Founded in London on September 1, 1837, the Union Bank of Australia Ltd. opened in Launceston in 1838. The first branch was established in Launceston, Tasmania (then, of course, Van Diemen’s Land) on May 1st, 1838, when the Tamar Bank was taken over. A branch at Hobart Town followed in early course. The taking over of the Tamar Bank was
ESA Bank Building, King William St, Adelaide, 1910. The second photograph shows the building on the west side of King William Street in 1895 (a single decker horse tram trundles past horse cabs standing in the centre of the street). The ES&A building is in the centre, with the AMP building on the left. On the right is the premises
The Bank of Adelaide, Georgetown, South
ES&A Bank in a three storey building, 22
George Street, Sydney, 1936. The General
ANZ Bank Chambers, 354-360 George St., S
T&G Building at Christmas, Swanston Stre
Edmund Wright House, 59 King William Str
ANZ predecessor ES&A (ESANDA) introduced
The Bank of Adelaide head office (at rig
Bank of Adelaide, Georgetown, South Aust
