Corporate Body

G. R. Nicholas & Co (1916 - 1921)

From
1916
Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
To
1921
Functions
Pharmaceuticals or Medical Aids
Location
Melbourne, Victoria

Summary

G. R. Nicholas & Co. was established in Melbourne in 1916. The firm produced aspirin. In 1921 the company was succeeded by Nicholas Pty Ltd.

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Timeline

 1916 - 1921 G. R. Nicholas & Co
       1921 - c. 1984 Nicholas Pty Ltd

Published resources

Books

  • Smith, Robert Grenville and Barrie, Alexander, Aspro:how a family business grew up (Melbourne: Nicholas International Ltd., 1976). Details

Resources

See also

Ailie Smith

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