Henry Hinsby - a distinguished apothecary of Hobart Town 1816-1888

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This book is a biography of Henry Hinsby, apothecary /pharmacist, who arrived in Hobart Town, Tasmania from England in 1835.

Hinsby worked for the Convict Department but was established as a chemist and druggist in Elizabeth Street by the late 1840s and became a leading citizen and a prominent member of the Baptist church. His apothecary chest - with medicine bottles, jars and a measuring cup - survived and is now in the collection of the Tasmanian Museum and Art Gallery, TMAG.

Published: 2010
Format: softcover
Pages: 190
Illustrations: black and white, some with a touch of colour
Some copies have been signed by the author
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SKU SKU18482

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Weight 0.60 kg

Author Terese Binns

ISBN 9780980826500

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