DescriptionGerald Nolan's pharmacy was on the corner of Ellenborough and Brisbane Streets (known as Nolan's Corner). He had been a chemist in Ipswich since the 1930s. He was an agent for the Golden Casket. This ticket was sold to M Ward. Art Union no. 759 closed 9 February 1943 with 1st Prize of £6000.
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