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Henry Shacklock

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Shacklock was a pioneer in the manufacturing of coal ranges. The Orion range was the main line produced and, by 1894, the company's appliances were being sold throughout New Zealand. The limited liability company of H.E. Shacklock Ltd was formed in 1900 with a capital value of 25,000 pounds. For as
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In the late 1890s, Shacklock became increasingly ill. He suffered from bouts of depression and gradually withdrew from an active role in the company he created. On 17 December 1902, he hanged himself in his Dunedin home. The company went on to produce New Zealand's first electric stove in 1925 but
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Before patenting the range in 1882, Shacklock introduced many features to appeal to potential customers. The curves and angles were designed for aesthetics as well as strength. The fire doors would stay open by themselves, the chimney and flue damper could be removed for cleaning, and the door was
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also made with varying thicknesses to distribute the heat evenly. By the late 1880s, the Orion range grew to include many different models. Those included double ovens, and ones featuring a "destructor" firebox that was advertised as a safe and hygienic way of disposing of kitchen waste.
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In 1873, following requests from his clients and dissatisfaction with his own imported range, Shacklock designed and manufactured a prototype cast iron coal range. He built a "self setting" stove, with specially designed grates and flues, that burned
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acquired H. E. Shacklock Ltd., but the brand continued to dominate the New Zealand domestic appliance market through the era of government protectionism. Fisher and Paykel gradually phased out the Shacklock name from its products.
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that, after various modifications, became the backbone of his business. The company he founded, H.E. Shacklock Ltd., went on to produce the first electric range in New Zealand in 1925.
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and settling on an adjoining section on Grosvenor Street and Park Terrace. He eventually set up his own foundry on Princes Street in January 1872.
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long as coal remained the main source of energy, H.E. Shacklock was the market leader in producing solid fuel ranges and heaters.
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at caversham.otago.ac.nz The Caversham Project, University of Otago Department of History
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OurNew Zealand Heritage: The Histories of the Stevens—Croot Family Heritage; Mary Pearce
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before his fiancée, Elizabeth Bradley, came to join him in New Zealand. He lived in
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coal, unlike the British and American kitset imports which were designed to run on
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on 9 September 1862. Shacklock first gained a job cutting scrub on the
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Photos & engravings archive of Shacklock Orion Black Coal Ranges
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struggled to modernise its operations. In 1955, Auckland company
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The Ironmasters: the first 100 years of H.E. Shacklock Limited
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iron moulder
New Zealand
cast iron
ranges
Kirkby-in-Ashfield
Nottinghamshire
England
Nottingham
Derby
New Zealand
Port Chalmers
Otago Peninsula
Oamaru
Dunedin

lignite
bituminous coal
Orion
astronomy

Princes Street
Fisher and Paykel Ltd
Princes Street
Heritage New Zealand
"H. E. Shacklock Building"
Heritage New Zealand
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Shacklock, Henry Ely

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