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Journal Article

Author
Guthrie, F. B.
Title
Presidential address
In
Journal and proceedings of the Royal Society of New South Wales
Imprint
vol. 38, 1904, pp. 8-10
Description

Includes (pp. 5-16) "On the present position of chemistry and of chemists in New South Wales" (which includes biographical information on James S. Norrie and Charles Watt).

Keywords: obituary, J.S. Norrie; Norrie, James Smith, obituary; government analyst; lecture.
Type of Chemistry: biographical; general

Source
CIAB-Collins

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