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Storekeepers or Health Professionals; pharmacists in Adelaide 1870-1930
Storekeepers or Health Professionals; pharmacists in Adelaide 1870-1930
Peter Donovan
The original volume aimed to examine a variety of aspects of the life of the City of Adelaide during the years when William Shakespeare was an inspector on the staff of the City Corporation. This essay was based on a history of Faulding commissioned to mark the 150th anniversary of the founding of the business in 1845. The history of the business was published in 1995 under the title, The Faulding Formula: a History of FH Faulding & Co Ltd.
This essay was first published in Brian Dickey (ed), William Shakespeare’s Adelaide 1860-1930, Adelaide, Association of Professional Historians, 1992, pp.147-158, and is reprinted here with minor changes.
Peter Donovan is the Managing Partner of Donovan & Associates, a firm of history and historic conservation consultants. He has written many books and articles about the history of SA and the Northern Territory and managed a great many heritage surveys that have been concerned with identifying and documenting items considered to be of cultural heritage significance.
Tags:
Bickford William,
eucalyptus oil,
Faulding & Co,
Grabia Herbert,
manufacturing chemists,
Paxton William,
Pharmaceutical Society,
pharmacists,
Pharmacy Act 1891,
Poisons Act 1862,
Scammell Alfred,
Scammell Luther,
Young James
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