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Richard Smith-CEO Harris Scarfe. Richard Smith (27 July 1836 [a] – 27 March 1919) was a partner and managing director of the Adelaide, South Australia, firm of George P. Harris, Scarfe & Co., later known as Harris Scarfe. His son Harold Law-Smith was prominent in the history of the company.
Harris Scarfe's relationship with Debenhams "played a key role in the insolvency of Harris Scarfe which would fall into administration in December 2020." [ 25 ] During April 2018, they launched a new collection with Jamie Durie , TV personality The Outdoor Room named Jamie Durie by Ardor [ 26 ] which is a casual bed linen product range.
George Scarfe (c. 1826 – 14 April 1903) was an English-born merchant in Adelaide, South Australia, a partner in the firm of George P. Harris, Scarfe, & Co., later known as Harris Scarfe. Scarfe was called a "genius of commerce", [ 1 ] he was largely credited with the firm's early success and gained great personal wealth.
Spotlight Group Holdings Pty Ltd (SGH) is an Australian retail conglomerate and one of the country's largest private companies.Its Spotlight Retail Group division operates fabric and craft store chain Spotlight, outdoor retailers Anaconda and Mountain Designs, and department store chain Harris Scarfe.
Following Target's operating loss of $43m in 2001, the chain's format was repositioned to compete less with Kmart, Woolworths's Big W, Harris Scarfe and The Warehouse, and more with Myer, with a focus on "middle class" quality products, especially clothing and home wares. In 1998, Coles Myer opened the first Megamart store, in Coorparoo ...
Harris Scarfe, an Australian retailer, formerly 'George P. Harris, Scarfe & Co.' Scarfies, a 1999 New Zealand black comedy film; Scarfie, a student at the University of Otago, Dunedin, Otago, South Island, New Zealand; Scarf (disambiguation) All pages with titles beginning with Scarfe; All pages with titles containing Scarfe
In 1864 Harris established a second store at Gawler Place, [4] while Scotsman William Fraser and another employee, George Scarfe, ran the Hindley Street business [5] as Scarfe & Fraser. They began selling off stock at discounted prices in March 1866 [ 6 ] and the partnership was dissolved in August of that year, when it was revealed Harris had ...
An induction cooktop involves the electrical heating of a cooking vessel by magnetic induction instead of by radiation or thermal conduction from an electrical heating element or from a flame. Because inductive heating directly heats the vessel, very rapid increases in temperature can be achieved and changes in heat settings are fast, similar ...