Medical reception, Thursday, 26th January, 1911 / Bovril Ltd.

  • Bovril Limited
Date:
1911
Catalogue details

Licence: Public Domain Mark

Credit: Medical reception, Thursday, 26th January, 1911 / Bovril Ltd. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    boxes, nailed and sent down, ready for despatch, to floor below. (Thence down by North Tower Staircase to Room No. 14.) ROOMS Nos. 14, 15, and 16 to-day are used as Luncheon Rooms, but on ordinary occasions are used as Despatch and Shipping Rooms. ‘There is no country in the world where Bovril cannot now be obtained, and in the busy season 100 tonsa day are often despatched. Visitors proceed by South-West Staircase to Room No. 17. ROOM No. 17. There are three boilers, 27 te 30 feet long; working at a pressure of 150 lbs., also superheaters and economiser for heating water previous to entering boiler. Visitors please avoid entering the Dynamo Room, lest their Watches be affected by the Current. ROOM No. 18. Engine House, contains :— One 100 h.-p. Willan’s Engine and E.C.C, Dynamo (Combination). One roo h.-p. Davy Paxman and E.C.C. Dynamo (Combination). ES
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