A prescription from dental surgeons Oakley and Regan prescribed by Anthony Robertson for Mrs. C. E. Foley and dispensed by B.W. Fox. Amcal Chemistnon-fictionA prescription from Dental Surgeons Oakley and Reganoakley gavan, blackburn road blackburn no 23, foley, amcal pharmacy blackburn

During the 1999 National Arthritis Week (NAW), the Amcal Chemist in Narre Warren South hosted an Arthritis Foundation of Victoria (AFV) poster display. The display featured various AFV posters and brochures, including one titled 'Invest in your Future', featuring journalist and editor, Ita Buttrose. Other posters on display included one of a skeleton, and a 'Make A Splash About Arthritis' poster, featuring AFV's water exercise class program.COL photo of three large posters and several information brochures adorning a shop window.[Handwritten in black ink] Amcal Chemist display - NARRE Warren Sth NAW 1999arthritis foundation of victoria, afv, osteoporosis victoria, ov, national arthritis week, posters, brochures, leaflets, amcal chemist, ita buttrose, skeleton, water exercise, 1999

Donated to Historical Society by Helen Gibson, the first district preschool playleader (early childhood educator). Most probably used to store early childhood materials.12oz tin, labelled 'Farex'. Label is green and white in colour. Cylindrical. "Glaxo Laboratories (Aust) Pty. Ltd" on label."2/-" in pencil on Amcal Chemist label. Stamped "3G".food container

This bottle has been issued to a customer of Shilton's Pharmacy 11 9 Liebig Street, Warrnambool. The bottle contained tablets to be taken for a cold. Harry Shilton bought the business in 1937 and added a chiropody clinic and a hairdressing salon and he was known as the " Man in White.' . In 1953 Harry Shilton took on a partner Alan Anderson . Harry Shilton retired in 1960 and Alan Anderson continued as the proprietor, transferring the partnership to John Lindsay in 1967. The name Shilton was still used until 1972. This bottle is of minor importance as an example of tablets in a bottle as used by customers in the 1960s.A brown glass bottle with a plastic lid. It has a label with red and black printing. The base of the bottle has embedded in it letters and numbers AMCAL CHEMIST SHILTON'S PHARMACY 119 LIEBIG STREET WARRNAMBOOL TEL 2006 M 1017

Object. Glass bottle with black plastic screw top. Green, white & red paper label, with black print Amcal ammoniated tincture of quinnine for relief of colds, influenza.Amcal Chemists. George R.Hore, 432 Collins Street, & 101 Collins Street Melbourne. Phone MU3535.medicine, first aid, quinnine bottle

Owned by Wilma Harris nee. Bowering resident of Merino Victoria.Amcolour 126 film cartridge for instamatic cameras. Cartridge is black with a white and blue label, and black white and red text. Has a image of a cut off piece of film.Amcolor Film for colour prints Red text "126/24' We recommend that this film be returned to your Amcal Chemist for processing womens history, ros harris, merino, photography, kodak

New development at 78 Main Street Greensborough. Photo centres on the Amcal Chemist at 100 Main Street.Digital copy of colour photographmain street greensborough

8638.1 - Brown glass bottle, paper label and cork lid. - Poison - Soln Monacrin 1-1000 - SYKES' PHARMACIES - Amcal Chemists - 523 High St. Croxton JW 3915 - 879 high St. Thornburry JJ 1668

The photograph shows Victorian Railways tram 32 arriving at St Kilda station, crossing Fitzroy St from Grey St, St Kilda, with the conductress standing on the footboard. In the background is an Amcal Chemist. The crossing with the MMTB lines is undergoing repairs.Yields information about the VR St Kilda Tramway and the use of conductresses.Negative - 127 film black and white.tramways, vr, victorian railways, st kilda, st kilda railway station, fitzroy st, grey st, tram 32, conductresses

Pamphlet titled "60 Plus Met ticketing explained", at the time of introduction of Scratch Tickets, for 60 plus travellers, where they could be purchased, and how to use them. Has a section of common questions, what ifs, dates of introduction 1/1/1990. On the rear has the logos of 7 Eleven, Amcal chemists and authorised newsagents, along with The Met.Yields information about the introduction of scratch tickets, Metcards and 60 plus varieties.Document - 3 fold A5 printed on semi gloss paper.trawmays, the met, scratch tickets, metcards, 60 plus

Photo of SECV Geelong tram 20 just west of the Moorabool St intersection, about to use the crossover. The photo is looking west. This crossover was used prior to 1952 for the Eastern Park shuttle. The tram has the destination of East, possibly a run from the depot. Photographer unknown, 1950s. In the background is a Harpers Beauty Salon, Bon Accord Delicatessen, an advert for Sterling paints, the Geelong Post Office, and Dicksons pharmacy / Amcal Chemist.Yields information about Geelong tram 20 and Ryrie St.Black and white photograph with printers dates on the rear. geelong, tramways, ryrie st, tram 20

Yields information about the work preparations for the introduction of buses following the cessation of the tram service - provision of bus stops and the loss of car parks.Black and White copy photograph of a newspaper photograph taken by The Courier - published 19/8/1971 of No. 13 in Bridge St while workmen prepare bus stop on the south side, near Peel St. Has Coles, Maples, Amcal Chemist, Colorado Coffee Lounge, AVCO financial services in the view. See Reg item 1069 for newspaper article that the photo was used in. Collected by Alan Bradley from the Ballarat Courier early 1980's. See Excel file "Record of Ballarat Courier Photos SEC era" (Archive Documents) for source of details.On rear stamped "Copyright, The Ballarat Courier Proprietary Limited."tramways, trams, bridge st, bus stops, closure, tram 13

Pamphlet - 4 page folded from A3 sheet, printed on gloss paper titled "The Met's new Tickets for Trams, trains and buses - Background Information", providing answers to the most often asked questions about the new ticket system - scratch tickets - about costs, availability, what a scratch ticket is, single trip tickets on trams, 60 plus tickets, ticket inspection and removal of conductors and where to buy new tickets. Has the The Met shop, 7 eleven and Amcal chemist logos. To be introduced on 1/12/1989. Two copies heldtrams, tramways, tickets, scratch tickets, conductors, the met

Main Street Shops Patrick Street to St Georges Street - 1998Elders Real Estate, The Top shop Milkbar and three other shop in Patrick Street 2 photos, Big Hill Art & Framing, 2 shops Unknown, Mechanics institute St Vincent De paul Op Shop, Whiting Accountants, Imbros Books, Salvation Army Thrift shop, Curtis & Thomas Charted Accountants, Westpac Bank, Sports Power, Unknown Craft Shop, T.A.B., Perrys Shoes, RetraVision, Kahula Botique, Total Music, Latus Jewellers, Sit of te Bull and Mout Hotel, Earles Festiva Supermarket, Rotunda in the Mall removed when the Mall Was, Boags Cycles and Sports, Haymes Mensland, Gar-El - Attrills Florest, Civic Store, Stawell News Agency, Pleezall Cafe, M ined r Pic, Gold Reef Greeting Cards and Gifts, Public Information Centre, Amcal Chemist, Aquarius Milkbar, Classic Shoes, Sheer Illusions, Gold Reef Chinese Restaurant, Blizzard Optometirist, Toyworld, Post Office Arcade was Post Office Hotel, MItre 10 Timber Yard, David O Jones Mitre 10, Sniff "N" Tell, Unkown Clothing Shop, Think of Me Gift Shop, Stawell Florists, Goodonya Sports, Slavation Army Thrift Shop, Chris & Di's Pies, Salon 74 Hairdresser, Town Hall Sandwich Bar, Rauncy Rooster, Townhall Hotel. Peter Steggall Physiotherapist, Stawell Time News Office, Stawell Bakery, C.E.S , Department of Human Services, Salvation army Citadel, Two Shops Unoccupied at time of Photo.stawell

These photographs, taken by The Advocate in 1990, provide views of Glengala Road Shopping Centre, Sunshine West, looking east from Simmie Street towards Oldfield Street / ST. Andrew Street. The images document the appearance of Sunshine West's principal commercial precinct. Visible in the photographs are a range of businesses that served the local community, including D. & H. Hardware Store, Butcher Shop, Milk Bar, K. W. Hales Real Estate, Sunshine Dry Cleaners, ANZ Bank, Fantasia Florist, Amcal Chemist, State Bank of Victoria, TAB and Glengla Hot Food. The Glengala Road shopping strip in Sunshine West emerged during the 1960s–1970s, following post‑war suburban expansion. Its earliest shops appeared in the mid‑1920s, but the area did not become a true neighbourhood shopping centre until the post‑war immigration boom transformed Sunshine West into a residential suburb. Mid‑1920s — First development begins, The Glengala Estate was laid out west of Kororoit Creek. Sunshine West was still semi‑rural, with the Sunshine Golf Club as one of the few landmarks. No substantial shopping strip existed yet. 1950s–1960s — Post‑war immigration boom Sunshine West expanded rapidly as new housing estates were built. Migrant families (Maltese, Greek, Italian, Yugoslav, later Vietnamese) settled in the area. This population growth created demand for a local shopping centre. 1960s — The Glengala Road shops emerge The strip between 66–88 Glengala Road becomes the core of the neighbourhood centre. By 1965, shops included: Furniture store (Aguis C.F.) Hardware store (Agius Carmelo “Charles”) Fruiterers Butcher Photo studio Confectioners Dry cleaners 1970s — Growth and diversification By 1970, the strip had expanded to include: Greek Club (community hub) Dry cleaners Blinds shop TAB Confectioners Butcher Furniture and hardware stores Late 1970s — Mixed‑business era By 1977, the strip included: Milk bar / mixed business Western & Continental Bread bakery TAB Other small retailers 1990s — Mature neighbourhood centre Photographs from 1992 show Glengala Road as a fully developed suburban shopping strip with bakeries, cafés, small retailers, and community activity.The images provide a valuable record of the commercial activity, small businesses and streetscape of central Sunshine West at the beginning of the 1990s, illustrating the diverse range of services and enterprises that contributed to the economic and social life of Sunshine West.6842.01 - Glengala Shopping Centre Glengala Road Sunshine West 1990 Photographs (Advocate 492.3).JPG 6842.02 - Glengala Shopping Centre Glengala Road Sunshine West 1990 Photographs (Advocate 492.3).JPG 6842.03 - Glengala Shopping Centre Glengala Road Sunshine West 1990 Photographs (Advocate 492.3).JPG 6842.04 - Glengala Shopping Centre Glengala Road Sunshine West 1990 Photographs (Advocate 492.3).JPG 6842.05 - Glengala Shopping Centre Glengala Road Sunshine West 1990 Photographs (Advocate 492.3).JPG 6842.06 - Glengala Shopping Centre Glengala Road Sunshine West 1990 Photographs (Advocate 492.3).JPGglengala road shopping centre, glengala road, sunshine west

These photographs, taken by The Advocate in 1990, provide views of Hampshire Road, Sunshine, looking north and south towards Devonshire Road. The images document the appearance of Sunshine's principal commercial street and capture the character of the town centre during a period of ongoing change and development. The images capture various business including ANZ Bank, Coles Store, Toy World, Hot Beard Kitchen, Kontek Arcade, Sweet Cady, Routley's, Devons Coffee Louge, John Kontek & Sons, Rainbow Dry Cleaners, Jewellers & Watchmaker, Klein's Mensland, Top to Tow Children's Footwear, Eastcost, Amcal Chemist, HFC Financial Service, Ireland's Florist A Bouquet of Flowers, Sunshine Jewellers, HimShe's for Hair, Rule's Wool Shop, Rainbow Video, Rena Ware and Professional Performance. Hampshire Road became Sunshine’s main shopping centre in the early 1900s, expanded rapidly through the 1920s–1930s, flourished as a social hub in the post‑war decades, and remains the suburb’s central commercial strip. Early 1900s – First commercial strip forms The section between 72–98 Hampshire Road began trading in the first part of the 1900s, with early businesses including hairdressers, fruiterers, grocers, confectioners, newsagents, fishmongers, and tobacconists. 1920s–1930s – Rapid expansion of shops Multiple shop rows were built during this period, including: 68–70 Hampshire Road (built 1925) 72–98 Hampshire Road (shops operating by 1926–1930) 107–117 Hampshire Road (shops built 1923–1925) Businesses included grocers, butchers, confectioners, wood yards, dairies, and general stores—typical of a growing working‑class industrial suburb. 1930s–1940s – Social and civic hub emerges The strip became a major meeting place, especially around Homewood’s Café at 107–109 Hampshire Road, famous for its jukebox and proximity to the Sunshine Theatre, Town Hall, and Masonic Hall. It was a magnet for teenagers, servicemen, and families. Post‑war era – Consolidation as Sunshine’s main centre After WWII, Hampshire Road remained the suburb’s busiest commercial spine. Key features included: Cafés and milk bars Butchers and grocers Newsagents Timber yards Small specialty shops This period cemented Hampshire Road as Sunshine’s civic heart. 1960s – Renaming and redevelopment The section near the Town Hall (107–117 Hampshire Road) was renamed Sun Crescent in the 1960s, reflecting changes in road layout and civic planning Late 20th century – Modernisation Some older shop rows were demolished or redeveloped into service stations, townhouses, or new commercial buildings. Examples include: Demolition of the shop at 72 Hampshire Road (formerly Ted Whitten’s Foodland) Redevelopment of timber yards into townhouse complexes 2000s–present – Contemporary Sunshine CBD Hampshire Road continues as the primary retail and civic axis of Sunshine, hosting: Restaurants and cafés Grocers and specialty stores Medical clinics Banks and services Civic buildings and public spaces It remains the anchor of Sunshine’s designated Major Activity Centre.These photographs are significant for documenting Hampshire Road, Sunshine's principal commercial street, during the early 1990s. They provide a valuable record of the appearance, layout and activity of the town centre at a time of ongoing change and development.6841.01 - Sunshine Shopping Centre Hampshire Road Sunshine 1988 Photographs (Advocate 497.2).JPG 6841.02 - Sunshine Shopping Centre Hampshire Road Sunshine 1988 Photographs (Advocate 497.2).JPG 6841.03 - Sunshine Shopping Centre Hampshire Road Sunshine 1988 Photographs (Advocate 497.2).JPG 6841.04 - Sunshine Shopping Centre Hampshire Road Sunshine 1988 Photographs (Advocate 497.2).JPG 6841.05 - Sunshine Shopping Centre Hampshire Road Sunshine 1988 Photographs (Advocate 497.2).JPG 6841.06 - Sunshine Shopping Centre Hampshire Road Sunshine 1988 Photographs (Advocate 497.2).JPG 6841.07 - Sunshine Shopping Centre Hampshire Road Sunshine 1988 Photographs (Advocate 497.2).JPG 6841.08 - Sunshine Shopping Centre Hampshire Road Sunshine 1988 Photographs (Advocate 497.2).JPG 6841.09 - Sunshine Shopping Centre Hampshire Road Sunshine 1988 Photographs (Advocate 497.2).JPG 6841.10 - Sunshine Shopping Centre Hampshire Road Sunshine 1988 Photographs (Advocate 497.2).JPG 6841.11 - Sunshine Shopping Centre Hampshire Road Sunshine 1988 Photographs (Advocate 497.2).JPG 6841.12 - Sunshine Shopping Centre Hampshire Road Sunshine 1988 Photographs (Advocate 497.2).JPG 6841.13 - Sunshine Shopping Centre Hampshire Road Sunshine 1988 Photographs (Advocate 497.2).JPG 6841.14 - Sunshine Shopping Centre Hampshire Road Sunshine 1988 Photographs (Advocate 497.2).JPGsunshine shopping centre, hampshire road, sunshine

Photographs taken by teacher at Pleasant Creek Training Centre to help train students in living skills and becoming familiar with what shops sold. Part of socializing students for leaving the training centre.Main Street Stawell. Showing shops and businesses in Main Street. education, shops, main street, streetscape

Bottle of Brilliantine with partially used contentsAmcal / Brilliantine/ Lavender perfume / Excellent for wave set/ Glossy hair dressing / Packed Especially for/ Allied Master Chemists of Australia Ltd

TROVE : The Age (Melbourne, Vic. : 1854 - 1954), Sat 26 Oct 1940, Page 14, SITUATIONS VACANT. Boy, messenger, good wages. F. H. R. Brady, A.M.C.A.L. chemist. 511 High-st.. E. Prahran. Hexagonal clear amber glass bottle, half full of clear liquid with cork stopper. Bottle has 3 plain sides, one with paper label attached, two sides with stippled 'x' pattern, one side with embossed text and numeral. Embossed logo on base.Embossed text on side 'NOT TO BE TAKEN' and '4' near base. on base '4' AGM logo over 'M422M', over 'O'. paper label with indistinct text . Typewritten 'THE LINAMENT Use as directed before .........op.....7/.......'. Printed blue band, text and logo ' AMCAL' under Amcal logo. 'QUALITY & SERVICE'.chemist, amber glass, amcal, dispensery