Corporate Body

Swallow and Ariell Pty Ltd (1854? - 1965)

From
1854?
Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
To
1965
Functions
Food or beverage industry
Location
Melbourne, Victoria

Summary

During the years 1949-1963, many of Australia's major biscuit companies came together. Melbourne based Swallow and Ariell was the last to join, in 1965. This group has operated under the name Arnott's Limited ever since.

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Timeline

 1875 - 1950 C. D. Haywood Pty Ltd
       1854? - 1965 Swallow and Ariell Pty Ltd
             c. 1865 - Arnott's Biscuits Limited

Archival resources

Australian National University Archives

  • Arnotts Ltd - Records, 1899 - 1970, 135; Australian National University Archives. Details

The University of Melbourne Archives

  • Swallow and Ariell Pty. Ltd. - Records, 1885 - 1922, 62/14; The University of Melbourne Archives. Details
  • Swallow and Ariell Pty. Ltd. - Records, 1869 - 1962, 61/35; The University of Melbourne Archives. Details

Published resources

Books

  • Derham, G. A., The First Hundred Years 1854-1954 (Melbourne: Swallow and Ariell, 1954). Details

Resources

See also

  • McCann, Joy; Churchward, Matthew, Victorian steampower : an illustrated social history (Melbourne, Vic.: Victoria Press, 1994), 179 pp. pp.64-65,87. Details

Ailie Smith

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