Note the old Waterhouse Chambers.
Still standing very much as it did over 140 yrs ago
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| King William Street, Rundle Mall corner. Note the old Waterhouse Chambers. Still standing very much as it did over 140 yrs ago |
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| During the early 1900s, this section of King William Street, housed such businesses as: Jackman's dining rooms; Charles Well's chemist shop; F.H. Faulding's offices and laboratory; and William Main's chemist shop. | ||||||||||||