what was this person's designation with this company?
Partner in J. A. Holden & Co.
H. A. Frost
partner in J. A. Holden & Co.
when was the first holden made in australia 1948 what is holden? Holden, formerly known as General Motors-Holden, is an Australian automobile marque and former automobile manufacturer, which manufactured cars in Australia before switching to importing cars under the Holden brand. when was it first established? The company was founded in 1856 who was involved in laying the company's foundation? James Alexander Holden where was it established at that time? Adelaide what was the initial business at the time of its establishment? A saddlery business did the founder have anyone from his family who was involved in this mentioned business? J A Holden's eldest son Henry James (HJ) Holden in which year did general motors become a part of this company? 1931 name some vehicle models manufactured by this company who established in 1856. Austin, Chrysler, DeSoto, Morris, Hillman, Humber, Hupmobile, and Willys-Overland, as well GM cars which countries did they export their vehicles to? New Zealand, The Middle East, Fiji and South Africa did they manufacture any sportscars that were used in professional racing events? Australian touring car what happened to this company in 2020? On 17 February 2020, General Motors announced that the Holden brand would be retired by 2021, after GM stated it would not make all right-hand drive vehicles globally, leaving the Australia and New Zealand market altogether, costing close to AUD$1.6 billion. what are the names of some of the employees who worked in this company? UNANSWERABLE what are the names of some of the employees who worked in this company which established in 1856? H. A. Frost
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H. A. Frost [SEP] History
Around 1879 he moved to Adelaide to take a position with J. A. Holden, who on 1 May 1884 took him on as partner in J. A. Holden & Co., which was in a precarious position financially. In August 1885 J. A. Holden sold to his son H. J. Holden and H. A. Frost his interest in the retail arm of the company, which in November 1885 became Holden & Frost. He sold the wholesale business and his Kensington Park mansion with its extensive grounds. Under the terms of the voluntary liquidation the company continued to operate in the premises at 100 Grenfell Street.