by Valda | July 19, 2020 | Biographies, Low-Kelso Line
© 1975 Basil Low (aged 86 at the time ) I left Auckland in July 1921 with my wife Elsie and little son David and arrived in Sydney a few days later to immediately make arrangements to form a £50,000 company to exploit my invention known as The Perfume...
by Valda | July 16, 2020 | Biographies, Low-Kelso Line
When Basil was discharged from the Army in November 1918, he did not re-apply to join Mr Moss’ company as it was “in a bad way and was slowly going down hill as work was generally non-existent”. The following February he was employed by Hutchinson’s Scales Australia...
by Valda | May 23, 2019 | Biographies, Low-Kelso Line
Bas spoke to Mr Ernest Moss about the new stamping machines that had been reported as landing in Australia. Mr Moss got him a position at the Maritime Wireless Company Ltd in Avoca Street, Randwick in NSW. This company had just installed £30,000 worth of the latest...
by Valda | February 5, 2018 | Biographies, Low-Kelso Line
The Automatic Stamping Machine Company Limited On his return from Lake Tekapo, his good friend Edgar Pannell suggested he consider starting in employment with Mr Ernest Moss, and his company, The Automatic Stamping Machine Company Limited.… Read the...
by Valda | February 5, 2018 | Biographies, Low-Kelso Line
The recognised age to commence a career in those days was considered to be 14, and Basil’s was decided one day when his father enquired as to his fancy. He had developed a tendency towards animals and farming along with an interest in things mechanical and...
