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Draft agreement of purchase between The Bacon Company of Ireland Limited of the first part and [blank] of the second part of the Bacon Factory of O’Mara Limited at Roche’s Street in the city of Limerick with the retail shop of Richard Ray Limited forming part thereof; the bacon factory of the Claremorris Bacon Company Limited at Claremorris, County Mayo; and the factory and premises of the Donegal Bacon Company Limited at Letterkenny, county Donegal. For related correspondence, see P40/1/2/2/16.

Typed summary of Companies Acts Amendment Bill 1958.

This sub-series contains correspondence conducted by O'Mara Limited and The Bacon Company of Ireland.

Letters from James (Jim) O’Mara, mainly at Donnelly Limited Bacon Curers, Dublin, to his brother Stephen O’Mara relating to business matters, mainly the number of pigs killed, problems with taint in bacon, the fluctuations in pork trade, the issue of amalgamation, and the sale of James O’Mara’s shares to his brothers Stephen and Alphonsus (Phonse); also a small number of letters of purely social and domestic nature. One of the letters has been addressed to Alphonsus O’Mara. In three folders.

Correspondence, mainly with Little, Ó hUadhaigh & Proud Solicitors, 12 Dawson Street, Dublin, relating to accounting discrepancies uncovered within the company.

Correspondence with Little Ó hUadhaigh & Proud Solicitors, 12 Dawson Street, Dublin, mainly relating to the purchase of land from Mrs Killeen by Claremorris Bacon Company Limited; the Senator Stephen O’Mara Fund; and an exchange of shares with Donegal Bacon Company Limited and the transfer of qualifying shares to directors of the latter. In two folders.

Correspondence, mainly with Proud & Walsh Solicitors, 4-5 Trinity Street, Dublin, relating to the proposed sale of the O’Mara bacon business to a co-operative society. Also assorted handwritten calculations and an annual report of the 12th annual general meeting of the Bacon Company of Ireland Limited for the year ended 31 December 1949.

Correspondence with Proud & Walsh Solicitors, 4-5 Trinity Street, Dublin, mainly relating to the transfer of shares; appointment of Proud as director of the Bacon Company of Ireland Limited; fire and general insurance policies; and deterioration of a shipment of pork to Donegal by Claremorris Bacon Company. In two folders.

Correspondence with Proud & Walsh Solicitors, 4-5 Trinity Street, Dublin, mainly relating to the recovery of debt owed by a London firm; memorandum and articles of the Limerick Clothing Factory Limited; the 1953 Factories Bill; directors’ fees; O’Brien Trusteeships concerning John and Ida O’Brien; acquisition of shares in the Four Courts Hotel Limited; annual general meetings of the Bacon Company of Ireland Limited; and Companies Acts. In two folders.

This sub-series contains assorted correspondence of business nature conducted by Stephen O'Mara junior.