Corporate Body

Eucalyptus Mallee Company (1882 - 1885)

From
1882
Victoria, Australia
To
1885
Functions
Manufacturing industry

Summary

The Eucalyptus Mallee Company was established in 1882 by Alfred Felton, Grimwade and others. The company was Australia's leading eucalyptus oil producers. It had mallee plantations at Antwerp Station - a property on the Wimmera River, near Dimboola, Victoria. In 1885 the company was merged with Bosisto's original business and a firm called J. Bosisto and Co. was formed.

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