakbank to be re-opened. The discovery of this field has added considerably to the Company's reserves of Shale. The extension of the Refinery at Oakbank Works is well in hand, and will be able to undertake the increased quantity of Crude Oil as it comes forward.'200124: The Oakbank Oil Company Limited, Report by the Directors and Abstract Balance Sheet for Year Ending 31st March 1910.
The Oakbank Oil Company Limited, Report by the Directors and Abstract Balance Sheet for Year Ending 31st March 1909. To be submitted to the Twenty-Fifth Annual General Meeting of the Company on the 18th May 1910. Details the: Profit and loss account Dividend recommendations Directors changing or retiring Liabilities Assets The balance sheet also notes: 'While the value of Sulphate of Ammonia has remained steady during the past year, the value of all other products has suffered a further heavy decrease, and is the lowest recorded in the history of the trade. The Shales in the Duddingston Fields continue to develop satisfactorily. The New Mines near Oakbank Works are also opening out well, and will very soon give an output sufficient to enable the Retorting Department at Oakbank Works to be re-started. The extension of the Refinery is practically completed, and has been planned in such a way as to ensure the increased throughput being delt with in the most economical and efficient manner.'200125: The Oakbank Oil Company Limited, Report by the Directors and Abstract Balance Sheet for Year Ending 31st March 1911
The Oakbank Oil Company Limited, Report by the Directors and Abstract Balance Sheet for Year Ending 31st March 1911. To be submitted to the Twenty-Sixth Annual General Meeting of the Company on 17th May 1911. Details the: Profit and loss account Dividends Directors changing or retiring Liabilities Assets The balance sheet also notes that: 'The reduced profits for the year are due to the further heavy fall in the value of the Company's products. Sulphate of Ammonia realised a higher price than during the previous year, and the average value for the year now entered upon may be still greater, but any betterment in this respect cannot make good the further depreciation of the value of the products from Crude Oil, which at present appears inevitable. The Shales in the Duddingston Fields continue to give an ample output for the requirements of Niddry Castly Works. The Newfarm Mines are now developed and giving a considerable output. The Retorts at Oakbank which will deal with this Shale have been thoroughly overhauled and are being put to work. The Refinery alterations and extensions at Oakbank Works are completed and will tend to reduce costs in the future.'200126: The Oakbank Oil Company Limited, Report by the Directors and Abstract Balance Sheet for Year Ending 31st March 1912
The Oakbank Oil Company Limited, Report by the Directors and Abstract Balance Sheet for Year Ending 31st March 1912. To be submitted to the Twenty-Seventh Annual General Meeting of the Company on 22nd May 1912. Details the: Profit and loss account Dividends Directors changing or retiring Liabilities Assets The balance sheet also states that: 'The decreased profit is due to higher costs and lower prices realised for the Company's products. As anticipated, Sulphate of Ammonia has given a larger income, but the products of the Crude Oil have given a very much reduced income. Prices of all our products have, however, recently advanced and are likely to continue for a time on a higher level. On the other hand, the costs are also likely to be higher in the future. The Shale supply continues ample, but the cost of mining is increasing as the workings extend. The Retorts at Oakbank have been in full work since 1st October last, and the Refinery there is now fully equipped and capable of dealing with a much larger quantity of Crude Oil than is at present available.'200127: The Oakbank Oil Company Limited, Report by the Directors and Abstract Balance Sheet for Year Ending 31st March 1913
The Oakbank Oil Company Limited, Report by the Directors and Abstract Balance Sheet for Year Ending 31st March 1913. Details the: Profit and loss account Dividends Directors changing or retiring Liabilities Assets Balance sheet also states that: 'The appreciating in the value of products which set in at the end of last financial year continued, and there is every reason to expect that the present prices will be maintained during the current year, The increase in values will be required, however, to meet the higher cost of fuel, stores, and wages. The troubled ground in Duddingston and New Farm Shalefields has not yet been wholly overcome, but the opening and developing of the Company's Shalefields at Westwood and Easter Breich is now in hand, so that any shortage from teh present mines will be provided for in good time.'200128: The Oakbank Oil Company Limited, Report by the Directors and Abstract Balance Sheet for Year Ending 31st March 1914
The Oakbank Oil Company Limited, Report by the Directors and Abstract Balance Sheet for Year Ending 31st March 1914. To be submitted to the Twenty-Ninth Annual General Meeting of the Company on 13th May 1914. Details the: Profits and loss account Dividends Directors changing or retiring Liabilities Assets The balance sheet also states that: 'The value of products has ruled high during the year, but is now at a much lower level. All costs have also been high, and are unlikely to fall in the same ratio as prices have fallen. The supply of Shale has not been quite equal to teh capacity of the Works, but the development work necessary to meet the deficiency is being carried out as rapidly as possible.'200129: The Oakbank Oil Company Limited, Report by the Directors and Abstract Balance Sheet for Year Ending 31st March 1915.
The Oakbank Oil Company Limited, Report by the Directors and Abstract Balance Sheet for Year Ending 31st March 1915. To be submitted to the Thirtieth Annual General Meeting of the Company on 12th May 1915. Details the: Profit and loss account Dividends Directors changing or retiring Liabilities Assets The balance sheet also states that: 'The price realised for products, particularly for Suplhate of Ammonia and Paraffin Wax, shows a heavy reduction compared with previous year, while little or no saving has been effected in costs. Further, the output of Shale and throughput of Oil has been considerably lessened by the shortage of labour in consequence of the war. In order to continue the supply to the Refinery of the Crude Oil produced by the Dalmeny Oil Company, Limited, it has been found expedient to acquire almost the whole of the Shares of that Company. The capital of the Dalmeny Oil Company, Limited, consists of 2, 700 Preference Shares of £7 each, fully paid, and 5, 400 Ordinary Shares of £8 10s. each, on which £7 has been paid up, and this Company has puchased 2,631 Preference Shares, and 5,282 Ordinary Shares at the price of £3 10s. each.'200130: The Oakbank Oil Company Limited, Report by the Directors and Abstract Balance Sheet for Year Ending 31st March 1916.
The Oakbank Oil Company Limited, Report by the Directors and Abstract Balance Sheet for Year Ending 31st March 1916. To be submitted to the Thirtieth Annual General Meeting of the Company on 17th May 1916. Details the: Profit and loss account Dividends Directors chaning or retiring Liabilities Assets The balance sheet also states that: 'The increased price of the Company's products has been sufficient to meet the higher cost of labour, fuel, pitwood, stores, and transport, but the output of Shale and throughput of Crude Oil have been further diminished through shortage of men.'200131: The Oakbank Oil Company Limited, Report by the Directors and Abstract Balance Sheet for Year Ending 31st March 1917.
The Oakbank Oil Company Limited, Report by the Directors and Abstract Balance Sheet for Year Ending 31st March 1909. To be submitted to the Thirty-Second Annual General Meeting of the Company on 16th May 1917. Details the: Profit and loss account Dividends Directors changing or retiring Liabilities Assets The balance sheet also states that: 'The business of the Company has been carried on under extreme pressure during the year, and no hope of any relief may be expected while the War lasts. Prices have been abnormal, and costs correspondingly high.'200132: The Oakbank Oil Company Limited, Report by the Directors and Abstract Balance Sheet for Year Ending 31st March 1918.
The Oakbank Oil Company Limited, Report by the Directors and Abstract Balance Sheet for Year Ending 31st March 1918. To be submitted to Thirty-Third General Meeting of the Company on 22nd 1918. Details the: Profits and loss account Dividends Directors changing or retiring Liabilities Assets Balance sheet also states that: 'Abnormal conditions have prevailed throughout the year, due to the War, and while with great effort the production has been maintained, it has not been possible to effect any material increase, chiefly owing to shortage of labour. There has been a further considerable advance in the costs of manufacture, and on the other hand higher prices have been obtained. The Directors are pleased to inform the Shareholders that, as a result of negotiations with the Boards of the other Scottish Oil Companies, it has been arranged to form a Central Agency under the Companies Acts as a Private Company with limited liability, for the sale and distribution of the products of all the Companies, and taht a Provisional Agreement has been adjusted, which embodies a working arrangement likely to prove beneficial to all concerned.'200133: The Oakbank Oil Company Limited, Report by the Directors and Abstract Balance Sheet for Year Ending 31st March 1919.
The Oakbank Oil Company Limited, Report by the Directors and Abstract Balance Sheet for Year Ending 31st March 1919, annual Profit and Loss Account. To be submitted to the Thirty-Fourth Annual General Meeting of the Company on 21st May 1919. Details the: Profit and loss account Dividends Directors changing or retiring Liabilities Assets Balance sheet states that: 'The difficulties in carrying on the business of the Company have in no way been mitigated; prices for the most part continued high until the signing of the Armistice, since then they have fallen generally, and are likely to continue doing so in ratio to the reduction in the cost of freight and insurance. On the other hand, costs of manufacture have risen considerably and are not likely to be less in the immediate future. The Scottish Oil Agency, Limited, was registered as a private Company on 16th May, 1918, and actually began operations on 1st October, 1918. The results show a satisfactory saving in the cost of distribution.'200164: The Oakbank Oil Company Limited, Report by the Directors and Balance Sheet for the Year Ended 31st December 1949
The Oakbank Oil Company Limited, Report by the Directors and Balance Sheet for the Year Ended 31st December 1949, including Profit and Loss Account. To be submitted to the Sixty-Fifth Annual General Meeting of the Company on 21st June 1950. Details the: Profits and loss account Directors changing or retiring Share Capital Revenue Reserves and Undistributed Profits United Kingdom Income Tax Current Liabilities and Provision Fixed Assets Trade Investments Current Assets