Identity area
Type of entity
Trade union
Authorized form of name
Advertiser Chapel
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Other form(s) of name
- Advertiser Linotype Chapel
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Description area
Dates of existence
c. 1858 - c. 1968
History
The Advertiser Chapel reformed on 27 March 1863 and it is likely that it was first formed in 1858 when the South Australian Advertiser newspaper started publication. After the South Australian Typographical Society was established in 1874, members of the Chapel were required to be members of the Society, and of its successors the Printing Industry Employees' Union and the Printing and Kindred Industries Union, South Australian Branch.
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South Australia
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Representation for printers
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Related entity
South Australian Typographical Society (1874 - 1916)
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Entered from deposit description on 17 December 2012
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Sources
Hagan, James. Printers and Politics: A History of the Australian Printing Unions 1850-1950 (Australian National University Press in association with the Printing and Kindred Industries Union, Canberra, 1966)