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1837-1984 Series Description

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The work of the Colonial Secretary's Office touched upon nearly every aspect of colonial South Australian life, being the primary channel of communication between the general public and the Government.

Series date range 1837 – 1984

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Contents Correspondence beginning in A

Subjects include inquests, land ownership and development, public works, Aborigines, exploration, legal matters, social welfare, mining, transport, flora and fauna, agriculture, education, religious matters, immigration, health, licensed premises, leases, insolvencies, defence, police, gaols and lunatics.

Note: State Records has public access copies of this correspondence on microfilm in our Research Centre.

For further details of the correspondence numbering system, and the microfilm locations, see following page.

2 December 2015

GRG 24/4 (1837-1856) AND GRG 24/6 (1842-1856)

Index to Correspondence of the Colonial Secretary's Office, including some newspaper references

HOW TO USE THIS SOURCE

References Beginning with an 'A'

For example: A (1849) 1159, 1458

These are letters to the Colonial Secretary (GRG 24/6)

The part of the reference in brackets is the year ie. (1849)

The last part of the reference are the letter numbers ie. 1159, 1458

0 . . fil . D b~ fl' . th M. fil n micro 1 m 1n rawers ............ 1n e 1cro 1 m area

References beginning with any other letter of the alphabet

For example: Q (1849) 445, 476

These are letters from the Colonial Secretary (GRG 24/4)

The part of the reference in brackets is the year ie. (1849)

The last part of the reference is the page numbers ie. 445, 476

On microfilm in Drawer~.:£. ..... in the Microfilm Area

'W Fin' references refer to GRG 24/20 in Drawer.~ ...... in the Microfilm Area

'S.A .. Aug. 28, 1849 .. 2C, 3C' type references refer to the early newspapers held by the State Library of SA

ABBERTON, immigrant ship. Miscellaneous papers.

A (1846) 1493, 1494, 1509, 1514, 1521. M (1846) 194, 201, 207. A ( 1847) 1 • N (1847) 8.

ABBOTT, Daniel. Tried in Supreme Court. A (1856) 544.

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ABBOTT, Francis W. Appointed smith's boy in the Assay Office. A (1852) 2970. T (1852) 896.

ABBOTT, Frederick. Acquitted of a charge of theft. A ( 1851 ) 1 560.

ABBOTT, George. Presides at the first election of aldermen and councillors in West Norwood Ward. To act as collector. A (1853) 924.

ABBOTT, Giles. Outstanding claims on the Government. A ( 1845) 124.

ABBOTT, Jacob. Report on the work of the Sunday School at Walkerville. A ( 1844) 14?9.

His school in Gilbert Street. A (1847). 1229!, 1392.

Statistics of his school in Gilbert Street. A ( 1848) 4 35, 601 , 602,. 96 3. p ( 1848) 1 57, 173.

ABBOTT, James. Clerk to Strathalbyn District Council. A (1855) 1169.

ABBOTT, M. Senior. A resident on the Park Lands. D (1839) 64.

ABBOTT, N.H. Requesting copy of correspondence relating to fees received in public works department. A (1856) 948.

ABBOTT, Robert. Inquest in his death. (Son Jf John Charles Abbott) A (1852) 1053.

ABBOTT, Samuel. Ranger and inspector of brancls for Strathalbyn District Council. A (1855) 1169.

ABBOTT, Thomas. Contractor for stone. A ( 1849) 1407.

ABBOTT, Thomas. Contractor for making a road near Dry Creek. A (1849) 223li-. Q (1849) 627, 628.

;;.BBuTT~ Thomas. On tl1e IL-.st Ya·cala District Council, providing certain boundaries are unchanged. A (1853) 1148. u (1853) 385.

ABBOTT, W.H. Irregular acceptance of fees from contractors. Resignation as a temporary officer in the Colonial Architects Office. A (1855) 3980, 4186-88. 1; ! ( ·1 8 s 5 ) 91 (, - 1 7 •

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ABBOTT, W.H. Forwards application for appointment as draftsman at Public Works Office. A (1856) 2910.

ABELL. Thomas. Seeks admission to the Ho~pital. A 1: 1 R/!6) 1350.

ABERCROMBIE, Mrs. A lunatic. A (1850) 555. R ( 1850) 173.

ABERCRCMBIE, Adam. Fails to fulfil his contract. A (1843) 842, 852.

ABERCROMBIE, Adam. Tender accepted for the supply of timber. G ( 184 3) 209.

ABERCROMBIE, Adam. Claim for dray supplied to Sturt's exploring expedition. A (1844) 938. H ( 1 844 ) 1 7 2 •

ABERCROMBIE, P. Protests against the decision of the Government to combine the Queen's Wharf and the Government warehouse in one ·lease. A (1851) 870. s ( 1 851 ) 176.

ABERDEEN See Burra, town.

ABERNETHY, N.G. Appointed as Engineer to Supt of Works of the Harbour Trust in the colony. A (1856) 2332. X Finance (1856) 238.

ABORIGINAL RESERVES See Land - Aboriginal reserves.

ABORIGINES For the quarterly reports of the Protector, see Protector of Aborigines.

ABORIGINES Protector to receive oatmeal and rice from the public stores. B (1837) 68.

ABORIGINES Botanic Garden to be used as a temporary native location. B ( 1837) 68.

ABORIGINES Reparation for shooting of do.gs owned by natives. B (1837) 78, 89.

ABORIGINES Their objection to boiled oatmeal. B (1837) 88.

ABORIGINES C ;_)J11pL:ilrd:; by Dr. Wright. B ( 1837) 104, 1 05.

ABORIGINES Complaint by John Morphett. B (1837) 120.

ABORIGINES Interpreter appointed. B (1837) 291, 294.

ABORIGINES Committee to be appointed to hear complaints by

c (1838) 48, 51, 52.

• . '£0-° .'_-.'. :,•~ 3

ABORIGINES Trial of natives charged with recent murders and the killing of sheep. D ( 1839) 92, 94.

ABORIGINES Rewards for natives who assisted in the search for the murderers of Gilles' shepherd. D (1839) 91~.

ABORIGINES Relief for starving natives near the River Para. D . ( 1839) 139, 140.

ABORIGINES Resignation of W. Oldham as teacher. f) (1840) 209.

ABORIGINES Presence of about 400 hostile natives near Lyndoch. D (1840) 320.

ABORIGINES Scheme for inculcation of industrious habits. Ad. Chron. Feb. 18, 1840. 3E. Ad. Chron. Feb. 25, 1840. 2D.

ABORIGINES Their customs, weapons, etc. Reg. Feb. 22, 1840. 3D.

ABORIGINES Captain Grey's suggestions for civilizing them. Reg. April 18, 1840. 5C •. S.A. April 23, 1840. 5E.

AB.ORIGINES Instructor and his wife to be dismissed. E ( 1841 ) 118.

ABORIGINES Affrays at J. Hope's station on the Wakefield. E (1841) 238 twice.

ABORIGINES Steps taken to compel natives to keep their dogs under control. E ( 1 84 1 ) 2 6 3 •

ABORIGINES Legal action against natives murdering one another. E (1842) 400. A (1849) 999, 1054, 1449.

ABORIGINES Distribution of clothes and food on the Queen's .Birthday. A ( 1842) 38, 63. E (1842) 460, 499. A l 1 84 3 ) 6 08 • G 1843) 168. A 1844) 503. ·A (1845) 252, 739. G (1845) 773, 836, 837. L (1846) 229-231. A (1847) 441, 930. N ( 184 7) 1 87. p (1848) 234. A )1849) 589, 929. Q )1849l ~87, 274. A \18~0 619, 1033. R (1850 180, 265.

ABORIGINES Complaint about their lack of clothing. A ( 1842) 39. E (1842) 472.

ABORIGINES A (1842) ~'. (-! ~42) A (1843) F (1843)

Representation by counsel in court. 404, 807. 1 'Jh, 92. 338.

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ABORIGINES Annual fight on the Park Lands. Ad. Exam. Dec. 17, 1842. 3C.

ABORIGINES Objection to the presence of naked blacks in the Adelaide streets. Ad. Exam. March 10, 1842. 2B, 2C.

ABORIGINES Defended against the Rev. C.G. Teichelmann's charges of "stubborness and depravity". Ad. Exam. Sept. 24, 1842. 2C.

ABORIGINES Employed in farm work. Ad. Exam. Dec. 17, 1842. 2D.

ABORIGINES Judge declines to try them without the services of an interpreter. A (1843) 91.

ABORIGINES Their legal disabilities. A ( 1 84 3) 1 70.

ABORIGINES Inter-tribal battle expected at Glenelg. A (1843) 466, 524. G (1843) 82 twice, 83, 132.

ABORIGINES A (1843) G (1843) A .( 1844)

Issue of blankets. 947. 116. 244.

ABORIGINES Enquiry as to the necessity for holding an inquest on a native woman killed by her husband. A (1843) 1034.

ABORIGINES Long report by M. Moorhouse on their habits, weapons, diseases, etc. A ( 184 3) 1234.

ABORIGINES Statistics of convictions •. A ( 184 3) 1251 L

ABORIGINES Difficulty of interpreting their evidence, administering oaths, etc. G (1843) 267. A ( 1844) 523. A (1847) 82,· 220, 383!, 1164. N ( 1 84 7 ) · 11 9 • A (1848) 464. A ·(1849) 1908.

ABORIGINES Provision of ciothing for the children. G (1843) 299.

ABORIGINES Their comparative nudity gives offence in Adelaide. Ad. Exam. Jan. 25, 1843. 1B.

ABORIGINES Diseased natives bathe in the Torrens at the spot ~sed by the water-carriers. Ad. Exam. Jan. 25, 1843. 1A. Ad. Exam. Jan. 28, 1843. 2C.

ABORIGINES Best means of civilizing them discussed by the Adelaide Literary and Scientific Association and Mechanics' Institute. Reg; Feb. 18, 1843. 2A. Ad. Exam. Feb. 25, 1843. 3B. S.fa, Feb, 28, 184~. 2D.

ABORIGINES A ( 1844) H (1844) A ( 1846) 0 ( 1947)

Several taken to England by E.J. Eyre. 1165. 245. 34. 40.

ABORIGINES ~ewards of blankets for assisting the police. H ( 1 844) 3 3 2.

ABORIGINES Serious epidemic of itch. A ( 1845) 35.

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ABORIGINES Melons for native boys visiting the horticultural show. A ( 1 84 5 ) 1 6 7 • G (1845) 739.

ABORIGINES Amelioration of conditions in gaol. G (1845) 863, 864.

ABORIGINES Proposal for putting young natives to work as married couples. A (1846) 270.

ABORIGINES Apparent immunity from whooping cough. A (1846) 434,

ABORIGINES Proposed marriage of children to prevent their going bush. A (1846) 520, 567. L (1846) 293.

ABORIGINES Report by the Protector on the value of their evidence at trials. A (1846) 879.

ABORIGINES Erection of sheds for the use of natives frequenting the outskirts of Adelaide. A (1846) 907. L (1846) 348.

ABORIGINES First case of mental derangement. A ( 1 846) 1 008.

ABORIGINES Boy to learn bricklaying. A (1847) 125.

ABORIGINES Judge Cooper's notes on certain native prisoners. 'A (1847) 351.

ABORIGINES Supplied with fish-hooks. N ( 1 84 7) 1 87 •

ABORIGINES Plans to prevent vagrancy. Restricted area in the Park Lands for their wurlies. A ( 1847) 440. N ( 1 84 7 ) 1 88 •

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ABORIGINES Instructions for the issue of blankets and flour. N ( 1 84 7) 1 96 •

ABORIGINES Registration system. N ( 1 84 7) 1 96 , 1 97.

ABORIGINES Adelaide tribe given quarters on the south bank of the Torrens. Other tribes to remain on the north bank. 0 (1847) 226.

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ABORIGINES Proposed issue of rations by police in country districts. A (1847) 441.

ABORIGINES Employed in breaking stones for Adelaide streets. A (1847) 644. N r-1s47) 273.

ABORIGINES Terms of remuneration of counsel appearing in court for native prisoners. N (1847) 310. A ( 1 84 7 ) 11 4 7. 0 ( 1847) 97.

ABORIGINES Sunday corroborees forbidden. A ( 184 7 ) 1 4 3 0 • 0 (1847) 195 twice, 205.

ABORIGINES Complaints about c~rroborees, prostitution, etc. near Adelaide. A (1847) 1462 p.3.

ABORIGINES Nuisance caused by natives' dogs. S.A. July 2, 1847. 3A.

ABORIGINES Alleged cannibalism. Reg. Sept. 4, 1847. 4B.

ABORIGINES Estimated population. A (1848) 225.

ABORIGINES Unsuccessful legal proceedings against sheep­stealers owing to the magistrate's refusal to accept native evidence. A (1848) 228.

ABORIGINES Apprenticeship of two boys as sailors. Experiment a failure. A (1848) 934, 1144, 1452. p (1848) 388, 461.

ABORIGINES Adelaide natives intimidated by a threatened visit of sorcerers. A ( 1848) 1565.

ABORIGINES A £10 note found by a native boy. A ( 1848) 1 648.

ABORIGINES Disinclined to work regularly. Demand double wages on ,holidays. A (1848) 2002.

ABORIGINES First legal marriage. (White man and native girl) S.A. Jan. 28, 1848. 2E •.

ABORIGINES Renunciation of.his race by a boy. Reg. Aug. 23, 1848. 2C.

ABORIGINES Corroboree at Hackney. S.A. Dec. 8, 1848. 3A. S.A. Dec. 12, 1848. 2F. S.A. Dec. 15, 1848. 2D. Reg. Dec. 13, 1848. 2E. Times Dec. 18, 1848. 4B.

ABORIGINES Instances of honesty. S. A. Dec. 12, 1848. 2F. Reg. Dec. 13, 1848. 2E.

ABORIGINES Instance of an apparently civilised girl's return to native life. A (1849) 242 p.3.

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ABORIGINES A (1849) A (1851) Q (1849) s (1851)

Grants of land to white men who marry aboriginals. 1095' 1357:!. 386, 779. 335, 426. 249 twice.

ABO~IGl~ES Three married couples from the Adelaide district sent to Eyre Peninsula to enter the service of the settlers. A (1849) 1989. . Q (1849) 565 twice.

ABORIGINES Bias of juries against native defendants. A ('1849) 1850.

ABORIGINES Reasons for clashes between settlers and natives. A (1849) 2001.

ABORIGINES Police censured for bringing a native defendant into court wearing handcuffs and a halter. Q (1849) 437 twice.

'ABORIGINES Inveterate beggars and thieves. Reg~ June 2, 1849. 2D.

ABORIGINES "Denbry" and other natives to go to England. S.A. June 26, 1849. 2D.

ABORIGINES Boys prefer to be engaged for work in pairs. A (1850) 250.

ABORIGINES Unfair treatment by farmers. A (1850) 337. R ( 1850) 84.

ABORIGINES Unable to live for long in gaol. · . A (1850) 584, 585.

R (1850) 173 twice.

ABORIGINES The Protector feels the failure of all attempts to improve them both disheartening and humiliating. A (1850) 1346 (minute)

ABORIGINES Census to be taken. A ( 1 850) 1872.

ABORIGINES Thre.e natives, convicted of murder, pardoned and given safe return to their own country. A (1851) 1752.

ABORIGINES To be issued with rice and meat during flour shortage. A (1851) 1758, 2963, 3064. s (1851) 361.

ABORIGINES Rights of natives to be safeguarded by special clauses in pastoral leases. A (1851) 1885. s (1851) 361.

ABrntIGINES Native prisoners to be issued with tabacco. A (1851 ) 3037. s (1851) 608.

ABORIGINES To be dissuaded from leaving their own districts. T (1852) 111.

ABORIGINES Troublesome to country settlers. T (1852) 111.

ADrntIGINES Proposed reduction of flcur r?tion. A (1852) 160.

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ABORIGINES To remove snags from the Murray Mouth to the Darling River. T ( 1 8 5 2 ) 5 00 •

ABORIGINES for it. A (1852) T ( 1852)

When flour is scarce mutton should be substituted

ABORIGINES Employed as scrub cutters. A (1852) 2530, 3078. T (1852) 746, 919.

ABORIGINES Paid 1/- per diem for cutting scrub en route to Mt. Alexander. A (1852) 2560 •. T (1852) 799.

ABORIGINES Potpouch, Ballycrack and Cracking=younger sentenced to death for murdering Warrin=Yerrimun. A (1852) 2588. A (1854) 3381. T (1852) 812. v (1854) 1018.

ABORIGINES A (1852) A (1854) T (1852)

Great spread of venereal disease. 2609. 499. 822.

ABORIGINES A. Tolmer reports satisfactory behaviour throughout the Province. A ( 185 3) 1254.

ABORIGINES Commissioner of Police does not favour natives being in possession of firearms. A (1854) 480. v ( 1 854) 1 76.

ABORIGINES Humane treatment of a blinded native. A ( 1 854) 1 232.

ABORIGINES Five families visit Adelaide for the races. A (1854) 2433.

ABORIGINES Aboriginal Henry Cotray said to have cultivated and improved a section of land. Adjoining sections, 1810 and 1811, to be reserved from sale. A ( 1856) 2495. x (1856) 282.

ABORIGINES Numbers come to Adelaide for the winter and drink to excess. A (1854) 3045.

ABORIGINES Times newspaper alleges the roasting alive of a boy. A (1855) <;14. w (1855) 1.

ABORIGINES Food and clothing not to be issued to private persons for official distribution to aborigines. A (1855) 2736.

ABORIGINES A native witness brought from the South East to Adelaide but kept in custody unlawfully as a matter of ri "'! c e s s i ty . A (1855) 3553. w (1855) 825.

ABORIGINES Convict Warreboninan dangerously ill. A (1856) 3033. x (1856) 554.

~BORIGINES Death of Warreboninan. A ( 1856) 3062.

ABORIGINES - Adelaide tribe. W. Williams' tact at the first meeting between natives and settlers near Adelaide. B (1837) 3.

ABORIGINE$ - Adelaide tribe. Employed by colonists to remove timber in the Park Lands. D (1838) 20.

ABORIGINES - Adelaide tribe. Destruction of trees in the Park Lands. Reg. Feb. 15, 1840. 5D. Reg. Feb. 28, 1844. 2D. Reg. March 20, 1844. 2D. Reg. April 24, 1844. 2E.

ABORIGINES - Adelaide tribe. Natives tried for appearing naked in Gawler Place. S. A. Sept. 5, 184 3. 2C.

ABORIGINES - Adelaide tribe. Proposed distinguishing marks to aid in detection of intruders. A (1846) 318.

ABORIGINES - Adelaide tribe. Destruction of trees in the Park Lands. G ( 1 84 4 ) 5 71 • A (1846) 23.

ABORIGINES - Adelaide tribe. Degraded state of blacks near Adelaide.

· S. A. Sept. 1 7, 1 84 7. 2D.

ABORIGINES - Adelaide tribe. Police burn wurlies on the banks of the Torrens. Reg. Dec. 8, 1847. 3A.

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ABORIGINES - Adelaide tribe. Intimidated by the Murray tribe. A (1848) 207.

ABORIGINES - Affrays with overlanders. Attack on Mr. Inman's ' party.

D (1841) 397 twice.

ABORIGINES - Affrays with overlanders. Reply to a memorial seeking protection for overlanders from the natives. D (1841) 399.

ABORIGINES - Affrays with overlanders. Government declines to supply weapons to an expedition leaving Adelaide for the prot~ctiun of Robinson's overland party. E (1841) 41. .

ABORIGINES - Affrays with overlanders. E.J. Eyre's report on his visit to the Lake Victoria tribe to establish friendly relations. A (1842) 356.

ABORIGINES - Black Rock. Affray with natives. A (H353) 7>27r u (1853) 150.

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ABORIGINES - Bundaleer district. Native beaten to death by J. Williams. A (1845) 977, 990, 991, 1046, 1082.

ABORIGINES - Clare district. Shepherd attacked and native killed on Horrocks' statio1:i.. D ('1840) 224. Reg. Feb. 22, 1840. 4C.

ABORIGINES - Clare district. Attack by natives on Peters' hut-~eeper. A (1842) 258, 290. E ( 1842) 672.

ABORIGINES - Clare district. Native woman shot by Jacobs' hut-keeper. A (1843) 131, 182, 495 p.2 F (1843) 367.

ABORIGINES - Clare district. Native shot by one of J.B. Hughes' men. A (1843) 764, 769, 804, 810, 823. G (1843) 237 twice, 241. A (1844) 721.

ABORIGINES - Clare district. Districution of flour, blankets, etc. at Bungaree. A ( 1 84 3 ) 1 4 3 5 • A (1845) 633, 660. A ( 1846) 300. A ( 1847) 286. A ( 1 848) 1 486 • G (1843) 431 twice. G (1845) 895.

ABORIGINES - Clare district. Distribution of flour .•• etc. L (1846) 230 twice, 231.

ABORIGINES - Clare district. Attempted murder of a shepherd. A ( 1 844 ) 4 96 • G (1844) 678 twice.

ABORIGINES - Coorong district. Tolmer's expedition against sheep stealers. A ( 1844) 895 •

ABORIGINES - Coorong district. Distribution of flour, · blank~ts, etc. at Lake Albert.

A ( 1 848) 1 66 • P (1848) 57 twice.

ABORIGINES - Coorong district. Two young men murdered for singing derisive songs. A (1851) 2128.

ABORIGINES - Coorong district. For the murder of McGrath, see McGrath, G®orge Wekewki, aboriginal Wira Maldvia, aboriginal

ABORIGINES - Coorong district: Find three bodies and a life ·boat opposite Salt Creek. Their good behaviour. A (1852) 3345. A (1853) 823. T (185?) 985.

ABORIGINES - Encounter Bay district. See Aborigines - Victor Harbour district.

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ABORIGINES - Eyre Peninsula. Reports by the Government Resident, Port Lincoln. A (1844) 561, 724, 1182. A (1845) 63, 408, 817, 1257. A ( 1 84 6 ) 11 , 4 11 , 7 4 1 , 9 4 9 , 1 2 8 3 • L ( 1 846 ) 2 JO. A (1847) 80, 479, 992, 1350. A ( 1 848) 89, 1 087 , 1 5 7 8. A (1849) 116, 658, 1329, 1906, 2214. A (1850) 534, 1322, 2194, 2762. A (1851) 941, 1744, 3677. R (1850) 172.

ABORIGINES - Eyre Peninsula. Quarterly reports irom Government Resident. A (1852) 2822. A (1853) 2059, 2808. A (1854) 393, 1897, 2074, 2075. A (1855) 2547.

ABORIGINES - Eyre Peninsula. Murder of J.C. Darke. A ( 1844) 1 288. A (1845) 35.

ABORIGINES - Ebre Peninsula. At peace with the settlers. A (1846) 27 •

ABORIGINES - Eyre Peninsula. Governor Robe dissatisfied with the Government Resident's policy with regard to clashes between natives and settlers. L (1846) 290, 360. A (1846) 411, 741~

ABORIGINES - Eyre Peninsula. C. Goldsmith attacked by Ngwrkalta. A ( 1 848) 1 087. A (1849) 708 outsize.

ABORIGINES - Eyre Peninsula. Murder of John Harup. A (1848) 1127, 1152, 1156 p.4, 1692 p.8. p ( 1848) 369.

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A (1849) 1317, 1893, 1900, 1908 p.7, 1944, 1971, 2070, 2118.

S.A. July 21, 1848. 3A.

ABORIGINES - Eyre Peninsula. Native killed by G. Stewart · and J. Woods near Lake Newland.

A (1848) 1415, 1692 p.4 p (1848) 458.

ABORIGINES - Eyre Peninsula. Proposed increase to police force. A (1848) 1692 p.3 A (1849) 675.

ABORIGINES - Eyre Peninsula. Alleged killing of half-caste infapts. A (1849) 658.

ABORIGINES - Eyre Peninsula. Native shot by J.T. Symes at Salt Creek. A (1849) 658, 1271. _

ABORIGINES - Eyre Peninsula. c. Goldsmith attacked by Ngwrkal ta. Times March 19, 1849. 4~.

ABORIGINES - Eyre Peninsula. Native shot by J.T. Symes at Salt Creek. Times April 9, 1849. 3D.

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ABORIGINES - Ebre Peninsula. Murder of Captain J.R. Beevor. A ('1849) 89 , 1271, 1317, 1404 p.6 , 1619, 1847. 1850,

1852, 1893, 1900, 1906, 1907, 1908 ·p.6 , 1974, 1986, 2070.

A (1850) 82~ p.2. R (-i 8 5 0 ) 3 3 2 • Times May 14, 1849. 3D. Times Oct. 1, 1849. 4C. Times Oct. 11, 1849. 2G. Times Nov. 15, 1849. 2G. Times Nov. 22, 1849. 3E. S.A. May 15, 1849. 2D. S.A. June 8, 1849. 2F. S.A. Sept. 11, 1849. 2F. Reg. Oct. 31, 1849. 3C. S. A. Nov. 2, 1849. 2F. S. A. Nov. 16, 1849. 2C. Reg. Nov. 17, 1849. 3B.

ABORIGINES - Eyre Peninsula. Murder of Mrs. Ann Easton near Lake Hamilton. A (1849) 946, 947, 1271, 1317, 1404 p.7, 1893, 1900, 1906,

1908 p.7. S.A. May 25, 1849. 2E. S.A. June 8, 1849. 2F. Times Oct. 1, 1849. 4C.

ABORIGINES - Eyre Peninsula. Thieving natives poisoned on Yalluna Station. A (1849) 1001! 1007, 1044,

11178, 1300!, 1317, 1.615, 1619.

18832 ~.7 , 19072 pp 3-5. Q ( 1849) 392. Times July 2, 1849. 3E.

ABORIGINES - Eyre Peninsula. Murder of Geo. Jenks. A (1851) 1306, 1744.

ABORIGINES - Eyre Peninsula. Trial of Kumbulta for attacking E. Lee on Mortlock's station. A ( 1 84 9 ) 1 31 0 • S. A. ·June 15, 1849. 2F. Times June 18, 1849. 3D.

ABORIGINES - Eyre Peninsula. Protection against aborigines; "police hut" erected for police at "Franklin ffarbour". A (18'55) 2052, 3716. W Finance (1855) 112, 224.

ABORIGINES - Eyre Peninsula. Affray on Kappawanta Station, east of Elliston. A (1849) 1317, 1404 p.10.

ABORIGINES - Eyre Peninsula. Three natives convicted of stealin~ flour etc. from T.C. Horn's station (Kappawanta). A (1849) 1~08 p.6. .

ABORIGINES - Eyre Peninsula. Natives told to regard police as their protectors. Q (1849) 237.

ABORIGINES - Eyre Peninsula. Various misdemeanours by natives. S.A. May 25, 1849. 2E.

ABORIGINES - Eyre Peninsula. Friction between natives and settlers. Times June 11, 1849. 3E.

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ABORIGINES - Eyre Peninsula. Settlers need more protection.

Reg. Aug. 15, 1849. 2B. Reg. Sept. 5, 1849. 2E.

ABORIGINES - Syre Peninsul8. Injurious effect of imprisonment on their health. A (1850) 584, 585.

ABORIGINES - E~re Peninsula. Murder of Jas. Baird. A &1850) 26 3, 2660, 2726. R 18~0) 647 648. .

ABORI INES - Eyre Peninsula. Antagonism of the Streaky Bay tribe attributed to ill treatment by whalers. A (1850) 2726.

ABORIGINES - Eyre Peninsula. Two natives poisoned on Vaux's station near Lake Hamilton. A (1851) 1306, 1559, 1733, 1744.

ABORIGINES - Eyre Peninsula. The difficulty of reconciling the rights of the natives and the interests of the pastoralists on Eyre Peninsula. ,A (1851) 1556, 1662.

ABORIGINES - Eyre Peninsula. Almost starving. Police Commissioner attributes many murders of settlers to this cause. A (1851) 1577, 1733, 1758. s (1851) 305.

ABORIGINES - Eyre Peninsula. Archdeacon Hale's suggestions for preventing clashes with the settlers. A (1851) 1581, 1758, 1885. s (1851) 351.

ABORIGINES - Eyre Peninsula. Proposed regular issue of provisions in the hope of preventing attacks on settlers. A (1851) 1758.

ABORIGINES - Eyre Peninsula. Report by the Protector of Aborigines on the causes and prevention of offences against settlers. A (1851) 1758.

ABORIGINES - Eyre Penir18ula. Natives fear to pass through runs. Their right to do so to be stipulated in pastoral

, leases. s ( 1851 ) 51 , 52' 81 •

ABORIGINES - Eyre Peninsula. Governor directs that medical care and comforts be given to all sick natives. A (1853) 2059. u (1853) 615.

ABORIGINES - Eyre Peninsula. Numerical and ration return. A (i853) 2059. A (1B54) 2637. v (1854) 820.

ABORIGINES - E~re Peninsula. Murder of shepherd, P. Brown. A (1855) 20 8, 2041, 2539, 2552, 3669, 4004, 4038. w (1855) 500~ 919.

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ABORIGINES - Eyre Peninsula. Return of prisoners, Pt. Lincoln Gaol, July 22, 1850 - Dec. 30, 1854. A (1855) 3653.

ABORIGINES - Eyre Peninsula. Ilyalta, Parnkalta, Wenpulta, and Wotnilti, executed at Franklin Harbour for the murder of Peter Brown. A (1856) 217.

ABORIGINES - Eyre Peninsula. See also: Aborigines - Port Lincoln district. Native School - Port Lincoln. ~ Poonindi6 Mission.

ABORIGINES - Lake Bonney district. Distribution of flour, blankets, etc.

A ! 1 84 6 l 1 0 0 3 • A 1847 286. A 1848 1486. M 1846) 23.

A ~ 1 84 5) S 21 • G 1845) 836, 837, 846 twice. A 1848) 166. . P (1848) 57 twice.

ABORIGINES - Lakes district. Their route from Hindmarsh Island to the Peninsula of Lake Albert by a series of islands and shallow intervening channels. A (1869) 2130.

ABORIGINES - Lakes district. See also: Aborigines - Murray tribe. Aborigines ·~ Wellington district.

ABORIGINES - Lake Victoria district. E.J. Eyre's report on a visit to the Lake Victoria tribe. A (1842) 356.

ABORIGINES - Lake Victoria district. Feared by squatters. A (1846) 1003.

ABORIGINES - Lake Victoria district. Distribution of flour and blankets. A (1847) 855 (outsize), 903. N (1847) 343, 349, 350 twice.

ABORIGINES - Lake Victoria district. Native wounded by a shepherd on Melrose's station. A (1848) 1096, 1142.

ABORIGINES - Lake Victoria district. Native wounded by a shepherd. p ( 1848) 211 •

ABORIGINES - Legal responsibility. Are natives in outlying districts amenable to British law? A ( 1846) 1,276. M ( 1 846 ) 1 86 • A (1851) 1564, 1727. ·

ABORIGINES - Lytton dounty. Stated to be dying from exposure to cold. Blankets supplied privately. More needed. A (1855) 2736.

ABORIGINES - Moorunde. E.J. Eyre's policy and work. A (1842) 7, 8, 4'17 (pp,1~~5), 1000. A (1844) 228. Reg. Jan. 22, 1842. 2E. S.A. July11, 1845. 2D.

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ABORIGINES - Moorunde. Distribution of flour, blankets, etc. A (1842) 8-;--1000:-A (1843) 86~, 193, ~56, 475, 515, 1364. A (1844) 228, 284. A (1.848) 1486, 1730. A (1845) 'rl.8'(, 581 1 894, 1151, 1605. A \1846) 28, 236, 300, 497, 974; 1246. A 1848) 112. A 1849) 943. A (1850) 82~, 820. E !1842) 495. F 1842) 262. G 184 3) 1 31 , 406. G (1844) 576, 577, 588. p ( 1848) 42.

ABORIGINES - Moorunde. Resident Magistrate's reports. A ( 184 3) 170, 193. A ( 1 844) 111 , 141 6 • A (1845) 752. A (1846) 28, 974. A ( 1848) 1811 ~ S . A . Feb • 1 0 , 1 84 3 • 3 A •

ABORIGINES - Moorunde. E.J. Eyre reports the contemplated visit of Murray natives to Adelaide. A (1843) 545.

ABORIGINES - Moorunde •. E.J. Eyre's desire to protect the natives from one another. A (1843) 722. G (1843) 266.

ABORIGINES - Moorunde. Proposed native mission. A (1843) 1011, 1o3o. G (1843) 311, 325.

ABORIGINES - Moorunde. Arrest of natives charged with stealing sheep. A (1844) 472, 477.

ABORIGINES - Moorunde. Instructions to W. Nation as Resident Magistrate. Friction with natives foreseen. H (1844) 345.

ABORIGINES - Moorunde. Visit of natives from the Rufus. A ( 1 84 5 ) 31 6 •

. G ( 1845) 794. ABORIGINES - Moorunde. Natives not to be imprisoned on mere

suspicion of felony. L ( 1846) 328.

ABORIGINES - Moorunde. Proposed employment in gathering wood for ~he manufacture of charcoal. s (1851) 320.

ABORIGINES - Moorunde. Proposal to buy flour at cost far above contract rate. A (1852) 1652, 1712. T (1852) 543.

ABORIGINES - Moorunde. Murray in flood. A boat needed to reach· the station-:· A (1852) 2171, 2294. T (1852) 712, 736.

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ABORIGINES - Moorunde. Distribution of flour. u (1853) 36.

ABORIGINES - Moorunde. See also: Moorunde Aborigines -Murray tribe.

ABORIGINES - Mount Arden district. Murder of J. Tennant's shepherds. A ( 1 846) 1 276 • M (1846) 1861 188 twice. A (1847) 4592. S.A. Sept. 22, 1846. 6D.

AB0RIGINES - Mount Arden district. Favourable report and surgestions. A 1853) 1362. u 1853) 444.

ABORIGINES - Mount Arden district. Affray with natives. A (1853) 1692.

ABORIGINES - Mount Arden district. The stabbing of a native by an Irishman called Jacky in 1852 is entered under Aborigines - Mount Brov.m district.

ABORIGINES - Mount Brown district. Sheep stealing. Reg. Feb. 14, 1846. 3B. S.A. Feb. 17, 1846. 3A. S.A. March 6, 1846. 3C. S.A. May 8, 1846. 3A. S.A. May 12, 1846. 2E.

ABORIGINES - Mount Brown district. Murder of Tenant's shepherds. Reg. July 1 , 1846. 2A. S.A. July 21, 1846. 3D.

ABORIGINES - Mount Brown district. Sheep stealing. A (1848) 1156 p.6.

ABORIGINES - Mount Brown district. Theft of sheep·from P. Maurice's station. S.A. Feb. 22, 1848. 2E.

ABORIGINES - Mount Brown district. "Jacky", an Irishman, stabs one of three blacks who attack him. A (1852) 736, 1020, 1179, 1252, 1711. T (1852) 354.

ABORIGIN~S - Mount Brown district. A feeding station opened under H.P. Minchin. u (1853) 1253.

ABORIGI~ES - Mount Brtan district. Affrays with settlers. A (1843) 32, 448, 68. A (1844) 932, 1044, 1120, 1135, 1248, 1293, 1446, 1467 H (1844) 230, 288, 337, 341 twice. A (1844) 1528 , A ( 1 84 5 ) 3 ~ , 1 4 3 •

ABORIGINES - Mount Gambier district. Correspondence about affrays on the Leakes' station. A (1844) 735, 756, 961, 1527. A (1845) 26, 589, 696, 724, 865. A (1846) 681, 695, 716. H (1844) 87, 161, 191 twice.

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ABORIGINES - Mount Gambier district. Steps taken to secure services of natives for the police. A (1846) 197, 391, 688, 1515. M (1846) 206 twice.-

ABORIGINES - Mount Gambier district. Murders of natives by David Morgan an~ Harry Sawyer. A ( 1 846) 1 096.

ABORIGINES - Mount Gambier district. Distribution of flour, blankets, etc. A (1846) 1428, 1515. M i1846) 183, 206 twice. A 1847) 584. · A 1848) 1243, 1486, 1730. p ( 1848) 407.

ABORIGINES - Mount Gambier district. Sheep-stealing on E.P.S. Sturt's station. A (1847) 444, 585. N ( 1 84 7 ) 1 87 •

ABORIGINES - Mount Gambier district. Four natives killed by police in search of sheep-stealers. A (1847) 1131, 1137, 1416 p.6 , 1462 ,p.11

ABORIGINES - Mount Gambier district. frequent murders among the aborigines.

11 ~ ~~~~~ 1~~:. ABORIGINES - Mount Gambier district. An aborigine murdered.

A (1855) 207. ABORIGINES - Mount Remarkable district. Affrays with settlers.

A ( 1 844) 1 388. A (1847) 24, 94, 125~ (p.4), 287, 351, 459~. N (1847) 44.

ABORIGINES - Mount Remarkable district. by blacks. Police protection needed. A ( 1 846) 461 , 711 • · L (1846) 279, 347, 353, 354.

ABORIGINES - Mount Remarkable district. be appointed. L ( 1846) 34 7.

ABORIGINES - Mount Remarkable district. ' blankets, etc. at Mount Remarkable. ·A (1847) 94, 286.

N (1847) 54. A (1848l 752, 1486. A (1849 2088. p (1848 255.

ABORIGINES - Mount Remarkable district. to the natives the law of property. be atlopted. A (1847) 95. N (1847) 54.

Two shepherds murdered

A native constable to

Distribution of flour,

Protector to explain Registration system to

ABORIGINES - Mount Remarkable district. Murder of W. Hart on Hodgson's station. A !1848) 1187, 1692 p.3. A 1849) 2317, 2331. A _1850) 82! p.6,

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j ABORIGINES - Mount Remarkable district. Distribution of flour. ~ A (1851) 3 1 •

ABORIGINES - Mount Remarkable district. The belief in their prophecy that the white man will disappear as suddenly as he came seems justified by the efflux of men to Victoria. A ('1852) 773~ T (1852) 257.

ABORIGINES - Mount Remarkable district. Police moved 70 miles north for better control. T (1852) 379.

ABORIGINES - Mount Remarkable district. The murder of James Brown. A (1852) 2832, 2873, 3138, 3215. T (1852) 852.

ABORIGINES - Mount Remarkable district. A Tolmer's comments and M. Moorhouse's reply. A (1853) 1037, 1193. u (1853) 328.

ABORIGINES - Mount Remarkable district. Victims of their depredations are unwilling to prosecute owing to the distance from a local court. A (1855) 2515~

ABORIGINES - Murray tribe. Notes by Colonel Gawler. Reg. Jan. 18, 1840. 4A.

ABORIGINES - Murray tribe. Mischief arising from the natives' visiting Adelaide. A (1843) 545. G ( 1 84 3 ) 1 3 2 •

ABORIGINES - Murray tribe. A native police force established. A (1852) 3492. T (1852) 1055.

ABORIGINES - Murray tribe. Murder of two men reported near Chowilla. A (1853) 2177. u (1853) 634.

ABORIGINES - Murray tribe. Requisition for flour etc. A (1853) 108, 1019.

ABORIGINES - Murray tribe. Come to Adelaide for the winter. A (1853) 1885~. u ( 1853) '

ABORIGINES - Murray tribe. Murder of "Stephen" (aborigine) one of F. Jones' overland party. A (1S55) 2742, 2990. W (1855) 647 twice.

ABORIGINES - Murray tribe. See also: Aborigines - Lakes d~strict. • Aborigines - Moorunde.

ABORIGINES - Naracoorte district. A man murdered in an affray. A ( 1852) 1430.

ABORIGINES - Nectar Brook. Settlers urge that full rations be provided for the natives. A (1853) 2987.

ABORIGINES - Port Augusta district. Probable expense of establishing and maintaining a feeding station. A (1852) 3511. T ( 1852) 1020.

ABOl-ZIGINES - Port A\1guste district. Ration scale. A (1852) 3511. T (1852) 1020.

ABORIGINES - Port Augusta district. Accused of sheep­stealine;. A ( 1854) 1 344. v ( 1854) 494.

ABORIGINES - Port Augusta district. Instructions to the Sub-Protector. A (1854) 1829. v ( 1854) 628.

ABORIGINES - Port Augusta district. Cause injury to J. Paterson's run. A (1854) 2098.

ABORIGINES - Port Augusta district. Steal flour from Government tent. A (1854) 2399.

ABOFUGINES - Port Augusta district. The Sub-Protector to sink wells. A (1855) 130, 761. w (1855) 48, 225.

ABORIGINES - Port Augusta district. Thefts of stocks of provisions and clothing. A (1855) 2515.

ABORIGINES - Port Augusta district. Need for local court to suppress crime. A (1855) 2515. w (1855) 662.

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ABORIGINES - Port Augusta district. Sub-Protector Minchin seeks reclassification. A (1855) 2516. W Finance (1855) 142.

ABORIGINES - Port Augusta district. Office of Inspector of Native Police (at Pt. Augusta) to be created. W Finance (1855) 142.

ABORIGINES - Port Augusta district. Sub-Protector's quarters to be moved from near Pt. Augusta to another location in the area. A (1855) 4130. w (1855) 924.

ABORIG~NES - Port Augusta district. Need for Justices of the Peace in the area. A (1855) 3282 .. w (1855) 765.

ABORIGINES - Port Feri;uson. Feeding station established. A ( 1 8 5 3) 384 a •

ABOFUGINES - Por~ Ferguson.. Jim Geniah, an aborigine, illegally punished by ~ pollce constable. A (1853) 1705. u (1853) 548.

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ABORIGINES Port Lincoln district. Murder of Francis Hawson. Reg. Oct. 24, 1840. 4B. S.A. Oct. 23, 1840. 4D.

ABORIGINES - Port Lincoln district. Governor Grey's policy. E ( 1841) 1 • E (1842) 590.

ABORIGINES - Port Lincoln district. Instructions to the Resident Magistrate on native policy. E ( 1841 ) 111,, 272.

ABORIGINES - Port Lincoln district. Losses from fires caused by natives. S.A.· Dec. 24, 1841. 2D.

ABORIGINES - Port Lincoln district. Hostilities between natives and settlers. Reg. Oct. 23, 1841. 3D. S.A. Oct. 26, 1841. 3C. S.A. March 17, 1843. 2E. S.A. May 30, 1843. 3A •.

ABORIGINES - Port Lincoln district. Murder of John Brown and J. Lovelock. A (1842) 81, 82, 85, 355. S.A. March 29, 1842. 2E, and 3B. Reg. April 2, 1842. 3A. S ~A. Sept. 13, 1842. 2D. Ad. Exam. Oct. 19, 1842. 1A.

ABORIGINES - Port Lincoln district. Hostilities between natives and settlers. A (1842) 81, 82, 100, 125, 151, 152, 324, 339, 350, 353, 354,

430, 464, 483, 512, 526, 757, 821, 84ot, A (1843) 132, 366, 495 (pp.3, 5). A (1844) 329, 382. E l1842) 714, 775. F 1842) 178. G 1843) 36, 182.

ABORIGINES - Port Lincoln district. Public meeting discusses needs for protection against natives. A ( 1842) 1 24. E ( 1842) 590.

ABORIGINES - Port Lincoln district. Natives (Moorpar and Nantes) to be tried. A (1842) 148.

ABORIGINES - Port Lincoln district. Settlers pour into the town for safety from natives. A (1842) 152. .

ABORIGINES - Port Lincoln district. Military operations against Biddle's murderers. · A l184?) 236, 324, 339, 350, 353, 354, 355, 390. A 1843) ~04. · E 1842) 601, 609, 612, 669, 726 (twice), 752. G ( 184 3) 63.

ABORIGINES - Port Lincoln district. O'Halloran's expedition for the capture of native murderers. A (1842) 885, 934. F (1842) 174, 175, 176, 177, 209, 238

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ABORIGINES - Port Lincoln district. Government support for a Lutheran missionary. A 11842) 470, 648. A 1843) 420, 1095, 1386. A 1844) 83, 488, 1179. A 11846) 7~~ 299. E 1842) 878. G 1843) 56, 58 (twice), 334. G (1844) 562, 563, 597. F (1842) 61.

ABORIGINES - Port Lincoln district. Murder of Rolles Biddle. A (1842) 151, 354, 355, 483 p.7. A (1843) 423. Reg. April 16, 1842. 2F. S.A. April 12, 1842. 2E. S.A. Nov. 22, 1842. 2C.

ABORIGINES - Port Lincoln district. Natives begin to return after recent hostilities. A (1842) 583, 667. E (1842) 876.

ABOHIGINES - Port Lincoln district. Punishment of convicted natives. A (1842) 776.

ABORIGINES - Port Lincoln district. Arrest of some of the native murderers of Biddle and Brown, etc. A (1842) 884, 885. S.A. Dec. 2, 1842. 2D. F (1842) 209.

ABORIGINES - Port Lincoln district. Utulta as a native constable. A (1842) 944, 1037.· A (1843) 2. F (1842) 240.

ABORTGINES - Port Lincoln district. Lincoln natives by sending three Adelaide to the district. E (1842) 576.

ABORIGINES - Port Lincoln district. hostile natives.

' E (1842) 590.

Suggested appointment of

Attempt to civilise Port friendly natives from

Government policy towards

ABORIGINES - Port Lincoln district. Instructions to the Government Resident on the spirit in which he is to proceed against native offenders. E (1842) 612.

ABORIGINES - Port Lincoln district. Native Ngula killed during an affray between whites and blacks. E (1842) 714.

ABORIGINES - Port Lincoln district. Whipped native to be sent back to his tribe. Term of imprisonment of another native to depend upon the conduct of his family. F (1842) 125.

ABORIGINES - Port Lincoln district. Party led by Eyre in search of Dutton to assist in arrest of native murderers. F (1842) 131v 132.

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ABORIGINES - Port Lincoln district. Alarm caused by hostile natives. S.A. March 29, 1842. 3B. Reg. April 2, 1842. 3A. S.A. May 31, 1842. 2Dr and 3C. Ad. Rxam. Oct. 15, 1842. 4B. Ad. Exam. Oct. 19, 1842. 1B.

ABORIGINES - Port Lincoln district. Murder of R. Biddle, J. Fastings and Mrs. Stubbs. S.A. April 12, 1842. 2E. S.A. April 15, 1842. 2F. Reg~ April 16, 1842. 2F.

ABORIGINES - Port Lincoln district. Alleged abandonment of Port Lincoln by panic stricken settlers. Ad. Exam. Sept. 7, 1842. 3A. S.A. Sept. 13, 1842. 20, 3B. Ad. Exam. Sept. 14, 1842. 3B. S.A. Sept. 20, 1842. 2C. Ad. Exam. Sept. 21, 1842. 2D. S.A. Oct. 11, 1842. 3A.

ABORIGINES - Port Lincoln district. Alleged indiffer~nce of the Government to the need for protecting the settlers. Reg. Oct. 15, 1842. 3C. Ad. Exam. Oct. 15, 1842. 4A. Ad. Exam. Nov. 2, 1842. 20.

ABORIGINES - Port Lincoln district. Execution of Nultia, one of the murderers of R. Biddle. A (1843) 504. G (1843) 60, 63.

ABORIGINES - Port Lincoln district. Nultia and Moullia sentenced to death for the murder of Rolles Biddle. A (1843) 423.

ABORIGINES - Port Lincoln district. Beneficial effect of punishment of Nultia and Moullia. A ( 184 3) 582.

ABORIGINES - Port Lincoln district. Attack on E. McEllister's station. A (1843) 656, 657, 733. G ( 1 84 3) 1 82.

ABORIGINES - Port Lincoln district. Distribution of flour, blankets, etc. D ( 1840) 225. A (1843) 832t 853, 973. A (1844) 7232, 1002, 1456. A ( 1 846 ) 94 9 • A ( 1 848) 89, 1 97, 141 4. H (1844) 92 (twice), 340. p (1848) e9 (twice), 369, 502. G (1843) 270. N (1847) 322 twice. A (1847) 479, 993. A !1848) 593, 1152, 1486, 1730. A 1 84 9) 11 6 , 6 5 8, 1 3 2 9 , 2 21 4 . A 1850) 82~, 534, 820, 1322. Heg .. Jan. 20, 181~5. 3A.

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ABORIGINES - Port Lincoln district. Resumption of friendly relations with the settlers. A (1843) 832.

ABORIGINES - Port Lincoln district. Missionary work. A (1843) 853, 939. G (1843) 2'-19. Reg. May 17, 1843. 3A.

ABORIGINES - Port Lincoln district. Establishment of a native reserve. A (1843) 939. G (1843) 286 twice.

ABORIGINES - Port Lincoln district. Remarks by Dr. R. Penney. A ( 184 3) 1363.

ABORIGINES - Port Lincoln district. Hanging of Nultia for the murder of Biddle. s.A. April 18, 1843. 20.

ABORIGINES - Port Lincoln district. Correspondence about the shootin~ of Padlulta by Constabli Prewitt. A (1844) 454, 457, 459, 465, 5672, 712. G (1844) 654, 657, 658. H (1844) 36 twice.

ABORIGINES - Port Lincoln district. Kook's plan for concentrating the settlement. A (1844) 488.

ABORIGINES - Port Lincoln district. by H. Smith and J.F. Clay. A (1844) 1457, 1488.

ABORIGINES - Port Lincoln district. censured for lax supervision. G ( 1844) 634.

ABORIGINES - Port Lincoln district. Aborigines. A (1845) 465. G (184'5) 823.

ABORIGINES - Port Lincoln district. A (1845) 504, 538.

II Messrs. Schurmann and natives in an agricultural

Police protection sought

Government Resident

Report by the Protector of

Alleged murder of Pityarri.

ABORIGINES - Port Lincoln district. Premature abandonment of the settlement by panic stricken settlers. S.A. July 11, 1845. 2D.

ABORIGINES - Port Lincoln district. Five years of missionary · effort fail to christianise or civilise the natives. A (1846) 434.

ABORIGINES - Port Lincoln district. Murpalta's wife (Mulianolo) murdered. A (,1846) 1352.

ABORIGINES - Port Lincoln district. Death of Pilgulta by drownin~. A ( 1846) 1 3 5 3.

ABORIGINES - Port Lincoln district. Polulation statistics. A ( 1 84 9) 2001 • A (1852) 965 •

. A (1854)

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ABORIGINES - Port Lincoln district. Despatch of sixteen police to Port Lincoln as a result of recent murders. A (1850) 153.

ABORIGINES - Port Lincoln district. Serious mortality from a disease of the lungs. A (18'JO) 27fi2.

ABORIGINES - Port Lincoln district. Police Commissioner believes conflict with settlers due to the latter treating them like wild beasts. A (1851) 3144.

ABORIGINES - Port Lincoln district. Trouble caused by liberated prisoner. A (1852) 471. T ( 1852) 1 35.

ABORIGINES - Port Lincoln district. Disquieting reports of their behaviour. A (1852) 479, 480, 964. T (1852) 138, 387.

ABORIGINES - Port Lincoln district. Ration scale. A (1852) 503, 1333. T (1.852) 162 twice.

ABORIGINES - Port Lincoln district. Recent reports of unrest due to settlers' fears. Natives quiet and peaceable. A (1852) 1333.

ABORIGINES - Port Lincoln district. Settlers and natives living in accord. Sheep stealing ceases with the establishment of a food depot. A (1852) 1339.

ABORIGINES - Port Lincoln district. Request that the Mallechey county be set aside for an aboriginal reserve. A (1852) 1763 T (1852) 624.

ABORIGINES - Port Lincoln district~ Six natives committed for sheep stealing. A ( 185 3) 1066.

ABORIGINES - Port Lincoln district. Affray with natives. A ( 1 85 3) 1 268. A (1855) 2547 •

. u (1853) 402.

ABORIGINES - Port Lincoln district. Flour and blankets needed. A (1852) 1328. T (1852) 423.

ABORIGINES - Port Lincoln district. Plans for proposed Native Hospital. A ( 185 3) 2807. U ( 1 8 5 3 ) S2 9.

ABORIGINES - Port Lincoln district. Requisition. A ( 1854) 1 385.

ABORIGINES - Port Lincoln district. Their behaviour very bad during the past quarter. A (1855) 1579.

ABORIGINES - Port Lincoln district. Flour provided for sick natives. A (1855) 2019. W Finance (1855) 106.

ABORIGINES - Port Lincoln district. of death sentence passed on four A ( 1855) 4138·~.

ABORIGINES - Port Lincoln district. as a dangerous idiot •. A (1855) 445. w (1855) 143.

ABORIGINES - Port Lincoln district. Pt. Lincoln, reports on purchase aborigines of Cherroroo Station. A (1856) 643.

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Memorial for commutation aborigines for murder.

A young girl certified

Government Resident, of rams as meat for

ABORIGINES - Port Lincoln district. For the reports of the Government Resident, Port Lincoln, see Aborigines - Eyre Peninsula.

ABORIGINES - Port Lincoln district. For the trial of Ngarbi for murdering Mrs. Stubbs and assaulting E. McEllister, See, Narraby, aboriginal.

ABORIGINES - Port Lincoln district. See also: Nuingalta~ Cherriton Feeding Station. Native Hospital - Port Lincoln district.

ABORIGINES - Port Lincoln district. See also: Moullia. Native School, Port Lincoln. Kambalta. Kawalta.

ABORIGINES - Rivoli Bay district. Pitched battles between. natives and settlers. S • A • Aug. 1 6 , 1 84 4 • 2 D. S.A. Aug. 20, 1844. 3B.

ABORIGINES - Rivoli Bay district. Sheep stealing. A (1845) 1526. L ( 1845) 92.

ABORIGINES - Rivoli Bay district. Clashes between whites and blacks. S.A. May 27, 1845. 3B. Reg. May 28, 1845. 3A. Reg. June 4, 1845. 2E, 3C.

ABORIGINES - Rivoli Bay district. Murder of Kingberri by T. Donelly.

' A (1847) 349.

ABORIGINES - Rivoli Bay district. Distribution of flour, blankets, etc. at Grey Town. N (1847) 178.

ABORIGINES - Rivoli Bay district. Lubra murdered by natives. A (1849) 999, 1054, 1449.

ABORIGlNES - Robe district. Distribution of flour, blankets etc. A (1846) 1428, 1515. A (1847) 640, 697, 1416 p.9. A (1848) 418, 864, 1161, 1486, 1730, 1951. M (1846) 183, 206 twice. N (1847) 178, 270, 293. P (1848) 144, 147, 636 twice. Q ( 1 84 9 ) 1 6 0 • R (1850) 174 twice.

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ABORIGINES - Robe district. Distribution of flour, etc. A (1849) 327, 456, 757, 1902, 2255. A (1850) 82~, 581, 820, 1287. A (1851l 2755, 3290. A ~1853 1114. s 1851 700. A 1855) 1378, 3049, 4090.

ABORIGINES - Robe district. Cattle stealing on Gifford's station near Mount Benson. A (1847) 5A5, 930.

ABORIGINES - Robe district. Native killed in an affray with M. O'Flanagan near Lake Hawdon.

A (1847) 1077, 1261, 1280, 1334, 1352, 1416 p •. 3 I 1462 p.13· 1566.

0 (1847) 73, 138, 182, 250. ABORIGINES - Robe district. Resident Magistrate's reports.

A (1849) 103, 2255. A (1851) 1825.

ABORIGINES - Robe district. Proposed native school. A (1849) 327, 328. Q (1849) 111, 112, 159.

ABORIGINES - Robe district. Meat to be issued instead of flour until after the coming harvest. A ( 1.851) 2888. s (1851) 622.

ABORIGINES - Robe district. Numerical quarterly return of natives receiving rations. A (1852) 819, 2765. A (1853) 1616, 2572. A ~18~4) 1420, 2202, 3013. T 18 2) 274, 27'(.

ABORI IN~S - Robe district. Fear that the withdrawal of police and absence of the greater part of the male population will end in trouble. A (1852) 819, 820. T (1852) 274, 277.

ABORIGINES - Robe district. Six red flannel shirts required for native constables. T (1852) 279.

' ABORIGINES - Robe district. Join parties on the way to the

goldfields. A (1852) 1482.

ABORIGINES - Robe district. Blankets needed for women and children. A ( 1852) 1482. T (1852) 470.

ABORIGINES - Robe district. Procedure to be followed by the Government Resident in the event of trouble. T (1852) 470.

ABORIGINES - Robe district. Alleged murder of a man by a native of the Tatiara tribe. A ( 1852) 1482. T ( 1852) 4 70.

ABORIGINES - Hobe district. "Greater part of flocks now shepherded by them". A (1852) 2765.

ABORIGINES - Robe district. Many armed with guns and ammunition. A ( 1853) R23.

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ABORIGINES - Robe district. Men temporarily excluded from receiving rations. A (1853) 1613.

ABORIGINES - Robe district. Labourer murdered by blacks. A (1853) 2572.

ABOfUGINES - Robe district. A native, 11 Coquatta 11 , wounded by Kearney (sheep farmer). A (1855) 1634, 2124, 2882. w (1855) 392, 619.

ABORIGINES - Rufus River district. See Aborigines - Lake Victoria district.

ABORIGINES - South Eastern district. Sheep stealing on the South Australian Company's station. A {1845) 589, 1526. L (1845) 92.

ABOHIGINES - South Enstern district. Reports by the Government Resident, Robe, on friction between the natives and the settlers. A (1847) 220. N ( 1 84 7 ) 1 81 •

ABORIGINES - South Eastern district~ Native murdered by T. Donelly. A (1847) 349.

ABORIGINES - South E8stern district. Native sheep-stealer killed by Cpl. J. Robins. A (1847) 1077, 1098~, 1192, 1416 p.2, 1462 p.10 0 ( 1847) 73.

ABORIGINES - South E~stern natives on Avenue Range A (1849) 216, 457, 538, 0 ( 1849) 69.

district. Alleged murder of Station by ,James Brown. 643, 916, 1310, 1388.

Times March 19, 1849. 3G. Times March 26, 1849. 3C. Times June 18, 1849. 3E. S.A. March 20, 1849. 2D. S.A. March 27, 1849. 4C. Reg. March 7, 1849. 4A. S.A. June 19, 1849. 4A twice. S.A. Sept. 11, 1849. 2D. S.A. Nov. 16, 1849. 2c.

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ABORIGINES - South Eastern district. A ( 1849) 200 •

Population statistics.

ABORIGINES - Sbuth Eastern district. Government Resident at Robe seeks power to deal summarily with native offenders. A (1849) 2112-~. R ( 1 850) 1 92.

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ABORIGINES - South Eastern district. See also: Aborigines -Mount Gambier district. Aborigines - Robe district. Aborigines - Rivoli Bay district.

ABORIGINES - Strathalbyn district. Affray between W. Coleman o.nd a native named Sam. A (1852) 1503, 1521, 1622, 1950. T (1852) 469, 473.

ABORIGINES - Streaky Bay district. The murder of W. Pearce·. A ( ·11~52) 3209. T (1852) 951.

ABORIGINES - Tatiara district. Man and boy speared on McLeod's Station. Subsequent affray with police and settlers. A (1852) 2030.

ABORIGINES - Venus Bay district. stationed at the Bay. T (1852) 947.

ABORIGINES - Venus Bay district. of the police force. A (1852) T (1852) 969.

ABORIGINES - Venus Bay district. establishing and maintaining a scale. A (1852) 3511. T (1852) 1020.

A police force to be

Corporal J. Cusack in charge

Probable expense of feeding station. Ration

ABORIGINES - Venus Bay district. Purchase of horses for the native constables. A (1853) 400. u (1853) 118.

ABORIGINES - Venus Bay district. Meat at 3 pence a lb. to be supplied to natives. A (1855) 2550. w (1855) 598.

ABORIGINES - Venus Bay district. Flour supplied to native constables and the wild natives. A (1855) 3940. w (1855) 906.

ABORIGINES - Victor Harbour district. Ill-treated by whalers at Encounter Bay. B (1837) 114.

ABORIGINES - Victor Harbour district. Murder of Driscoll. B (18~7) 125, 126 (twice), 277, 282, 308.

ABORIGINES - Victor Harbour district. Murder of a native. S.A. Nov. 10, 1840. 3A.

' ABORIGINES - Victor Harbour district. Complaint of police severity in suppressing inter-tribal warfare. S.A. July 7, 1843. 3C.

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ABORIGINES - Victor Harbour district. Distribution of flour, blankets, etc. E ( 1 841 ) 27 3. A i1843) 853. A 1845l 597. A 1846 683. A !1848 340, 1486, 1730. G 1843) 270. G 1845) 836, 837. L 1846) 229, 230 twice.

ABORIGINES - Victor Harbour district. Missionary work. E (1842) 85 • A (1843) 853.

ABORIGINES - Victor Harbour district. Medicines and flour for the natives. A (1843) 563. G ( 184 3) 1 34. A (1844) 772, 786. H (1844) 100, 107 twice.

ABORIGINES - Victor Harbour district. Proposed aboriginal settlement. A (1843) 145, 183. F (1843) 397, 398 twice.

ABORIGINES - Vict6r Harbour district. Dr. Wark's work. Reg. May 17, 1843. 2F, 3D.

ABORIGINES - Victor Harbour district. Correspondence about medicines wanted by Dr. D. Wark. Reg. May 17, 1843. 3D. Ad. Exam. May 20, 1843. 2B.

ABORIGINES - Victor Harbour district. Prevalence of venereal disease. A (1844) 772. H ( 1 844) 1 00.

ABORIGINES - Victor Harbour district~ Fight with the Adelaide tribe. A (1846) 383.

ABORIGINES - Victor Harbour district. Failure of attempts to civilize the natives.

, S. A . Nov. 1 6, 184 7. 3 D. ABORIGINES - Victor Harbour district. Queen's birthday

distribution of flour withheld because of the tribe's attack on the Murray natives. Q (1849) 274.

ABORIGINES - Victor Harbour district. See also: Native School, Victor Harbour.

ABORIG1NES - Wellingto~ district. blankets etc. A ( 1 84 5 ) 5 21 , A l 1 846) 300, A 1848) 340,

718. 424. 1486, 1730. 837, 846 (twice), 230 (twice), 259.

G 1845) 836, L 1846) 229, A (1847) 880. N (1847) 345, j5b. A (1850) 82!, 820. A (1854) v ( 1 854) 768.

Distribution of flour,

856, 915.

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ABORIGINES - Wellington district. Reservation of certain sections. A (1847) 881.

ABORIGINES - Wellington district. Supply of medicines. 0 (18L17) 1~

ABORIGINES - Wellington district. Proposed school. A ( 1849) 91. Q (1849) 33.

ABORIGINES - Wellington district. Issue of flour to helpless natives. A (1849) 91, 1736. Q (1849) 33, 274.

ABORIGINES - Wellington district. George Mason appointed Sub-Protector. A (1849) 612. Q (1849) 197 twice. Times April 16, 1849. 3G.

ABORIGINES - Wellington district. An unusual instance of industry and prudence. A (1851) 1180 p.7.

ABORIGINES - Wellington district. Proposed employment in gathering wood for the manufacture of charcoal. A (1851) 1763. s (1851) 320.

ABORIGINES - Wellington district. Prevalence of acute rheumatism. A (1851) 3163.

ABORIGINES - Wellington district. Sub-Protector Mason suggests living at Currency Creek during the winter for better supervision. A (1852) 1173. T (1852) 366 twice.

ABORIGINES - Wellington district. Well behaved and useful to settlers. A (1852) 1173.

ABORIGINES - Wellington district. Alleged attempted rape of a white woman. A ( 1 Cl52) 1427, 1 950. · T (1852) 413, 464.

ABORIGINES - Wellington district. Prevent spread of bushfires. A (1852) 17 •

ABORIGINES - Wellington district. Charges against natives. A ( 1854) 499.

ABORIGINES - Wellington district. Sub-Protector's report. A ('l 854) 2~ 35.

ABORIGINES - Wellington district. Sub-Protector's house in disrepair. A (1855) 3762.

ABORIGINES - Wilpena district. Murder R. Richardson, an employee of J.F. Hayward. Subsequent proceedings. A (1852) 1146, 1230 7 1252, 1513, 1607, 1711, 1733, 1793. T (1852) 392, 486, 490, 522. ·

ABORIGINES - Wilpena district. A feeding station to be established on J.F. Hayward's property. A (1852) 1608. T (1852) 459, 531.

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Al30RTCTNES - Wi.rrabara district. Distribution of flour, blankets, etc. at 0hites 1 Creek. A (1848) 1730. A (1850) 82~, 820.

ABORIGINES - Yorke Peninsula. Long account of the flora and the natives by N. H. I''. Reg. April 23, 1845. 3C.

ABORIGINES - Yorke Peninsula. Visit by Protector to explain the white man's laws. A (1848) 50.

ABORIGINES - Yorke Peninsula. Corporal J. Hall's journal of a visit to the Peninsula to obtain information about the natives. A ( 1848) 85.

ABORIGINES - Yorke Peninsula. fteport by Protector on the need for a police station. j\ ( 1 848 ) 6 7 4 •

ABORIGINES - Yorke Peninsula. Native shot by George Penton. A (1849) 643, 1907~ pp. 8-12. Times Feb. 5, 1849. 20.

ABORIGINES - Yorke Peninsula. Distribution of flour, etc. A ! 1847) 1 594. 0 1847) 258 twice. A 1849) 1528. A 1850) 82~, 820.

ABORIGINES - Yorke Peninsula. Murder of Thomas Armstrong on G.M. Stephen's station. A (1849) 1362, 1907-b pp. 12-13. A (1850) 762 outsize. Reg. July 14, 1849. 3E. Reg. July 28, 1849. 2D.

ABORIGINES - Yorke Peninsula. Police report on cause of outrages. A ( 1 84 9) 1 5 2 7 •

ABORIGINES - Yorke Peninsula. Anxious settlers seek interview with the Governor. A (1849) 1634. CJ ( 1849) 4 71 •

ABORIGINES - Yorke Peninsula. A (1849) 1883& p.5.', 1907~ Reg. Sept. 1, 1849. 3C. S.~. Sept. 4, 1849. ~~, 2F. S.A. Sept. 11, 1849. 3A. S.A. Sept. 18, 1849. 2D. Times Sept. 3, 1849. 3G, 40. Times Sept. 10, 1849. 3B. Times Sept. 24, 1849. 4A.

Murder of Malappa near Stansbury. pp.9-10 , 1908 p.4 •

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ABORIGINES - Yorke Peninsula. Murder of W.B. Scott on G.A. Anstey's station. A (1849) 1883~ p.6 , 1907~ p.14 , 1908 p.8 • A (1850) 762 oucsize. Times Aug. 13, 1849. 3F, 3G. S.A. Aug. 14, 1849. 2C, 2E. S.A. Nov. 23, 1849. 2C. S.A. Nov. 27, 1849. 3A. S.A. Nov. 30, 1849. 2E. Reg. Nov. 24, 1849. 3E. TirnPs Nov. 26, 1849. 30. Reg. Nov. 28, 1849. 4A. S.A. Dec. 7, 1849. 2C.

ABORIGINES - Yorke Peninsula. Alleged murder of a native by George Field. A (1849) 1907~ pp.11-12 , 1908 p.9 • Times Sept. 10, 1849. 3C.

ABORIGINES - Yorke Peninsula. Reasons for peaceable relations between natives and settlers. A ( 1 84 9) 1 94 5 •

ABORIGINES - Yorke Peninsula. Population statistics. A (1849) 2001.

ABORIGINES - Yorke Peninsula. Death of a native prisoner charged with sheep stealing. A (1849) 2273. Q (1849) 631. A ( 1850) 75.

ABORIGINES - Yorke Peninsula. Sheep stealing on Anst~y's station. Times Sept. ·10, 1849. 3F.

ABORIGINES - Yorke Peninsula. H.T. Morris charged with attacking native women. Times Sept. 10, 1849. 3D. Times Sept. 24, 1849. 4B.

ABORIGINES - Yorke Peninsula. Thefts by natives. Times Oct. 18, 1849. 2G.

ABORIGINES - Yorke Peninsula. Attack on James Coutts' nephew. Reg. Oct. 20, 1849. 3A. Times Nov. 15, 1849. 4F. Re~. 'Dec. 5, 1849. 4D. A (1850) 762 outsize.

ABORIGINES - Yorke Peninsula. Further aggression by natives. Times Oct. 22, 1849. 3G.

ABORIGINES - Yorke Peninsula. John Gall attacked by a native. A (1850) 82~ p.4.

ABORIGINES - Yorke Peninsula. W. Bagnall assaulted by Kaukarra W'idlo. A (1850) 1424.

ABORIGINES - Yorke Peninsula. Natives ravaged by disease. A (1851) 1180. p.2.

ABORIGINES - Yorke Peninsula. Murder of Wm. Bagnall. A (1851) 1549, 3144 p.9.

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ABORIGINES - Yorke Peninsula. Affray with shepherds tending J. Coutts' flocks. A (1852) 3119, 3249. A (1853) 3200. T (1852) 915 twice.

ABORIGINES - Yurke Peninsula. Rations distributed at the "full of the moon". A ( 1 8 5 3 ) 11 46 .

ABORIGINES - Yorke Peninsula. Sheep stealing. Settlers seek pol.ice protec!ion. A (1853) 30262. u (1853) 944.

ABORIGINES - For the quarterly reports of the Protectort see Protector of Aborigines.

ABORIGINES - For the case of the native tri~d in 1848 for the murder of his lubra, see Bobbo.

ABORIGINES - There are many interesting notes on friction between the natives and settlers in the quarterly reports of the Commissioner of Police. See Police Commissioner.

ABORIGINES - See also: Native constables. Missions. Native Hospital. Aborigines Protection Society. Land - Aboriginal reserves. Kawalta. Kambalta. Native shepherds. Coquatta. Stephen. Black Dilly. Warranbunnin. Turro Pari. Tangko Malaitya. Pilgulta. Protector of Aborigines. Native School, Adelaide. Native School, Walkerville. Aborigines' Location.

ABORIGINES LOCATION, Adelaide. ~rection of additional buildings. D (1839) 52, 74. . .

ABORIGINES LOCATION, Adelaide. Government declines to lease it to Messrs. Teichelmann and Klose. E ( 1841 ) 138.

ABORIGINES LOCATION, Adelaide. Estimate for additions. A (1843) 590.

ABORIGINES LOCATION, Adelaide. Fence damaged by floods. A (1844) 1057. H ( 1844) 207.

ABORIGINES LOCATION, Adelaide. Buildings to be white-washed monthly. A (1845) 532. G (1845) 862.

ABORIGINES LOCATION, Adelaide. Alterations for the accommodation of the Sappers and Miners. A (;1345) 641, 723, 734. G (1845) 898, 929. A ( 1 846) 11 08 •

ABORIGINES LOCATION, Adelaide. Provision of sheds for natives. A ( 1846) 1164. M (1846) 75. 0 (1847) 218, 226.

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ABORIGINES LOCATION, Adelaide~ Proposed use of the Sappers' garden by the natives. A (1846) 1165. M (1846) 127a.

ABO~IGINES LOCATION, Adelaide. £35 to be ~pent on fencing. L ( 1 846 ) 3'l 3 • ---·· ·- .,

ABORIGINES LOCATION, Adelaide. Building still occupied by some of the Sappers and Miners. A (1847) 1073. 0 (1847) 53.

ABORIGINES LOCATION, Adelaide. Accommodation for immigrant girls. A ( 1 84 7) 1 304. 0 (1847) 36 (twice, 73, 142. A (1849) 508.

ABORIGINES LOCATION, Adelaide. Improvements needed. /\ ( 1 848 ) 111 •

ABORIGINES LOCATION, Adelaide. Outbreak of fire. Times Dec. 10, 1849. 3G. S.A. Dec. 11, 1849. Supp. 1B. Reg. Dec. 12, 1849. 3E.

ABORIGINES LOCATION, Adelaide. Two rooms to be used temporarily as a Police Court. R (1850) 348 twice.

ABORIGINES LOCATION, Adelaide. Work to recommence on new building. u (1853) 213, 305.

ABORIGINES LOCATION, Adelaide. Stone wall to be built instead of a paling fence. A (1853) 844. u ( 185 3) 277.

ABORIGINES LOCATION, Adelaide. Mess and store rooms to be added. A (1853) 1557. u (1853) 501.

ABORIGINES LOCATION, Adelaide. Plan showing site. A (1853) 1769.

ABORIGINES LOCATION, Adelaide. See also: Native School, Adelaide.

ABOl-UGINES MISSION, See South Australian Missionary So.ciety.

ABORIGINES PROTECTION SOCIETY. Proposed South Australian Dranch. D ( 1 838) 1 3, 25.

ABOUKIR, immigrant ship. Misce.llaneous papers. A ( 1 84 7 ) 1 01 6 , 11 0 2 , 11 0 5 , 11 0 9 , 111 0 . 11 3 5 , 11 6 7 , 1 2 2 7 • 0 (1847) 73, 82, 85, 108,· 118.

ABSCONDING DEBTORS. Suggested reciprocal action between colonies to deal with them. A (1852) 495, 1105r 1730, 2010. A (1854) 1853, 2684. v ( 18':)4) 61 3.

ACCIDENTS. Main causes. A ( 1852) 104 7.

ACCIDENTS. See also: Coroners Inquests.

ACLAND, William. Inquest on his death. A (1850) 1501. A ( 1 851 ) 615. ·

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ACKERDICK, J.H. Enquiry about land grant for Section 5150 on the Onkaparinga. R ( 1850) 402.

ACOURT, William. Adelaide Gaol A (1852) 436. T (1852) 221.

His services as a gaol guard at the dispensed with.

ACRAMAN & CO. Petition for reduction of duties on refuse tobacco. A ( 1848) 1 798.

ACRAMAN, COOKE & CO., Merchants. Tender for the supply of coal. A (1849) 864.

ACRAMAN, COOKE & CO., Merchants. Seek refund of duty on damaged tea. A (1851) 3712. s (1851) 782, 783.

ADAIR, William. Evidence at the trial of the native Bobbo. A (1848) 958.

ADAMS. See Gray, Joseph. __ , ADAMS, Alexander. Evidence on the death of J. Harkness.

A ( 1846) 966.

ADAMS, Alexander. A patient at the Hospital. A ( 1 846 ) 1 5 36 • M (1846) 217.

ADAMS, Charles. His watch and chain allegedly stolen. A (1856) 544.

ADAMS, Charles Henry. Dismissed from the Police Force. A (1852) 2410. T (1852) 804.

ADAMS, Charles Henry. Seeks to rejoin the mounted Police Force. A ( 185 3) 1400.

ADAMS, James. Fined for neglect of work. B (1837) 71.

ADAMS, James. His death. A ~1848) 717.

ADAMS, James Stephenson. Appointed to the Metropolitan Police Force. A (1850) 2217.

ADAMS, Jane, Mrs. Her death. A ( 1 8L~8) 7T7:"

ADAMS, John. A patieni at the Hospital. L ( 1846) 397.

ADAMS, John. His hospitality at Prospect House. S.A. Dec.21, 1849. 2F. Reg. Dec.22, 1849. 2E.

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ADAMS, Mary, Mrs. A ( 1 84 5 ) 5 7 9 • G (1845) 874.

Petition for permanent relief.

ADAMS, Peter. ·Acquitted of a charge of abduction. A (1851) 3693.

ADAMS, Richard. Applies for an auctioneer's licence. A ( 1854) 1 040.

ADAMS, Robert. Serves his sentence. A (1854) 1511.

ADAMS, Thomas. About to marry a native girl. A (1847) 679~. N (1847) 287.

ADAMS, Thomas. Seeks remission of sentence. A (1849) 98. 0 (1849) 57.

ADAMS, Thomas~ Grant of land as husband of an abo~iginal. A 11849) 1095, 1357~. Q 1849) 426 •. A 1851) 1405.

ADAMS, Thomas. Occupation of aboriginal reserve at Skylligolee Creek. A (1848) 196, 700. p ( 1848) 241 •

ADAMS, Thomas. Correspondence about public access to water on his section at Skylligolee Creek. A ( 1849) 1 960.

ADAMS, Thomas. Seeks to retain section of land granted to him as widower of an aboriginal woman. A (1855) 1633 (outsize Gr.3), 2553. w (1855) 419, 589. .

ADAMS, Thomas. Evidence at the trial of J. Yates for the murder of J. Mansforth. A (1850) 1858.

ADAMS, Thomas. Inquest on his death. A (1853) 3165.

ADAMSON, James. On the first Munno Para East District Council. A ( 1,853) 2283.

ADAMSON, John. Appointment in the Police Force. A (1850) 277.

ADAMSON, John. On the Echunga District Council. A (1853) 3391.

ADAMSON, Thomas. Elected Chairman, Echunga District Council. A (1855) 2746.

ADAMSON, Thomas. Suggests that Echunga be made a polling · place, Elec. Dist. of Hindmarsh.

A (1855) 2868. w (1855) 675.

ADCOCK, Thomas. Infringes postal regulations. (Natural history specimens enclosed in newspapers.) A (1855) 3876, 3881. _

ADCOCK, Thomas. Requests remission of penalty for infringement of the Postal Act. A (1856) 171. x (1856) 34.

ADCOCY., Thomas. Reporting to f-{ailway Board the 'Nilful obstructions placed on railway. A (1856) 776. x ( 1856) 1 42.

ADDIS, Austinette. Her school in Flinders Street. /\ ( 1849) 1894.

ADDISON, Named as acquaintance of Bridget O'Brien, de facto wife of James J:<'erguson. A (1856) 628~.

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ADDISON, Charles S. Seeks appointment as keeper at the Cape Willoughby Lighthouse. A (1851) 373. s (1851) 85.

ADDISON, Charles Simpson. A guard on the convict-built road at Cox's Creek. A (1852) 2134. T (1852) 695.

ADDISON, Charles Simpson. Declines to go as guard to Cox's Creek. A (1852) 2175.

ADDISON, Robert. Appointed Asst. Landing Waiter, Customs Dept. W Finance (1855) 122 •.

ADDISON, Robert. Reco~mende~ as Assistant Landing Waiter. A (1856) 2124. X ~inance (1856) 209.

ADDISON, Robert. His services at Customs Dept. to be dispensed with. x ( 1856) 91.

ADDISON, Thomas P. Employed in the Customs Office. H (1844) 326, 327 twice. A ( 1845) 146, 150, 669. G (1845) 735, 742, 898.

ADDISON, Thomas P. fiis quarters as postmaster at Port Adelaide. A (1845) 1144, 1145.

ADDISON, Thomas P. Alleged neglect of duty as acting postmaster at Port Adelaide. A ( 1845) 1344.

ADDISON, Thomas P. To act as postmaster at Port Adelaide. K (1845) 60, 61.

ADDISON, Thomas P. Seeks an increase of salary. A (1846) 815. L ( 1846) 382. A (1847) 464. N (1847) 201.

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ADDISON, Thomas P. Seeks increase of salary as clerk in the Customs Department. A (1847) 708.

ADDISON, Thoma~ P. Seeks appointment as Warehouse Keeper. A ( 1 848) 11 1 4 •

ADDISON, Thomas P. Suggested promotion to the position of Warehouse Keeper. A ( 1 848) 11 37 , 11 40. p (1848) 355, 364.

ADDISON, Thomas P. Promotion in the Customs Department. A ( 1 848 ) 1 881 • p (1848) 596, 610.

ADDISON, Thomas P. Complaint by the Collector of Customs. A (1849) 249, 279. .

ADDISON, Thomas P. Applies for a salary increase. A (1852) 266. T (1852) 148.

ADDISON, Thomas P. Recommended as Chief Clerk in the Customs Department. A (1852) 764. T (1852) 238 twice.

ADELAIDE. Committee appointed for naming streets. B (1837) 74.

ADELAIDE. Erection of barracks for the Buffalo's marines. B (1837) 300.

ADELAIDE. Erection of small house to serve as office for the Judge. B (1837) 306, 307, 311.

ADELAIDE. Removal of trees and stumps from the streets. c ( 1838) 66.

ADELAIDE. Discharge of guns and fireworks in the streets. D (1838) 21.

ADELAIDE. Town Crier appointed. D ( 1840) 214.

ADELAIDE. Adelaide Market for sale. (Corner of Gawler Place and 'Rundle St. ) Reg. Jan. 4, 1840. 2B.

ADELAIDE. Danger to night travellers from sawpits, wells and other holes. Ad. Chron. Feb. 4, 1840. 3C.

ADELAIDE. Anniversary of Wesleyan Sunday-School Union. S.A. June 12, 1840. 3E.

ADELAIDE. D1sgraceful state of streets. S.A. June 30, 1840. 3D. Reg. Sept. 19, 1840. 3A. S.A. Jan. 22, 1841. 3B. Reg. Jan. 30, 1841. 3B. . Ad. Exam. Oct.29, 1842. 1A. Reg. April 6, 1844. 3C. Reg. April 17, 1844. 2E. ~eg. April 27, 1844. 2D, 3B. Reg. May 6, 1846. 2c. Reg. Nov. 11, 1846. 2D.

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ADELAIDE. Danger from unfenced wells. Reg. Sept. 26, 1840. 2D. S. A, Nov. 10, 1840. 3 B. S. A. Jan. 1 2, 1 841 . 5C. S.A. Feb. 12, 18111~ 3E.

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ADELAIDE. United Methodists meet in a room in Brown Street. Reg. Oct. 24, 1840. 2D.

ADELAIDE. South Australian School Society's building to be opened in March, 1841. S. A . Feb. 1 9, 1841 • 3 E.

ADELAIDE. Market opened on the Corporation Acre. S.A. March 23, 1841. 3C.

ADELAIDE. Danger from dogs. S.A. April 2, 1841. 3C. Ad. Exam. Dec. 14, 1842. 3A. S.A. Oct. 9, 1846. 6A. S.A. Mar. 24, 1848. 3B, 3C. Reg. July 19, 1848. 4A. Reg. Dec. 13, 1848. 2E. S.A. Jan. 23, 1849. 5B. Reg. May 9, 1849. 2E. S.A. Oct. 23, 1849. 2D.

ADELAIDE. Haystacks not to be erected in certain places. S.A. Dec. 31, 1841. 3B. S.A. Jan. 11, 1842. 2C.

ADELAIDE. Validity of the rate recently imposed. A ( 1842) 1 56.

ADELAIDE. Proposed establishment of a pound. A (1842) 450. E (1842) 786. F (1842) 32.

ADELAIDE. Establishment of a court of requests appointment of a sheriff deemed unnecessary. F ( 1 84 2 ) 46 •

ADELAIDE. Danger from ditches and pits in the streets. Ad. Exam. May 19, 1842. 38. Ad. Exam. July 28, 1842. 48.

ADELAIDE. Corporation abnut to repair footpaths. S.A. July 15, 1842. 2E.

ADELAIDE. Complaints about the ridin~ of horses on footpaths. Ad, Exam. July 28, 1842. 4B. Reg. June 18, 1845. 3D. Reg. July 9, 1845. 3D.

ADELATDE. Existence of numerous brothels. Ad.• Exam. Dec. 28, 1842. 3A. Ad. Exam. Dec. 31, 1842. 3C.

ADELAIDE. Buildings occupied at various times by the Advocate General~ the Judge, the Colonial Secretary, etc. A ( 184 3 J 85 ..

ADELAIDE. Excessive number of dogs. Tax recommended • . Ad. Exam. Jan. 28, 1843. 3A. S.A. Jan. 31, 1843. 2E. R,2g. Feb. 18, 1846. 3A.

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ADELAIDE. Footpaths cleared of drays and carts. S.A. July 14, 1843. 3A.

ADELAIDE. Natives tried for appearing naked in Gawler Place. S. A. Sept. 5 , 1 84 3. 2C.

ADELAIDE. Economic history, 1837-44. S.A. April 26, 1844. 2B.

ADELAIDE. Public meeting discusses the repairing of the streets. Reg. May 1, 1844. 2D, 3B. S.A. May 3, 1844. 2C. S.A. May 10, 1844. 2C. Reg. May 11, 1844. 3B. S.A. May 14, 1844. 2C.

ADELAIDE. Building improvements. S.A. May 28, 1844. 2D. S. A. Sept. 10, 1844. 2D. S.A. Dec. 27, 1844. 2D. S.A. Feb. 25, 1845. 3B. S.A. May 23, 1845. 3A. S.A. Aug. 15, 1845. 3E. S.A. Sept. 22, 1846~ 7A. S.A. March 5, 1847. 4C.

ADELAIDE. Use of white freestone from Mt. Lofty for shops. S.A. Nov. 29, 1844. 3E.

ADELAIDE. Need for the definition of footpaths and street alignments. A ( 1845) 118, 837.

ADELAIDE. Definition of widths of footpath~ preparatory to prosecuting persons for riding and driving on them. A (1845) 699, 1294. A (1846) 332.

ADELAIDE. Street boundaries to be defined by posts. K (1845) 61, 63.

ADELAIDE. Suggested planting of trees in the streets. Reg • Nov • 1 2, 1 84 5 • 2 D.

ADELAIDE. Comment on the Government notice regulating the width of footpaths. Reg. Nov. 15, 1845. 2D.

ADELAIDE. Inadequate police protection. A (1846) 444.

ADELAIDE. Need for lamp posts at street corners. Reg~ Feb. 28, 1846. 3E.

ADELAIDE. Pessimistic forecast. Reg. June 10, 1846. 3D. Reg. JUI)e 13, 1846. 1E.

ADELAIDE. Company to be formed for lighting certain streets by gas. S.A. July 14, 1846. 2D. For later references see Adelaide Gas Company.

ADELAIDE. Six hundred pounds granted for repair of streets. A ( 1846) 11 54. N (1847) 38 twice.

ADELAIDE. Collection of City rates. A (1846) 1385, 1491, 1552. M (1846) 184 twice.

ADELAIDE. Nuisance caused by the pumping of water from cellars into the streets. A ( 18L~6) 1 41 2, 1421 •

ADELAIDE. William Smith appointed Town Surveyor. M (1846) 103 (3 times) N (1847) 194, 195, 224. 0 (1847) 247 twice.

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ADELAIDE. Night soil to be deposited near the City Bridge. Reg. Sept. 9, 1846. 2C.

ADELAIDE. Nuisance caused by the pumping of water from cellars into the streets. A (1847) 64, 86. N (1847) 50, 60, 140. A (1848) 133 p.5.

ADELAIDE. Danger from blacksmiths' fires. A (1847) 330.

ADELAIDE. Legal difficulty encountered in proceeding against persons for filling up watercourses opposite their premises. A (1847) 348.

ADELAIDE. Legality of balconies overhanging footpaths. A (1847) 842. 0 ( 1847) 6. A (1849) 652, 802 p.8.

ADELAIDE. Obstructions to watercourses at entrances to private property. S.A. May 18, 1847. -3D.

ADELAIDE. Complaint about dust and mud. S.A. Aug. 31, 1847. 3C.

ADELAIDE. Casi of making and repairing roads. A (1848) 128, 238, 1474. p (1848) 49.

ADELAIDE. Town Surveyor's duty as regards dangerously insecure buildings. A (1848) 286.

' p ( 1848) 97.

ADELAIDE. Various nuisances. S.A. Feb. 22, 1848. 2F.

ADELAIDE. Proposed boiling-down works in Hindley St. Reg. March 25, 1848. 3E.

ADELAIDE. Reckless riding and driving of horses. Reg. March 25, 1848. 3E.

ADELAILIE. Complaint about smells. Unpleasant area in North Terrace near the City Bridge. S.A. April 11, 1848. 3A. Times Oct. 30, 1848. 3A. Reg. Aug. 22, 1849. 2D.

ADELAIDE. Nuisances caused by the slaughtering of animals. S.A. June 20, 1848. 2C.

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ADELAIDE. Nuisance from butchers' offal in the streets. S. A. Dec. 19, 1848. 4A.

ADELAIDE. Danger from bolting horses and from breaking in of horses. S.A. nee. 22, 1848. ?C.

ADELAIDE. Memorial complaining of defective cleaning and draining. A (1849) 357. 0 ( 1849) 107.

ADELAIDE. Encroachment of buildings on footpaths. A (1849) 802, p.8.

ADELAIDE. Need for the definition of footpaths and street alignments. S.A. April 20, 1849. 2B. S.A. April 24, 1849. 2B.

ADELAIDE. Need for sanitary reform. Times Jan. 29, 1849. 2G. Times Feb.12, 1849. 4A. S.A. Feb. 2, 1849. 2C. S.A. Feb. 9, 1849. 2A. Reg. Feb • 3 , 1 84 9 • 3 A , 3 B. Reg. Feb. 10, 1849. 2E. I~ e g. Feb. 1 4, 1 84 9. 3 B. Reg. March 7, 1849. 4D. S.A. Oct. 26, 1849. 2C.

ADELAIDE. Public meeting discusses sanitary reform. S,A. Feb. 2, 1849. 3B. S.A. Feb. 6, 1849. 38. S.A. Feb. 9, 1849. 2C. Reg. Feb. 10, 18L~9. 3A. Times Feb. 12, 1849. 4B.

ADELAIDE. Tree stumps still remain in certain streets. Reg. Feb. 24, 1849. 4A.

ADELAIDE. Objections to the smell of tallow works. Reg. Feb. 24, 1849. 4A.

ADELAIDE. Filth in back lanes. Times April 9, 1849. 3D.

ADELAIDE. Danger from flimsy verandahs. Reg. April 18, 1849. 3E.

ADELAIDE. Nuisance from stray goats. S.A. Oct. 23, 1849. 2D.

ADELAIDE. Shopkeepers unpack goods on footpaths and leave empty cases "day and night". A ( 1850) 870. R ( 1850) 227.

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ADELAIDE. Nuisance caused by fruit vendors' baskets in Hindley Street. A ( 1851) 591 • s ( 1 851 ) 1 64.

ADELAIDE. Filthy and disgusting condition of roads. Many business places unapproachable. A ( 1854) 1423. v (1854) 495.

ADELAIDE. For the state of the town see the quarterly reports of the Commissioner of Police.

ADELAIDE. See also: North Adelaide.

ADELAIDE. See also: Capital site. Slums.

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ADELAIDE. See also: Aborigines' Location. Destitute Asylum. Emigrant Depot. Hospital, Adelaide. Lunatic Asylum. Gaol. Native School. Torrens, river. Botanic Gardens. Park Lands. Government House. Cemetery, West Terrace. Light Monument, Light Square. Police Station.· Police Court. Police Barracks. Police Commissioner's Office. Military Barracks. Sappers' Barracks. Mounted Police Barracks. Post Office. Supreme Court. Resident Magistrate's Court. Government Offices. South Australian Savings Bank. Audit Office. Crown Lands Office. Legislative Council Chambers. Government House Wall. Government Quarry, near North Terrace. Police Paddock. Iron Store. Signal Station. Corn Market. Market, Pirie Street. Slaughter house. Cattle Market. Argyle Theatre. Royal Victoria Theatre. f{oyal Adelaide Theatre. Queen 1 s Theatre. Trinity Church School. Roman Catholic School, Franklin Street. Exchange, Adelaide. George's Exchange, King \.I/ illiam Street. Neale s 1 Exchange. Baptist Church, Hindley St~ Baptist Church, Pulteney St. Bentham Street Chapel. Church of Christ, Franklin St. Congregational Church, North Terrace. Congregational Church, Gawler Place. Lutheran Church, Adelaide. Lutheran Church, Angas St. Methodist Church, Hobson Place. Methodist New Connection. Church, Hindley Street. Primitive Methodist Church, Waymouth Street. Wesleyan Church, Franklin Street~ Wesleyan Church, · Gawler Place. Presbyterian Church, Grenfell Street. Presbyterian Church, Gouger Street. Synagogue. Lunatic Asylum. Adelaide •.. Local Court, Adelaide. Supreme Court House. St. Francis Xavier's Church. St. Patrick's Church, West Terrace. St. John's Church. Trinity Church. Roads - Port Elliot to Adelaide. Glenelg, Brighton, and Adelaide Building Society. Female Immigrant Depot.

ADELAIDE - Acre 46. Corner described for the first time as the Beehive. Times Oct.1, 1849. 1F. Reg. Oct. 3, 1849. 2D.

ADELAIDE - Acre 81. acre 81 or 82).

Description of the "Adelaide Market". (On

Reg. Jan.11, 1840. 3A.

ADELAIDE - Acre 82. acre 81 or 82).

Description of the "Adelaide Market". (On

Reg. Jan.11, 1840. -3A.

ADELAIDE - Acre 197. Sale of allotments. S.~. March 10, 1848. 3F. S. A. Oct. 19, 1849. 2F.

ADELAIDE - Acre 245. Sale of allotments. S.A. Oct.19, 1849. 2F.

ADELAIDE - Acre 253. Bought by the Roman Catholics. Reg. July 26, 1848. 3E~

ADELAIDE - Acre 409. Town Clerk forwards notice to fence in acre 409, King William Street. A (1856) 2641.

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ADELAIDE - Acre 419. Subdivisional sale. Reg. Oct. 3, 1849. 2C.

ADELAIDE - Acre 420. Subdivisional sale. Reg. Oct. 3, 1849. 2C.

ADELAIDE - Acre 462. Sold by auction. S. A. Dec. 12, Wl-~8. 2F.

ADELAIDE - Acre 466. Subdivisional sale. Reg. Nov. 29, 1848. 1D. S.A .. Dec. 12, 1848. 2E.

ADELAIDE - Acre 467. Subdivisional sale. Reg. Nov. 29, 1848. 1D. S.A. Dec. 12, 1848. 2E.

ADELAIDE - Acre 468. Subdivisional sale. Reg. Nov-.-~1848. 1D. S • A , Dec • 1 2 , 1 848 • 2 E •

ADELAIDE - Acre 580. Sale of Osmond Gilles' property with plan. Times Dec. 18, 1848. 3B.

ADELAIDE - Acre 580. Subdivisional sale. S.A. Dec. 19, 1848. 3E.

ADELAIDE - Acre 581. Sale of Osmond Gilles' property with plan. Times Dec. 18, 1848. 3B.

ADELAIDE - Acre 581. Subdivisional sale. S. A. Dec. 19, 1848. 3E.

ADELAIDE - Acre 586. Sale of Osmond Gilles' property with plan. Times Dec. 18, 1848. 3B.

ADELAIDE - Acre 586. Subdivisional sale. S. A. Dec. 19, 1848. 3E.

ADELAIDE - Acre 587. Sale of Osmond Gilles' property with plan. Times Dec. 18, 1848. 3B.

ADELAIDE - Acre 587. Subdivisional sale • . S.A. Dec. 19, 1848. 3E.

ADELAIDE - Acre 617. Subdivisional sale. S.A .. Nov. 30, 1849. 3F.

ADELAIDE - Acre 664. Subdivisional sale. S.A. April.17, 1849. 1D.

ADELAIDE - Acre 687. Subdivided. Times Oct. 15, 1849. 2F.

ADELAIDE - Acre 688. Subdivided. Times Oct. 15, 1849. 2F.

ADELAIDE - A6re 826. Auctioneer's glowing advertisement. S.A. March 3, 1848. 3F.

ADELAIDE - City Commissioners. Financial statement. A ( 1 84 9 ) 1 97 3 •

ADELAIDE - City Commissioners~ Draft by-laws and regulations as amended bv the Advocate General. A (1849) 2119~.

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ADELAIDE - City Commissioners. Power to appoint subordinate officers. A (1849) 2205.

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ADELAIDE - Cit4 Commissioners. Appointment of Commissioners. Q (1849) 50 • .

ADELAIDE - City Commissioners. First meeting. Q (1849) 505.

ADELAIDE - City Commissioners. Annual report, with financial statement. A ( 1851) 1175.

ADELAIDE - City Commissioners. Financial statement for 1850, with list of works executed. A (1851) 1193 outsize.

ADELAIDE - City Commissioners. Financial statements for 1851. A (1851) 2239, 2761.

ADELAIDE - City Commissioners. Statement of expenditure on fords and bridges over the Torrens from 1849 to 1851. A (1851) 2313. ·

ADELAIDE - City Commissioners. Special funds to provide temporary work for survivors of the Marion. A (1851) 2315, 2409, 2652.

ADELAIDE - City Commissioners. Correspondence about salaries. A (1851) 2374. \.

ADELAIDE - City Commissioners. Re-appointment of officers pending the re-constitution. of the Corporation. A ( 1851) 2658. s (1851) 532.

_ADELATDE - City Commissioners. Chairman requests monthly advance of £1000 for road repairs and unforeseen contracts. A (1852) 8.

ADELAIDE - City Commissioners. authorization of the Vote in A (1852) 8. T (1852) 12.

ADELAIDE - City Commissioners. Provisional City Council. A (1852) 36, 287. T (1852) 54.

Chairman request an early Aid of City funds.

Account of expenditure of

ADELAIDE - City Commissioners. Three members of the Provisional City Council refuse to act gratuitously. A ( 1852) 287.

ADELAIDE - Cit~ Commissioners. Appointments. A (1852) 15 9. T (1852) 476.

I -ADELAIDE - City Commissioners. Final inventory of books,

materials, etc. A (1852) 1713. T (1852) 613, 619.

ADELAIDE - City Commissioners. See also: Adelaide Corporation.

ADELAIDE - Corporation. See Adelaide Corporation.

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ADELAIDE, district. Building improvements. S.A. Sept. 22, 1846. 7A.

ADELAIDE, district. See also: Aborigines - Adelaide tribe.

ADELAIDE - Land Sales. See Lan~ sales - Adelaide.

ADELAIDE - Name Lists. List of electors. Ad. Exam. Oct. 12, 1842. 1A.

ADELAIDE - Name Lists. List of ratepayers. A (1847) 510, 523.

ADELAIDE - Name Lists. Petition from settlers. A (1855) 1656.

ADELAIDE - Public Health. See Public health - Adelaide.

ADELAIDE - Sewerage. Water mains and sewers should be laid down simultaneously. A ( 1 8 5 2 ) 1 80 9 , 2 4 1 3 • T (1852) 585.

ADELAIDE - Sewerage. Competitive plans to be called for. A (1852) 2738.

ADELAIDE - Sewerage. Adelaide Corporation anxiotls to provide an efficient system. A (1853) 70. u (1853) 23. v ( 1854) 1 059.

ADELAIDE - Sewerage. Adelaide Corporation seeks power to raise a loan for water supply and a sewerage system. A (1853) 425, 552. u (1853) 167.

ADELAIDE - Sewerage. Competitions invited for plans, specifications and estimates for sewerage and water. A (1854) 3717. A (1855) 1256, 1452. w (1855) 310, 326.

ADELAIDE - Sewerage. Colonial Architect requested to supply plans, specif icntions and estimate. w ( 1855) 387.

ADELAIDE - Sewerage. G.E. Hamilton's offer of gratiutous assistance is accepted. A (1855) 1657.

ADELAIDE - Sewerage. W. Hanson to assist in the preparation of the plans. A ( 1 8 5 5) 1 6 77 .

ADELAIDE - Squares. Neglected. Reg. June 10, 1846. 3D. Heg. June 13, 1846. 1E.

ADELAIDE - Squares. "Unsightly wastes". S.A. March 5, 1847. 4C. -

ADELAIDE - Squares. Proposed fencing. S.A. Oct. 9, 1849. 2F.

ADELAIDE - Squares. Correspondence about fencing, planting. etc. A (1854) 436, 629. u ( 185 3) 981 • V ( 1 8 5 L~ ) 1 7 8 •

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ADELAIDE - Squares. Tasmanian blue gum considered the most suitable for ornament and shade. u ( 1853) 981 • v ( 1854) 178.

/\DEL/\IDE - ;:Jguares. Suggestions (anon.) respecting planting and layout (with plan) commended hy Governor MacDonnell. A (1855) 3289 (outsize), 3321. w (1855) 763.

A DELA IDE - Squa.re s.

ADELAIDE - Streets. streets.

See also: Victoria Square.

Suggested planting of trees in the

Reg. Nov. 12, 1845. 2D.

ADELAIDE - Streets. Return showing work performed in 1850. A (1851) 1193 outsize.

ADELAIDE - Streets. Grant sought for making and repairing. A (1853) 856. u (1853) 274.

ADELAIDE - Streets. See also the following streets: Rundle. King William. Hindley. Grenfell. Currie. Gawler Place. Topham. Gilles. Franklin. North Terrace. Rosina. King William Road. West Terrace.

ADELAIDE - Streets. See also: North Adel8ide - Streets.

ADELAIDE - Water supply. Water-carters compelled to supply water for fire-engines. D (1841) 356.

ADELAIDE - Water supply. Diseased natives bathe at the spot used by the water-carriers. Ad. l~xam. Jan. 25, 18LJ.3. 1A. Ad. Exam. Jan. 28, 1843. 2C.

ADELAIDE - Water· supply. J. Wyatt's plan for supplying water · from the Torrens.

A (1846) 819, 851, 883. L (1846) 383, 386, 393.

ADELAIDE - Water supply. Water-carriers advance their prices by 50 per cent. Reg. Sept. 9, 1846. 2C.

ADELAIDE - Water suEply. Water pumped by J. Wyatt. Reg. Jan. 27, 18+7. 3C. Reg. March 6, 1847. 2B. Reg. May 22, 1847. 2D. S.A. Aug. 24, 1847. 3C. S.A. Dec. 28, 1847. 3A. Reg. Oct. 14, 1848. 2C. Reg. Oct. 21, 1848. 2E. Reg. Nov. 11 , 1 848. 1 A. Reg~. Dec. 6, 1848. 3C. Times Dec. 11, 1848. 4A.

ADELAIDE - Water suEply. Existing and proposed methods. S.A. April 9, 18 7. 2D.

ADELAIDE.- Water supplY,. G. Green's proposal for supplying the City from a reservoir at West Terrace.

·A (1848) 1390, 1469, 1505. p (1848) 450, 477. Times Oct. 16, 1848. 4A.

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ADELAIDE - Water supply. W.H. Burton's plan for erecting tanks on the banks of the Torrens. A (1850) 437.

ADELAIDE - Water supply. Information about waterworks to be obtained from Hobart. A (1850) 479, 1343. R (1850) 142.

ADELAIDE - Water supply. Judge Cooper points out defect in proposed ordinance. A (1850) 1719.

ADELAIDE - Water supply. Proposed system of rating. A ( 1850) 1764.

ADELAIDE ~ Water supply. Impure water. Bathing and washing in the Torrens prohibited. s (1851) 718.

ADELAIDE - Water supply. Analyses of water from River Torrens and Brown Hill Creek. A (1852) 445~. T (1852) 170.

ADELAIDE - W~ter supply. B.H. Babbage reports on several alternative proposals. A ( 1852) 1809. T (1852) 585.

ADELAIDE - Water suREly. Colonial Architect's proposals. A (1852) 2413, 2 ~ O. T (1852) 752.

ADELAiflE - Water supply~ Proposal that competitive plans be called for. A (1852) 2738.

ADELAIDE - Water supply. Adelaide Corporation anxious to provide an efficient water supply and sewerage system. A (1853) 70. u (-1853) 23.

ADELAIDE - Wat~r supply. works near Ford across filtered water". A (1853) 290, 593. u (1853) 112, 221.

ADELAIDE - Water supplr· a loan for the supp y A (1853) 425, 552. u (1853) 167.

ADELAIDE - Water supply. A (1853) 685. v (1854) 1039.

Taylor & Derry permitted to erect Torrens for the supply of 11 pure and

Adelaide Corporation seeks to raise of water and a sewerafe system.

Progress reports.

ADELAIDE - vV7ater supply. Competitions invited for plans,

specifications and estimates for water and drainage. A (1854) 3717. A (1855) 1256, 1452. w (1855) 310, 326.

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ADELAIDE - Water supply. Suggestion that a Commission be appointed to enquire into the best methods of water supply. A (1854) 3773. v ( 1854) 1111 .

ADELAIDE - Water supply. A committee formed to report on plans and estimates. w (1855) 324.

ADELAIDE - Water supply. A.F. Lindsay's suggestions. A ( 1 855) 1 385. 'vJ (1855) 337.

ADELAIDE - Water supply. The Colonial Architect requested to supply plans, specifications and estimate. w (1855) 387.

ADELAIDE - Water supply. City council asked to provide certain particulars. w (1855) 389.

ADELAIDE - Water supply. G. Francis makes a proposal to the Government. A ( 1855) 1595.

ADELAIDE - Water supply. G.E. Hamilton's offer of gratuitous assistance is accepted. A (1855) 1657.

ADELAIDE - Water supply. W. Hanson to assist in the preparation of the plans. A ( 1855) 1677.

ADELAIDE - Water supply. Authority sought for the cost of preparing plans etc. A (1855) 2265.

ADELAIDE - Water supply. Commissioners forward report for preparation of plans for waterworks. A (1856) 258. .

ADELAIDE - W1ter supply. Clerk of Executive council makes suggestions. A ~1856) 375.

ADELAIDE - Water supply. Memorial for waterworks and buildin€Ss Act. A (1856) 376.

ADELAIDE - Water supply. Town Clerk asks if the Government will initiate a Water-Works Bill. A ( 1 856) 1706. x (1856) 305.

ADELAIDE - Water supply. John Albert Bruce offers his services for the analysis of water in /\delaide. A (1856) 1981. x (1856) 357.

ADELAID? -.Water supply. John Lazar was appointed as Commissioner of Waterworks by the Governor. A (1856) 2269.

ADELAIDE - Water supply. Mr. Davenport requests an advance of £500. A ( 1856) 2389. X Finance (1856) 249.

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ADELAIDE - Water supply. Water Works Commissioners nominate officers for appointment. A (1856) 2439.

ADELAIDE - Water supply. Commissioners request that plans in the hands of the Government may be passed over to the Commissioners. A (1856) 2440.

ADELAIDE - Water supply. that they may receive the Act. A (1856) 2576.

Commissioner of Water Works request their appointments in accordance with

ADELAIDE - Water supply. Secretary to the Commissioners reports that Mr. Jackson's services will be accepted. A (1856) 2578.

ADELAIDE - Water supply. Visit of Mr. Jackson, Engineer of the Waterworks, Melbourne, to inspect plans for the Adelaide City Water Works. x (1856) 444.

ADELAIDE - Water supply. Commissioners request that they may be supplied with the Government Gazette. A ( 1856) 2593.

ADELAIDE - Water supply. Water Works Commissioners forward application for an advance of £2,000. A (1856) 2718. X Finance (1856) 288.

ADELAIDE - Water supply. Commissioners of Water 1;1Jorks request that the rates of remuneration to Commissioners may be authorized by a letter from the Governor. A (1856) 2721.

' ADELAIDE - Water supply. Commissioners of Water Works request that the waste lands required as water gathering surfaces may be made over to the Commission. A (1856) 2722. x (1856) 504.

ADELAIDE - Water supply. Water Works Commissioners report the amount of funds required for 1856 and 1857. A (1856) 2732.

ADELAIDE - Water supply. Water Works Commissioners recommend that Chief Commissioner and Engineer visit Sydney and Melbourne. A (1856) 3129.

ADELAIDE - Water supply. See also: Adelaide Water Company. Water carts. Brownhill Creek Water Scheme. Adelaide -Sewerage.

ADELAIDE, immigrant ship. Miscellaneous papers. A (1852T 185, 501, 512, 516.

ADELAIDE, immigrant ship. Sails without Government despatches. The Emigration Agent refuses to muster passengers. A (1852) 445, 469, 488, 701. . . T (1852) 105, 133 twice.

ADELAIDE, immigrant shin. An outbreak of smallpox. . A (1852.)452, 488, 494, 501, 755.

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ADELAIDE, immi~rant Ship. Breaks her quarantine. A (1852) 69 , 704. T (1852) 209, 217, 229.

ADELAIDE, immigrant ship. An outbreak of measles before· sailing depletes her passenger list. A (1852) 925.

ADELAIDE, )u~. Machine parts etc. received from England. A (1848 761.

1\DELAIDE, tu~. Correspondence about the Morgan an T. Liddle as engineers. A ( 1849) 61. Q (1849) 20, 26, 94, 95.

appointment of J.

ADELAIDE, )ug. Boiler and engine gear imported. A ( 1849 318.

ADELAIDE, tug. Brought from England by the officers and crew of H.M.S. Havannah. A (1849) 468. Q ( 1849) 27.

ADELAIDE, tug. Removal of false keel, and other work necessary for fitting her for service. A (1849) 543. 0 ( 1 849) 1 64.

ADELAIDE, tug. Correspondence about the appointment of a master. A (1849) 548, 567, 1389, 1L~95. Q (1849) 185, 426 twice.

ADELAIDE, )ug. Inventory of stores, etc. A (~849 559, 560.

ADELAIDE, )ug. Her first run. A (1849 779. Reg. April 25, 1849. 3C.

ADELAIDE, )ug. Engagement of A (1849 35. Q (1849) 251.

crew. f1ates of pay.

ADELAIDE, tug. Suggested use for dredging at the bar to the Port lU ver. A (1849) 897. 0 ( 1 849) 269.

ADELAIDE, )u~. ~stimated receipts for 1850. A ( 1 84 9 1 8 32 •

ADELAIDEr )u~. Vessels towed by her. A· ( 1849 327. A (1851) 2682.

ADELA~DE, tug. Investigation into charges made by one of the en&ineers (J.J. Morgan). A (1849) 1854, 1866. Q (1849) 548 twice.

ADELAIDEr )u~. Misconduct of the engineer, J .J. !"Jorgan. A (1849 940, 1979, 2043. Q (1849) 555, 586 twice.

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ADELAIDE, tug. Dispute between the engineer (J.J. Morgan) and Captain Lipson. A (1849) 2043.

ADELAIDE, )ug. Importation of coal. A (1849 2335. ti. ( 1850) 9 =

ADELAIDE, )ug. Dismissal of the engineer, J.J. Morgan. A (1849 2364. R (1850) 21 twice.

ADDLAIDE, )u~. Harbour Master tak.es charge. Q ( 1849 55.

ADELAIDE, tug. Description. Reg. March 21, 1849. 2E.

ADELAIDE, tug. Probably run at a loss. Times April 30, 1849. 3G.

ADELATDE, )u~. Receipts and expenses, January to July, 1850. A (1850 916.

ADELAIDE, yu~. New boiler to A (1851 122, 2382, 2664, A (1852) 389.

be installed. 2711.

T ( 1852) 142.

ADELAIDE, )u~. Has a new boiler. A (1852 16. A (1853) 2374. T (1852) 424 twice.

ADELAIDE, )u~. Increased rates for employment of tug. A (1853 123, 1228. u (1853) 373.

ADELAIDE, tug. Supply of unsuitable and expensive coal by Agent General criticized by Charnber of Commerce. A (1855) 3208.

ADELAIDE AND GAWLER TOWN RAILWAY. Draft bill to facilitate construction of. A (1856) 650. See also RAILWAYS; Gawler - Adelaide.

ADELAIDE & PROVINCIAL BUILDING SOCIETY. Governor's confirmation. A (1855) 2591.

ADELAIDE AND SUBURBAN BUILDING SOCIETY. Reg. Jan. 27, 1847. 3C. S.A. Feb. 9, 1847. 5C. S.A. Feb. 12, 1847. 5D. Reg. Feb. 6, 1847. 2C, 3D. Reg. Feb. 10, 18LO. 1C. Reg. FebJ 13, 1847. 2C, 3A. Reg. Feb. 20, 1847. 2C, 3C. S.A. March 9, 1847. 30. S.A. March 12, 1847. 4D. Reg. March 6, 1847. 2D. Reg. March 20, 1847. 2C. S.A. April 2, 1847. 3B, 6B. S.A. April 9, 1847. 2C. Reg. 1\pril 10, 18L17. 1C. S.A. May 28, 1847. 2D. Entries abandoned at thi~ point.

Rules (missing) for

Its formation.

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ADELAIDE AND SUBlm.BAN BUILDING SOCIETY. Prospectus. Reg. Feb. 20, 1847. 1E.

ADELAIDE AUCTION COMPANY. Prospectus. Heg. Oct. 17, 1840. 3D.

ADELA IDE AUCTION COMPANY. Formed. S. A.. Nov. 10, 1840. 3A.

ADELAIDE AUCTION COMPANY. Annual report. S.A. Jan. 4, 1842. 2C.

ADELAIDE AUCTION COMPANY. Miscellaneous advertisements. S.A. Jan. 7, 1842. 2B. S.A. Oct. 3, 1843. 3C.

ADELAIDE AUCTION COMPANY. Gives up the Adel2ide Auction Mart. S . A • Nov. 21 , 1 84 3 • 3C •

ADELAIDE BANKING AND TRUST COMPANY. Advertisements etc. S.A. Sept. 21, 1841. 2C. S. A. Oct. 1 9, 1 841 • 3 D.

ADELAIDE BANKING AND TRUST COMPANY. For references of later date than Oct. 1841 see Adelaide Loan Company.

ADELAIDE BENEVOLENT AND STRANGERS' FRIEND SOCIETY. Recommends Mr. Owen for relief. A ( 1849) 1 020.

ADELAIDE BENEVOLENT AND STRANGERS' FRIEND SOCI~TY. Established. S.A. Feb. 2, 1849. 4A. S • A • Feb • 2 7 , 1 84 9 • 1 B • Times Feb. 26, 1849. 3G. Reg. Feb. 28, 1849. 2E.

ADELAIDE BENEVOLENT AND STRA.NGF.RS' FfUEND. SOCIETY. Miscellaneous references. Reg. Dec. 8, 1849. 2C.

ADELAIDE BENEVOLENT AND STRANGERS' FRIEND SOCIETY. Seeks to establish home for newly arrived immigrants. A (1851) 2099. s ( 1851) 409.

ADELAIDE BENEVOLENT /\ND STRMJGERS' FRil~ND SOCIETY. Strongly ' opposed to an influx of immigrants in the winter.

A ( 1851) 2099. s ( 1 8 51 ) 4 07 •

ADELAIDE CHESS AN!) WHIST CLUB. Miscellaneous refere.nces. S.A. May 26, 1848. 3D. S.A. July 18, 1848. 3C.

ADELAIDE CHORAL SOCIETY. Formed. A&. Exam. Nov. 30, 1842. 3D.

ADELAIDE CHORAL SOCIETY. Miscellaneous references. S.A. March 5, 1844. 2C, 3D. S.A. March 12, 1844. 2D, 3E. S.A. March 15, 1844. 2E. Reg. March 16, 1844. 3B. S.A. Sept. 12, 1845. 2B. Reg. April 18, 1846. ?D. Reg. July 14, 1847. 3A. :3. A. Aug. 1 3, 1847. 1 E. S.A. Aug. 20, 1847. 2A.

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ADELAIDE CHORAL SOCIETY. Miscellaneous references. S.A. Aug. 24, 1847. 3C. S.A. Aug. 27, 1847. 3F. Reg. Aug. 25, 1847. 2B. Reg. Jan. 22, 1848. 2E. -Reg. Jan. 29, 1848. 2B. S,A. Feb. 1, 1848. 2E. S. A . Feb. 11 , 1848. 2 D. S.A. Feb. 22, 1848. 2E. S.A. Feb. 29, 1848. 3D~ Reg. Feb. 12, 1848. 2E. S.A. March 31, 1848. 3D. Reg. March 11, 1848. 2D. S.A. April 7, 1848. 1B twice. S.A. April 14, 1848. 3C. S.A. April 18, 1848. 1B, 3A. S.A. April 21, 1848. 2C. Reg. April 12, 1848. 3D. Reg. April 22, 1848. 3A. S.A. May 16, 1848. 3E. S.A. May 26, 1848. 2F. Reg. May 17, 1848. 1C. Reg. May 27, 1848. 3C. S.A. July 7 1848. 3D. S.A. July 14, 1848. 3B. Reg. July 15, 1848. 20. Reg. Sept. 27, 1848. 3C. S. A. Oct. 10, 1848. 2F. S.A. Nov. 3, 1848. 3B. Times Nov. 6, 1848. 1A. Ti mes Nov. 1 3, 1848. 1 B, 2E. S. A. Nov. 10, 1848. 3B. S.A. Nov. 17, 1848. 2F', 3B. S.A. Nov. 21, 1848. 2D. Reg. Nov. 1 , 1 848. 2C. Reg. Nov. 4, 1848. 2C. Reg. Nov. 15, 1848. 2E. Reg. Nov. 18, 1848. 3B. Times Nov. 20. 1848. 2E. Reg. Dec. 2, 1848. 2B. Times Dec. 4, 1848. 3B. S.A. Jan. ,9, 1849. 3B. S.A. Jan. 12, 1849. 3D. Re~. Jan 13, 1849. 2C. S.A. Feb, 13, 1849. 3B. S. A . Feb. 1 6 , 1 84 9. 3 D. Times Feb. 19, 1849. 1B. S.A. Feb. 20, 1849. 2C. S.A. Feb. 27, 1849. 2E. ti. e g. Feb. 21 , 1 84 9 . 1 D. Reg. Feb. 24, 1849. 3A. Times M&rch 5, 1849. 2F. Times May 28, 1849. 2D. S.A. June 5, 1849. 1A. S.A. June 8, 1849. 2F. Reg. June 2, 1849. 2B. Times June 4, 1849. 1D, 3E • . Times June 11, 1849. 3G. Times Sept. 10, 1849. 3F. S. A. Sept. 11 , 1849. 1 E.

ADEL/\IDE CHOf<.1\L ~30Cil·~TY. Miscellaneous references. S.A. Sept. 18, 184·9. 1F. S.A. Sept. 21, 1849. 3C. Reg. Sept. 8, 1849. 2C. Times Sept. 17, 1849. 1C. Time s 0 ct . 1 , 1 84 9 " 1 F • Times Dec. 3, 1849. 2D. S.~. Dec. 4, 1849. 3D. S.A. Dec. 7, 1849. 2E. S.A. Dec. 11, 1849. Supp. 1A. Reg. Dec. ·1 , 1849. 2C. Heg. Dec. 8, 1849. 3D. Times Dec. 24, 1849. 4E.

ADELAIDE CHORAL SOCIETY. Annual meeting. Times Jan. 15, 1849. 1C.

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ADELAIDE CHRONICLE, Newspaper. Purchased by Robert Thomas and Co. Ad. Chron. March 17, 1840. 2C. Ad. Chron. March 24, 1840. 2C.

ADELAIDE CITY AND POHT RAIL't!AY COMP/\NY. Negotiations with the Government. S.A. Sept. 14, 1849. 2C.

ADELAIDE CITY JIND FOHT RAILW1\Y COMPANY. Negotiations with the A (1849) 134, 1242~ 1264, 1264~, 1445, 1677, 2019. Q (1849) 45 (twice), 372. . A (1849) 2055, 2077, 2177. Q (1849) 575 1 582, 590 twice. A (1850) 19~2· 433, 444, 4~5, 458, 523, 655, 769, 920. R (1850) 402 , 121, 123 (twice), 131, 224, 238.

ADELAIDE CITY AND POHT Ii.AIL.WAY COMPANY. H.W. Parker's opinion on Milne's plan for a railway from Adelaide to the North Arm. A ( 1 84 9) 1 081 •

ADELAIDE CITY AND POHT RAILWAY COMPANY. Prospectus. S.A. Jan. 9, 1849. 2C. S.A. May 25, 1849. 3C.

ADELAIDE CITY AND PORT RAILWAY COMPANY. Miscellaneous references. S.A. Jan. 9, 1849. 2A. S.A. Jan. 19, 1849. 2C. Reg. Jan. 6, 1849. 2E. S.A. May 15, 1849. 2B. S.A. May 29, 1849. 2C. Reg. May 16, 1849. 2E. Reg. May 19, 1849. 2D. Reg. May 23, 1849. 2£. S.A. June 29, 1849. 1B. Re§. June 6, 1849. 1A. S.A. July 6, 1849. 1A. S.A. July 20, 1849. 2D. S.A. July 24, 1849. 3A. Reg. July 11, 1849. 1E, 2C. Reg. July 18, 1849. 2E. Reg. Aug. 18, 1849. 2B •

. Reg. Sept. 15, '1849. 2B. 2 . 1\ • Sept. 2 G , 1 84 9 • 2 E , S./\. Nov. 23, 1849. 2E, 3D. Reg. Nov. 21, 1849. 2C.

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ADEL/\IDE CITY J\NU POR1' RAILWAY COMPANY. /lbortive attempt to amalgamate with the South Australian l~ailway Company. S.A. June 12, 1849. 2C. S.A. June 19, 1849. 2A, 4B. Reg. June 23, 1849. 3C. S.1\. ,July 10, 1849. 2A. _ S.A. Aug. 7, 1849. 10. Reg. Aug. 4, 1849. 2A. S • A • Sept • 1 8 , 1 84 9 • 1 E . S,A, Oct. 12, 1849. 3D. S.A. Nov. 23, 1849. 2B, 3D.

ADELAIDE CITY AND PORT RAILWAY COMPANY. Requests advance of £10,000 to pay building contractors. A (1856) 45.

ADELAIDE CITY AND POHT RAILWAY COMPANY. Request to be allowed to import timber free of duty. A ( 1856) 1 26.

ADELAIDE CITY AND PORT RAILWAY COMPANY. Repairs to be carried out immediately. x (1856) 210.

ADELAIDE CITY AND POFtT RAILWAY COMPANY. I!as no power to grant leases of lano adjacent to railway. x (1856) 200.

ADELAIDE CITY AND PORT RAILWAY COMPANY. Engineer's report. A (1856) 539.

ADELAIDE CITY AND PORT RAILWAY COMPANY. For entries concerning the railway from Adelaide to Pt. Adelaide constructed and administered by the Government, see Railways - Port Adelaide to Adelaide.

ADELAIDE CITY BRIDGE. See City Bridge, Adelaide.

ADELAIDE CLUB. Established. Reg. May 27, 1843. 3A.

ADELAIDE COPPER MINE. Heport by the Commissioner of Crown Lands. A (1848) 65, p.1.

ADELAIDE COPPER MINE. Miscellaneous references. Reg. May 3, 1848. 3A.

ADELAIDE COPPER MINE. Discovery of a rich lode. S.A. April 14, 1848. 3A. S.A. May 2, 1848. 2E.

ADELAIDE CORPORATION. Hequested to undertake a census. D (1840) 345, 347, 361. D ( 1QL11 ) 361 •

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ADELAIDE CORPORATION. Government Offices not to be closed on election day. D ( 1 84 0 ) 3 3 8 •

ADELAIDE ~).A.

S.A. S.A. ,l.eg. s. /\ . S.A. ·s.A. S.A. fleg. Reg. Reg. [_3. A. S.A. S.A. s. /~. Reg. l-leg. Heg. S.A. S. A.

CORPORATION. The Sept. 4, 1840. 3B. Sept. 8, 1840. 38. Sept. 11 , 1840. 3D. Sept. 5, ·1 s4o. 4 t~~. Sept. 25, 1840. 3A. Sept. 25, 1840. 3B. Oct. 9, 1840. 1 E. Oct. 9, 1840. 3D. Sept. 26, 1840. 2B, Oct. 1 o, 1840. 2C. Oct. 17, 1840. 2F. Oct. 13' 1840. 3D. Oct. 16' 1840. 4B. Oct. 20. 1840. 2D .. Oct. 20. 1840. 3D. Oct. 24, 1840. 1F, Oct. 31 ' 1840. 2B. Nov. 7, 1840. 2F. Nov. 3, 1840. 3C. Nov. 6, 1840. 3E.

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ADELAIDE CORPORATION. /\ere of land placed at its disposal. S.A. Dec. 25, 1840. 31':.

ADELAIDE CORPORATION. Ownership of furniture purchased for the Returning Officer. D ( 1 84 1 ) 3 5 2 , 3 5 3 .

ADELAIDE CORPORATION. Debt owing to the Government for election expenses. D (1841) 362, 375, 377, 379.

ADELA I DE COli.PORA 'l'ION. Asked to take charge of signal station at Glenelg and West Terrace. E ( 1841) 16.

ADELAIDE CORPORATION. Further legislation probable. E (1841) 58, 131.

ADELAIDE CORPORATION. Governor's reply to a resolution in favour of regular quarter sessions and gaol deliveries. E ( 1 84 1 ) 2 61 •

. ADELAIDE CORPOH/\TION. Bye-law on the cattle market submitted for the Government's consideration. E (1841) 263.

ADELAIDE CORPORATION. Recommends the adoption of standard weights and measures. E (1841) 284.

· ADEL!\IDE CORPORATION. Proposed establishn1ent of a Court of Requests, and an appointment of Sheriff. E ~(1841) 286. A (1842) 567.

ADELAIDE CORPORATION. Financial statements. S.A. Sept. 10, 1841. 3C~D. Reg. Sept. 11, 1841. 3A. A (1843) 854.

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ADELAIDE CORPORATION. A.H. Davis resigns in disgust. S. A . Sept. 17, 1841 • 1 E.

ADELAIDE CORPORATION. Neglect of duty by councillors. S.A. Sept. 21, 1841. 2D. ' S.A. Sept. 24, 1841. 2E.

ADI<:LAIDE COf{PORATION. Minutes. Ad. Rxam. Dec. 23, 1841. 3A. Ad. Exam. Dec. 30, 1841. 3A. Ad. Exam. Jan 13, 1842. 3D. Ad. Exam. Jan. 20, 1842. 3A. Ad. Exam. Feb. 10, 1842; 70. Ad. Exam. Feb. 17, 1842. 3C. Ad. Exam. March 3, 1842. 4A. Ad. Exam. March 17, 1842. 3D. Ad. Exam. March 24, 1842. 4B. Ad. Exam. April 7, 1842. 4D. Ad. Exam. May 19, 1842. 3D. Ad. Exam. June 9, 1842. Supp. 1A. Ad. Exam. Sept. 1, 1842. 4A. Ad. Exam. Sept. 7, 1842. 4A. Ad. i..:xam. Sept. 21, 1842. 4A. Ad. ~xam. Sept. 24, 1842. 3A. Ad. Exam. Oct. 5, 1842. 1A, 2C. Ad. Exam. Oct. 8, 1842. 4A. Ad. Exam. Oct. 15, 1842. 4C. Ad. Exam. Oct. 29, 1842. 3C. Ad. Exam. Nov. 5, 1842. 3G. Ad. Exam. Jan. 18, 1843. 1A. Ad. Exam. April 1, 1843. 3C.

ADELAIDE CORPORATION. Probable disallowance of The Municipal Act. A (1842) 347.

ADELAIDE CORPORATION. Re amended Municipal Act. A (1842) 407.

ADELAIDE CORPORATION. Its policy re public pounds. A (1842) 450. E ( 1842) 786. F. ( 1842) 32.

ADELAIDE CORPORATION. Applying for curb stones.for footpaths. A ( 1842) 498. E (1842) 826.

ADELAIDE CORPORATION. Bye-laws. A (1842) 509 (outsize) Reg. Aug 6, 1842. 1A,B and C.

ADELAIDE CORPORATION. Correspondence about The Municipal Act. A ( 1842) 1 541 . E ( 1 8LQ ) 84 9 .

ADELAIDE CORPORATION. Petition against certain taxes. With Governor Grey's reply. A (1842) 713 (outsize).

ADELAIDE CORPORATION. The seal of the Corporation. A (1842) 713 (outsize).

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ADELAIDE CORPORATION. Doubts as to the legality of the Mayor's election. A (1842) 736, 772, 965. A ( 184 3) 51 • F (1842) 252. F' ( 184 3) 32?.

ADELAIDE CORPORATION. Bye-law on fires disallowed. E (1842) 368, 417.

ADELAIDE CORPORATION. Objections to the mod~ of distraining for rent or rates. E (1842) 460.

ADELAIDE COHPOFU\TION, Dispute with the Government over the cattle market and the slaughter house. E (1842) 570, 626, 682.

ADELAIDE COli.PORATION. Not permitted to obtain legal advice from the Advocate General. E (1842) 585.

ADELAIDE CORPORATION. Governor threatens to disallow bye-laws unless they are published for public criticism. E (1842) 828.

ADELAIDE CORPORATION. Re~uest by the Mayor for an Act to legalize his acts as returning officer, and to constitute a sufficient Common Council. F' ( 1 842) 1 84.

ADELAIDE CO'{P0f1/\TION. l~esi[mation of Mayor. S.A. Jan. 7, 1842. 2E.

ADELAIDE COl1P0'1ATION. Election of a new Mayor. ~)./\. lJan. 14, 1842. 2C.

ADELAIDE CORPORATION. Meetine called to resist levying of a rate. t1eg. 1\pril 16, 1842. 1B. S.A. April 22, 1842. 3C.

ADELAIDE CORPORATION. Compilation of electoral rolls for election of councillors. Ad. Exam. Sept. 7, 1842. 18.

ADELAIDE CORPORATION. The elections of 1842. Reg. Sept. 24, 1842. 3B. Reg. Oct. 1, 1842. 3A. S.1\. Oct. 14, 1842. 2B. t~eg. Oct. 15, 1842. 18, 2E. S.A. Oct. 21, 1842. 2B. Reg. Oct. 22, 1842. 1C. Ad. Exam. Oct. 15, 1842. 2B. Ad. Exam. Oct. 19, 1842. 1C, 2B. Ad. Exam. Oct. 22, 1842. 20.

ADELAIDE CORPORATION. Alleged illegal proceedings owing to the inability of the Mayor to resign. S.A. Sept. 27, 1842. 2C. S.A. Sept. 30, 1842. 28. S./\. Oct. 4, 1842. 28. Reg. Oct. 29, 1842. 2F. S.A. Oct. 11, 1842. 2C. S.A. Nov. 8, 1842. 2A.

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ADELAIDE CORPORATION. List of electors. Ad. Exam. Oct. 12, 1842. 1A.

ADELAIDE CORPORATION. Election of aldermen bungled. Ad. Exam. Oct. 29, 1842. 2D. Ad. Exam. Nov. 2, 1842. 2C.

ADELAIDE CO~PORATION. Petition against certain taxes ..• reply. G (1843) 409.

ADELAIDE CO~PORATION. Its effects to be sold up for debt. Reg. May 27, 1843. 3A. Reg. May 31, 1843. 3A. S.A. June 2, 1843. 3B. S.A. June 6, 1843. 2A. S.A. June 16, 1843. 3A.

ADELAIDE CORPORATION. Withdrawal of securities by J. Morphett. Reg. Dec. 7, 1844. 3B.

ADELAIDE CORPORATION. Its debts. Reg. April 3, 1844. 3A. S.A. Sept. 4, 1846. 2D.

ADELAIDE CORPORATION. Its debts. A (1846) 848, 918, 1137, 1166. L (1846) 321, 336 (twice), 376, 387. M (1846) 59, 71. A (1847) 551, 1383. 0 ( 181+ 7) 198.

ADELAIDE CORPORATION. Correspondence about the title to the Corporation acre in King William Street. A ( 1845) 1 397.

ADELAIDE COHPORATION. Legal opinion on its assets and liabilities. A (1846) 766?;.

ADELAIDE CORPORATION. Report of the Collector of Rates. A (1847) 510, 523.

ADELAIDE CORPORATION. Petitions for its re-establishment. A (1848) 787, 795, 827. A (1851) 211+0, 2146. P ( 18L~8) 252. Q (1849) 107. S.A. May 5, 1848. 2B. S.A. May 19, 1848. 2B. Reg. May 3, 1848. 2E.

ADELAIDE CORPORATION. Need for resuscitation. Reg. Jan. 5, 1848. 2E. S.A. Jan. 23, 1849. 2A. S.A. Feb. 20, 1849. 2A. Keg. Mar~h, 17, 1849. 2D.

ADELAIDE CORPORATION. From 1849 to 1852 the affairs of the city were managed by a board of commissioners. See Aaeiaide ~ty Commissioners.

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ADELAIDE CORPORATION. Payment of City Commissioners and officers. A ( 1 84 9) 1 97 3 • A' (1850) 1048, 1149, 1237, 2814. [={ (1850) 145, 275.'

ADELAIDE CORPORATION. Proposed differential scale of rates. A (1849) 2353. R ( 1850) 12.

ADELAIDE CORPORATION. Seeks permission to obtain legal assistance from ~he Advocate General. A (1850) 132, 157, 202.

ADELAIDE CORPORATION. Board-room and offices to be erected. A ( 1850) 1 58. R ( 1850) 41.

ADELAIDE CORPORATION. Bartley & Baker appointed solicitors. A (1850) 324.

ADELAIDE CORPORATION. Commissioners not empowered to make by-laws. A (1850) 625. 11 (1850) 258.

ADELAIDE CORPORATION. Protests signed by residents against "oppressive and cruel" rates. A (1850) 884!, 961, 966, 1038, 1045, 1143, 1148. R (1850) 249, 268, 277, 296.

ADELAIDE CORPORATION. Memorial opposing the re-constitution of the Corporation. A (1851) 1927, 1966, 1972, 2037, 2071. s (1851) 391, 424.

ADELAIDE CORPORATION. To be proclaimed, with a separate Proclamation for Hindmarsh ward. A (1851) 2164.

ADELAIDE CORPORATION. Seal and minute book handed to A.J. Murray as Town Clerk. s ( 1851) 523, 524.

ADELAIDE CORPORATION. matters to be sent ,Corporation. A (1851) 3613. s (1851) 755.

ADELAIDE CORPORATION. clerk. A (1852) 1700. T (1852) 552, 563.

All communications on municipal to the Government through the

Appointment of first mayor and town

ADELAIDE CORPORATION. Severance of North Adelaide. (from Adelaide Corµuration) sought. A ~1852) 2827, 2902, 2950~ A (1855) 3548. T (1852) 924.

ADELAIDE CORPORATION. Holds its first meeting at the Blenheim Hotel. A ( 1 852) 1 702.

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ADELAIDE CORPOi-i.ATION. Requests the "Corporation Acre 11 • (Acre 203) A (1852) 1702, 1715, 1760, 1878. T (1852) 550, 577, 591.

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ADELAIUE CORPORATION. Cost of elections. 'L' (1852) 558.

ADELAIDE CORPORATION. Resignation of members. A ·(1852) 1814.

ADELAIDE CORPORATION. Alderman fined for resignation of office. A · ( 1852) 1814.

ADELAIDE CORPORATION. Appointment of members. A (1852) 1815. T (18.52) 585.

ADELAIDE CORPORATION. Occupy the offices of the Central Board of Main Roads. A ( 1852) 1864.

ADELAIDE CORPORATION. Seeks a grant for road repairs. A (1852) 2014, 2085, 2119. T (1852) 668.

ADELAIDE CORPORATION. Is responsible for the Botanic Gardens. A (1852) 2031. T (1852) 673.

·ADELAIDE CORPORATION. Request that fines imposed by the Inspector of Nuisances be relinquished by the Government in favour of the Corporation. A (1852) 2165, 2312, 3496. T (1852) 712, 1030.

ADELAIDE CORPORATION. A memorial seeking a grant of £10,000 from the Government. A (1852) 3110 (3354 missing) A (1853) 278. A (1855) 1988. T (1852) 917. u (1853) 32, 101.

ADELAIDE CORPORATION. Request that all records of the old Council should be handed to the Corporation. A (1852) 2240, 2411. A ( 1853) 1115, 1184, 1302, 1 523, 1730. T (1852) 743. u (1853) 363, 532.

ADELAIDE CORPORATION. Returns of revenue and salaries. A (1852) 3405.

ADELAIDE CORPORATION. Seeks power to raise a loan to supply water antl sewerage. A (1853) 425, 552. u (1853) 167.

ADELAIDE CORPORATION. Its first bye-law in manuscript. A ( 1 8 5 3) 87 8, 11 8 9.

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ADELAIDE CORPORATION. Its suggestion refused to utilize· prisoners for road repairs. A (1853) 978, 1003. u (1853) 311.

ADELAIDE CORPORATION. Memorial seeking a grant of £20,000. A (1853) 1080. u (1853) 372.

ADELAIDE CORPORATION. Request that the City be proclaimed under the Impounding Act. A (1853) 11-t04, 1510. lJ ( 1853) 4 71 •

ADELAIDE COIU'OH.ATION. Claims proceeds of sale of Government buildings on the Western Fark Lands. A (1853) 2399. U (1853) 741, 791 twice.

ADELAIDE CORPORATION. Seeks a grant to build a market on the North-east corner of Corporation Acre. /\ (1853) 2753. u (1853) 806.

ADELAIDE CORPORATION. Correspondence about a grant for Squares. A (1854) 68, 324, 436, 629. v (1854) 54, 178.

ADELAIDE CORPORATION. Financial statements. 1\ (1853) 605. A (1854) 1127, 2461. J\ (1855) 517, 1846, 1988. w (1855) 494. .

ADELAIDE CORPORATION. Correspondence about Government Reserves on North and West Terraces. A (1854) 594-&. v (1854) 318.

ADELAIDE CORPORATION. Memorial requesting a grant for road making and repairing. A ( 1 8 5 4 ) 1 4 2 3 , 1 4 4 7 , 1 6 80 , 201 2 • v (1854) 495, 575, 5~9.

ADELAIDE CORPORATION. ~eal. A ( 1 854) 1423. A (1855) 1999.

ADELAIDE CORPORATION. Claims rent for the cottages round the Adelaide Gaol. A ( 1 854) 3230. A (1855) 1005. w (1855) 269.

ADELAIDE CORPORATION. Roll of the citizens for the four wards ·i<-'Q •

A (1854) 3508. v (1854) 1051.

* Available in Public Library 14.8.56.

ADELAIDE CORPORATION. Bye-laws affecting dues, tolls and licencing of hawkers at once withdraw~ for amendment. A (1855) 392. w ( 1855) 1 06.

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ADELAIDE CORPORATION. Dye-laws ~egulating the market and licencing of hawkers. A (1855) 516 (outsize Gr.3), 977, 1079. w (1855) 276.

ADl~L!\Jr)E COF~PORATION. Vote in aid of Corporation funds ( f, 1 000) • A (1855) 1075, 1266. W Finance (1855) 39, 50.

ADELAIDE CORPORATION. Raises objections to the site chosen for the Botanic Gardens. A (1855) 1076, 1265, 1591, 1999. w (1855) 289, 290, 519, 524.

/\DELAIDE COHPOHATION. Submit six bye-laws for approval. A (1855) 1649. w (1855) 425.

ADELAIDE CORPORATION. Presents an address to the new Governor Sir. R. MacDonnell. A (1855) 1748.

ADELAIDE CORPORATION. Governor requests a detailed statement on the large sum spent on "carriage warp, footpaths etc.". A (1855) 1846, 2344. w (1855) 456, 531.

ADELAIDE CORPORATION. Bye-laws. A (1855) 1950, 2660. w ( 1 8 5 5 ) 5 84 •

ADELAIDE CORPORATION. Stresses the need for a road across the Park Lands to the Adelaide Gaol. A .(1855) 2167. w .c 1855) 567.

ADELAIDE CORPORATION. esplanade fronting A ( 1855) 1896. w (1855) 503.

ADELAIDE CORPORATION. wards. A (1855) 2315.

ADELAIDE CORPORATION. Government. A (1855) 2367.

ADELAIDE CORPORATION. of men in levelling A (1855) 2372. w (1855) 568.

ADELAIDE CORPORATION. of City Surveyor. information. A (1855) 3280. w (1855) 780.

Makes an enquiry about the proposed the Botanic Gardens.

Return of assessments of the four

£3000 advanced for expenses by

Correspondence about the employment and planting the squares.

Unemployment: Lahour tests. Report Governor critisizes lack of detailed

ADELAIDE CORPORATION. Unemployment: Proposed labour tests. A (1855) 2372, 2583. w (1855) 568, 610.

ADELAIDE CORPORATION. Labour test made by Government. Some labour to be diverted from Corporation work to Government Quarry at Dry Creek. w (1855) 646.

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ADELAIDE CORPORATION. Reservation of seats for Corporation at opening of Legislative Council. A (1855) 2426, 3019, 3279. w (1855) 653, 717.

ADELAIDE CORPORATION. Wage account week ended 6/10/55 for work performed under Government approval by unemployed persons. A (1855) 3319. W Finance (1855) 189.

ADELAIDE CORPORATION. Summary of work performed (at Government cost) by lately unemployed labourers. A ( 1855) 3626.

ADELAIDE CORPORATION. Government suggests the erection of an observatory on Park Lands site of one acre. A (1855) 3793. w (1855) 870.

ADELAIDE CORPORATION. Correspondence about the Colonial Storekeeper's cottage on the Park Lands. A (1855) 960, 2534, 2818, 4120. w (1855) 492, 615, 926.

ADELAIDE CORPORATION. Mayor of Adelaide to be replaced (at his request) as [\eturning Officer for W. Adelaide. A (1855) 3924. vi ( 1 8 5 5 ) 886 •

ADELAIDE CORPORATION. Mayor of Adelaide ex officio member of Botanic Gardens committee. A (1855) 4143. w (1855) 925.

ADELAIDE Ca\PORATION. Town Clerk requests that the Mayor be gazetted as a Justice of the Peace. A ( 1856) 89.

ADELAIDE COfi.PORATION. Town Clerk reports on proposed site for observatory in the Park Lands. ~ (1856) 103, 366. x ( 1856) 38. w (1856) 870.

ADELAIDE CORPORATION. Town Clerk forwards application for a ~rant. A (1856) 134, 135, 858, 1199, 1615, 1963, 2042, 2232, 2849. X Finance (1856) 12, 100, 152. x (1856) 149, 356. .

ADELAIDE CORPOEATION. will carry off the A (1856) 515, 512. x (1856) 89.

Town Clerk states that gutter drainage surface water from Military Barracks.

ADELA~IDE CORPORATION. Their permission is sought to excavate for an underground cable between the railway station and the telegraph office. A (1856) 621.

ADELAID~ COH.POHA~ION. Town Clerk reports Council conditions for installation of telegraph wires in Adelaide streets. A (1856) 689.

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ADELAIDE CORPORATION. Mr. Wm. Hughes reports his appointment as Town Clerk. A (1856) 734.

ADELAIDE COii.POR1'.\TION. recommendation that Lunatic /\ sylum. A (1856) 856. x ( 1856) 149.

Town Clerk forwards City Council the Mayor be a visitor at the

ADELAIDE CORPORATION. Town Clerk reports that Adelaide Council has no funds for improving drainage on West Terrace. A (1856) 857. x ( 1 856) 1 07.

ADELAIDE CORPORATION. Town Clerk requests appointment of 4 special constables. A ( 1 856) 859. x (1856) 158.

ADELAIDE CORPORATION. Town Clerk forwards Returning Officer's Account for West Adelaide's second election. A ( 1 856) 1 087.

ADELAIDE CORPORATION. Town Clerk forwards receipts and expenditure for 1855. -A (1856) 1189.

ADELAIDE CORPORATION. Town Clerk suggests certain clause in new Police Act. A (1856) 1246. x ( 1856) 238.

ADELAIDE CORPORATION. Auditor reports extent of Audit of the accounts. A (1856) 1252.

ADELAIDE CORPORATION. John Lazar will accept the appointment of Returning Officer for the district of the City of t\delaide. A (1856) 1322.

ADELAIDE COR.POfi.ATION. Town Clerk forwards three Bye-Laws. A ( 1856) 1417.

ADELf\IOE CORPORATION. Town Clerk forwards thanks for grant of £2000. A (1856) 1443.

ADELAIDE CORPORATION. Town Clerk requests appointment of time for deputation with respect to road from City Bridge. A (1856) 792.

ADELAIDE COHPORATION. Town Clerk forwards plan and specification for road from City Bridge. A (1876) 1049. x (1856)~202.

ADELAIDE CORPORATION. Town Clerk accepting offer with respect to City Bridge road. A (1856) 1746. x (1856) 311.

ADELAIDE CORPORATION. Town ~lerk reports necessary repairs required with new City Bridge road. A (1856) 2481.

ADELAIDE CORPORATION. Town Clerk urges the completion of the City Bridge road. A (1856) 1563, 1592, 1693. x (1856) 281, 297, 303.

ADELAIDE CORPORATION. Town Clerk asks the Gov2rnment to initiate a Water Works Bill. A ( 1856) 1706. x (1856) 305.

ADELAIDE CORPORATION. Town Clerk sends thanks for grant of £3000. A (1856) 1745.

ADELAIDE CORPORATION. Town Clerk reports steps for preventing drainage into Cemetery. A ( 1856) 1 964.

ADELAIDE CORPORATION. Town Clerk asks if Government will authorize leasing old Botanic Gardens. A (1856) 1965.

ADELAIDE CORPORA'rION. Town Clerk recommends the continuation of North Terrace Esplanade. A ( 1 S56) 2054. x (1856) 376.

ADELAIDE CORPORATION. Town Clerk replies to offer with respect to bridge opposite Morphett Street. A ( 1856) 2119. x (1856) 378.

ADELAIDE CORPORATION.. Town Clerk asks when the £500 for planting the Park Lands will be paid over. A (1856) 2135. X Finance (1856) 202.

ADELAIDE CORPORATION. Town Clerk forwards two Bye-Laws. A (1856) 2193.

ADELAIDE CORPORATION. Town Clerk accepts £500 to plant Park Lands on terms proposed. A (1856) 2231. X Finance (1856) 202.

ADELAIDE CORPORATION. Town Clerk reports that the Corporation cannot furnish funds for the removal of the Foot Bridge. A (1856) 2312. . x (1856) 412.

ADELAIDE CORPORATION. Town Clerk reports that the Corporation does not see it as their duty to repair the road to the Gaol. A (1856) 2313.

ADELAIDE CORPORATION. Town Clerk reports that the footbridge belongs to the Corporation. A ( 1856) 2401 . x • ( 1 856) 446.

ADELAIDE CORPORATION. Town Clerk forwards notice to fence in acre 409 King William ~treet. A (1856) 2641.

ADELA~DE CORPORATION. Town Clerk requests that short sentenced prisoners may make a road to the slaughter house. A (1856) 2997.

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I ·ADELAIDE CORPORATION. See also: Inspector of Nuisances.

Inspector of weights and measures. Clerk of market and park lands ranger.

ADELAIDE CRICKET CLUB. Use of Race Course as a playing ground. [\ (1847) 490. N (1847) 213.

ADELAIDE CRICKET CLUB. Advertisement. Reg. Dec. 1, 1849. 1D.

AD8LAIDE CRICKET CLUB. Seeks a playing ground in the Park Lands. A (1850) 293. H (1850) 92.

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ADELAIDE DEUTSCHE ZEITUNG, newspaper. To incorporate the Sud Australische Zeitung. A (1851) 2057, 2840. s (1851) 431.

ADELAIDE DISTRICT HOAD BOARD. Seeks to have the road between Adelaide and the Reed Beds declared a main road. A (1851) 3765. T (1852) 68, 241.

ADELAIDE DISTHICT ROAD BOARD. Financial statement. A ( 1 85 3) 1 887.

ADELAIDE EXAMINER, newspaper. Resignation of Mr .• Davy as editor. Degeneration of the paper. S.A. July 22, 1842. 3A.

ADELAIDE EXAMINER, newspaper. Its editors. Ad. Exam. Oct. 19, 1842. 1B.

ADELAIDE EXAMINER, newspaper. Retirement of l{ichard PeTiney as editor. Ad. Exam. March 15, 1843. 1A.

ADELAIDE EXAMINER, newspaper. !=teverts to weekly publication. Ad. Exam. March 29, 1843. 2C.

ADELAIDE FEMALE EMIGRATION SOCIETY. Immigration Agent's comments on a despatch. A (1853) 364.

ADELAIDE FEMALE IMMIGRATION SOCIETY. Seeks information on the proposed appointment of permanent matrons on immigrant ships. · A (1851) 3770, 3771. s (1851) 792.

ADELAIDE FLOUR-MILL COMPANY. Prospectus. S. /\. Sept. 1 7, 1841 • 1 E, 2E.

· S.A. Sept. 21, 1841. 1E, 2D. S.A. Sep;t. 24, '1841. 1B, 2C, 2E.

ADELAIDE FLOUR-MILL COMPANY. Miscellaneous advertisements, etc. Reg. Sept. 18, 1841. 2E. Reg. Sept. 25, 1841. 1D. Reg . Oct • 2 3 , 1 841 • 1 D • Reg. Oct. 30, 1841. 2A. S.A. Oct. 29, 1841. 3B. S.A. Nov. 5, 1841. 2B, 3A.

ADELAIDE FLOW1-MILL COMPANY. Erection of a mill. S.A. Sept. 28, 1841. 2B.

ADl~Ll\IDE FLOUH-MILL COMPf\NY. Erection of the South Australian Company's miJ.l. S. A. Dec. 10, 1 G41 . 2C.

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ADELAIDE FLOUR-MILL COMPANY. Its affairs to be wound up. Reg. Jan. 29, 1842. 38. Ee g. Feb. 5 , 1 84 2 . 1 C .

ADELAIDE GAS COMPANY. Prospectus. S.A. Aug. 25, 1846. 2B.

ADELAIDE GAS COMPANY. Formation. S.A. Reg. Jan. 12, 1850~ 2A, 31\.

ADELAIDE, GLEND:LG, /\ND BRIG!lTON RAILWAY CO. Proposed railway (horse traction), route, capital. Government aid dependent upon consideration of detailed plans. A (1855) L~oo8. w (1855) 928-29.

/\DEL/.1.IDE HOSPITAL. See Hospital, Adelaide.

ADELAIDE INSURANCE COMPANY. Formed. S.A. July 6, 1849. 3D. Times July 9, 1849. 2E, 3D. Reg. July 11, 1849. 2B. S.A. July 17, 1849. 1D. Times July 16, 1849. 10.

ADELi\IDE INSUl1J\NCE COMPANY. Immediately after its flotation the name of the company was changed to Adelaide Marine Assurance Company, which see for later references.

ADELAIDE JEWISH PHILANTHROPIC SOCIJ~TY. Enquries whether there are any Jews among the survivors of the Marion. A (1851) 2335.

ADELAIDE JOCKEY CLUB. See South Australian Jockey Club.

ADELAIDE LAND /\ND GOLD COMPANY. Legislative Council advises that "the false and fraudulent representations and pretensions" of this society be exposed. A (1853) 2685.

ADELAIDE LITERARY AND SCIENTIFIC ASSOCIATION AND MECHANICS' INSTITUTE. Miscellaneous lectures.

S.A. July 29, 1842. 3E. S.A. Aug. 9, 1842. 3A, 1D. S.A. Aug. 12, 1842. 4A. S.1\. /\ug. 23, 1842. 1/\, 3C. S./\. Au~. 26, 1842. 2C. S~A. Aug. 30, 1842. 30. S.A. Sept. 2, 1842. 3A. f<_eg. Sept. 3, 1842. 3C. S. A . Sept. 6, 1842. 1 E. Reg. Sept. 24, 1842. 3B. S.A. Sept. 27, 1842. 2C. S.A. Oct. 7, 1842. 3A. Reg. Oct. 8, 1842. 2F. S./\. Oct. 21, 1842. 2C. Reg. Oct. 29, 1842. 1C. S. A. Nov. 1 , 1842. 2E. S.A. Nov. 4, 1842. 3A • . S . A . Nov • 11 , 1 84 2 . 3 E •

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ADELAIDE LITEr{Af{Y AND SCIENTIFIC ASSOCIATION AND MECHANICS' INSTITUTE. Miscellaneous lectures.

S . !\ • N ov • 1 5 , 1 84 2 . 3C . S.A. Nov. 22, 1842. 2C. S. A. Dec. 2, 1842. 3D. S.A. Dec. 6, 1842. 3~. S. /\. Dec. 20, 1842. 3A. S.A. Dec. 30, 1842. 3C. S . /\ • J an . 1 0 , 1 84 2 • 4 D. S. A . J r=m. 17, 184 3. 2B. ~l • I\ • fie b. 3, 184 3. 31~. S. A • Feb. 7 , 184 3 . 2 D. li.eg. Feb. 18, 1843. 3B. S.A. Feb. 24, 1843. 3D. Reg. March 4, 1843. 3E. S. A. March, 10, 184 3. 3C. Reg. March 18, 1843. 3B. Reg. May 3, 1843. 2B. S.A. June, 1843. 3C.

ADELAIDE LITEF{AflY AND SCIENTIFIC ASSOCIATION AND MECHANICS' INSTITUTE. Office bearers.

S. A • Aug. 1 2, 1842. 2C. -. ADELAIDE LITERARY AND SCIENTIFIC ASSOCIATION AND

MECHANICS' INSTITUTE. Corresponding members and their duties. S.A. Sept. 27, 1842. 3E.

AD~LAIDE LITERARY AND MECHANICS' INSTITUTE.

lately occupied by Reg. May 27, 1843.

SCI J~NTIFIC i\SSOCIATION /\ND "The Adelaide House, f{undle Street"

it. 2/\.

ADEL/\I DE LITER/\flY AND SCI f~NTIFIC AS.SOCIATION AND MECHANICS' INSTITUTE. Discussion on civilizing the aborigines.

Reg. Feb. 18, 1843. 2A. Ad. Exam. Feb. 25, 1843. 3B. S.A. Feb. 28, 1843. 2D.

ADELAIDE LITERARY AND SCIENTIFIC ASSOCIATION AND MECHANICS' INSTITUTE. Proposed resuscitation.

Reg. June 15, 1844. 3A, 3D. S.A. June 21, 1844. 2E.

ADELAIDE LITERARY AND SCIENTIFIC ASSOCIATION AND MECHANICS' INSTITUTE. Transfer of books to the South

Australian Subscription Library. Reg. Feb. 19, 1845. 3C.

ADELAIDE LAND ASSOCIATION. Meeting of proprietors. 11e g. Aug. 28, 1 841 . 1 B.

ADELAIDE LOAN COMPANY. For references of earlier date than November 1841, see Adelaide Banking and Trust Company.

ADELAIDE LcJM~ COMPANY. Miscellaneous advertisements, reports of meetings, etc. S.A. Nov. 2, 1841. 2A. Ad. Exam. Jan. 20, 1842. 3A. S.A. Jan. 21, 1842. 2E. Reg. Jan. 22, 1842. 2F.

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ADELAIDE MARINE ASSURANCE COMPANY. For references prior to July 20, 1849, see Adelaide Insurance Company.

ADELAIDE MARINE ASSURANCE COMPANY. Not the same as the Adelaide Marine Assurance Office.

ADELAIDE MARINE ASSURANCE COMPANY. Miscellaneous references. S.A. July 20, 1849. 2E. Times July 23, 1849. 1C. S.A. July 24, 1849. 3E. S.A. Aug. 3, 1849 •• 2F. S.A. Aug. 14, 1849. 3C. E3.A. Aug. 21, 181+9. 31~. S.A. Sept. 4, 1849. 1E. S.A. Oct. 2, 1849. 3E. S , A • 0 c t • 1 9 , 1 81..+ 9 • 3 D •

ADELAIDE MARINE ASSURANCE OFFICE. Not the same as the Adelaide Marine Assurance Company.

ADELAIDE MARINE ASmJRANCE OFFICE, Established. S.A. Jan. 9, 1849. 20. S.A. Jan. 19, 1849. 2D, 2E. S.A. Jan. 23, 1849. 1B. S.A. July 20, 1849. 3E. Times Jan. 22, 1849. 1C.

ADELAIDE MARINE ASSURANCE OFFICE; Premium rates. Reg. Feb. 17, 1849. 1A.

ADELAIDE MAfUNf~ ASSUFU\NC~~ OFF'ICE. Miscellaneous references. S.A. April 6, 1849. 2E. S.A. July 24, 1849. 1D.

ADELAIDE MECHANICS' INSTITUTE. Correspondence about its establishment. A ( 1847) 1015.

ADELAIDE MECHANICS' INSTITUTE. Governor fi.obe appointed patron. A (1847) 1045. 0 ( 1847) 31.

ADELAIDE MECHANICS' INSTITUTE. Re-formed. S. A. Aug. 10, 184 7. 2A. S.A. Aug. 13, 1847. 3F. S,A, Aug. 17, 1847. 3E. S.A, Aug. 20, 1847. 2E. 11eg. Sept. 4, 1847. 1 B. li.eg. Sept. 11, 1847. 3.2:.

ADELAIDE MECHANICS' INSTITUTE. Miscellaneous references. s.A. Aug. 27, 1847. 3F. S.A. Aug. 31, 1847. 2C. Rei• Aug. 21, 1847. 3E. S.A. Sept. 3, 1847. 1C. S. /\. Sept. 14, 18L+ 7. 2F. Reg. Oct. 9, 1847. 3A. S.A. Dec. 3, 1847. 3E. S.A. Dec. 28, 1847. 2F. Heg. Dec. 15, 1847. 40. 1-i.eg. Feb. 5, 1848. 2D. S.A. MArch 14, 1848. 3C.

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ADELAIDE MECHANICS' INSTITUTE. Advertisement. S.A. Oct. 8, 1847. 2D.

ADELAIDE MECHANICS' INSTITUTE. Opening conversazione. S.A. Oct. 15, 1847. 2B. S.A. Oct. 22, 1847. 3F. Reg. Oct. 23, 1847. 3A.

ADELAIDE MECHANICS' INSTITUTE. Text of H. Witton's lecture on music. S.A. Nov. 5, 1847. p.4.

ADELAIDE MECHANICS' INSTITUTE. Miscellaneous lectures. S.A. Nov. 5, 1847. p.4. S.A. Nov. 23, 1847. 2A. Reg. Nov. 17, 1847. 2C. Reg. Nov. 24, 1847. 2B. S.A. Dec. 7, 1847. 3A. S.A. Dec. 7, 1847. supp. col. B. Reg. Dec. 8, 1847. 3B. S.A. Jan. 18, 1848. 2B. Reg. Jan. 19, 1848. 3E. S.A. Feb. 29, 1848. 3E. S.A. March 21, 1848. 2B. S.A. March 28, 1848. 3D. Reg. March 15, 1848. 2D. Reg. March 18, 1848. 2A. S.A. April 7, 1848. 3D. Reg. Aug. 2, 1848. 1B.

ADELAIDE MECHANICS' INSTITUTE. Proposed amalgamation with the South Australian Subscription Library. Reg. Jan. 12, 1848. 2C. S.A. Feb. '18, 1848. 3A. Reg. Feb. 16, 1848. 3C. Reg. Feb. 23, 1848. 3A. Reg. March 15, 1848. 2D. S.A. May 23, 1848. 2B.

ADELAIDE MECHANICS' INSTITUTE. Amalgamated with the South Australian Subscription Library. Reg. April 22, 1848. 3A.

ADELAIDE MECHANICS' INSTITUTE. For later references see South Australian Library and Mechanics' Institute.

ADELAIDE MINING COMPANY. Directors decline to pay mineral royalties. N (1847) 263.

ADELAIDE MINING COMPANY. Short comments on the affairs of the Company frequently appear in the share market and mining columns in the South Australian Register, beginning 28/6/48.

ADELAIDE MINirJG COMPANY. Sued by the Government for mineral royalti~s. s.A. July 14, 1848. 2c.­s.A. July 18, 1848. 3E. S.A. July 25, 1848. 2D. Reg. July 29, 1848. 3A. S.A. Aug. 1, 1848. 2D.

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ADELAIDE MINING COMPANY. Miscellaneous references. S.A. Sept. 5, 1848. 30. S.A. Sept. 26, 1848. 38. Reg. Sept. 30, 1848. 1B twice. Times Nov. 20, 1848. 2C. S.A. Nov. 21, 1848. 3B. Times Jan. 1, 1849. 2C. S.A. Jan. 16, 1849. 3B twice. Reg. Jan. 24, 1849. 2C. Times Sept. 24, 1849. 3B. Times Oct. 29, 1849. 3A.

ADELAIDE MISCELLANY 1 newspaper. Prospectus. S.A. July 18, 1849. 38.

ADELAIDE MISCELLANY, newspaper. Reg. Aug. 5, 1848. 2C.

ADELAIDE MISCELLANY, newspaper. Reg. July 15, 1848. 2D.

ADELAIDE MISCELLANY, newspaper. revenue and expenditure. S.A. Sept. 8, 1848. 3B.

ADELAIDE MISCELLANY, newspaper. Fteg. Oct. 7, 1848. 3D. S.A. Nov. 28, 1848. 2E. Reg. Nov. 25, 1848. 3D. S. A. Aug. 3, 18Li-9. 2F.

ADELAIDE MISCELLANY 1 newspaper. S. A. Oct. 1 0, 1 848. 3C.

First number issued.

About to be published.

Analysis of probable

Various issues reviewed.

Advertisement.

ADELAIDE MISCELLANY, newspaper. Th.iE) paper was followed by Stephens' Adelaide Miscellany, see Stephens' Adelaide Miscellany.

ADELAIDE MUTUAL BENEF'IT SOCil..:TY. l~ules and regulations. (Printed.) A ( 1 848) 1 077 .

ADELAIDE MUTUAL BENEFIT SOCIETY. Asks for legal recognition for friendly societies. A ( 1848) 1 077. p ( 1 84 8 ) 3 7 4 •

ADELAIDE OBSERVATORY. See, Observatory.

ADELAIDE OBSERVER, newspaper. Prospectus. S.A. June 13, 1843. 3C. Reg. June 24, 1843. 18. S.A. June 30, 1843. 3E.

ADELAIDE OBSERVER, newspaper. Humorous poem about its fbrthcoming publication. Ad. Exam. June 17, 1843. 3D.

ADELAIDE OBSERVER, n~wspaper. Presses, type, etc. seized for debt. S.A. April 6, 1849. 2E. ;{eg. April 4, 1849. 2A. Reg. April 7, 1849. 2B. Times April 9, 1849. 3E. Reg. April 11, 1849. 2B.

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ADELAIDE OBSERVER, newspa~er. Suggested publication of Government Gazette notices in German. A (1852) 677. T (1852) 213 twice.

AD;:::i_,;\l;)fl; PHILOSOPHICt\L SOCif<:TY. Plan by B. H. Babbap;e for its affiliation with a proposed public library and mus,eum. A (1853) 2778. u (1853) 858.

ADELAIDE PHILOSOPHICAL SOCIETY. llcport. A (1854) 2039.

ADELAIDE PHILOSOPHICAL SOCIETY. Taking steps to form a museum. A (1855) 3997. w (1855) 897.

ADELAIDE PHILOSOPHICAL SOCIETY. Request that the second report should be printed. A (1855) 685. w (1855) 215.

ADEL/\ IDE Rf\ILWAY COMPANY. Prospectus. S.A. May 1, 1846. 2E. S.A. May 8, 1846. 2D. S.A. June 30, 1846. 2A, 3B.

ADELAIDE RAILWAY STATION. See, n.ailway Station, Adelaide.

ADELAIDE RAILWAY TIMES, newspaper. First number about to appear. S.A. June 29, 1849. 3B.

ADELAIDE RAILWAY TIMl:t:S, newspaper. Second number published. S.A. July 13, 1849. 3A.

ADELAIDE RAILWAY TIMES, newspaper. Size increased. Times Aug. 6, 1849. 2F.

ADELAiDE SILVER LEAD COMPANY. Its mine at Glen Osmond. Times March 26, 1849. 1D. S.A. Nov. 23, 1849. 3E. Reg. Nov. 28, 1849. 2D.

ADELAIDE SMELTING COMPANY. Miscellaneous references. S,A, May 19, 1848. 2A. S.A. Aug. 22, 1848. 3E. S.A. Sept. 26, 1848. 3B. Reg, Sept. 30, 1848. 1C. Times March 5, 1849. 3D twice. S.A. March 6, 1849. 1A. S.A. May 29, 1849. 3B. Times July 30, 1849. 1A. Times Aug. 13, 1849. 2D. Times Sept. 24, 1849. 2G.

ADELAIDE SMELTING COMPANY. Arrival of Mr. Walters as resident manager. S.A. Aug. 1, 1848. 3C.

"ADELAIDE SMELTING COMPANY. Arrival of machinery. S.A. Dec. 19, 1848. 2D.

ADELAIDE SMELTING COMPANY. S.A. March 27, 1849. 2~.

ADELAIDE SMELTING COMPANY. rather than gold bars as f'. (1852) 350.

ADELAIDE SMELTING COMPANY.

Organisation.

Manager advocates bank notes legal tender.

See also: Yatala Smelting Works.

ADELAIDE SURVEY ASSOCIATION. Extension of time and other privileges sought for selection of sections in the Port Victoria Special Survey. A (1852l 86~:r. E (1852 362. F (1842 2.

ADELAIDE SURV8Y ASSOCIATION. Meetings of proprietors •. S.A. March 2, 1841. 20. S.A. Jan. 21, 1842. 2A. S.A. Jan. 28, 1842. 2C. Reg. April 9, 1842. 1B.

ADELAIDE SURVEY ASSOCIATION. Notices to shareholders. S.A. Feb. 4, 1842. 2E. He g. Feb. 5 , 1 84 2 . 1 D. S.A. March 15, 1842. 2C.

ADELAIDE SURVEY ASSOCIATION. See also: Port Victoria Special Survey. Port Vincent Special Survey.

ADELAIDE THEATRE. See Royal Adelaide Theatre.

ADELAIDE TIMES, newspaper. the proprietor. A ( 1848) 1404.

ADELAIDE TIMES, news4E1pe3· S. A. Sept. 12, 18 8. D. Times Oct. 2, 1848. 4A. S.A. Dec. 29, 1848. 38.

ADELAIDE TIMES, news4aper. s. A. Se pt. 1 9, 18 8. 3c . S.A. Oct. 6, 1848. 38. S.A. Oct. 13, 1848. 3B. Times Dec. 18, 1848. 2D. Times Dec. 25, 1848. 2B.

ADELAIDE TIMES, newspaper. King William and Rundle S.A. Oct. 27. 1848. 2F.

ADELAIDE TIMES, newspaper. Times Oct. 1, 1849. 3c.

rreliminary announcement by

Prospectus.

Advertisements.

Off ice removed to corner of Streets.

To be issued twice a week.

ADELAIDE TIMES, newspaper. Publishes false information about t~e disposal of the bodies of paupers and dogs. A (1853) 50. u (1853) 17. .

ADELAIDE TIMES, newspaper. For the editor's dispute with the South Australian, see Allen, James.

ADELAIDE TO BURHA RA-IL\'/AY. See Railways - Burra to Adelaide.

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ADELAIDE TOTAL ABSTINENCE -SOCIETY. Public meetings, etc. S.A. June 9, 1840. 1D. S.A. June 12, 1840. 3A. Reg. May 21, 1842. 1B. S.A. Oct. 28, 1842. 2D. Re8. May 6, 1843. 3D. S.A. May 26, 1843. 2C. Reg. May 27, 1843. 3B. S.A. Aug. 15, 1845. 2B. S.A. Aug. 19, 1845. 3A. S.A. Nov. 11, 1845. 2A. Reg. Nov. 12, 1845. 2E. Reg. March 18, 1846. 2E. S.A. May 15, 1846. 2A. S. A. Feb. 1 2, 184 7. 5C. Reg. Feb. 13, 1847. 2B. Reg. March 1, 1848. 2D. Reg. March 8, 1848. 2C. Reg. March 25, 1848. 1B. S.A. April 28, 1848. 2F. S~A. May 19, 1848. 3E. Reg. May 20, 1848. 1D. Reg. May 27, 1848. 2A. Reg. Oct. 18, 1 848. 1 E. Later references ignored.

ADELAIDE WATER COMPANY. Miscellaneous references. Heg. Dec. 1, 1847. 2A, 2E. f=teg. Dec. 4, 1847. 1E, 2C. S.A. Oct. 6, 1848. 2E. S. A . Oct. 1 0, 1 848. 1 B, 2F. S.A. Oct. 13, 1848. 2B, 2E. Times Oct. 16, 1848. 2D. S.A. Oct. 20, 1848. 2D. S.A. Oct. 24, 1848. 3A. S.A. Oct. 27, 1848. 5B. Times Oct. 30, 1848. 2D. S.A. Oct. 31, 1848. 2F. Reg. Oct. '7, 1848. 2B. Reg. Oct. 14, 1848. 2c. Reg. Oct. 18, 1848. 2D, 3D. Heg. Oct. 25, 1848. 2A. Reg. Oct. 28, 1848. 3A. S.A. Nov. 3 1 1848. 3A, 4A. S. A. Nov. 14, 1 848. 3A.

ADELAIDE WATER COMPANY. Prospectus. S.A. Oct. 6, 1848. 3C.

ADELAIDE WATER COMPANY. Suggested Government guarantee to the proprietors. A ~18'19) 2224. Q \ 1 84 9 J 6 2 2 .

ADELAIDE WESLEYAN SUNDAY SCHOOL UNION. See Wesleyan Sunday School Union.

ADEN, ship. Complaints by passengers. Reg. Oct. 10, 1849. Supp. 2C.

South Australian

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ADEY, D.F. Seeks employment as a census collector. A (1850) 2381. -

ADLAM, A.J. Requesting permission to pay overdue fee for publican's li~ense. A (1856) 1568.

ADLAM, Henry. Attempted suicide. /\ ( 1 84 8 ) 1 4 5 ' 2 1 3 • p (1848) 57.

ADLAM, Henry. Acquitted of a charge of forgery. A (1848) 413.

ADLAM, James. Candidate for the Police Force. A (1848) 312.

ADLAM, James. Dismissed from the Police Force. A (1849) 599.

ADMIRAL BOXER, immigrant ship. A (1855) 2808.

ADMIRAL BOXER, immigrant ship. Their petition for discharge A (1855) 3472. IN (1855) 813.

Miscellaneous papers.

Deserted by 18 seamen. from custody refused.

ADVOCATE GENERAL. Payment of fees for criminal prosecutions to cease. E (1842) 433.

ADVOCATE GENERAL. . List of successive holders of the position, with notes on other offices held by them at the same time. A ( 1846) 601 "L

ADVOCATE GENERAL. Asks for the appointment of a junior law officer to take over the duties of Crown Solicitor. A (1847) 1393. 0 (1847) 204.

ADVOCATE GENERAL. His position in relation to that of the Crown Solicitor. R (1850) 71.

ADVOCATE GENERAL. C. Mann's appointment as Acting Advocate General dependent on his undertaking to vote with the Government. s (1851) 324.

ADVOCATE GENERAL. Does not con.sider it the duty of the law officers to advise justices of the peace. A (1855) 3807. w (1855) 882-883.

ADVOCATE GENERAL. Report on the Constitution Bill. A (1856) 33.

a ADVOCATE GENERAL. Requests authority to employ extra clerical

assistance. A (1856) 87, 1031, 1650, 2120, 3063. X Finance (1856) 320.

ADVOCATE GENERAL. Remarks on report by Estimates Committee. A (1856) 968.

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ADVOCATE GENERAL. Recommending payment of £500 to North Arm Road contractor. A ( 1856) 1115.

ADVOCATE GENERAL. Recommending Mr. Cleland have charge of the Law Library with additional remuneration. A ( 1856) 11 38.

ADVOCATE GENERAL. Has instructed Crown Solicitor with respect to Electoral business. A (1856) 2121. x ( 1856) 367.

ADVOCATE GENERAL. Reports that subscription to the Superannuation Fund cannot be repaid. A (1856) 2420. X Finance (1856) 227.

ADVOCATE GENERAL. Reportirtg that duplicate land grants do not require the signature of the Governor. A ( 1856) 2614.

ADVOCATE GENERAL. Reports on the assumption of control of land fund by local authorities. A (1856) 2833. x ( 1 856) 500.

/\ DVOCATE Gl<:NERAL. Requesting that a solicitor may be employed in case of Baker versus Torrens. A (1856) 2855.

ADVOCATE GENERAL. for beer if the A (1856) 2084. x (1856) 380.

Opinion on the appropriate customs duty proprietor intends to turn it into vinegar.

AERONAUTICS. Flying machine invented in Adelaide. Ad. Exam. June 17, 1843. 3C.

AFFORD, John. Statement re a dispute between P. Auld and J. Shand. J\ (1843) 867.

AFFORD, John~ Surety for Henry Sparks. A ( 1 846) 1 44 7 •

AGENT FOH SOUTH AUSTRALIA. (A.F. Hidgway). A.F. JUdgway appointed. A ( 1854) 2988. A · ( 185 5) 1 566. v (1854) 967, 1014. w (1855) 122, 124.

AGENT FOR SOUTH AUSTRALIA. (A.F. Hidgway). Instructions.· A (1854) 3324. v (1854) 974, 1014. w (1855, 125.

AGENT FOR SOUTH AUSTRALIA. (A.F. Ridg~ay). A.F. Ridgway cannot be appointed Agent for South Australia without legislative sanction. A ~1855) 2422. w (1855) 533, 583.

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AGENT FOR SOUTH AUSTRALIA. (/\.F'. Ridgway). Opinion on the prospect of s8les in London of llailway bonds. A (1855) 2908. vv (1855) 699.

/\CENT FOli SOUTH f1US1rFrnLIJ\. (A. F. iUdgway) • /\. ]<'. H.idgway Is appointment as Agent for South AustraliH cancelled. f\ (1855) 2908. v,; ( 1855) 699.

AGENT FOl-l SOUTH /\U;.:ln<-ALIA. (A. F. !Udgwny). A.F. 11.idgway' s appointmE.>nt as Ai:sent (by the Sec. of ;:.ta te) awaited. A (1855) 3528.

AGENT FOR SOUTH ATJSTRALIA. (A. F'. Ridgway). Sundry correspondence coverinr, the despatch of invoices. A (1855) 3249, 3250, 3932.

AGENT F'0!1 ,c;oUTH 1\USTRALI/\. (/\. F. 11idgway). Select Cammi ttee appointed to enquire into the igency of the Colony. /\ (1855) 3814.

AGENT FOR SOUTH AlJ:3TRALIA. (A. F. FUdgway). Authority for Agent's appointment questioned by Sec. of State; payment of S.A. funds to Agent refused. /\ (1856) 58.

AGENT FOl-1 SOUTH /\U,STR;\LTA. (f\,F. IUdgway). Future of the agency to be determined by the legislature. i\ (1856) 59.

AGENT FOR 2o~rH AUSTRALIA. (A.F. Ridgway). Reports the Secretary of State declines to hand over to him the money for the Gawler-1\delaide !lnilway. A ( 1 856) 58.

AG f.'.:NT FOl-l SOUTH AU~>Tf-l/.i.LIA. (fl. F. Ridgway). 11.eports forthcoming despatch of material for public works.· A (1856) 59. .

AGENT FOR ;:_;oUTH AUSTRALIA. ( /\.. F. FUdgway). Sends invoices of goods per Investigator for education, law library, Government Printer, Police and Volunteer hilitary Forces. A ( 1856) 221, 222.

AGENT FOit SOUTI-1 AUSTH/\LI/\. (A. F. !Udgway). Complains about not being reappointed. Is told Legislative Council did not recommend it. Governor praises his zeal. A ( 1856) 660. x (1856) 148.

AGENT FOR SOUTH J\TJ [)TR ALI A. (A. F'. R idgw;:iy). Forwards invoices of goods for the Police Dept. being shipped by the Ferozebore. Anss ) 665.

AGEN1 FOR SOUTH AUSTRALIA. (~.F. Ridgway). Has arranged for shipment by various vessels of goods for the Central Schools, Hospital, Supreme Cour~ Government Printing Office, Militia and Police. ' A ( 1856) 1171 .

AG!~NT FOR. SOUTH AUSTRALIA. (A, F. FUdgway). 1 Late Colonial Agent' sends bills of lading for goods for Gawler Town Railwai being shipped on th~ Transit and the Lady Ann. A ( 1856) 1925. .

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AGENT FOR :30UTH AUSTRALIA. (A. F. i1idgway) . 'Late Colonial Agent' states the Berkshire has been chartered for conveyance of Glenelg jetty materials. A (1856) 1926.

AGl~NT FOf1 smrrr! /\TJSTR/1.LlA. ( J\. F'. Hide;way). I Late Colonial Agent' forwards correspondence with Agent General about settlement of claims by means of bonds. A ( 1856) 1927.

AGENT FOl1 SOUTH /\U;>TRALIA. (A. F. Ridgway). Ex-Colonial Agent, Mr. Ridgway declines to communicate with Agent General for Crown Colonies (Mr. E. Barnard) about the Glenelg Pier contract. A (1856) 1934.

AGENT FOR SOUTH AUSTRALIA. (A.F. Ridgway). 'Late Colonial Agent' ~ives an account of his work in the agency. A ( 1856) 1949.

AGENT FOR SOUTH AUSTRALIA. (A.F. Ridgway). Is asked to hand over correspondence between Mr. Hays and himself to the Agent General for Crown Colonies. -x ( 1856) 342.

AGENT FOR SOUTH AUSTRALIA. (A.F. fUdgway). 'Late Colonial Agent' enquires result of Select Committee on Colonial Agency. A (1856) 2175. x ( 1856) 391 •

AGENT FOR SOUTH AUSTRALIA. (A.F. Ridgway). Reports endeavours to procure emigration of disbanded soldiers. A (1856) 2176. . x (1856) 390.

AGENT FOR SOUTH AUSTRALIA. (A.F. Ridgway). Forwards letter to the Chairman of the Select Committee on the Colonial Agency. A ( 1 856) 2329. x (1856) 422.

AGENT FOR SOUTH AUSTRALIA. See also: Agent General for Crown Colonies. Colonial Agency for S.A.

AGENT GENERAL FOR CROWN COLONIES. (E. Barnard). 00arterly accounts. A (1852) 1495, 3111. A (1853l 118. 5, 2978. A (1854 802. A (1855 2641, 3530.

AGENT GENERAL FOR CROWN COLONIES. (E. Barnard). Dissatisfaction with services. A.F. Ridgway appointed as Agent for South Australia. A ( 1854 )• 2988. A (1855) 1566. v (1854) 967, 1014. w .( 185 5) 1 22.

/\GENT GENERAL FOR CROV/N COLONIES. ( E. Barnard). Remittance (through Commissariat) of £5000, for general purposes. A (1855) 2791-2829.

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AGENT GENERAL FOFl CROWN COLONIE:S. (E. Barnard). Select Committee appointed "to enquire into the agency of the Colony". A (1855) 3814.

AGENT GENE:l~AL Fon Cl~OWN COLONIES. (E. Barnard). reg_uisition (£57,795) of Gawler Town Railway A ( 1855) 2961 • w ( 1855) 659.

To honour Board.

AGENT GENLmAL FOR CROWN COLONIES. (E. Barnard). Railway bonds remitted to London for probable disposal by Agent General for Crown Colonies. A (1855) 2908. w (1855) 699.

AGENT GENERAL FOR CROWN COLONIES. (E. Barnard). Correspondence about Trinity Board's complaint concerning quality of oil supplied from England. A (1855) 2640, 3208.

AGENT GENERAL FOR CROWN COLONIES. (E. Barnard). Chamber of Commerce dissatisfied with services. Other arrangements surgested. A 1855) 3208. w 1855) 751.

AGENT GENERAL FOR CROWN COLONIES. (E. Barnard). Adelaide City and Port Railway: Funds (£5000) in addition to £50,000 previously remitted required. A (1855) 3233, 3292. w (1855) 763. 764.

AGENT GENERAL FOR CROWN COLONIES. (E. Barnard). Impression of official seal. A (1855) 3379.

AGENT GENERAL FOR CROWN COLONIES. (E. Barnard). Ships 3 cases telegraphic stores. A (1855) 3933.

AGENT GENERAL FOR CROWN COLONIES. (E. Barnard). Supplied with statement showing Adelaide City and Port Railway bonds issued; interest and maturity dates. A (1855) 3529. w (1855) 855.

AGENT GENERAL FOR CROWN COLONIES. (E. Barnard). Adelaide City and Port Railway: Agent General to supply statement of receipts and paym~nts, a/c plant. Draws draft for £5000 without authority. A ( 1 8 5 5 ) 41 08 • w (1855) 918.

AGENT GENERAL FOR CROWN COLONIES. (E. Barnard). p~id to Agent General for Crown Colonies, but for S.A. Authority for appointment of latter by Secretary of State. · A ( 1856) 58.

S.A. funds not to Agent questioned

AGENT GENERAL FOR CRO\'/N COLONIES. (E. Barnard). Informing of an error in an estimate from the Gawler Town Railway Commissioners.

him

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AGENT GENERAL FO!~ CROWN COLONIES. (E. Barnard). Remittance to him to meet the claim on 1 July 1856 in respect of Port Railway bonds. X Finance (1856) 21.

AGENT GENERAL FOR CROWN COLONIES. (E. Barnard). Is asked to obtain from H.M. Stationery Office ·4 copies of the book of instructions relating to the Merchant Shipping Act. x (1856) 141.

AGENT GENERAL FOR CROWN COLONIES. (E. Barnard). States new City Bridge is constructed and will arrive on the Albemarle in 4 weeks. A ( 1 856) 220. v (1854) 484.

AGENT GENERAL FOR CROWN COLONIES. (E. Barnard). Forwards quarterly account. A (1856) 225, 1392, 2325.

AGENT GENERAL FOR CROWN COLONIES. (E. Barnard). Asks Colonial Secretary to make enquiries about Pownall Pellew Cotter. A ( 1856) 378. x ( 1856) 67.

AGENT GENERAL FOR CROWN COLONIES. (E. Barnard). Negotiates agreement with Joseph Yates for erection of iron bridge to replace City Bridge. A .(1856) 379. x ( 1856) 80.

AGENT GENERAL FOR CROWN COLONIES. (E. Barnard). Forwards list of articles being despatched for new City Bridge. A ( 1856) 382.

AGENT GENERAL FOR CROWN COLONIES. (E. Barnard). Forwards invoice for iron suspension bridge being sent by the Albemarle. A (1856) 501.

AGENT GENERAL FOR CROWN COLONIES. (E. Barnard). of lading for Acts of Parliament, etc. being the Feroze~ore. A (1856) 6 5, 665.

AGENT GENEHAL FOR CROWN COLONIES. (E. Barnard). bill of lading for the Amazon and account for paper. A (1856) 1095.

AGENT GENERAL FOR CROWN COLONIES. (E. Barnard). sale of South Australian bonds. A ( 1856) 1096.

Sends bill shipped by

Forwards cartridge

li.eports

AGENT GENERAL FOH CROWN COLONIES. (E. Barnard). Forwards 'informa~ion required' form from Mrs. Wm. Templeton about her husband. A ( 1 856) 1 097. x (1856) 266.

AGENT GENERAL FOR CROWN COLONIES. (E. Barnard). To be instructed to dispose of bonds under the Harbour Trust Act to th~ extent of £2,200 and regard the proceeds as a remittance on general account. x ( 1856) 173.

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AGENT GENERAL FOR CROWN COLONIES. (E. Barnard). £2,200 being remitted to him by Treasury. A (1856) 1227.

AGENT GENERAL FOR CROWN COLONIES. (E. Barnard). Explains use of funds in reply to Board of Undertakers of Adelaide City and Port Railway. A ( 1856) 1 393.

AGENT GENERAL FOR CROl//N COLONIES. (E. Barnard). Arranges for astronomical books ordered for the Observatory to be shipped by the Earl of Chester. A (1856) 1714.

AGENT GENERAL FOR CROWN COLONIES. (E. Barnard). Transmits 'information required' form about Magdalen Fraser. A (1856) 1755.

AGENT GENERAL FOR CROWN COLONIES. (E. Barnard). A.~. Ridgway, ex-Agent for South Australia, declines ·to communicate with him about the Glenelg Pier contract. A (1856) 1934.

AGENT GENERAL FOR CROWN COLONIES. (E. Barnard). Reports paying travel expenses of W. Bennett Hays. A (1856) 2182.

AGENT GENERAL FOR CROWN COLONIES. ( !.<.:. Barnard). letters from Messrs. Gale, Barker & Co. about of bottles in their last shipment of medicine A (1856) 2349. x (1856) 422.

Forw8rds the breakage and drugs.

AGENT GENEHAL FOH. CHOWN COLONIES. (E. Barnard). l{eports on work being done for the Glenelg pier and breakwater. A (1856) 2350.

AGENT GENERAL FOR CROWN COLONIES. (E. Barnard). Colonial Architect was not cognizant of some accounts paid by the Agent General in connection with the Port Adelaide -Adelaide telegraph. A (1856) 2564.

AGENT GENERAL FOR CROWN COLONIES. (E. Barnard). Treasurer recommends that the Agent General should receive a commission for selling South Australian bonds. A (1856) 2659.

AGENT GENERAL FOR CROV/N COLONIES. (E. Barnard). Forwards a bill of lading and reports on great expense of freight and insurance. A (1856) 2726.

AGENT GENERAL FOR CR01ivN COLONIES. (E. Barnard). Attending to requisitions for stationery and articles for the post office for 1856. A ~(1856) 2733.

AGENT GENERAL FOR CROV./N COLONIES. (E. Barnard). Treasurer sends Commissariat certificates to the extent of £10,500 for forwarding to him. A (1856) 2760.

AGENT GENERAL FOR CROWN COLONIES. (E. Barnard). Expenditure incurred by him for City Bridge. A ( 1856) 2925.

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AGENT GENERAL FOR CROWN COLONIES. (E. Barnard). 0ends copies of instructions under the Merchant Shipping Act, 1854. A (1856) 3025.

/\GEN'I' GENERAL Fm1 CROWN COLONIES. ( E. Darnard) . Secretary, Gawler Town kailway reports on the amount drawn on the Agent General by their London agent. A (1856) 3092.

AGENT GENERAL FOR CROWN COLONIES. See also: Agent for South Australia. Colonial Agency for S.A.

AGINCOURT, immigrant ship. Miscellaneous references. A (1850) 288, 331. A (1855) 3375, 3977, 4057, 4083. R (1850) 88.

AGNEW, Catherine Vans. A trustee under the will of P.V. Agnew. A (1855) 2403, 3887, 4012. w (1855) 898-99.

AGNEW, Patrick Vans. His death. A (1855) 2403, 3887, 4012. 'vJ (1855) 898-99.

AGNEW, Hobert Vans. A trustee under the will of P.V. Agnew. A (1855) 2403, 3887, 4012. w (1855) 898-99.

AGRICULTURAL AND HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY. See South Australian Agricultural and Horticultural Society.

AGRICULTURAL ASSOCIATION. Rules. S ~A. Jan. 2, 1 840. 1 D.

AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS AND MACHINEFff. Agricultural and Horticultural Society suggest a prize for the best display of implements. A ( 1854) 2201 • v (1854) 699.

AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS AND MACHINEf·lY. Government grant to South Australian Agricultural and Horticultural Society for prize money. A (1855) 1930. W Finance (1855) 100.

AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS AND MACHINERY. See also: Ploughs. Reaping machines.

AGRICULTURAL LABOUR. Scarcity of reapers. High wages demanded, with an issue of wine. Times Jan. 8, 1849. 2E twice.

AGRICULTUHiL LABOUR. Wages. See Wages - Agricultural workers.

AGRICULTURAL SOCIETIES. See also: South Australian Agricultural and Horticultural Society. South Australian Agricultural Society. Mount Barker Agricultural Association. South Australian Agriculturalists' Association. Morphett Vale A~ricultural Society. GUMPrRcha Farmers' Association.

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AGRICULTURE. Settlers urged to begin farming. Ad. Chron. March 3, 1840. 2D, 3D.

AGRICULTURE. W.B. Randell's experiences. Reg. March 14, 1840. 4C.

J\GHICULTUlrn. Experiences of V8rious settlers. Reg~ March 14, 1840. 4B. Reg. April 4, 1840. 50. Rep. April 11, 1840. SB.

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AGRICULTURE. Reports from various districts on the returns per acre. A ( 184 7) 441 ·L

AGRICULTURE. Returns being collected by police. A ( 1853) 3017. A (1854) 175, 3224. u (1853) 599, 847. v (1854) 86, 270.

AGRICULTUHE. Chamber of Commerce recommends annual agricultural returns should be collected by Government. A (1856) 2363.

AGRICULTURE. See also: Oats. Wheat. Barley. Horticulture. Tobacco. Hops. Agricultural labour. Ploughing matches. Markets. Cotton. Agricultural Association Rules. Agricultural implements and machinery.

AGRICULTURISTS' ASSOCIATION. See Agriculturists' Association-.~

South Australian

AINSWORTH, A.B. Appointed weighing clerk in the Assay Office. A (1852) 1553. · T ( 1 8 5 2 ) 4 97 •

AINSWORTH. A.B. Protests against his dismissal from the Assay Office. A (1852) 2766. T (1852) 838.

AIRD, James. Reports on a proposed jetty at Glenelg. A (1850) 491.

AITCHISON, James. Buys section 86, District C. A ( 1856) 205.

AITCHISON, John. Appointed an assistant bailiff at the Local Court, Adelaide. A (1851) 1209. s (1851) 222.

AITCHISON, John. SM Local Court forwards resignation of Assistant Bailiff, John Aitchison. A ( 1 856) 1 661 . x $ ( 1856) 302.

AKEHURST, William. A butcher in Bowden. His whereabouts sought by the Tasmanian Government. A (1852) 3201. A (1853) 136. T (1852) 978. u (1853) 35.

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ALBEMARLE, ship. Agent General reports that the iron bridge for erection across the Torrens is finished and will arrive on the Albemarle in 4 weeks' time. A (1856) 220. X (1856) 82, 48Lr.

ALBEMAFl.LE, ship. Agent General forwards invoice for the iron suspension bridge on the Albemarle. A ( 1 856) 501 •

ALBEM/\RLE, shtp· Bond and list forwarded from London on 1 Dec. 855. A (1856) 663.

ALBERT, lake, district. Report by Surveyor-general. S.A. Oct. 23, 1840. 4E.

ALBERT, lake, district. Examined by Will~am Giles and party. S./\. Sept. 19, 1843. 2E.

ALBERT, lake, district. Pastoral settlement. S.A. Sept. 26, 1843. 2C.

ALBERT, lake, district. Suggested establishment of a police station. A ( 1844) 132, 142. G ( 1 844) 5 27.

ALBERT, lake, district. Unsuccessful effort by the police to capture native sheep stealers. A (1844) 895. I-I (1844) 144.

ALBERT, lake, district~ to the natives.

Distribution of food and.,blankets

A ( 1 84 5 ) 5 21 • . .. G (1845) 836, 837, 846 twice.

ALBRRT, lake, district. Settlers annoyed by blacks. S.1~. April 25, 1845. 3B.

ALBERT, lake, district. communication between of Lake Albert. A (1856) 2130. x (1856) 472.

ALBERT, lake, district. distrICt:" See also:

Memorial for the improvement of Hindmarsh Island and the Peninsula

See also: Aborigines - Lakes Lake Albert.

ALBERTON. Allotments for sale. Reg. Aug. 15, 1840. 3C.

ALBERTON. Correspondence about the erection of a parsonage for St. Paul's Church. A (1848) 998. p !1848) 338, 339. A 1849) 2235. R 1850) 27.

ALBERTON. Need for sanitary reforms. A (1849) 301, 610.

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ALBERTON. Hugh Smith's school. A ( 1 84 9) 1 82 L+ •

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ALBERTON. Settlers seek the extension of the Police Act. A (1853) 1504 (outsize Gr. 2), 1658, 1747. u (1853) 523.

ALBERTON. Suggested purchase of site for military barracks. v (1854) 817.

ALBERTON. Plan with site for military barracks. Showing Old Port Road and the new Port Roa&. A (1854) 3198. v (1854) 988.

ALBERTON. Postal arrangements. Miscellaneous references. A ( 1854) 175 3. v (1854) 571.

ALBERTON. See also: Cemetery, Alberton. Military Barracks, Alberton. Wesleyan Church. Public health - Alberton.

ALBERTON to PORT ADELAIDE H.oad. See to Alberton.

Roads, Port Adelaide

ALBUERA, immigrant ship. Bond of the Albuera received from London-;-aated 21 F'eb. 1856. A (1856) 1932.

ALDEN, Benjamin. Transportation A ( 1852) 196.

ALDENHOVEN, M. A A ( 1844 J 14 79. H ( 1 844 ) 3 4 8.

ALDENHOVEN~ S.A. A (1844) 1479. H (1844) 348.

Seeks resentence after ·passage of Commutation Bill.

stock owner in the Angas Park district.

A stock owner in the Angas Park district.

ALDINGA. Postal arrangements. A (1851+) 631.

ALDINGA, district. Settlers send a petition urging that water reserves and approaches should be left open for them. A (1854) 3732. w (1855) 656.

ALDINGA, district. Account for making a curb to a well. F ( 1 842) 11 3.

ALDINGA, district. Name lists. Petition from settlers. A (1854) 2069, 3732.

ALDRIDGE, Sydney Joseph. To be transported. E ( 1841) 83.

ALEXANDER, Thomas. Letter as Surveyor to the Australian Mining Co. A (1850) 2483.

ALEXANDER, Thomas. Temporary employment as engineer of the steam dredge. A (1852) 2685. T (1852) 854.

ALEXANDER, Thomas. Applies for employment with the City and Port Railway Board. A (1856) 538, 594. x (1856) 88.

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ALEXANDRINA, hundred. A (1851) 1041.

ALEXANDRINA, hundred. in the district of /\. ( 1854 ~ 691 • v ( 1 854) 41 5.

Definition of Boundaries.

Settlers protest against inclusion Strathalbyn.

ALEXANDRINA, hundred. Memorials concerning the separation of the Hundred of Alexandrina from Bremer District Council and its proclamation as a district. A (1856) 684, 1040, 1281. x ( 1856) 296.

ALEXANDRINA, hundred. Name lists. Memorial signed by settlers. A (1854) 691.

ALEXANDRINA, hundred. Name lists. Petitions from settlers. A (1856) 684; 835, 1281.

ALEXANDRINA, lake, district. in the lake to be ignored. A (1855) 2922. w (1855) 688.

ALEXANDRINA, lake, district. S.A. Oct. ~1840. 4E.

ALEXANDHINA, lake, district. party. S.A. Sept. 19, 1843. 2E.

ALEXANDRINA, lake, district. S.A. Sept.~ 1843. 2C.

ALEXANDRINA, lake, district. S.A. April~ 1845. 3B.

ALEXANDRINA,' lake, district. shippin1· port on the north A (1853 2932. , u·(1853 842.

Opposition to sale of 3 islands

Report by Surveyor-general.

Examined by William Giles and

Pastoral settlement.

Settlers annoyed by blacks.

Proposal for a town and shore.

ALEXANDFUNA, lake, district. See also: Aborigines - Lakes district. --

ALEXANDrUNA DISTFUCT COUNCIL. W.M. Crawford, George Duke, George Pearce and Ewen McDonald elected. (Crawford, Chairman). ,A ( 1856) 835.

ALEXANDRINA DISTRICT COUNCIL. Chairman requests that Milang Jetty be included in the District of Alexandrina and seeks assistance with expenses, etc. A (1856) 1776. x (1856, 316.

ALEXANDRINA DISTRICT COUNCIL. Clerk reports that the Superintendent of the Milang Jetty has illegally raised stone from the township reserve. A (1856) 2142. x (1856) 383.

ALEXANDRINA DISTRICT COUNCIL. Clerk asks if Government will p~y cxp2nse of collection of Agriculture Statistics. A (1856) 2683. . .

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ALEXANDRINA DISTRICT COUNCIL. Clerk reports incomplete state of works and requests instructions as to the management of the Milang Jetty and Tramway. A (1856) 2803. x (1856) 506.

ALEXANDRINA DISTRICT COUNCIL. Chairman forwards Bye-Laws for approval. A (1856) 2919.

AL!!:XANDl:UNA DI STRICT COUNCI f,. Clerk forwards Hye-Laws. A (1856) 3011.

ALEXANDRINA DISTll.ICT COUNCIL. Requests authority for Ranger of District to impound cattle. A (1856) 3139~

ALFORD, Henry. Escorts prisoners to Van Dieman's Land. D (1839) 56, 57, 134.

ALFORD, Henry. Claims a moiety of the fine imposed on Wm. Little for a breach of the Licensing Act. A ( 1844) 36 7.

ALFORD, Henry. Reward for conviction of Customs offender. H (1844) 26 (twice), 31.

ALFORD, Henry. To live at the Police Barracks. A (1845) 881. K ( 1845) 2.

ALFOFrn, Henry. Appointed Inspector of Mounted Police. A (1849) 471, 564. Q (1849) 154, 168 twice. Times March 26, 1849. 3G. S.A. March 27, 1849. 2C. Reg. March 28, 1849. 2E.

ALFORD, Henry. Claim for share of reward for recovering stolen horses in 1841. A (1849) 989.

ALFORD, Henry. Testifies to the character of Edward Strike. A (1852) 75.

ALFORD, Henry. On the murder of John Gofton. A (1852) 801. T (1852) 268.

ALFORD, Henry. His report on his first journey in charge of the Escort. A (1852) 2306.

ALFORD, Henry. Correspondence about a reward for capturing a runaway sailor. A (1853) 2501, 2561, 2638. u (1853) 759.

ALFORD, Henry. Resignation as Inspector in the Mounted Police Force. A (1853) 2365, 2406, 2481, 2482, 3361. u (1853) 684, 697, 717, 737, 840.

ALFORD, Henry. Seeks to re-enter the Folice Force. A (1853) 3401l 3402. v ( 1854) 7' 3 +.

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ALFORD, Henry. Requests permission to remove a lean-to shed from the Police Barracks. A (1854) 550. v (1854) 225.

ALFOHD, Henry. Hefuse.s to assist the police when required to do so. A (1854) 2149. v (1854) 701.

ALF Olm, Joseph. Postmaster General forwards Mr. Alford's application for payment for Mount Torrens contract. A ( 1856) 11 92. x ( 1856) 250.

ALFORD, Samuel. A resident on the Park Lands. D (1839) 64.

ALGER, Edward. Seeks clerkship in the Post Office. A ( 1850) 2856. A (1851) 699. s (1851) 143.

ALGER, Edward. Clerk in Post Office. Is given two weeks leave of absence. A (1856) 252.

ALI, Oscar. Sick. Removed from gaol to the Adelaide Hospital. Sentence remitted. A (1852) 3038, 3049. T (1852) 905, 954.

ALIENS. See also: Naturalisation.

ALIQUIS, immi~rant ship. Miscellaneous papers. A (1855) 2 59.

ALIOUIS, immigrant ship. Secretary of Emigration Commissioners reports the charter of the Aliquis. A (1856) 2326.

ALIQUIS, immigrant ship. Emigration Agent forwards muster and general report of the Aliquis. A ( 1 856) 2808.

ALIQUIS, immigrant ship. Customs Officer, Plymouth forwards bond of immigrant ship Aliquis. A (1856) 2978.

ALIQUIS, immigrant ship. Emigration Agent forwards list of immigrants per Aliquis who have left for Melbourne. A (1856) 3088.

ALLAN, A.M. Appointed Postmaster at Paringa Mine. A (1848) 463. p ( 1848)

' ALLAN, Jane Stirling! Mrs. Matron of the Calphurnia. A (1849) 638, 648~. _

ALLAN, John. Commits a fraud on the Government. D (1840) 272.

ALLAN, Mark. Constable on the Westminster. A ( 1848) 1026.

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ALLAN, Thomas. Correspondence about a proposed pound at Marden. A (1851) 1611.

ALLAN & WALSH. Payment of 3ccount for shingles etc. supplied for the Police Station at Moorunde. E (1842) 668 twice.

ALLEN, (Bald Hills). To act as honorary postmaster at Bald Hills, until 1856. A (1855) 3057. w (1855) 721.

ALLEN, Seeks a publican's licence at Strathalbyn. A (1854) 1393.

ALLEN, Mrs. Advertisements of her girls' school at NorthAdelaide. S. A. Dec. 17, 184 7. 2D, 3D. Reg. April 8, 1848. 2A.

ALLEN, George. Accepts office as an electoral clerk. A (1851) 2308.

ALLEN, James, (journalist). Demands delivery of papers etc. addressed to The Register newspaper. A (1842) 609, 623.

ALLEN, James, (journalist). Memorial on Government printing. (Memorial missing). A (1842) 914. F (1842) 263.

ALLEN, James, (journalist). Buys South Australian Register. Ad. Exam. Aug. 17, 1842. 2D. S.A. Aug. 19, 1842. 3E. Ad. Exam. Sept. 24, 1842. 3A.

ALLEN, James, (journalist). Opinion as a grand juryman on the Parkhurst boys. A (1843) 341.

ALLEN, James, (journalist). Government Gazette for the A (1844) 429. G (1844) 641.

ALLEN, James, (journalist). Government Gazette. A ( 1844) 1247. H ( 1 844) 277.

ALLEN, James, (journalist). the Government Off ices. H ( 1844) 301 .

ALL~N, James, (journalist). Register to John Stephens. S.A. May 16, 1845. 3D. Reg. June 21, 1845. 2E. Reg. June 25, 1845. 2F.

ALLEN, James, (journalist). Australia. Heg. Dec. 26, 1846. 3C. F<.eg. May 5, H:347. 213. S.A. June 29, 1847. 3E.

Seeks free copies of the S.A. Register.

Tenders for printing the

Supply of his almanacks to

Sale of the South Australian

Lectures in England on ~3outh

92 j

ALLEN, James, (journalist). Announces the early publication of the Adelaide Times. A ( 1848) 1404.

AILEN, James, (journalist). A (181~8) 1615·;- -

ALLEN, James, (journalist). S. A. Jan. 18, 1848. 2F. S.A. Jan. 21, 1848. 3C. Fteg. Jan. 19, 1848. 3/\. Reg. Jan. 22, 1848. 2E. Reg. Jan. 26, 1848. 2D. Reg. June 7 1 1848. 1B. Reg. June 24, 1848. 3C. Reg. July 15, 1848. 3A.

AI.LEN, James, (journalist). Reg. Nov. 8, 1 848. 1 A.

ALLEN, James, (journalist). Reg. Dec. 9, 1848. 1E.

Seeks statistical information.

Lectures on astronomy.

Lecture on sunbeams.

Quarrel with Harry Paine.

ALLEN, James, (journalist). Former shorthand reporter of the Legislative Council proceedings. A (1849) 1211.

ALLEN, James, (journalist). the South Australian. S.A. Aug. 7, 1849. 3B. Times Aug. 13, 1849. 3A. S.A. Aug. 14, 1849. 2B. Times Aug. 20, 1849. 3C.

ALLEN, James, (journalist). Adelaide Times. A (1851) 2643.

ALLEN, James, (journalist). for payment of a printing A (1851) 3756. s (1851) 800.

ALLEN, James, (journalist). Weekly Dispatch. A (1853) 178. u. ( 185 3) 5 3.

Dispute with the editor of

Letter as editor of the

Appeals, as editor of "Times" debt incurred by W.F. Lamb.

Edits the South Australian

ALLEN, James, tunior. A (1856) 54 • ~

His pistol, etc., allegedly stolen.

ALLEN, James, brisoner. A (1851) 15 O.

ALLEN, James, ~risoner. A (1851) 35 8, 3562. s (1851~) 749.

Convicted of receiving stolen goods.

Seeks remission of sentence.

ALLEN, James. See also: Allen's Adelaide News Letter.

ALLEN, James. A chemist in Hindley Street. A (1854) 2557.

ALLEN, James. Seeks permission to pay his overdue rent on his. 14 years' lease. [\ (185 1+) 3470. v ( 1854) 1 013.

ALLEN, James. Seeks position as second inspector of schools. A (1855) 73. w (1855) 71.

93

ALLEN, James. Hequests issue of compensatory land grant free of charge for Mr. C. Birdseye. A ( 1856) 2095. x ( 1856) 371 •

ALLEN, Jane Stirling, Mrs. See Allan.

ALLEN, Mary. Passenger to South Australia by the Princess

~· A (1847) 332 p.3.

ALLEN, Peter. Money allegedly stolen from his house. A (1856) 544. .

ALLEN, S.M. Applies for a post in the Registry Office. A (1853) 464. u ( 185 3) 144.

ALLEN, Thomas. Complaint regarding land occupied by him. c (1838) 90.

ALLEN, Thomas. To move from the Park Lands. D (1840) 304.

ALLEN, Thomas. His claim to a cottage in the old Botanic Gardens not admitted. E ( 1841) 29.

ALLEN, Thomas. Advance of £35 by the Colonization Commissioners in 1836. A (1842) 939.

ALLEN, Thomas. Seeks Government employment. His qualifications as a gardener. A ( 1846) 206. L ( 1 846 ) 1 90 •

ALLEN, Thomas. Seeks employment. A ( 1850) 976. R (1850) 255.

ALLEN~ Thomas Henry. Seizure of his still. . A (1845) 558.

ALLEN, Thomas Henry. Seeks remission of a fine imposed under the Distillation Act. A ( 1 84 5 ) 1 5 51 • L (1845) 93.

ALLEN, William. Opinion as a grand juryman on the Parkhurst boys. 4 (1843) 341.

ALLEN, William. Negotiations for the purchase of the Burra Special Survey. A (1845) 961, 1011, 1012. K ~1845) 22, 24 twice. A 1846) 76, 89. L 1846) 135.

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ALLEN, William. Appointed trustee of the Savings Bank. A ( 1 84 7 ) 1 5 3 9 . 0 (1847) 242.

ALLEN, William. Appointed a justice of the peace. 1

• (18~-9) 453. Q (1849) 120.

ALLEN, William. Declines to act as a member of the Central Board of Main Roads. A (1849) 1608. ( 1 ( 1 84 9 ) 4 5 5 •

ALLEN, William •. Proposed resumption of part of his run on the Milner Estate. A !1849) 1686, 1730, 1811, 1840-~. A 1850) 2484. Q 1849) 550 twice.

ALLEN, William. Declines to act on the Central Board of Education because of his impending departure from the colony. A ( 1852) 1204.

ALLEN, William. Resigns as justice of the peace. A (1852) 2879. T ( 1 8 5 2 ) 86 9 •

ALLEN, William. Resigns as trustee of the Savings Bank. u (1853) 450.

ALLEN, William. Land grant (copy), Sec. 1, Burra Creek (10,000 acres) in favour of W. Allen and S. Stocks, jr. A (1855) 1938 outsize.

ALLEN, William. Contractor for destruction of thistles in Strathalbyn district. A (1855) 4092.

ALLEN'S ADELAIDE NEWS LETTER. Advertisements. S.A. Oct. 6, 1848. 3B. Times Nov. 13, 1848. 3C. Times Sept. 24, 1848. 2F.

ALLEN'S CREEK, town. See also: Wesleyan Church.

ALLEN'S CREEK MINE. Reports by the Commissioner of Crown Lands. A (1847) 317 p.9. A (1848) 65 p.9.

ALLEN'S CREEK MINE. Its prospects. S.A. Jan. 4, 1848. 3A.

ALLEN'S CREEK MINE. See also: Australian Mining Company.

ALLIANCE BRITISH & FOREIGN FIRE & LIFE ASSURANCE CO. With others seeks the introduction of coroners inquests after fires. A (1854) 1212

ALLIANCE BRITISH & FOREIGN FIRE & LIFE ASSURANCE CO. Suggests (with other companies) the formation of a fire brigade. A (1855) 2621. w (1855) 673.

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ALLIES, H. Seeks employment. A (1851) 806, 1504. s (1851) 186, 289.

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ALLIES, Harvey. Appointment as a turnkey at the gaol. A (1851) 2471.

ALLIES, Harvey. Resigns as gaol turnkey. A (1852) 383. T (1852) 125.

ALLIES, Harvey. Appointed clerk in the Immigration Department. A ( 1852) 1736. T (1852) 576.

ALLIES, Harvey. Resigns as clerk in the Immigration Office. Pay insufficient. A (1852) 2184. T (1852) 713.

ALLIES, Harvey. Seeks Government employment. A (1853) 2773. u (1853) 806.

ALLINGTON, George. Released "to keel his temper under A (1852 342. T (1852 85.

from gaol with a warning control 11.

ALLISON, Dr. Edward D. Implicated in the Shackamaxon enquiry. A (1853) 205, 207, 212, 298, 405, 446, 559, 569, 588,

597, 648, 660, 831, 843, 870, 903. u ( 1 8 5 3 ) 9 2 , 1 31 , 1 7 7 , 1 81 ' 1 9 2 , 2 04 , 21 9' 2 6 2 f 31 5 .

ALLOM, A.F. A patient in the Hospital. A ( 1848) 1 028. p (1848) 323, 324.

ALLOM, Spencer Percy [tichard. Appointed .a deacon. S.A. Sept. 25, 1849. 2E. Reg. Sept. 22, 1849. 2C.

ALLOM, Rev. Spencer Percy lUchard.. fv'lini st er of Saint Matthew's Church, Kensington. /\ ( 1850) 1 305.

ALLOM, Rev~ Spencer Percy !{ichard. Appointed a member of the Board of Examiners for entrants to the postal service. A (1852) 2380. T (1852) 742.

ALLOM, Hev. Spencer Percy FU chard. Appointed a member of the Board of Examiners for Civil Service Examinations. A (1852) 2744. T (1852) 827. ~

ALLOM, Rev. Spencer Percy l1ichard. Seeks the release from prison of J.W. Ferrabee. A (1852) 2953, 2979, (3200 missing). T (1852) 896, 954.

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ALLOM, William J. Appointed as smelter in the Assay Office. /\ (1852) 1371. T (1852) 440.

ALLOM, William J. Recommended for a salary increase. A (1852) 1553. T (1852) 497.

ALLOM, William J. Resigns as smelter in the Assay Office. A (1852) (3289 missing). T ( 1852) 966.

ALL SAINTS' CHURCH, Hindmarsh. Its erection. S.A. Oct. 5, 1849. 3D. lteg. Nov. 17, 1849. 20. Times Nov. 19, 1849. 1D. S.A. Nov. 20, 1849. 3B. Church of England, Hindmarsh~

ALL SAINTS' CHURCH, Hindmarsh. Stone to be taken from the Park Lands for building. A ( 1 84 9) 1 7 6 9 • 0 (1849) 52E3.

ALL SAINTS' CHURCH, Hindmarsh. Foundation stone laid. S. A. Nov. 16, 1849. 2C. S.A. Nov. 23, 1849. 2D. Reg. Nov. 17, 1849. 2D. ReB. Nov. 24, 1849. 2E.

ALL SAINTS' CHURCH, Hindmarsh. Government aid towards its erection. A (1850) 683. R (1850) 232. A (1851) 587.

ALL SAINTS' CHURCH, Hindmarsh. List of residents interested in its erection. A (1850) 683.

ALL SAINTS' CHURCH, Hindmarsh. List of seat renters. A (1851) 775, 776, 777.

ALL S1~INTS I

members A (1851) s (1851)

CHURCH, Hindmarsh. asking for a grant 2487. 552.

Memorial, signed by about 50 of glebe land.

ALLWORTH, William. Applies for employment. A (1842) ,577.

ALLWORTH, William. No immediate likelihood of employment. F ( 1842) 39.

ALLVJORTH, William. Statistics of his school at Nairne. A (1848) 460. p ( 1 8l+S) 162.

ALMA, hundred. Nomenclature. hundred.

See Place names - Alma,

..

97 v

ALMANACS. Murray's South Australian Almanack for 1852 sent to the Lt. Governor. A (1852) 169. T (1852) 63.

ALMANACS. Woods Tasmanian Almanac received from Governor of Tasmania. A (1856) 290. x (1856) 47.

ALMANACS. Bolton's Almanac and official directory for 1855 and 1856 received from Governor of Mauritius. A (1856) 503. x (1856) 82.

ALMANACS. Waugh and Cox's Almanac received from Governor of New South Wales. A (1856) 588. x (1856) 92.

ALMANACS. Colonial Secretary of W.A. forwards copy of the Western Australian Almanac. A (1856) 638.

ALMANACS. Receipt from London of Dietrichsen and Hannay's Almanac for 1856, together with request for information for their Almanac for 1857. A (1856) 2048. x (1856) 349.

ALPACAS. Suggested importation. Nominal list of interested parties. A (1853) 1235, 2062&. A ( 1854) 1218. u (1853) 382, 601. v (1854) 472.

ALPHA, cutter. For sale. S.A. Nov. 3, 1848. 3F.

ALSOP, J.ohn. Wishes to establish smelting works at Brown Hill Creek. A ( 1850) 1484. R (1850) 404.

ALSOP, John. Seeks employment as a road surveyor. A ( 1 8 5 0) 2 006 . R (1850) 519.

ALSOP, John. Suggestions for the survey of mineral lands and the issue of licences. A (1851) 3844. T (1852) 68.

ALSOP, John. Assistant in the Assay Department. A (1852) 1312. Q

ALSTON, George. S~eks Government employment. A ( 1 846) 11 88 • M ( 1 84 6 ) . 86 .

ALSTON, George. Wishes to lease an aboriginal reserve, (section 5004). A ( 1848) 217. p (1848) 76.

ALSTON, George. Occupies an aboriginal reserve. A (1848) 835. A (1849) 259. Q ( 1849) 84.

Al.S'l'ON, GPorge. Arrears of rent, Section 5004. A (1852) 136.

ALSTON, George. Seeks the names of persons with unexercised land orders. A (1854) 471. v ( 1 854) 1 84.

ALSTON, George. Secretary of the South Australian Agricultural and Horticultural Society. A (1855) 1930.

ALSTON, George. Requests (1) site on Park Lands for Agricultural and Horticultural Society's Show and (2) payment of £100 voted by Legislative Council. A (1856) 291. . x (1856) 51.

ALTHORPES, islands. Supposed presence of castaways. A (1845) 966, 1023. K ( 1845) 25, 26.

ALTMANN, Friedrich August. Seeks naturalization. Religious scruples preclude him from taking an oath. A (1850) 1813. R (1850) 477.

ALUM. Discoveries. Reg. March 11, 1848. 2D.

ALUM CRE!~K. Origin of the name. Reg. March 11, 1848. 2D.

AMAZON, immigrant ship. Quarantine precautions. A (1852) 91. T ( 1852) 1 98.

AMAZON, immigrant ship. Breaks her quarantine. A ( 1 8 5 2 ) 7 04 • T (1852) 209, 229.

AMAZON, immigrant ship. Miscellaneous papers. !-\ (1852) 720.

AMAZON, immigrant ship. Chartered by Colonial Land and Emigration Commissioners. A ( 1 856) 377.

AMAZON, immi§rant ship. Bill of lading forwarded by Agent General •. A ( 1856) '1 095 .

AMAZON, immigrant ship. Chief Customs Officer, Plymouth, forwards bond of the ship Amazon. A. ( 1856) 1100.

AMALON, immigrant ship. Emigration Agent forwards muster and general report of the Amazon. A (1856) 1135.

AMBER, John. Seeks refund of deposit paid for survey of l'-ind at Darley. A (1851) 1330. S (1851) 258 twice.

AMERICAN f1IVER, district. l'roposed lease of a salt lagoon. A ( 1 84 7) 1 31 LJ- • 0 ( 1 84 7 ) 1 5 5 •

AMES, William. Convicted of an assault. A (1849) 1908 p.7.

AMESBURY, Joseph. Seeks employment. A ( 1851) 2418. s (1851) 479.

AMPT, Johan. Seeks remission.of a fine. A (1853) 2800. u (1853) 818.

AMBBERG, Merchant. Proposed appointment as a trustee of the German and British Hospital. A (1855) 3091. VJ ( 1 8 5 5 ) 888 .

AMSBERG, Bernhard. Consul for Hanseatic City of Hamburgh and Grand Duchy of Mecklenburg. A ( 185 3) 1667, 1894. u (1853) 577.

AMSBERG, Bernhard. for Mecklenburg. of commendation. A ( 1855) 2841 .

Patent (copy) issued to him as Consul With Royal (Queen Victoria) Commission

MliSBEf1G, F'. M. llologra ph letter. [.\ ( 1853) 389.

AMSBRRG, F.M. Consul for Saxony. A (1853) 1667.

AMSGERG, F.M. Urres assistance for intending German immigr;:mt. A (1853) 1667, 1894. u (1853) 531.

AMUSEMENTS. Regular musical evenings at the !led Lion Hotel. Times Jan. 8, 1849. 1D.

AMUSEMENTS. Auld Han'sel Monday celebrated at the Castle Inn. Times Jan. 8, 1849. 3B.

AMUSEMENTS. See also: Concerts. Dancirig. Fireworks. Music halls. P3ntomirnes. F8.irs. Vaudeville. Bathing. Red Lion Hotel. Baths.

ANAESTHETICS. See also: Ether. Chloroform.

ANCIENT On.DEl1 OF FORE~)TER.S FRIENDLY ~30CIETY. Rules sent for Governor's confirmation. (Rules returned). f\ (1855) 1810, 3372.

AJ\JCJ1ENT OFWEl:Z OF FO!U~STE~lS F!UE:NDLY SOCIETY. Hules of various lodges forwarded for Governor's approval. A (1856) 936, 2229, 2298.

ANCIENT 011.Dl"':R OF ODDFELLOWS. He turn for 1855 from J. Ci bbison -cover only: return lacking. A ( 1856) 997.

ANCIENT Of-\DEFt OF ODDF'ELL0'1fl:-J. See al so: Independent Order of Odd Fellows.

J 100.

ANDEGSON, Gratuity of £10 for his services at the Female Depot, Guichen Bay (where his wife was matron) durine sickness of Highland immigrants. A ( 1856) 1129.

ANDEl<.SON, Mrs. at Robe-.-

In charge of Scottish immip;r;:mt families

!'\ ( 1855) 4180.

ANDFJ1SON, Mrs. l3ay. --

Matron in charge of Female Uepot, C;uichen

1\ ( 1 8 5 6 ) 11 2 9 . ANDERSON, A brewer at Morphett Vale.

A ( 1854) v (1854) 633.

ANDERSON, A. Honorary Postmaster at Morphett Vale. D ( 1 840) 3 31 .

ANDl~RSON, Alexander. Correspondence ::i.bout a pound at Morphett Vale. A ( 1848) 1190, 1282, 1 526. p (1848) 383, 415, 499.

ANDERSON, Alexander. Proposes W. Bradshaw as poundkeeper at Morphett Vale. A ( 1 3L~8) 1 61 4. F (1848) 512.

ANDERSON, Alexander. Surety for R. Disher. c~ (1849) 239.

ANDERSON, Alexander. Chairman of the Morphett Vale District Council. A ( 1 8 5 5 ) 80 3 •

ANDERSON, Alexander. Is informed that Morphett Vale Council may hold meetings in the Court House. x ( 1856) 49.

ANDERSON, Alexander. Questions the sites for police stations in the south. A ( 1856) 682.

ANDER.SON, Alexander. Alleged publication by Anderson, as Chairman, Morphett Vale District Council, of an incorrect list of persons elected. A (1856) 727. x ( 1856) 120.

ANDERSON, Alexander. Answers queries in relation to the support of his father, Hugh Anderson. A ( 1856) 1390, 15 5 3. x (1856) 273, 284.

ANDERSON,'David. Inquiry as to his whereabouts. A (1842) 838. F ( 1842) I 183.

ANDEli.SON, Hugh. His son, Alexander Anderson, intending to leave the Colony without making enough provision for his father's support. A ( 1856) 1390, 1607. x (1856) 273; 284, ?94.

ANDERSON, Isa. Matron, Female Immigrant Depot, Robe. A (1855) 3187.

ANDERSON, Isabella. Confined in gaol as a lunatic. A (1844) 323, 375, 411. G (18~4) 595, 618 twice. A (1846) 578, 646.

ANDERSON, Isabella. Regains her sanity. A (1844) 1016, 1027, 1234. H 1 1 844 ) 1 86 , 1 98 • A 1847) 699, 706. N 1847) 294, 295.

ANDEFlSON, Isabella. Released from custody. H (1844) 273.

ANDERSON, Isabella. Recommended for confinement as a lunatic. A (1846) 443. L (1846) 275. A ( 1848) 1911.

ANDERSON, Isabella. Released from gaol but removed to the Lunatic Asylum. J\ (1852) 1258. T (1852) 398.

ANDERSON, J. Greenwood. Holograph letter. A (1853) 284.

ANDERSON, James. Acquitted of a charge of theft. A (1851) 1560.

ANDimSON, James. Ile and W. Stuckey apply for a mineral lease north of Port Lincoln. A (1852) 990, 1044, 1988. T (1852) 341 (twice), 358, 554, 657.

ANDERSOK 7 John. Auctioneer's licence refused. A (1846) 285. L ( 1 846 ) 21 7 •

ANDERSON, John. Expedition for his arrest on a charge of fraud. A 11846) 1537. A 1847) 122. N 1 84 7) 54, 77.

ANDERSON, John. An absconder. S.A. Nov. 17, 1846. 6B. S.A. Nov. 20, 1846. 6A. S.A. Nov. 27, 18?!-6. 5A. Reg. Nov. 18, 1846. 2A. fl.e g. Nov. 21 , 1846. 2E. C' t i.._). '\.. Dec. 29. 1846. 5C. ~eg. Dec. 2, 1846. 2E, 3B. Reg. Dec. 16, 1846. 4D. Reg. Dec. 23, 1846. 3A. I~eg. Dec. 30, 1846. 4A. S.A. Jan. 19, 1847. 5D~ Reg. Jan. 20, 1847. 2C. fl.e g. J~ly 22, 1848. 2E. S.A~ June 14' 1849. 2C.

102/

ANDERSON, John. Reported to have sailed for Mauritius. A (1847) 156. N ( 1847) 94.

ANDERSON, John. Seeks to be released from his contract to the Government to supply bread and flour. A (1dSS) 1386, 1483. w (1855) 334, 366.

ANDERSON, Rev. John. Authorised to solemnize marriages. A (1853) 195, 472. u (1853) 26, 61, 178, 185.

ANDERSON, Rev. John. Rev. Peter Mercer seeks authority for Rev-:-J'ohn Anderson to issue marriage licences

. throughout the province. A (1856) 2292.

ANDERSON, Robert. On behalf of shipwrecked passengers of Nashwauk seeks advice on lost property. A (1855) 1662.

ANDERSON, Robert. Comptroller of Destitute Asylum recommends that Mr. Anderson receive £10 for services at Guichen Bay. A ( 1856) 1129.

ANDERSON, Dr. T.A. Decides to settle in South Australia. Times Aug. 20, 1849. 3G.

ANDERSON, William. Employed as messenger at the Post Office. D ( 1 84 1 ) 3 98.

ANDERSON 1 William. A. ( 1 84 2 ) 6 9 • E (1842) 553. F (1842) 11.

Dismissed from the Post Office.

ANDERSON, William. Transfer from the Police Force to the bonded stores. A ( 1 842) 1 044. F (1842) 285 thrice.

ANDERSON, William. Dismissed from th~ bonded stores. A (1843) 215.

. F ( 184 3) 403. ANDERSON, William. Seeks employment under the Board of

Audit. A (1843) 390. G (1843) 41.

ANDERSON, William. Application for appointment in the Customs Department refused. A (1843) 438. -G ( 1 8 l~ 3 ) 7 3 •

• ANDERSON, William. His application for the position of office keeper of the Law Courts refused. A (1843) 1228. G ( 184 3) 347.

ANDER30N 1 William. Lessee of the Glen Osmond Toll Bar. A ( 1 844) 1 4 3 2 • H (·1844) 289 (twice), 327, 332 (twice), 344. G ( i 845) ?48.

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ANDERSON, William. Asks that the Glen Osmond Toll Bar and house be repaired. A ( 1 84 4 ) 1 51 2 , 1 5 4 7 . . H (1844) 359.

ANDERSON, William. Correspondence about rent paid by him as lessee of the Glen Osmond Toll Bar. A (1845) 160, 1~0, 183, 273~, 354, 370, 380, 575, 650,

839, 890, 1031, 1276, 1396, 1584. G (1845) L ( 1845) L (1846)

736, 741, 798, 893, 928. 3, 45, 72. 111' 349. 44. 269. ~ >~~t~~

A C 1846) A (1847)

766, 1331. 639.

ANDERSON, William. Acquitted of a ch8rge of larceny. A (1845) 679.

ANDERSON, William. Seeks appointment in the Post Office. A (1845) 765. G ( 1 84 5 ) 9 2 3 •

ANDERSON, William. Surrenders the Glen Osmond Toll Bar. A (1845) 1470. L (1845) 53 twice.

ANDERSON, William. Proposed appointment as Postmaster, levying officer, etc. at Mount Barker. A (1847) 1253, 1295. 0 ( 184 7) 1 32.

ANDERSON, William. at Walkerville. A (1848) 850. p ( 1848) 274.

AND~R~7~48~itt~~~· p ( 1 848) 364 •

ANDERSON, William. to A.T. Niemann.

A ( 1 848) 1 36 5 •

Application for grant for his school

His school at Walkerville.

Surrenders his school at Walkerville

ANDERSON, William. Forwarding memorial for remission of fine against Johan Frederick raech under the Stubble Burning Act. A ( 1 856) 924. x (1856) 170.

ANDREW, Murray. Libel action against the Southern J\ustralian. S.A. Aug. 9, 1842. 3A. £.A. Sept. 16, 1842. 3A.

ANDREW, Peter. Constable on the Aboukir. A (1847) 1135.

ANDREW, Peter. Evidence on the death of James Villes. A ( 1849) 1056.

ANDREWARTHA, Francis. Appointed to the Police Force. . A (1847) 946.

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ANDREWARTHA, Francis. Resigns from the Police Force. A ( 1 84 7 ) 1 4 5 5 •

ANDREWS, Benjamin. Chairman of Maccelesfield District Council nominates Mr. Benjamin Andrews as Registrar under the Deg Act. A ( 1856) 1779.

ANDREWS, Charles. Sworn in as a police constable. A ( 1852) 1289.

ANDREWS, Charles John. Appointment as ~lerk to the Para Wirra Road Board. A (1850) 335. R (1850) 88.

ANDREWS, Charles John. Letters as an electoral officer. A (1851) 1406, 3842. A (1852) 725, 877, 290.

ANDREWS, Charles John. Offers services as a special constable. A (1852) 878.

ANDREWS, Charles John. Resigns as Collector for Barossa. A (1852) 1000. T (1852) 334.

ANDREWS, Charles John. Unable to act as an electoral collector. A (1853) 532.

ANDREWS, E.W. Seeks to sell the Courier to the Government. A (1845) 850, 871. K (1845) 5.

ANDREWS, Elisha. Constable on the Eliza. A ( 1849) 1625.

ANDREWS, F.G. Seeks appointment as Superintendent of the Cemeterl. A (1847 .844. 0 (1847 47.

ANDREWS, F.W. naturalist, Goolwa. Signs a petition. A ( 1856) 2130.

ANDREWS, H.J. Appointed clerk in the Assay Office. A (1852) 2400. T (1852) 756.

ANDREWS, H.J. "Put off" from the Assay Office. A (1853) 438. u (1853) 153.

ANDREWS, H.J. Seeks appointment in the Registrar General's Off ice j\ ( 185 3) 1 293. u (185~) 401.

ANDREWS, H.J. Appointed clerk and accountant for the Central Board of Main Roads. A (1856) 147. w (1855) 49.

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ANDflEWS, John William. Statement about the wreck of the Vulcan. -A"("T845) 686-?_r.

ANDREWS, John William. Disgraceful conduct towards marooned natives on Flinders Island. A ( 1845) 1268.

ANDREiJ1/S, l"tichard Bullock. /'1ppointed a public notary for Mount Barker district.-A ( 185 3) 1 889. u (1853) 584.

ANDREWS, Richard Bullock. Proposed appointment as Returning Officer, Electoral District of Mount Barker. A (1855) 2701. w ( 1855) 628.

ANDREWS, Richard Bullock. Accepts office of Returning Officer~ Electoral District of Mount Barker. A ( 1855 2792. w (1855 627, 628. .

ANDREWS, Richard Bullock. Appointed to the Board of Education. A ( 1856) 1305. X Finance (1856) 125.

ANDREWS, Richard Bullock. See also: Atkinson & Andrews.

ANDREWS, W. Temporary employment in the Colonial Secretary's Office. 0 ( 1 84 7) 264.

ANDREWS, Walter Boyd Tate. Seeks clerical appointment. A (1847) 1558. () (1847) 249.

ANDREWS, Walter Boyd Tate. Temporary employment in the Colonial Secretary's Office. 0 (1847) 264.

ANDREWS, Walter Boyd Tate. Employed in the Colonial Secretary's Office. A ( 1 848) 11 22. p (1848) 574.

ANDREWS, Walter Boyd Tate. Sick leave as fourth clerk in the Colonial Secretary's Office. A ( 1 84 9 ) 1 6 3 7 •

ANDREWS, Walter Boyd Tate. Seeks temporary promotion in the Colonial Secretary's Office. A (1850) 485. R (1850) 138, 189 • •

ANDREWS, Walter Boyd Tate. Seeks appointment as Deputy Registrar of Fines and Fees. A (1850) 2764, 2893. R ( 1850) 691 •

ANDREWS, Walter Boyd Tate. His sureties as Receiver of Fines and Fees. A (1850) 2893. R (18?0) 717.

106 J ANDREWS, \'/alter Boyd Tate. Sick leave as Deputy Registrar

of Births and Deaths. A (1851) 3195.

ANDREWS, Walter Boyd Tate. Appointed Deputy Registrar of Deeds. Judge Cooper's objections. A (1853) 392, 403, 469, 909. U (1853) 93 (twice), 127, 158, 338.

ANDREWS, Walter Boyd Tate. Is appointed Deputy Registrar General. x ( 1856) 1 94.

ANGAS, George Fife. Dissolution of partnership with George Miller. S.f\. Dec. 6, 1842. 3D.

ANGAS, George Fife. Sells his English interests. About to come to South Australia. Reg. Nov. 3, 1847. 2E.

ANGAS, George Fife. Report on his complaint about assessment of his live stock. A ( 1 848) 1 844 • p (1848) 584.

ANGAS, George Fife. Retires from the chairmanship of the South Australian Company. Times Oct. 30, 1848. 2F.

ANGAS, George Fife. Defended against press attacks. Times July 2, 1849. 3B.

ANGAS, George Fife. On the need for police protection for Aniaston. A 1851) 1208, 1506, 1507. s 1851) 715.

ANGAS, George Fife. Charges the Postmaster General with discourtesy. A ( 1 8 51 ) 1 41 8, 1 48 5 . s (1851) 284.

ANGAS, George Fife. Charges the Postal Department with the loss of letters etc. between South Australia and England. A (1851) '1316, 1485. s (1851) 284. T (1852) 146.

ANGAS, George Fife. for appointments A (1851) 1417. s (1851) 275.

f1ecommends A. Darvall and T. Naughton at the Angaston Local Court.

ANGAS, George Fife. A. Birrell to select agricultural labourers for him in England. /'; (1852) 17.

ANGAS, George Fife. A certificate as tne purchaser of Crown Lands to the amount of f,1500-12-0. A (1852) 17.

ANGAS, George Fife. Recommends H. Furness for a Government position. A (1852) 468.

ANGAS, George Fife. Dispute about the formation of the Angaston District Council. A (1853) 2341 329, 393, 460, ~82, 483~ 485, 486, 508,

5082, 556, 507 (outsize Gr.2J, 624, 665, 818, 1818.

U (1853) 89, 91, 142, 144 (twice), 196, 217, 232, 258,. 607.

ANGAS, George Fife. District Council. A (1853) 820, 894. u ( 185 3) 287.

Opposes the formation of the Angaston

ANGAS, George Fife. Protests against the proposed alterations to the boundaries of Tungkillo and South Rhine. A (1853) 649, 725. u (1853) 244, 276.

ANGAS, George Fife. from money found A (1854) 1539. v (1854) 682.

Seeks reimbursement for stolen sheep on thief when apprehended.

ANGAS, George Fife. Bad relations with Dr. Dean. A ( 1854) 2944, 3138, 3298, 3342, 3464, 3492, 3573,

3672. A i1855) 1045. v 1854) 911, 1000, 1031, 1091. w 1855) 274.

ANGAS, George Fife. Appointed chairman of Angaston District Council. A ( 185L~) 2985. A (1855) 855.

ANGAS, George Fife. Recent purchases of land. 1\ ( 1 8 5 5 ) 5 5 7 •

ANGAS, George Fife. Suggested polling places, Electoral District of D8rossa. A (1855) 2767.

ANGAS, George Fife. Suggests cert8in changes in land registration. A (1855) 557, 824. w (1855) 213, 214.

ANGAS, George Fife. Submits thRt Dr. H. Dean's medical qualifications ::re bogus. A (1855) 3674, 3790, 3806. W (1855) 845 (twice), 873.

ANGAS, George Fife. Dr. II. Dean complains of annoyance at hands of Angas 8Dd applies for transfer (as Stipendiary ~agistrate) from Angaston to Mt. RemArkable, or any otfier district. A (1855) 4172, 4183. x ( 1 856) 2' 5 .

ANGAS, George Fife. Complains at Executive's delay in dealing with charges brough~ by him against Dr. Horace Dean, late S.M., Angaston. A (1856) 214, 1110. x (1856) 38.

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ANGAS, George Fife. Reports on Mr. Foote's qualifications for appointment as a J.P. A (1856) 595.

ANG/\S, George Fife. 11.equests repayment of expenses paid · fo1 unen.ployed immig1·an ts.

A (1856) 898.

ANGAS, George Fife. For correspondence about his affairs in 8outh Australia, see also Forster, Anthony.

ANGAS, George French. Arrival in South Australia. ll.ee;. Jan. 3, 1844. 3A.

A\\1GM3, George French. Visit to the South ]~astern district. Reg. April 19~ 1844. 3C. Reg. April 17, 1844. 2E.

ANGAS, George French. Departure for New Zealand. S.A. July 30, 1844. 20.

ANGAS, George French. Returns to South Australia. Reg. Jan. 28, 1845. 3A.

ANGAS, George French. Appraisal of his paintings. (Not an exhibition of paintings). S.A. June 11, 1844. 20. Reg. June 12, t844. 3D.

ANGAS, George French. Appreciation of his sketches. (Not an exhibition of paintings). S • A • I" e b • 4 , 1 84 5 • 3 B •

A NGA S, George Fr en ch • ..,.,E~x_h_i_,b,--i_· t_i_o_n_o~f_h_i_· s_;.-p_a...,.i_n_t_,,i..-n_,g-'-, s.,-,-_i...,...n_t...,.h_e Legislative Council Chamber. I!is work in South Australia.

S.A. June 6, 1845. 3A. S.A. June 13, 1845. 2D, 3D. S.1\. ,June 17, 1845. 38. Reg. June 18, 1845. 3C. Reg. June 21, 1845. 2F. S. A. ,Tune 27, 1845. 3 D.

ANGAS, Geor~e French. About to leave for Sydney. Reg. July 2, 1845. 3C.

ANGAS, George French. Departure from Australia for London. Reg. Oct. 18, 1845. 2E.

ANGAS, George French. Arrival in England. Reg. July 8, 1846. 20.

ANGAS, George French. Arrival of first parts of his "South /.\ustralia Illustrated". Reg. May 12, 1847. 1E, 3C.

ANGAS, J. With W. Angas, is a lessee of a section in an aborigin8l reserve. A ( 185S) 1797.

ANGAS, John Howard. Suggests route for the northern mails. A (1845) 1024.

ANGAS, John Howard. Recommends erection of a police station at Angaston. A (1847) 887. N (1847) 31+7.

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ANGAS, John Howard. Correspondence about a land order tendered by Mrs. J. Johnson. A (1848) 716, 867. p (1848) 237, 278.

ANGAS, John Howard. Complaint by Daniel Kavel. A (1849) 565. 0 ( 1849) 182.

ANGAS, John Howard. Testimonial to character of J. Carroll. /\ (1849) 748.

ANGAS, John Howard. Pays a deposit in London for purchase of land in South Australia. A ( 1850) 1 258.

ANGAS, John Howard. Asks that land grant be made out in the name of William Salter. A (1851) 2366. s (1851) 477.

ANGAS, John Howard. Trustee for the Truro cemetery. A (1853) 2147. u (1853) 629.

ANGAS, John Howard. Requests information with respect to the grant of land for a cemetery at Truro. A (1856) 475.

ANGAS, John Howard. Proposal by Daniel Cudmore for a water reserve on the Port Augusta road on J.H. Angas' run. A (1856) 737. x ( 1856) 1 54 .~

ANGAS, John Howard. Appointment as a J.P. A (1856) 1058, 1255. x (1856) 203.

ANGAS, John Howard. Alexander McLeod A (1856) 2411. x (1856) 428.

Recommends Hugh McDonald to succeed as Keeper of the Truro pound.

ANGAS, Rosetta, Mrs. Is inconvenienced by frequent journeys to Adelaide to execute deeds. A. ( 1852) 2951. T (1852) 901.

ANGAS, W. With J. An~as, is a lessee of a section in an aboriginal reserve. A ( 1856) 1797.

ANGA[), river. T. D. Hawker requests a grant from the Government in aid of private contribution for the erection of a bridge over the River Angas at Strathalbyn~ /\ ( 1856) . 386. Y!. (1856) 60.

ANGAS, river, district. Suggestions for a route to Port Elliot - .Repairs to bridges. A (1852) 1858, 1996, 2271-. T (1852) 607, 608.

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ANGAS, river. Bridge. Strathalbyn district A (1854) 2626, 2910. v (1854) 911, 917.

A-petition from settlers in urging the erection of a bridge.

J\NGA c~ PARK. School opEmed by Rev. J. Prior. Reg. Jan. 24, 1844. 38.

ANGAS PARK. Carriage of mails. A (1845) 1195.

J"INC/\S PARK. A ( 184 7) N (1847) A (1848) p ( 1848)

Establishment of a pound. 495, 1399. 219. 394. 138.

ANGAS PMtK. H. A. E. Meyer accepts a call as pastor. A (1848) 452.

ANGAS PARK. Memorial signed by 21 settlers. A (1849) 483.

ANGAS PARK~ district. A ( 1 844 J 1479.

List of eleven stock owners.

ANGAS PARK, district. List of subscriptions, and plan, for a bridge over the River Gawler. Government aid sought. I~ (1850) 2550. R ( 1850) 616.

ANGAS PARK, district. Construction of a bridge. over the River Gawler. A (1850) 2880. A (1851) 133, 179, 1518, 2138. R (1850) 716. s (1851) 39, 46, 360.

ANGAS PARK, district. Name lists. A ( 1855) 3777.

ANGAS SPECIAL SURVEY. Reg. May 16, 1840.

ANGAS SPECIAL SURVEY. Reg. May 16, 1840. Reg. May 30, 1840.

Minutes of a meeting of proprietors. 1 B.

Meetings of proprietors. 1 B. 1C.

ANGASTON. Undenominational chapel to be erected. Reg. Nov. 8, 1843. 2E. Reg. Feb. 17, 1844. 3A.

ANGASTON. Undenominational church opened. S.A. March 5, 1844. 20. Reg. March 6, 1844. 2E.

ANGASTON. Angaston Academy opened by Rev. J. Prior. Reg. May 4, 1844. 20.

ANGASTON. Public tea in honour of A. Forster's return. Reg. Aug. 29, 1846. 2D.

ANGASTON. Advertisement of the Angaston Hotel. S.A. Dec. 25, 1846. 3A.

ANGASTON. Need for police protection. A (1847) 887. N (1847) 347.

ANGASTON. Angaston Hotel opened. S.A. Nov. 12, 1847. 2D •.

ANGASTON. Proposed police station. /\ ( 18L~8) 831. p (1848) 287.

ANGASTON. Henry Marshall's school. A (1849) 181, 283. Q ~ 1849) 58' 95.

ANGASTON. l\ace meeting. Reg. March 14, 1849. 2B.

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ANGASTON. Tanunda settlers resent the alleged neglect of their town in favour of Angaston. A (1851) 3165i outsize.

ANGASTON. Police station to be established. A (1851) 3770;. .

ANGASTON. A special magistrate needed to cope with abscondinf debtors on their way to Victorian goldfields. A (1852) 257, 362. T (1852) 108, 127.

ANGASTON. Horace Dean resigns as Stipendiary Magistrate. A (1856) 528. X Finance (1856) 42. x ( 1856) 107.

ANG~STON. M. Blood queries the removal of police from Kapunda to Angaston. A ( 1856) 83 3. x ( 1856) 1 54.

ANGASTON. S.M., Local Court, Angaston recommends IN. Oldham for appointment as a J.P. A ( 1856) 1 058.

AN GASTON. S. f"1. acknowledges receipt of appointment as Supreme Court Commissioner. /\ ( 1856) 1 256. x (1856) 224.

ANGASTON. J.S. Browne, Stipendiary Magistrate, Angaston, seeks information on behalf of German settlers desirous of naturalisation. A ( 1 8 56 ) 1 4 5 5 .

ANGASTON. Postal arrangements. Petition for a regular mail service. A (1846) 1049, 1079, 1167. M (1846) 38.

ANGASTON. Postal arrangements. Miscellaneous references. A ( 1 846 ) 11 6 7 • M (1846) 76. A (1847) 2, 1085, 1602. N ! 1847) 1. 0 1847) 63, 263. A 1848) 1247 •. A 1849) 133. p (1848) 398. S. fl_. Oct. 1 0, 1848. 2F.

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ANGASTON. Postal arrangements. Memorial asking for a bi-weekly service. A (1848) 1354.

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ANG ASTON. Postal arra~ements. Service to be discontinued gs no suitable person is available at the salary offered. A (1852) 772. T (1852) 240.

ANGASTON, district. Bad state of roads between Gawler and Angaston. A ( 1 84 7 ) 2 9 8. N ( 1 84 7) ~ 5 3 •

ANGASTON, district. Memorial signed by 35 settlers. A ( 1851)764.

ANGA~TON, district. A (1851 ) 1208, 1506, 1507, 3231 , 3770}.

ANGASTON, district. H. Dean's caustic description of the German settlers. A (1853) 421.

ANGASTON, district. Memorial from residents seeking appointment of Nicholas Foott as a J.P. A (1856) 454.

ANGASTON, district. Name lists. A (1853) 3095, 3385. I~ ( 1854) 3095 • A ( 18 5 5 ) 3 77 7.

ANGASTON. See also: Lutheran Church. Local Court. Police Station. Union Chapel. German Pass.

ANGASTON DISTRICT COUNCIL. Correspondence for and against its proclamation. A (1853) 234, 421, 460, 482, 483, 485, 486, 508, 508~,

556, 624, 665, 507 (outsize), 818, 820, 894, 1l~46, 1496, 1551, 1818, 2036, 2199.

U (1853) 89, 142, 144 (twice), 196, 204, 217, 232, 498, 607.

ANGASTON DISTRICT COUNCIL. Election of members. A ( 1 8 5 3 ) 1 4 96 .

ANGASTON DISTRICT COUNCIL. H. Dean reports an illegal meeting. A (1853) 2928. u (1853) 843.

ANGASTON DISTRICT COUNCIL. Chairman's comment on a memorial. A (1853) 3214.

ANGASTON DISTRICT COUNCIL. A petition forwarded seeking to dissolv~ the Council. A (1853) 3385. lJ (1853) 985.

ANGASTON DISTRICT COUNCIL. Miscellaneous early correspondence. A (1854) 709.

ANGASTON DISTRICT COUNCIL. Suggested amendment of the Slaughtering Act. A ( 1854) 2058.

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ANGASTON DISTRICT COUNCIL. Correspondence about a road order. A (1855) 523, 524, 1299, 1401, 1581. w (1855) 329, 415.

ANGASTON DISTRICT COUNCIL. Accepts the Government's plan for employing immigrants. A (1855) 1546, 1555.

ANGASTON DISTRICT COUNCIL. Proposes a road between Anraston and Tarrawatta. A 1855) 1762, 2033, 2556. VJ 1855) 478.

ANGASTON DISTRICT COUNCIL. Granted use of Local Court House, Angaston. A (1855) 3337, 3396, 3474. w (1855) 792, 805-806.

ANGASTON DISTRICT COUNCIL. Supplied with copies of 'Instructions for the Guidance of the Country Constabulary'. A (1855) 3801.

ANGASTON DISTH.ICT COUNCIL. District clerk requests confirmation of road order. A (1856) 239.

ANGASTON DISTRICT COUNCIL. Clerk request confirmation of a road order. A ( 1856) 403.

ANGASTON DISTRICT COUNCIL. Clerk gives notification of election of Chairman. A (1856) 796.

ANGASTON DISTRICT COUNCIL. Requests to be informed whether Government fleserves are under their control and if they have the power to establish reserves. A (1856) 527. x ( 1856) 86.

ANGASTON DISTRICT COUNCIL. Enquiry about grant for 1856. A (1856) 1035, 1665. x ( 1856) 182.

ANGASTON DISTRICT COUNCIL. Clerk requests information on the mode of accounting for pound fees and proceeds. A (1856) 2021. x (1856) 379.

ANGASTON DISTRICT COUNCIL. Clerk reports election of N. Foott as Chairman and gives details of rates and assessment. A (1856) 2074.

ANGASTON DISTRICT COUNCIL. Clerk queries the legality of tertain road orders. A (1856) 2423.

ANGASTON DISTFUCT COUNCIL. Chairman reports that the April statistics can be collected if the Government will pay for that service. A ( 1856) 2518.

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AJ\lGASTON DISTHICT COUNCIL. Clerk 8sks if Government will grant money in aid of private subscriptions for public works. A (1856) 2650. x (1856) 474.

ANGASTON DISTSICT COUNCIL. Clerk forwards four· road orders for approval. !\ ( 1856) 2780.

ANGAS~ON DISTRICT COUNCIL. Clerk requests legal advice for amendment of road orders. A (1856) 3169. x ( 1 856) 595.

ANGASTON HOTEL. For sale. S.A. July' 6, 1849. 3F.

ANGASTON MANUAL LABOUR COLLEGE. Prospectus. Reg. March 11, 1846. 1B, 2D.

ANGASTON M/\NU/\L LABOUR COLLEGE. Opened. Reg. Dec. 12, 1846. 113.

ANGASTON MANUAL LABOUR COLLi~GE. !1.dvertisement. S.A. April 2, 1847. 2A.

ANGLIA, barque. Petition from deserting seamen. Alleged misconduct by the master. /\ (1851) 1199, 1251, 1456, 1499. s (1851) 235, 288.

ANGLIA, immigrant ship. Miscellaneous papers. A (1852) 924, 1511, 1534.

ANGLIA, immigrant ship. Alleged misconduct of two single women. A (1852) 1555.

ANGLIA, immigrant shit. Eight of her seamen imprisoned. A (1852) 2020, 237 • T (1852) 668, 754.

ANSELL, Stella M. Her school to be subsidised by the

goy~~~~}nE75. ANSLOW, Thomas. Proposed delivery of his letters to R.

Sanders. A (1846) 945, 1052. M ( 1846) 9, 35.

ANSLOW, Thomas. His collection of birds. Ad. Exam. Aug. 25, 1842. 1C, 4A. Ad. Exam. Oct. 1, 1842. 3A. Ad. Exam. Oct. 29, 1842. 2A, 3C.

ANCLOW, Thomas. Application for auctioneer's litence granted! His sureties. A (1849) 551, 583. Q (1849) 175 twice.

ANSLOW, Thomas. Advertisement as an auctioneer. Times March 19, 1849. 2E, 3F.

ANSTSD, Frederick. Appointed to the Mounted Police. A ( 1849) 17.

ANSTED, Frederick. Resigns from the Police Force. A (1849) 599.

Al\iSTED, Frederich. Aripointed weigher in the Customs Department. A (1849) 1515. Q (1849) 448.

ANSTED, Frederick. Promoted to the position of Tide Waiter in the Customs Department. s (1851) 4.

ANSTED, Frederick. Resigns position as Tide Waiter. s (1851) 732.

ANSTED, Frederick. Applies for an Bppointment in the G.P.O. A (1852) 2699. T (1852) 826.

ANSTED, Frederick. Appointed guard at the Adelaide Gaol. A (1853) 2370. u (1853) 690.

ANSTED, Frederick. Hesigns as guard at the Adelaide Gaol. A ( 1854) 1054. v (1854) 370.

ANSTEY, To report on proposed new Government House. D ( 1838~ 31.

ANSTEY, George Alexander. The Governor declines to relax instructions for the measurement of certain sections on his sheep station. E (1841) 204. E (1842) 324.

ANSTEY, George Alexander. Application for plants and seeds from Sydney Botanical Gardens. A (1844) 554, 833. H ( 1844) 1 28. .

ANSTEY, George Alexander. Dispute with J. Taylor and Mr. Dubois about a sheep run near the fUver Gilbert. A (1844) 559, 701, 705. H (1844) 57, 68 twice.

ANSTEY, George Alexander. ~equests extension of time for making the boundaries of his run. A (1844) 683. H (1844) 66.

ANSTEY, George Alexander. Seeks to obtain plants from New South Wales. G (1844) 528.

ANS~EY, George Alexander. Asks for certain sections to be put up for sale. · A ( 1 84 5 ) 1 3 5 , 1 9 9 , 2 7 2 • G (1845) 741, 755.

ANSTEY, George Alexander. Corresµondence about the alteration of the boundaries of Sections 5547 and 5548. A (1845) 473. G (1845) 847.

ANSTEY, George Alexander. Correspondence about the Fl.ocky Creek Special Survey. A (1845) 1352, 1354, 1355, 1368, 1370, 1378, 1403,

1433, 1484, 1498, 1516. L (18l.j5) 24, 26, 28, 30, 32, 46 (twice), 71, 75, 78, 81.

ANSTEY, George Alexander. Dispute about the Rocky Creek Special Survey. S.A. Nov. 4, 1845. 2C. Reg. Nov. 8, 1845. 3A. S • A • Nov • 11 , 1 84 5 . 3A • l"leg. Nov. 12, 1845. 2B.

ANSTIW, George Alexan'der. Seeks assistance in making a road through Chain of Ponds. A (1845) 1143, 1246. K i 1845) 65. A· 1846) 940, 1081, 1186. M 1846) ,6, 68, 96. A (1847) 204, 991. N ( 184 7) 104. 0. ( 1 84 7 ) 2 5 ' 6 9 •

ANS1EY, George Alexander. Application for occupation · licence on the Rivers Gilbert and Wakefield.

A (1846) 439 outsize.

ANSTEY, George Alexander. Merely an agent in the Reedy Creek S~ecial Survey negotiations. /\ ( 1846) 849.

ANSTEY, George Alexander. Application for an occupation licence in the counties of Gawler and Light. A (1847) 329 p. 14.

ANSTEY, George Alexander. Correspondence about the boundary of a proposed hundred near Mount Barker. A ( 1 84 7 ) 6 9 3 • N ( 1847) 298.

ANSTEY, George Alexander. Charges Capt. Hart with assault. S.A. April 23, 1847. 3C, 3E. Reg. April 21, 1847. 3E. Reg. April 24, 1847. 2B.

ANSTEY, George Alexander. Applies for a distillation licence. A (1848) 558. p ( 1 848) 1 87 •

ANSTEY, George Alexander. Native shot on his station on Yorke Peninsula. A (184g) 643, 1907~ pp. 8-12. Times Heb. 5, 1849. 2D.

ANSTEY, George Alexander. His shepherd (W.B. Scott) murdered by natives. A (1849) 1883~ (p.6), 1907{!- (p.14), 1908 (p.8). A (1850) 762 outsize.

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ANSTEY, George Alexander. His shepherd (W.B. Scott) murdered by natives. Times Aug. 13, 1849. 3F, 3G. S.A. Aug. 14, 1849. 2C, 2E. S.A. Nov. 23. 1849. 2C. S.A. Nov. 27, 1849. 3A. S.A. Nov. 30, 1849. 2E. Reg. Nov. 24, 1849. 3E. Times Nov. 26, 1849. 3D. Reg. Nov. 28, 1849. 4A. S.A. Dec. 7, 1849. 2C.

ANSTEY, George Alexander. Complains of abuses under the Impounding Act. A ~1849) 819, 819-~, 1314. A 1850) 1203. Q 1849) 241, 354.

ANSTEY, George Alexander. Applies for a licence to distil spirits. A ( 1849) 1608-fz. A (1850) 308. 0 (1849) 482. Ft (1850) 92.

ANSTEY, George Alexander. llis views on the itoad Act. f\ (1850) 1430.

ANSTEY, deorge Alexander. Appointed Chairman of the Yatala Road Board. A (1851) 54.

ANSTEY, George Alexander. ltesignation as representative of the Yatala district. A (1851) 2170.

ANSTEY, George Alexander. Slanders Dr. Moorhouse. Legal action to be taken. A (1851) 2410, 2~29, 2588.

ANSTEY, George Alexander. Tries to assist the children of James Kildea. A (1851) 2623. s (1851) 525.

ANSTEY, George Alexander.· Hefuses to pay his account to the Returning Officer for Yatala. A (1852) 537. . T ( 1852) 197.

ANSTEY, George Alexander. See also: Reedy Creek Special Survey.

ANSTIA, Frederick. Appointment as weirher in the Customs Department. A ( 1849) 1077. 0 (1849) 312.

ANTHONY, Frank. Appointed letter carrier (P.M.G.). W Finance (1855) 34.

ANTHONY, John. Appointed Customs House Officer at Glenelg. C(1838) 61, 64.

AWrHONY, John. His duties at Glenelg. c (1838) 63.

ANTHONY, ,John. His sala.ry as Customs House officer at Glenelg. c ('1 838) 117.

ANTHONY, John. Increase of salary. D (1838) 35.

ANTHONY, John. Alleged misconduct. D (1839) 69.

ANTHONY, John. Appointed Pilot and Boarding Officer at Glenelg. A (1842) 380. E (1842) 741, 742, 745, 747 (twice), 854. H ( 1844) 130.

ANTHONY, John. Pay for boardinv ships inadequate. A (1842) 484. E ( 1 8'-i 2 ) 84 2 •

ANTHONY, John. Reports dismasted vessel near Glenelg. A (1842) 936~, 1007. F (1843) 297.

ANTHCMY, John. Claim for salary in lieu of written notice of dismissal. E (1842) 326, 352, 353 (twice), 37~, 376, 377 twice.

ANTHONY, ,John. Seeks permission to remove buildings erected by him at Glenelg. E (1842) 413, 439.

ANTHONY, John. Journal kept as boarding officer at Glenelg. A ( 1 81+ 3 ) 1 41 8 • A (1845) 762, 1064, 1202.

ANTHONY, John. Termination of his appointment as boat officer at Glenelg. To perform postal duties at Port Adelaide. A, ( 1845) 1401 • L (1845) 40, 41, 51 (3- times), 66.

1\NTHONY, John. On the unsatisfactory quarters for post office at Port Adelaide. A ( 1 846 ) 1 046 •

ANTHONY, John. Seeks an increase of salary as Postmaster at Port Adelaide.

. A ( 1846) 1464. M (1846) 181. A (1847) 596, 616.

ANTHONY, John. Alleged opening of a letter in his custody as Postmaster at Port Adelaide. A (18~7) 1490, 1502. 0 (1847) 227, 230.

ANTHONY, John. Censured for neglect of duty. A (1848) 643. P (1848) 228, 246 twice.

ANTHONY, John. Complaint by the Harbour Master. A (1848) 670, 715.

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ANTHONY, John. Correspondence about living quarters as Postmaster at Port Adelaide. A (1849) 406, 498. Q (1849) 143.

ANTHONY, John. Seeks increase of salary as Postmaster at Port Adelaide. A ( 1 84 9) 11 81 t , 1 3 31 • Q (1849) 344, 379.

ANTHONY, John. Accepts appointment as an electoral officer. A (1851) 903.

ANTHONY, John. Resigns his position as Postmaster at Port Adelaide. A (1852) 171. T (1852) 96.

ANTHONY, William. Appointed Postmaster at Port Adelaide. D (1840) 282, 283, 284.

APOINGA. Police protection sought. A (1850) 468, 897, 2078. R (1850) 157, 169, 222, 530

APOINGA. Police officers withdrawn. A (1851) 527.

APOINGA, district. Grant of land sought by C.M. Penny under a special timber licence. A (1851) 473, 560, 786, 1150~ 2323. s (1851) 100, 228, 462.

APOINGA. Name lists. Petition from settlers. A (1855) 1323.

APOINGA. Postal arrangements. Post Office established. A (1850) 656. R ( 1850) 191 •

APOINGA. Postal arrangements. Office to be closed. A (1851) 1088, 2065. s (1851) 216, 399.

APOINGA. Postal arrangements. T.M. Cahill appointed Postmaster. A (1851) 2696.

' APOINGA. Postal arrangements. Postmaster General

recommends that a Post Office be opened at Apoinga. A (1856) 3238. x (1856) 605.

APOINGA SMELTING WOHKS, Tothill's Gap. Miscellaneous references. S.A. Nov. 24, 1848. 2A. S.A. Jan. 12, 1849. 2F. Reg. Jan. 13, 1849. 3A. Times Jan. 29, 1849. 2C. Times March 19, 1849. 2C. S.A. March 27, 1849. 2E. Times April 2, 1849. 2G. S.A. April 3, 1849. 2c.

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A ( 1854) 2382. Appointed pound keeper at Strathalbyn.

APPLEDORE, Richard. A (1846) 511.

Passenger by the Phoebe from England.

APPLETON, Henry. Oh the first Nairne District Council. A (1853) 1772.

APPMANN, Hermann. Inquest on his death. A ( 1852) 3091 •

APPS, William. A passenger to South Australia by the Rajah. A (1849) 38.

ARBUCKLE, John. Recommended for appointment as keeper of the Cape Willoughby Lighthouse. A ( 1850) 2457. R ( 1850) 601 •

ARCHER, Frederick. Requesting a reduction of high port charges. A (1842) 538. E (1842) 847.

ARCHER, James. Conveyance of convicts to Sydney. E ( 1841 ) 79, 85.

ARCHER, James. Insolvency Court proceedings. S.A. June 28, 1842. 3C.

ARCHER, James. Contractor for public supplies. G (1843) 221, 343.

ARCHER, James. Complains of delays at the Local Court, Port Adelaide. A (1850) 1456.

ARCHER, James. Applies for a drawback on wine. A (1852) 1644, 2606, 2807, 3116. T (1852) 569, 876, 922.

ARCHIE, John. Appointed guard in the Convict Department. A (1854) 12193. v (1854) 749.

ARCHIVES (Government). See Public records.

AHDTORNISH. A.J. Orr's school. A (1848) 783, 976. p (1848) 258, 313.

ARDTORNISH. John McKellar's school. A (1851) 690.

ARDTORNISH SCHOOL. Resuscitated. S.A. April 13, 1849. 2D.

ARDTORNISH' SCHOOL. Miscellaneous references. S.A. May 4, 1849. 3C. Reg. May 9, 1849. 1E.

ARGYLE ROOMS. See Argyle Theatre, Adelaide.

ARGYLE THEATRE, Adelaide. Advertisements. Ad. Chron. April 28, 1840. 20. Reg. Moy 2, 1G40. 5A. _

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ARKINSTALL~ William. A (1843) 1011 •.

Petition for relief.

ARMBRECHT, Ludwig. Seeks remission of sentence. A (1850) 1166, 1388. !:t (1850) 316.

ARMES, Jane. Crown Solicitor to conduct maintenance case against the father of her child. A (1850) 1661, 1816. R (1850) 427 twice.

ARMOURY, North Terrace. An armourer (Vol. Mil. Forces) to be a~pointed. Instructions. w ( 1 85 5) 260.

ARMOURY, North Terrace. Instructions to quarter-master sergeant (Vol.Mil. Forces) in charge of the Armoury. A (1855) 1422. w (1855) 343, 344.

ARMOURY, North Terrace. remain. Building to A (1855) 2751. 'vJ ( 1 8 5 5 ) 6 5 8 •

ARMOURY, North Terrace. A ( 1 855) 3220.

Vacated by immigrants. Bunks to r~vert to Volunteer Military Forces.

Proposed alterations.

ARMOURY, North Terrace. Ground at entrance to be gravelled and window sashes cased - Gs suggested by Female Immigrant Board. A (1855) 3332. W Finance (1855) 187.

ARMOU~Y, North Terrace. Cost of fittings. A (1856) 887. x ( 1 856) 1 29.

AHMSTRONG, Amelia, Mrs. Seeks remission of purchase price of land. (Correspondence begun as widow of Capt. Armstrong and continued as wife of E.C. T1omersham). A (1850) 565, 991, 1220, 1996. A (1851) 782, 1120, 1706, 1884. A (1852) 1675.

ARMSTRONG, Amelia, Mrs. Seeks remission of purchase price of land. --R (1850) 169, 296, 321, 508. s (1851) 147, 220, 338 •

. T (1852) 515, 551. ARMSTRONG, James. Pays for passage to South Australia of

Wm. Blow and family. A (1855) 3929. W,Finance (1855) 243.

ARMSTRONG, Janet, Mrs. An applicant for relief. A (1842) 922. -F (1842) 228.

ARMSTRONG, Robert. Convicted bf an assault. A ( 1849) 1310.

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ARMSTRONG, Samuel. Claims the existence of coal in Port Augusta district. A (1854) 3373. A ( 1855) 2781 . "" (1855) 644.

Al~MSTRONG, Samuel. Suggestion that he is paid a reward as the finder of an alleged coal field. A (1854) 3609. A (1855) 1193, 1480. w (1855) 5, 292, 375.

ARMSTRONG, Thomas. Murdered by.natives on G.M. Stephen's statinn on Yorke Peninsula. A (1849) 1362, 1907~ pp. 12-13. A (1850) 762 outsize. Reg. July 14, 1849. 3E. Reg. July 28, 1849. 20.

ARMY OFFICERS. Remission of part of purchase price of land. A (1844) 254. G (1844) L~61. H (1844) 76 twice. N ! 184 7) 2 44. 0 1847) 194. A 1846) 529, 986. A 1 84 7 ) 1 4 5 9 • A (1849) 184r 192, 450, 840, 993, 1302. A (1850) 1354. L (1846) 293. p ( 1848) 5 34. Q (1849l 68, 279, 296, 389, 396. R ( 1850 98. A (1851 219, 551, 1144, 1954. s (1851) 56, 114, 152, 385. T (1852) 168.

ARMY OFFICERS. Officers of the East India Company's service not entitled to remission of part of purchase price of land. p (1848) 187, 220.

ARMY OFFICERS. Regulations for remission of part of purchase price of :1and. Reg. Jan. 10, 1849. 2E.

ARMYTAGEr William. To be sent to Van Dieman's ·Land. A· ( 1842) 136.

ARNOLD, George. His murder at Port Adelaide. A (1853) 657, 658, 755, 965, 970, 1254, 1345. U (1853) 293, 302, 384 twice.

ARNOLD, Thomas. Seeks employment. A (1850,) 1521. R (1850) 390.

An.NOLD, Thomas. Temporary clerk in the Audit Off ice. A (1851) 1281. s (1851) 239.

ARNOLD, Thomas. Seeks permanent employment. A ( 1 8 51 ) 21 96 • s (1851) .437.

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ARNOLD, Thomas. Seeks appointment as an inspector of distilleries. A (1851l 2677, 3608. s (1851 537. T (1852 6.

ARNOLD, Thomas. Seeks appointment in the Post Office. A (1851) 3147, 3246. . s (1851) 660, 674.

ARNOLD, Thomas. Applies for the position of clerk in the Adelaide Police Court. A (1852) 602, 706. T ( 1852) 182, 183, 208.

ARNOLD, Thomas. Applies for the post of Resident Commissioner on the Victorian Goldfields. A ( 1852) 1360. T (1852) 425.

ARNOLD, Thomas. Appointed clerk of the Gold Escort. A (1852) 1459. T (1852) 469.

ARNOLD, Thomas. Escort duties increase his clerical work. Applies for extra pay. A (1852) 2257.

ARNOLD, Thomas. Inefficient. To be replaced. T (1852) 776.

ARNOLD, Thomas. Suggests an improved plan for police finance. A (1852) 2666.

ARNOLD, Thomas. Accused by A. Tolmer of conspiring against him with C.W. Stuart and J. Lamb. A (1852) 2728.

ARNOLD, Thomas. Fromoted to be paymaster in the Police Department. A (1852) 2878. T (1852) 966.

ARNOLD, Thomas. Asks for clerical assistance. A ( 185 3) 1541 . u (1853) 492.

ARNOLD, Thomas. Alleged communication to the 11 H.egister 11

newspaper. u (1853) 665, 673.

ARNOLD, Thomas. Dissatisfaction with his accounts as paymaster in the Police Force. A (1853) 2338, 2385. u (1853) 683, 710.

ARNOLD, Thomas. Reported for alleged neglect of ~Jty. ~ (1853) 2693, 2741. u (1853) 769.

ARNOLD, Thomas. Applies for appointment as Colonial Storekeeper. A ( 185 5) 139. w (1855) 45.

ARNOLD, Thomas. Censured by the Acting Lieut. Governor for his ineffir,iency. A (1855) 1014, 1039. \1/ ( 1855) 264.

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ARNOLD, Thomas. Dismissed as Police paymaster and quarter master through inefficiency. A (1855) 3776. / it/ ( 1 8 5 5 ) 86 3 •

ARNOLD, Thomas. Named among polic~ vhose services are beinr- dispensed with. A (1856) 612. · x ( 1856) 91.

ARNOLD, Thomas. Auditor General reports that Mr. Arnold still retains public money. A ( 1856) 1116. X Finance (1856) 88.

ARNOLD, Thomas. Police Commissioner reports that no public money is in the hands of Mr. Arnold, the late paymaster. A (1856) 1195. X Finance (1856) 88.

ARNOLD, Thomas. Police Commissioner requests that Treasurer may receive monies handed over by late paymaster. A ( 1856) 1196. X Finance (1856) 88.

ARNOLD, Thomas. Reports that as late Police Paymaster he has handed over all Government money to Commissioners. A (1856) 1882.

ARNOLD, Thomas. Police Commissioner reports on Mr. Arnold's claim for compensation for loss of office. A (1856) 2577. x (1856) 463.

ARNO VALE. New name for Cockatoo Valley. S.A. March 2, 1841. 3D.

ARNO VALE. No agricultural operations yet. A (1842) 641.

ARRESTS. Appeal from· the Judge's decision upon the applicability of the Imperial law of arrest to South Australia. D (1838) 6.

ARSENAL. See Armoury, North Terrace.

ARSON. See Criminal trials.

ARTESIAN WELLS. Copious supply of water obtained on the Gawler Plains. S.f\. Dec •. 21, 1847. 2E, 2F.

ARTESIAN WELLS. Bore sunk for the Yatala Smelting Works. Reg. April 7, 1849. 2E.

ARTESIAN WELLS. H. Babbage to consider the practicability of boring for water in the Adelaide plains. A (1851) 3900.

ARTESIAN WELLS. Fresh water found at Saltyre Creek, near Port Augusta. A (1854) 1142. v (1854) 418.

ARTESIAN WELLS. Well to be sunk by Government on Crown land at Port Augusta. A (1855) 2953. W Finance (1855) 171.

ART GALLERY. Establishment suggested by G.W. Francis. A (1855) 3128. \Ii (1855) 737.

i\HTHlJR, James. Sued for libel by William Pearce. Ad. Exam. Nov 5, 1842. 1A, 2D, 3C.

ARTilUR, James, Senr. Expiration of his term of imprisonment. A (1842) 903-;--917.

ARTILLERY. Two cann6nades landed from the Buffalo. B (1837) 77.

ARTILLERY. Purchase of cannonades at Port Adelaide. D (1839) 122.

ARTILLERY. A cannonade at Coal Shed, Port Adelaide to be sent to Adelaide for service as a noon-d8y signal gun. W Finance (1855) 100.

ARTILLERY. Gun and target to be transported to Glenelg by Volunteer Military Forces authority. W Finance (1855) 101, 169.

ARTILLERY. See also: Royal salutes. Twelve o'clock gun.

Af-l'l'IUDGE, James. Complains of non-delivery of his gold. A (1852) 2967. T (1852) 902.

/\RTHIDG~~, ,James. Loses his gold deposit receipt. A (1852) 3386, 3435. A (1853) 220, 258. 'r (1852) 1034. u ( 1 8 5 3 ) 8 3 ' 84 .

ASCENDi\NT, immigrant ship. Heal th Officer's report. A (1849) 2120.

ASCENDANT, immigrant ship. Miscellaneous references. A (1849) 2142, 2247, 2286. A (1851) 161, 162, 170, 223. . s (1851) 97.

ASCENDANT, immigrant ship. List of deaths. A (1851) 161.

ASCENDANT, immigrant ship. Master's explanation of the delay in landing the documents containing the Constitution of 1851. A (1851) 614.

ASGOOD, Daniel. Inquest on his death. A.(1852) 3184.

ASHBY, Thomas. Nomin2tes 4 persons for free passages to South Australia. A (1855) 2684. 'v'./ ( 185 5) 656.

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ASHCOOMBE, William. Discharged from the Daniel Wheeler. E ( 1 841 ) 1 44.

ASHFORD. Dr. C.G. Everard grows the first mulberries produced in South Australia. Reg. March 20t 1844. 3A.

ASHLEY, Elizabeth. Granted a gratuity as nurse on the Olivia. A (1853) 3030. u (1853) 908.

ASHTON, Ann. Acquitted of a charge of receiving stolen goods. A (1851) 1560.

ASHTON, E.C. Seeks compensation for the destruction of his infected clothes on board the Duke of Cornwall. A (1852) 1537, 1548. T (1852) 483.

ASHTON, George. Transferee of lease of section 1673 in the hundred of Talunea. A (1851) 1230, 1391. u (1853) 688.

ASHTON, Joseph Yates. Admitted to the bar. Times March 26, 1849. 3G.

ASHTON, Joseph Yates. Acquitted of a charge of obtaining money on false pretences. A (1850) 762 outsize.

ASHTON, ~ichard Bury. Accepts office as an electoral clerk. A (1851) 2091.

ASHTON, William Baker. House purch8sed for him as Governor of the Gaol. D (1839) 108.

ASHTON, William Baker. His salary increased. D ( 1839) 120.

ASHTON, William Daker. Use of firewood in his private apartments. A ( 1842) 42.

ASHTON, William Baker. Reprimanded for negligence. A (1843) 43. F (1843) 303, 317.

ASHTON, William Baker. Claim for expenses incurred at Fort Lincoln. A (1843) 566. G ( 1 84 3 ) 1 4 3 •

ASHTON, William Baker. Censured for supplying imprisoned seawPr with certificates of character. A ( 184'-!) ; 489. K (1844) 320.

ASHTON, William Baker. Applies for increase of salary as Governor of the Gaol. A (1847) 659.

ASHTON, William Baker. Generosity towards prisoners at Gaol at Christmas time. Times Dec. 10, 1849. 3F'. Times Dec. 24, 1849. 3F. S.A. Dec. 25, 1849. 3B.

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i\SHTON, Viilli8m Baker. Svidence on an attempted escape by prisoners at the Gaol. A (1851) 2296.

i\Sf!TON, William Raker. Repur:H8tes R.M.L. T"iilne's statement that he is willing for prisoners to clear the road to Mount Alexander. A ( 1F352) 786.

ASHTON, William Baker. Granted sick leave as Governor of 1\de laide Gaol. A (1853) 1637. u (1853) 511.

ASHTON, William Baker. A special report on his health required. j\ ( 1 8 5 3 ) 2 06 3 , i1 21 • u (1853) 591, 596~, 620.

ASHTON, William Baker. Suspended as Governor of the Adelaide Gaol. V (1854) 406 twice.

ASHTON, \villi8m Baker. Dies, followine; his suspension as Governor of the Adelaide Gaol. A (1854) 1273. v (1854) /-+08.

ASl lTON, l'lrs. Vlilliam Baker. /\ ppointed matron of the Gaol. A (1850) 829, 1221. ll (1850) 228 .. A (1851) 4. S (1851) 4 twice.

ASHTON, William James. Appointment to the Mounted Police Force. I\ (1848) 1522.

ASHTON, \'/illia~n James. Appointed Crown Lands !{anger. A (1850) 733, 942, 1002. R (1850) 205, 248, 290.

ASHTON, William James. Resignation from the Mounted Police Force. A ( 1 850) 1043.

ASHTON, 1Hilliam James. Crown Lands 11-anger, resigns. A (1852) 128. T (1852) 21.

ASHWELL, John James. Inquest on his death. A (1853) 2887.

ASIPNIN, Alfred Jenkin. Applies for the position of electoral clerk for North Adelaide. A (1852) 637.

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ASHWIN, Alfred Jenkin. Qff to gold fields. A ( 1852) 1097.

ASHWIN, Alfred. Forwards memorial for construction of jetty (and road) at Milang. A (1855) 2616. w (1855) 727.

1\SHWIN, A.T. Hece:ives .3ward for his contribution to the Intern8tional ~xhihition of 1851. A ( 185 3) 1095. u (1853) l+56.

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ASH\/IN, C. F. G. Nomin;:ited as draughtsman to the Central Board of Main Roads. A (1853) 3204. v ( 1854) 116.

A:.~Hv/IN, bdwin. A lunatic. Death nt Gaul. A (1855) 2889.

ASSAY OFFICE, Adelaide. Memorial from merchants in favour · of its establishment.

A (1852) 185~, 186. T (1852) 40, 41.

ASSAY OFFICE, Adelaide. Views of bank managers on its establish·11ent. A (1852) 181, 194, 208.

ASSAY OFFICE, 1\delaide. Memorial from the Chamber of Commerce urging the assaying and stamping of gold dust. A (1852) 316 . . T ( 1852) 81.

ASSAY OFFICE, Adelaide. To occupy the offices of the Central Board of Main Roads. T (1852) 86.

ASSAY OFFICE, Adelaide. I3.ll. Babbage to begin operntions as soon as possible. T (1852) 90.

AS':JAY OFF'ICE, Adelaide. Cost of apparatus and other expenses. A (1852) 398~ 377. T (1852) 107.

ASSAY OFFICE, Adelaide. D.H. Babbage su~gests alternative methods for working it. A (1852) 377.

ASSAY OFFICE, Adelaide. Chemical Assistant to be appointed. /\ ( 1852) 377.

ASSAY OFFICE, Adelaide. "Day and night" preparations for its opening. A (1852) 415. T ( 1852) 96.

ASSAY OFFICE, Adelaide. Grant of £100 for initial expenses countermanded. T (1852) 132.

AS':3AY OFFICE, /.1delaide. I lorse stall and furniture wanted. A (1852) l-i.165. T (1852) 141.

ASSAY OFFICE, Adelaide. Australian Mining Company offers surplus apparatus. A (1852) 447, 562.

ASSAY OFFICE, Adelaide. Request for scales. l\ (1852) 603. . T (1852) 174 (twice), 248.

ASSAY OFFICE, Adelaide. B.H. Babbage's salary. T ·(1852) 216, 223.

ASSAY OFFICE, Adelaide. Increased staff urgently required. A (1852) 854.

ASSAY OFFICE, Adelaide. Proposed use of inner Treasury Vault . . A (1852) 854. T (1852) 278.

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ASSAY OFFICE, Adelaide. Statistics of gold received. A (1852) 943~, 1490r

ASSAY OFFICE, Adelaide. Increased staff. Appliances aod room needed-. --A (1852) 943~. T (1852) 301, 304, 305 (twice), 306, 307- 359.

ASSAY OFFICE, Adel~ide. Monthly report. A (1852) 953.

ASSAY OFFICE, Adelaide. A dissatisfied customer. A (1852) 956, 987. T (1852) 324.

ASSAY OFFICE, Adelaide. To take over Treasury Pay Office. T (1852) 301 (twice), 329.

ASSAY OFFICE, Adelaide. A (1852) 972.

ASSAY OFFICE, Adelaide. . A ( 1852) 11 54, 1205.

T (1852) 374. ASSAY OFFICE, Adelaide.

A (1852) 1155 •. ASSAY OFFICE, Adelaide.

have joint charge of A ( 1 8 5 2 ) 11 86 . T (1852) 362.

ASSAY OFFICE, Adelaide. Auditor General. A (1852) 1211. T (1852) 378 twice.

ASSAY OFFICE, Adelaide. T (1852) 397.

Estimated cost of additions.

Test assay room required.

List of officers and their salaries.

Colonial Treasurer and B.H. Babbage gold •.

To take over the off ices of the

To be supplied with firearms.

ASSAY OFFICE, Adelaide. Pressure of work necessitates longer working hours. A (1852) 1240.

ASSAY OFFICE, Adelaide. A clerk to sleep on the premises. A (1852) 1275, 1601, 1641. T (1852) 413, 504, 519, 541.

ASSAY OFFICE, Adelaide. Vault·under the Colonial Architect's office taken over. A (1852) 1258, 1313. T (1852) 397, 411, 412~

ASS~Y OFFICE, Adelaide. Pay roll. . A (1852) 1312. .

ASSAY OFFICE, Adelaide. Monthly Statements of gold dust. A (1852)° 1312 .. A (1853) 32Bi.

ASSAY OFFICE, Adelaide. rr·on bars to be f ix:ed to windows of all rooms. A (1852) 1332. T (1852) 45 twice.

ASSAY OFFICE, Adelaide. Staff overworked and underpaid. Pay roll, with suggested increases. A (1852) 1373. T (1852) 437.

ASSAY OFFIC~, Adelaide. A coke oven required. A (1852) 1500. T (1852) 477 twice.

ASSAY OFFICE, Adelaide. Proposal for making inner vault of Treasury more secure. /\ (1852) 1603. T (1852) 532 (twice) 533.

ASSAY OFFICE, Adelaide. -A constable to be on guard at night. A (1852) 1605, 1641. T (1852) 504, 519.

ASSAY OFFICE, Adelaide. Pay roll. A (1852) 1672.

ASSAY OFFICE, Adelaide. Establishment complete. Public service regulations now to be observed. A (1852) 1672. T (1852) 525, 559.

ASSAY OFFICE, Adelaide. Not practical to make employees find sureties. A (1852) 1678.

ASSAY OFFICE, Adelaide. Workin~ efficiently. B.H. Babbage proposes to spend part of his time on geological surveys. A (1852) 1794. T (1852) 577.

ASSAY OFFICE, Adelaide. Increase of 25% sought for salaries of staff. ~~~~ A (1852) 1934. T (1852) 645.

ASSAY OFFICE, Adelaide. Contractor refuses to supply water at agreed price. A (1852) 1956. T (1852) 644 twice.

ASSAY OFFICE, Adelaide. Buys 18 dozen crucibles. A ( 1 8 5 2 ) 1 96 3 • T (1852) 652.

ASSAY OFFICE, Adelaide. Shed needed for storing charcoal. A (1852) 2003. T (1852) 652 twice.

ASSAY OFFICE, Adelaide. Rapid increase of work. More staff needed. :, (1852)., 2074. T (1852) 679.

ASSAY OFFICE, Adelaide. Re-distribution of staff and their salaries. . A (1852) 2247.

ASSAY OFFICE, Adelaide. staff handling or in A (1852) 2422. T (1852) 767.

ASSAY OFFICE, Adelaide. impossible to obtain f\ ( 1 8 5 2 ) 2 4 7 6 • T (1852) 789.

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Amount of sureties required from custody of gold.

A number of employees find it sureties.

ASSAY OFFICE, Adelaide. B.H. Babbage asks if he is responsible for thefts in his department. A ( 1 852) 24 76. T (1852) 789.

ASSAY OFrICE, Adelaide. More chemical apparatus required. A (1852) 2480. ---T (1852) 780.

ASSAY OFFICE, Adelaide. A horse and cart to be bought. A (1852) 2553. 'r (1852) 808.

ASSAY OFFICE, Adelaide. Prorress of new buildings and coining machines. A (1852) 2594. T (1852) 802.

ASSAY OFFICE, Adelaide. Difficulties of the staff in arranging sureties. A (1852) 2782, 2834, 2843, 2904, 2909, 2916, 2959, 2971,

2978, 2980, 3198. A ( 1853) 40. T (1852) 847 (twice), 882, 886, 926, '927; 918.

ASSAY OFFICE, Ad~laide. B.H. Babbage requests that he may make coin for circulation but is refused. A (1852) 1841. T (1852) 597.

ASSAY OFFICE, Adelaide. Die sinker unable to obtain sureties. A speciql room to be built where he may work unassailed by temptation. A (1852) 2782. T (1852) 847, 850.

ASSAY OFFICE, Adelaide. Modified estimate for 1853. A (1852) 2937.

ASSAY OFFICE, Adelaide. Great inconvenience caused by frequent chanres of mechanics and labourers. A (1852) 3065~ .

ASSAY OFFICE, Adelaide. Invefitory of Government property reguired. T ( 1 8 5 2 ) 97 8.

ASSAt OFFICS, Adelaide. Expenditure exceeds receipts for Oc{ober and November. A (1852) 3356. T ( 1852) 1023.

ASSAY OFFICE, Adelaide. Inventory of apparatus. A (1852) 3369.

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ASSAY OFFICE, Adelaide. Eight labourers to be employed on the gold coinage machines. A (1852) 3454 missing. T (1852) 1011.

A~3S/\Y OF'F'ICE, /\delaide. Complaint of long delay in coinage tokens. A ( 1852) 3645. u (1853) 32.

ASSAY OFFICE, AdelRide. B.H. Babbage replies to the Governor's questions about the gold in hand etc. A ( 185 3) 113.

ASSAY OFFICE, Adelaide. assaying and casting A (1853) 129. u (1853) 36.

Hank of Australasia says the of ingots is "highly satisfactory".

ASSAY OFFICE, Adelaide. Returns showing - (1) Strength of the staff. (2) Smallest establishment on which the office could be run. (3) List of officers to be "put off". A (1853) 322. u (1853) 79, 95.

ASSAY OFFICE, Adelaide. Danks and private persons to receive ingots instead of tokens. A (1853) 373, 374. u (1853) 95, 108.

ASSAY DFrICE, Adelaide. Its approaching end. Disposal of machines etc. . A (1853) 406, 413, 748, 751, 767, 881~ 921, 972, 1075,

1 3C35. U (1853) 79 (twice), 108, 117 (twice), 138, 180, 242,

255, 260, 270, 306, 314, 322, 351, 441. ASSAY OFFICE, Adelaide. Suggested reopening •.

A (1853) 502. u (1853) 195.

ASSAY OFFICE, Adelaide. B.H. Babbage to hand over immediotely· to the Treasurer 11 a large qur=mti ty of gold 11

in his possession. A (1853) 1303. u (1853) 256.

ASSAY OFFICE, Adelaide. Return of all business transacted. A ( 1 8 5 3 ) 1 846 •

ASSAY OFFICE, Adelaide. To be converted for use as Tr~asurJ rooms. A \1853" 2788, 2890.

ASS~Y OFF'I E, Adelaide. Valuation of itemised list of fittings and apparatus. 1\ (1854) 2261. v (185q) 720, 722.

ASSAY OFFICE, Adelaide. See also: Gold ingots. Gold bullion. Gold coinage. Davy's i\ssay Office. Hammond's Assay Office.

ASSIGNEE, official. See Official Assignee.

ASSISTANT COMMISSIONER. Position in abeyance. E ( 1841 ) 1 90.

ASSISTANT GOLD COMMISSIONER. List of articles supplied for his establishment at the Victorian Goldfields. T (1852) 431, 456, 465.

ASSISTANT GOLD COMMISSIONER. To take a guard of two police constables to the Victorian diggings. T (1852) 468 twice.

ASSISTANT GOLD COMMISSIONER. Inaccuracies in labelling and weighing of gold. A (1852) 1435, 2309, 2387, 2759, 2895, 3028, 3120. A (1853) 323, 1583. T (1852) 758, 871.

ASSISTANT GOLD COMMI~SIONER. Cooperation of of the Victorian Government. A ( 1852) 1462, 1777. T (1852) 464.

ASSISTANT GOLD COMMISSIONER. Reports and correspondence with the South Australi8.n Government. A (1852) 1787, 1788, 1915, 2201, 2202, 2244, 2698, 3028,

3311' 3540. A (1853) 257, 470. T (1852) 426, 434, 436~ 451, 452 (twice), 501, 1021. U (1853) 49, 81 (twice), 88.

ASSISTANT GOLD COMMISSION8R. Sub-estimates 1853-1854. A (1853) 1838. .

ASSISTANT GOLD COMMISSION8R. Expense incurred by his residence on the Victorian Goldfields. A (1853) 2382.

ASSISTANT GOLD COMMISSIONl_i;li.. Many inaccuracies in his accounts. A (1853) 2849. A (1854) 3385. A (1855) 1052. u (1853) 864.

ASSISTANT GOLD COMMISSIONJ~R. Accounts for supplies to "Gold Police". (A/cs missing). A (1855) 2822, 2901.

ASSISTED IMMIGRATION. Failure of Resident Commissioner to supply information about the numbers and occupations of immigrants. B (1837) 324 twice.

ASSISTED IMMIGRATION. New arrivals to receive three months' ~edical attendance. c ( 1838) 21 •

ASSISTED IMMIGRATION. Petition for its fenewal. A (1845) 1604. L ( 1 846) 1 08.

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ASSISTED IMMIGRATION. Miners for the Burra. A (1846) 77, 194. L ( 1846) , 136, 174, 186. N (1847) ,15, 189.

ASSISTED IMMIGRATION. Memorial from the proprietors of the Mount Barker Mineral Survey for the introduction of miners. A. ( 1846) 189.

ASSISTED IMMIGRATION. other colonies. A ( 1846) 1405.

ASSISTED IMMIGRATION. su~gesting various A (. 1847) 754~.

ASSISTED IMMIGRATION. arrivals. A ( 1 81-t 7) 840. N (1847) 336, 362.

ASSISTED IMMIGRATION. South - Eost. A ( 184 7) 1463. 0 (1847) 215.

ASSISTED IMMIGRATION. A ( 1 81-t 7) 1 5 90 . 0 (1847) 256.

Newly arrived immigrants leave for

Memorial from the principal settlers measures.

Works to be started to employ new

Station hands badly wanted in the

Suggested emigration from Germany.

ASSISTED IMMIGRATION. Depot for girls at the Native Location. 0 (1847) 36 (twice), 73, 142. A ( 184 7) 1304. A (18Lt9) 508.

ASSISTED IMMIGRATION. Women immigrants quartered at the Native School, Adelaide. 0 ( 1 84 7 ) 211 •

ASSISTED IMMIGRATION. Need for protection of newly arrived immigrants from unscrupulous employers, etc. S.A. Aug. 6, 1847. supp.

ASSISTED IMMIGRATION. Memorial protesting against its suspension. A ( 181+8) 58.

ASSISTED IMMIGRATION. Suggestions by St. Andrew's Society. A ( 1848) 223. p (1848) 86.

ASSISTED IMMIGRATION. Introduction of British lace-makers and smiths formerly employed in France. A ( 1848) 1359.

ASSISTED IMMIGRATION. Suggested temporary employment for new arrivals. A ( 1 848) 1 784. P (18Lt8) 571.

ASSISTED IMMIGRATION. Orphan girls placed under the charge of the Protector of Aborigines, A (1849) 124, 554, 1994.

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ASSISTED IMMIGRATION. Regulations for the selection of labourers. A ( 1 84 9 ) 1 2 7 . A ( 1851 ) 201 2.

ASSISTED IMMIGRATION. Cottages erected at Purt Adelaide for the reception of immigrants. A (1849) 502, 510. Q ( 1 84 9) 160.

J\SSISTSD IMMIGHATION. Cottages erected at Port Adelaide for the receiption of immigrants. S.A. May 1, 1849. 2C.

ASSISTED IMMIGRATION. Hints to immigrants, issued by the Land and Emigration Commissioners. A (1849) 681.

ASSISTED IMMIGRATION. Emigration AEent's report on the type of immigrants arriving. A (1849) 713.

ASSISTED IMMIGRATION. Suggestions by S. Stocks for temporary accommodation and employ-nent for new arrivals. A ( 1 84 9 ) 1 0 2 5 • 0 (1849) 302.

ASSISTED IMMIGRATION. New regulations. A (1849) 1680.

ASSISTED IMMIGRATION. f1eports on the local demand for various classes Df labour. I\ (18L+9) 1761. A (1850) 1994. A (1851) 2012.

ASSISTED IMMIGf1ATION. Advice to new arrivals. S.A. April 24, 1849. 2B.

ASSISTED IMMIGRATION. Scarcity of miners. A (1850) 122, 206.

ASSISTED IMMIGRATION. Report on Hyde Cl8rke's proposal for assisting the emigration to Australia of female dependants of English gentlemen. A (1850) 166. .

ASSISTED IMMIGRATION. List of persons nominated by the S.A. Mining Association for a free passage. A (1850) 1163. R (1850) 302.

ASSISTED IMMIGRATION. List of deposits to be remitted to England. A (1850) 2255.

ASSISTED IMMIGRATION. Increases in passage money. I~ (1850) 2634.

ASSISTED IMMIGRATION. Difficulty of preventing new arrivals from leaving for other colonies. A ( 1851 ) 242.

ASSISTED IMMIGRATION. Protest by the Cornwall and Devon Society against the exclusion of miners as assisted immigrants. A (1851) 263. s (1851) 56.

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ASSISTED IMMIGRATION. Report on useful, and useless, types of immigrant. A (1851) 2012.

ASSIST rm IMMIGRATION. Irish landlords and English parishes ss i.d to ;:i ssist pe0pl e they wish. to be rid of. A ( 1851 ) 2048. s (1851) 444.

ASSISTED IMMIGRATION. Adelaide Benevolent and Strangers' Friend Society seeks to prevent an influx of immigrants in the winter.

/\_ ( 1851) 2099. s ( 1 851 ) 407.

ASSISTED IMMIGRATION. Proposed home for new arrivals. A (1851) 2099. s (1851) 409.

ASSISTED IMMIGRATION. Regulations for the selection of immigrants. A (1851) 2709.

ASSISTED IMMIGRATION. Its suspension urged because of unemployment. A (1851) :3002.

ASSISTED IMMIGRATION. Financial report by the Colonial Treasurer. A (1851) 3335.

ASSISTED IMMIGRATION. To guarantee employment to immigrants neither the function nor the policy of the Government. s (1851) 408.

ASSISTED IMMIGRATION. Immigration Agent's report on its proposed suspension durin~ the gold rush. A (1851) 3619.

ASSISTED IMMIGRATION. A. Birrell to select agricultural labourers in England. A ( 1852) 17.

ASSISTED IMMIGRATION. 11 No unattached females to be assisted to /,delaide or admitted to the Depot". T (1852) 44.

ASSISTED IMMIGRATION. Labour troubles, due to gold fever cause relaxation of regulations. /\ (1852) 923.

-ASSISTED IMMIGRATION. Total funds available for 1852.

A (1852) 1093~·

ASSISTED IMMIGRATION. Lists from C.L. & E. Office, London. A (1852) 2162, 2163.

ASSISTED IMMIGRATION. Reasons should be given for the selecti~n or exclusion of nominees. T ( 1 85 2) 1 011 •

ASSISTED IViMIGRATION. Protest against the reception of "destitute and unserviceable paupers". A (1853) 339. u ( 185 3) 11 5.

ASSISTED IMMIGRATION. Nominal list of paupers from the Calcutta. A (1853) 385, 412.

ASSISTED IMMIGRATION. List of persons nominated by purchasers of lind in South Australia. A (1853) 1283.

ASSISTED IMMIGRATION. Instructions for burial of those uying prior to disembarkation. A (1853) 1826, 2033. u (1853) 563, 599.

ASSISTED IMMIGRATION. Suggestions from the Immigration Officer. j\ (1853) 2026.

ASSISTED IMMIGRATION. Suggested amendments to local reg,;ulations. A (1853) 2188.

ASSISTED IMMIGRATION. List of nominees of land purchasers. A (1853) 2618.

ASSISTED IMMIGRATION. Regulations for the selection of emigrAnts ... With form of application. Issued Apr. 1853. Printed. 4pp. A (1853) 2618.

ASSISTED IMMIGRATION. Government provides only. A ( 1854) 1995. v ( 1854) 665.

ASSISTED IMMIGRATION. their habits". A (1854) 2705. V (1854) 810 twice.

ASSISTED IMMIGRATION. due from emiGrants A (1854) 3288. v (1854) 983.

Diligent search for work compulsory. food and shelter for fourteen days

Passengers "careless and dirty in

"Almost impossible to recover 8rnounts for their passages".

ASSISTED IMMIGRATION •. Passage certificate and regulations. A (1854) 3360, 3361, 3362~ A (1855) 1089. A (1856) 39. w (1854) 277.

ASSISTED IMMIGRATION. Handloom weavers of Paisley protest against the restriction on their immifration. A (1854) 3616 0utsize Gr.3). A (1855) 659 (outsize Gr.3), 3012, 3237. v (1854) 1089, 1090. W (1855) 262 (twice), 263, 783.

ASSISTED IMMIGRATION. Lists of passenp;ers to be discontinued in the Government Gazette. v (1854) 1022.

ASSISTED IMMIGRATION. Lists of men and women seeking work to be published in newspapers. Unemployed men to be drafted to public works in country districts. w (1855) 286.

ASSISTED IMMIGRATION. Not to be curbed although the rate is in excess of the demand for labour. /\ ( 1 8 5 5 ) 4 91 •

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ASSISTED IMMIGRATION. Elder & Co. suggests a new system of assisted emigration. A (1855) 424. w (1855) 161, 181.

ASSISTED IMMIGRATION. Government opposed to the principle of giving employment to new comers thereby competing with private enterprise. w (1855) 185.

ASSISTED IMMIGRATION. Numbers of children must not exceed those allowed by the rules •. (Regulations attached). A (1855) 1567 outsize Gr. 3.

ASSISTED IMMIGRATION. Employment by District Councils. Conditions governing transport of baggage. W Finance (1855) 79.

ASSISTED IMMIGRATION. The Government will advance funds to District Councils prepared to employ new comers in road making etc. A (1855) 1163, 1229 • ....... (1855) 318.

ASSISTED IMMIGRATION. 11 Surely ..• our Government will stop the system of sending out utterly useless single females". A ( 1 8 5 3 ) 1 5 46 .

ASSISTED IMMIGRATION. The establishment of female immigration depots is under consideration. w (1855) 438.

ASSISTED IMMIGRATION. Women to be transferred to Willunga until placed in situations. w (1855) 472.

ASSISTED IMMIGRATION. Increased immigration. Additional expenditure authorized. A (1855) 2077. W Finance (1855) 105.

ASSISTED IMMIGRATION. List of destitute immigrants to be sent to country depots. A (1855) .2572.

ASSISTED IMMIGRATION. Shipment of married couples from Port Adelaide to Yankalilla. A (1855) 2699, 2828. vr ( 1855) 623.

ASSISTED IMMIGRATION. Unernploym~nt statistics: As at 31 July 1855. A (1855) 2758.

ASSISTED IMMIGRATION. Statistics of arrivals, 1 Jan - 1 Sep. 1855. List of vessels expected Sep. - Dec. 1855. A ( 1855) 2956. i/1 (1855) 678.

ASSISTED IMMIGRATION. List of immigrants who migrated under assumed names. A (1855) 2225, 2258, 2958. w (1855) 479, 700.

ASSISTED IMMIGRATION. Sale of migrants' unclaimed effects. A (1855) 2971, 3224. W Finance (1855) 167, 182.

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ASSISTED IMMIGRATION. Regulations for the selection of emigrants ••. With form of application. Issued Oct. 1854. Printed4pp. A ( 1855) 301 2.

ASSISTED IMMIGRATION. Many unemployed and rationed. A (1855) 3162.

ASSISTED IMMIGRATION. Details (and value) of a female immigrant's wardrobe. A (1855) 3174.

ASSISTED IMMIGRATION. Form "Schedule X" containing "Passage Certificate (remittance)", and "Emigration Certificate (remittance)". Printed. F/cap. 4pp. (last p. blank). A (1855) 1434.

ASSISTED IMMIGRATION. Expenditure: Fitting up Yatala for conveyance of immigrants to various S.A. ports. A (1855) 3176.

ASSISTED IMMIGRATION. Female immigration: Estimates (finance) for remainder of current year. A (1855) 2177. W Finance (1855) 117.

ASSISTED IMMIGRATION. Governor authorises Auditor General to pass future gratuity pay lists without authority from Government. A (1855) 3300. W Finance (1855) 184.

ASSISTED IMMIGRATION. A mentally ill immigrant (Ruth Love) to be returned to her parents (in Ireland). A (1855) 3368. w (1855) 787.

ASSISTED IMMIGRATION. Excess immigration. Threat of growth of a permanent pauperism. A (1855) 3369. w (1855) 794-795.

ASSISTED IMMIGRATION. Rules for the regulation of Adelaide and country depots. A (1855) 3468, 3731. w (1855) 805.

ASSISTED IMMIGRATION. A number of Highland families shipped to Robe. A (1855) 3449. W Finance (1855) 202.

ASSISTED IMMIGRATION. Highland families sent to Robe: arrangements for the re-payment of sums due to Highland Emigration Society. A (1855) 3391 outsize. W Finance (1855) 204. W' ( 1 8 5 5 ) 77 2 •

ASSISTED IMMIGRATION. List of Highla~d families shipped to Robe. A (1855) 3391 outsize.

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ASSISTED IMMIGRATION. Report on the gradual employment of Highland farnilie s sent to 11obe. A (1855) 3629. w (1855) 893.

ASSISTCD IMMIGRATION. Address of Legislative Council callin[! for correspondence, returns, and other information about the immigration of single women. /\ (1855) 3759.

ASSISTED IMMIGRATION. Cost to Government of passages of assisted immigrants between £15 and £20. A (1855) 4086.

ASSISTED IMMIGRATION. Highland families at ftobe placed under supervision of Mrs. Anderson. A (1855) 4180.

ASSISTED IMMIGRATION. Alex Ridgway, Agent for South Australia reports endeavours to procure emigration of disbanded soldiers. A (1856) 2176. x (1856) 390.

ASSISTED IMMIGRATION. British Government Commissioners.

For the colony's account with the see Colonial Land and Emigration

ASSISTED IMMIGRATION. See also: Female Immigrant Depot, Clare, Robe, Gawler, V/illunga, Encounter Bay, Mt. Barker, Adelaide; Immigrants name lists; Colonial Land and Emigration Commissioners; Immigrant ships; Emigration Agent; Parkhurst Boys; Immigration Depot, Pt. Adelaide; Orphan I·nmigration Committee; Irish immigrants; Orphans; Coloni0l Labour Off ice~ Immigration Board; Society for the Promotion of Colonisation; I·nmigration Chaplain; Family Colonization Loan Society; Adelaide Female Irr~igration Society.

ASSMANN, Adolph. Seeks naturalisation. A (1846) 551. L (1846) 303.

ASSOCIATED CHAI11Mli~N OF DISTRICT COUNCILS. District Councils' views sought on laws regulating the branding of live stock. A (1854) 2552, 3357. v (1854) 709, 1031, 1034.

ASSOCIATED CHAIRMEN OF DISTFUCT COUNCILS. Forwards suggestions to the Government for general regulations for the use of district councils. A ( 1854). 2550. v (1854) 847.

M'1SOCI 1\'T'FD CI·IAif1Ml~N OF DISTRICT COUNCILS. Thank Governor Young f)or his deep interest and liberality. A (1854) 2553.

ASSOCIATED CHAIRMEN OF DISTRICT COUNCILS. A.H. Davis a~pointed Chairman for ensuing year. A C1855) 1471.

ASSOCIATED CHAIRMEN OF DISTRICT COUNCILS. Stress the need for. greater police protection in rural areas. A (1855) 2047.

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ASSOCIATED CHAIRMEN OF DISTRICT COUNCILS. Issue of depasturing licences by councils: Views of Chairmen sought on question of Bye-laws suitable for use by all councils. w ( 1855) 661 .

ASSOCIATED CHAIRMEN OF DISTRICT COUNCILS. Correspondence concerning a proposed general code of bye-laws suitable for all district councils. A (1855) 3056. w (1855) 726, 755.

ASSOCIATED CHAIRMEN OF DISTRICT COUNCILS. Proposed new Road Act: Draft forwarded for perusal of Associated Chairmen. A (1855) 3197. VJ (1855) 753.

ASSOCIATED CHAIRMEN OF DISTRICT COUNCILS. A.H. Davis' views on the laying out of main roads by District Councils or the Government. A (1855) 3198. 'w (1855) 745.

ASSOCIATED CHAIRMEN OF DISTRICT COUNCILS. Draft of proposed new ftoad Act considered by Chairman to be too imperfect for submission to Associated Chairmen of District Councils. A (1855) 3464.

ASSOCIAT"2:D CHAIRMEN Ofo' DISTIUCT COUNCILS. Suggestions for a new Impounding Act. A (1855) 3463.

A~3SOCIATl.i:D CHAIRMEN OF DIST!i.ICT COUNCILS. Suggestions for a new Slaughtering and Drandinr Act. A (1855) 3609, 3922, 3943. VJ (1855) 828.

ASSOCIATED CHAIRMEN OF DISTRICT COUNCILS. To receive copies of all Acts affecting district councils. A (1855) 3599. w ( 1 85 5 ) 830.

ASSOCIATE:D CHAIRMEN OF DISTRICT COUNCILS. · Suggestions for a new Bush Fires Act. A (1855) 3947.

ASSOCIATED CHAIRMEN OF DISTRICT COUNCILS. Opinions on three bills before the Legislative Council. A (1855) 3921. 'N (1855) 888 •

. ASSOCIATED CHAIHMEJ\T OF DISTRICT COUNCILS. Abraham Hopkins Davis appointed Chairman and J. f\emp P.enney, Secretary. A (1856) 1358.

ASSdCIATED CHAIRMEN OF' DISTRICT COUNCILS. Chairman suggests alterations in the amended Impounding Act~ A ( 1856) 1726.

ASSOCIATED CHAIRMI~N OF' DISTH.ICT COUNCILS. Suggesting mode of appropriation of unexpended balance in aid of District Council funds. A ( 1856) 1727. z (1856) 314.

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ASSOCIATED CHAI!1MEN OF' DI STll.ICT COUNCILS. Chairman calls attention to suggestions in relation to the Stubble and Bush fires Bill. A (1856) 1850.

ASSOCIATED 01AIRMEN OF DISTRICT COUNCILS. Chairman comments on the Bill for Cattle Brandinr;. A (1856) 1912.

AS[:JOCIATED CHAIRMEN OF DIS'TRICT COUNCILS. Chairman requests information as to number of acres leased. A (1856) 3196.

ASSOCIATED COMPANY OF SHOEMAKERS. Advertise~ents. Ad. Sxam. Jan. 20, 1842. 1C. Reg •. Jan. 22, 1842. 1B.

ASTON, George Frederick. Opinion on Parkhurst boys. A ( 1 84 3 ) 3 5 0 •

ASTON, George Frederick. Negotiaiions for the purch~se of the Durra Special Survey. A ( 1 84 5) 9 2 9, 961 , 1 011 , 1 01 2 . K (1845) 20, 22, 24 twice.

ASTON, George Frederick. Appointed a Justice of the Peace. A (1846) 1329.

ASTON, George Frederick. Declines appointment as trustee of the Savings Bank. A ( 1 84 7 ) 1 3 3 3 • 0 (1847) 137.

ASTRONOMY. See also: Observatory.

ATCHISON, Elizabeth. Her school in iJtephens' Place. A (1850) 15.

ATCHISON, William c. Seeks employment. A (1851) 539. s ( 1851 ) 110.

ATCHISON, William C. Letter as agent for the Family Colonization Loan Society. A (1851) 3402.

ATCHISON, William C. Appointed Postmaster at Dalhannah. A (1853) 2276. u (1853) 671.

ATHELSTONE. W. Dinham's flour mill completed. Reg. July 19, 1845. 1A.

ATHELSTONE, district. Proposed bridge over the Torrens. A (1849) 1880. Q ( 1849) 545. Reg. Oct. 17, 1849. 3B.

ATHELSTON~, district. Petition for the establishment of a pound. A ( 1 851 ) 887, 982, 1 081 • s ( 1851 ) 194.

ATHELSTONE, district. Name lists. A (1856; 900~, 1405.

Petitions from settlers.

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ATHORN, Henry. Asks that John Cann be admitted into the Hospital. A ( 1844) 969.

ATHORN, Henry. See also: Athorne.

ATHORNE, H~nry. Payment "Ville de Bordeaux". A ( 1842) 589.

for work done by him on the

ATHORNf~, Henry. A (1842) 747, F ( 1842) 116,

Account for work done at Port Adelaide. 778. 188, 236.

ATHORNE, Henry. Surety for Jones & Bowley. A ( 181+8) 4 77.

ATHORNE, Henry. See also: Athorn.

ATKINS, prisoner. Pardoned. D (1839) 51.

ATKINS, Henry. Forwards memorial for release of Thomas Atkins from prison. /\ (1856) 978.

ATKINS, Henry Edward. In~uest on his death. A (1850) 2742~. ·

ATKINS, Thomas. Henry Atkins forwards memorial for release of T. Atkins from prison. A (1856) 978.

ATKINS, Thomas. Prisoner at the gaol. Ilis release sanctioned. x (1856) 160.

ATKINS, William. Acquitted of a charge of false pretences. /\ (1847) 1511-~.

ATKINS, William. Passenger to South Australia by the China. A (1847) 1547. A ( 1848) 48. .

ATKINS, William. Constable on the Forfarshire. A (1848) 1195.

ATKINSON, Alfred. Seeks clerkship in the Advocate General's Office. A (1849) 1633, 1669, 2203. () (1849) 612.

ATKINSON, Alfred. Seeks appointment as a Notary Public. /\ ( 1 8 51 ) 21 80 • s (1851) 431.

ATKINSON, Alfred. Application for maintenance of seamen of the wrecked Emma Sherratt. if. (1852) 262 • T (1852) 868.

ATKINSON, Alfred. Correspondence with Noltenius & Meyer about German immigrants. A (1854) 764. v (1854) 278.

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ATKINSON, Alfred. Forwards a petition in favour of the prisoner J. Coston. A (1855) 1698. w (1855) 410.

ATKINSON, Alfred. See~s on behalf of W.11. Sims, refund of money paid to G. llarris for bullocks proved stolen. A (1855) 2711. W (1855) 663 twice.

ATKINSON, Alfred. Attorney for the transfer of a sectiori of land from District Council of Morphett Vale to District Council of Clarendon. A (1855) 2886, 3353. w (1855) 720, 770.

ATKINSON, Alfred. Transmits petition of Heinrich Enghaus for remission of his prison sentence. A (1855) 3999. -11' ( 1855) 911 •

ATKINSON, Alfred. See also: Atkinson and Andrews.

ATKINSON, George. Appointed as Local Constable for \~al kerville di strict. A (1856) 2742.

ATKINSON, Mary. Post-mortem examination of her body by three doctors at Morph~tt Vale. A (1856) 586.

ATKINSON, Robert. Gratuity as. constable on the liooghly. A ( 1 8L~6) 1 342. M ( 1846) 147.

ATKINSON, Robert. Seeks grant towards the fencing of section 702, district C. A (1850) 1103. R (1850) 305

ATKINSON, Thomas. Appointed Postmaster at Willunga. A (1846) 521. L ( 1846) 294.

ATKINSON, Thomas. Seeks permission to take stone from the Government quarry at 11; illunga. A (1849) 515. Q ( 1 84 9 • 1 6 3 •

ATKINSON, Thomas. On the first ··xillunga District Council. A ( 1 8 5 3 ) 1 77 8.

ATKINSON & ANDREWS, Solicitors. Query about delay in the issue of land grants. A ( 1856) 340. x (1856) 67.

' ATKINSON & ANDREWS, Solicitors. ~tating that Mr. Higgins is not liable for arrears of rent for Aboriginal Reserve. A (1856) 573. x (1856) 91.

ATKINSON & ANDREWS, Solicitors. Solicitors, forward memorial from the Lunatic Asylum. fl (1855) 988.

Atkinson & Andrews, for release of E. Thomas

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A'fKINSON ?,1, /\NDREVJS, Solicitors. H.equestinp: the issue of certain land grants. A ( 1856) 1237. x (1856) 253.

ATKINSON & ANDRJ~WS, :3olici tors. llequesting that Joseph Salmon may receive wagt=s due to hi1n. A (1856) 2773. x (1856) 494.

ATLA~~ BUILDING /\ND INVESTf.'il':NT SOCil~TY. Crown Solicitor forwards its rules for confirmation. A (1856) 976.

ATTENS, Charles. Convicted of breakinf and entering. A (1849) 1908 p.2.

ATTLEY, Richard. Appointed to the Mounted Police Force. A (1851) 208.

ATTRILL, Daniel. Requesting remission of fine for unlicensed timber cutting. A (1856) 836.

ATTV./ELL, Josiah (sic). Advocate General's opinion on his case. B (1837) 148, 277 twice.

f\T\1vELL, Joseph. Assists to build Government Hut. B (1837) 51.

ATWILL, Henry. Hospital assistant on the Forfarshire. A ( 1 848) 11 9 5 .

AUBIN, John. Seeks grant for repairs to road near Walkerville. /\ (1847) 720, 941, 1246. N (1847) 334. 0 (1847) 2 (twice), 125.

AUBIN, John. A trustee of St. Andrew's Church, Walkerville. p (1f348) 418.

AUBIN, John. Seeks storekeeper's licence for the sale of wine and spirits at Gilberton. A (1849) 1700. () ( 184 9) 5 34.

AUBIN, John. His association with St. Andrew's Church, 'dalkerville. A (1850) 2226. 11 (1850) 560.

AUBURN. Postal arrangements. W.T. Bleechmore to act as Postmaster. A (1851) 2519. s (1851) 501.

AUBYRN. See also: Cemetery, Auburn.

AUCTIONEERS. List of licensed auctioneers. A (1844) 243.

AUCTIONEERS. Protest against the publication of monthly returns of duties paid. A (1849) 892. Q (1849) 265.

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AUCTIONEERS. Licence pranted to M.H. Graham, S. Partridge, E.J. Peake. A (1855) 3083. A ( 1 W55) 3084. A (-1855) 3138.

AUCTIONEERS. Thom8s Dixie Finey requests an auctioneer's licence and fo'rwards usual certificate. A (1856) 624. .

AUCTIONEERS. H.R. Wigley forw8rds auctioneer's certificate in favour of Joseph McCabe. A (1856) 869.

AUCTIONEERS. Henry P. Hiern requests auctioneer's licence and forwards usual certificate. A ( 1856) 91 9.

AUCTIONEERS. William Wigley requests that Treasury may rescue overdue payment of William Lennon's auctioneer's licence. A ( 1856) 1177.

AUCTIONEERS. R.B. Colley requests to be allo~ed to pay his auctioneer's licence after the due date. A ( 1856) 1 368. X Finance (1856) 124.

AUCTIONEERS. Luke Murphy requests authority to pay overdue auctioneer's licence fee. A ( 18 56)

1

141 5. X Finance (1856) 130.

AUCTIONEERS. Forwarding a memorial sipned by several auctioneers about the appointment of the Government Auctioneer. A ( 1856) 1735. w (1855) 219.

AUCTIONEERS. J.H. Richman acts for Mr. James Gumprs and forwards certificate for auctioneer's licence.

A (1856) 1834.

AUCTIONEERS. Emanuel Solomon seeks to arrange time for deputation re appointment of Government Auctioneer. A (1856) 1856. x ( 1856) 354.

AUCTIONEERS. George Green requests permission to pay overdue fee for auctioneers licence. A ( 1856) 1876.

AUCTIONEERS. Colonial Treasurer forwards list of unpaid auctioneers' licences. A ( 1856) 1902.

AUCTIONEERS. Thomas Powell requests permission to pay overdue fee for auctioneer's licence. A (1856) 1917. X Finance (1856) 187.

AUCTIONEERS. Binney Brothers request leave to pay overdue fees for storekeeper's and auctioneer's licence and remission of fine for non payment in time. A ( 1856) 1959. x (1856) 351.

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AUCTIONEERS. James Hamilton Parr forwards certificate for auctioneer's licence. A (1856) 2032.

AUCTIONEERS. Harbour Master reports auctioneer's proposed charge for sale of steam tug. A (1856) 2236. X Finance (1856) 226.

AUCTIONEERS. Robert Foot requests issue of auctioneer's licence. A (1856) 2472.

AUCTIONEERS. Solomon & Co. report that the Official Assignee (the Government Auctioneer) is monopolising the sale of insolvent estates contrary to a Government instruction. A (1856) 2487.

AUCTIONEERS. George W. Binney requests issue of an auctioneer's licence with usual certificate. A (1856) 2693.

AUCTIONEERS. Collector of Customs requests that instructions may be given to the Government Auctioneer to sell certain seized ~oods. A (1856) 2707.

AUCTIONEERS. Richman and ~igley forward certificate for auctioneer's licence. A (1856) 2904, 2913.

AUCTION MART TAVERN, ~lindley ~treet. Proposed erection of an exchange in front of the hotel, overhanging the footpath. A (1849) 726, 746.

AUDIT BOARD. Abolished. G (1845) 698.

AUDIT OFFICE. Removed to Victoria Square. E (1841) 100, 101.

AUDIT OFFICE. Changes initiated by Governor Grey. E (1842) 335, 340.

AUDIT OFFICE. Miscellaneous references to routine. E (1842) 441. .

AUDIT OFFICE. Auditor General superseded by a Board of Audit. G ( 184 3) 17, 18, 19, 32.

AUDIT OFFICE. Instructions for the auditing of accounts. T (1852) 201.

AUDIT OFFICE. Proposed abandonment of system under which duplicates of accounts are sent to England for audit. A (1852) 778, 778~. T (1852) 250, 263. u'(1853) 159. -

AUDIT OFFICE. Work falls into arrears with reduced staff. A (1852) 779. rr (1852) 237.

AUDIT OFFICE. More accommodation needed. A ( 1852) 1946. A (1853) 700. u (1853) 232.

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AUDIT OFFICE. Staff. T (1852) 669.

AUDIT OFFICE. Additional duties imposed since Dec. 1850. A (1852) 2034.

AUDIT OFFICE. Damp, unhealthy conditions in Auditor Gener3l's personal office. A (1855) 1501. W Finance (1855) 65.

AUDIT OFFICE, Clerks' office badly lit. Skylight to be installed. A (1855) 2615.

AUDIT OFFICE. Treasury officers accused of irregular procedures in paying bills. A (1855) 2673. w (1855) 631.

AUDIT OFFICE. Dissatisfaction with accounting methods of Cent. Dd. of Main Roads. A (1855) 2857, 4097. w (1855) 920.

AUDIT OFFICE. Governor authorises passing of future gratuity pay lists (Assisted I1nmigration) without Governor's authority. A (1855) 3300. W Finance (1855) 184.

AUDIT OF~ICE. Instruction to Auditor General about payment of 1856 a/cs prior to passing of estimates. A (1855) 4131. x (1856) 9-10.

AUDIT OFFICE. Circular to be issued for bidding erasures in accounts, paysheets. A. (1856) 47.

AUDIT OFFICE. Auditor General Rp-pointed a member of the Board to consider annual requisitions. x ( 1856) 15.

AUDIT OFFICE. Reports amount due to Government from Supt. Tolmer on account of the late Inspector Litchfield. A ( 1856) 27.

AUDIT OFFICE. Recommended the issue of a circular about fact that erasures on account and paysheets are not acceptable. A ( 1856) 47.

AUDIT OFFICE. Comments on 3 accounts connected with public works and destruction of thistles. A (1856) 98. X Finance (1856) 9.

' . AUDIT OFFICE. Abstract of receipts and expenditure by Central Road Board during 1854~ /\ ( 1856) 127.

AUDIT OFFICE. n.eports on the Police contingencies account for Dec. 1855. A ( 1856) 1 36. x (1856) 36,37.

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AUDIT OFFICE. Auditor General states that the return of stores for the Public ':..:Ork s l)ept. for 1854 has not yet been supplied to him. A ( 1856) 1 56.

AUDIT OFFICE. Seeks to know at what rate January salaries cire to be paid. A ( 1856) 230.

AUDIT OFFICE. Queries the sale of Adelaide City and Port Railway bonds. A (1856) 231.

AUDIT OFFICE. f1equests that department heads be instructed to forward monthly accounts before the 27th of the month. A ( 1856) 399.

AUDIT OFFICE. Requests instructions on payment of witness travel expenses at the criminal sessions. A ( 1856) 424. x (1"856) 70.

AUDIT OFFICE. Requestinf that the enclosed statement of expenses may be forw:?.rded to the City and Port Hailway. A (1856) 400.

AUDIT OFFICE. Reports Mr. Mackie has retained fees for re~istratioh of doe;s in the di;:;trict of Encounter Bay. A ( 1856) 446. x (1856) 79.

AUDIT OPF'ICE. lteportinr, irregularities at the Treasury in payment of accounts. A ( 1856) 619. 'If (1856) 587.

AUDIT' OFFICE. Reports that arrears of rent on Aboriginal Reserves h8.ve not vet been paid. A (1856) 572. " X Finance (1856) 67.

AlITJIT OFFICE. Oueries whether supply of unsplit wood to gaol is to continue. A (1856) 659.

AUDIT OFFICE. Suggests the examination of the books of various departments at Fort Elliot. A (1856) 667. x ( 1856) 11 0.

AUDIT OFFICE. Heports impediment made by Treasury Officers in audit of accounts. A (1856) 728.

AUDIT OFFICE. Reports returns for 1855 by Curator of Intestate Estates. A (1856) 754.

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AUDIT OFFICE. Responds to a deduction in the retiring allowance of late Sheriff. A (1856) 777.

AUDIT OFFICE. Forwarding Leonard W. Thrupp's application as Official Assignee vice Mr. ',v. llance who resigned. A (1856) 950. x ( 1856) 195.

AUDIT OFFICE. Remarks on the report on the estimates. A (1856) 952.

AUDIT OFFICE. Given paramount authority in financial matters. x (1856) 178.

AUDIT OFFICE:. H.eporting Supt. of Cemetery for errors in re~ister. A ( 1856) 1108. >: ( 1 8 56 ) 1 97 .

AUDIT OFFICE. Heporting that the late paymaster of the Police still retains public money in his possession. A ( 1856) 1116. X Finance (1856) RS.

AUDIT OFFICE. Forwards queries on Poft Railway accounts and on the Board insuring their premises against fire. A (1856) 1123. x ( 1856) 206.

AUDIT OFFICE. Forwardinf abstract of receipts and expenditures for third and fourth quarters of 1855. A (1856) 1161.

AUDIT OFFICE. Reports on proposal for appointment of Board to enquire into best system of keeping public accounts. A ( 1856) 1165.

/\UDIT OF'FICE. ltecommending six weeks leave of absence for his fifth clerk, William Mair. A (1856) 1259. , x (1856) 241.

AUDIT OFFICE. Forwards letter for Audit Commissioners in England in relation to Treasurer's account. A (1856) 1323.

AUDIT OFFICE. Reports on excessive cost of cemetery. A (1856) 1522. X.Finance (1856) 142.

AUDIT OFFICE. Queries the Gawler Town Railway accounts for 1855. A ( 1856) 1 561 . x ( 1856) 285.

AUDIT OFFICE. Requesting provision on estimates for first class clerk in Audit Office. A (1856) 1633. x .( 1856) 302.

AUDIT OFFICE. Forwards statement of payment by Agent General for Port Railway Board in 4th quarter 1855. A ( 1856) 1659.

AUDIT OFFICE. Recommending that the bank receipt forfeited by convict Williams be realized. A (1856) 1816.

AUDIT OFFICE. Forwards queries on Trinity Board accounts for 1855. A ( 1856) 1830. x (1856) 352.

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AUDIT OFFICE. Requests correction of chimney in Audit · Office.

A (1856) 1955. AUDIT OFFICE. Requests renewed sanction for the travel

expenses of audit officers. A (1856)· 2023.

AUDIT OFFICE. Reports Comptroller of Convicts for neglecting to foward returns. A \1856) 2031.

AUDIT OFFICE. Requests to be instructed on which account the rent of Victoria Police reserve should be carried. A ( 1856) 24LQ. X Finance (1856) 263.

AUDIT OFFICE. Requesting that the written statement of expenses incurred for the Gawler Town Railway may be forwarded to the Commissioners. A (1856) 2521.

AUDIT OFFICE. Requesting authority to be supplied with the Re~ister newspaper. A (185 ) 2532.

AUDIT OFFICE. Reporting Assistant Relieving Officer for alteration of his title on pay sheet of his department. A (1856) 2784. x (1856) 498.

AlJDTT OFFICE. Forwards receipts and expenditure of the Central Board of Main Roads. A (1856) 2930.

A1JDIT OFFICE. Reports on the Central Board of Main Eoads accounts for 1855. A ( 1856) 2971 •

AUDIT OFFICE. Reporting want of additional assistance. A (1856) 3003.

AUDIT OFFICE. Requesting transfer to ordinary revenue of proceeds of sales of unclaimed cattle. A (1856) 3014. X Finance (1856) 312.

AUDIT OFFICE. Reports on disposal of amounts on arrears schedule. J\ (1856) 3125. x (1856) 559.

AUDIT OFFICE. Forwards queries on Port Railway accounts for first quarter of 1856. A (1856) 3172.

AUDIT OFFICE. Heports that the Coloni=il Treasurer, Auditor General and J\sst. Col. ~ecretary are all members of the ~oard for examination of annual requisitions for 1856. A (1856) 248. x ( 1856) 15.

AUGHEY, John. Appointed guard at the Yatala Labour Prison. A ( 1 854) 2690. v (1854) 815.

152 J AUGHEY, .John. Resigns from Yatala Labour Prison.

A (1855) 2393. · 'vv (1855) 542.

AUGHEY, John, junior. Resigns as guard, Yatala Labour Frison. A (1855) 1466. W Finance (1855) 65.

AUGHEY, William. Appointed guard at Yatala Labour Prison. A (1854) 3693. v ( 18 54) 11 09.

AUGHEY, \·:illiam. Dismissed as guard at Yatala Labour Prison. A ( 1855) 1466. W Finance (1855) 65.

AUGUST, COOKE & CO. Importation of sugar. D (1840) 322.

AUGUST, .COOKE & CO. Account, for a barrel of pork. F (1842) 133, 134.

AUGUST, COOKE & CO. Claim for pork. A ( 184 3) 995. G (1843) 301.

AULD, John. A storekeeper at Gawler. i\ ( 1854) 1784. v (1854) 587.

AULD, John. See also: Auld ,Q< Shand.

AULD, Patrick. Dispute with Mr. and Mrs. Shand. A (1843) 843 (outsize) 867.

AULD, Patrick. Advertisement as proprietor of the Volunteer Hotel. Ad. Exam. Sept. 28, 1842. 1 D.

AULD, Patrick. Boundary dispute with C.R. Penfold. A ( 1 846 ) , 56 5 • L ( 1 846 ) . 2 95 , 311 •

AULD, Patrick. Office bearer of St. Andrew's Church, Adelaide. A ( 1846) 11 99.

AULD, Patrick. Sells his wine and spirit business to Di sher ,~ Milne . . S.t>... July 28, 1846. 2C.

AULD, Thorn8s. Dissolution of partnership VJith R.f\. McEuen. S. A. Dec. 1 3, 1 842. 1 A.

AULD, Thomas. Sale of fruit at his store in Hindley Street. Reg. Jan. 17, 1844. 1 C.

AULD, Thomas. Claim for burying J.E. Loud. A ( 1 SL~~) 1 51 3 • P (1848) 487 twice.

AULD & SHAND. Alleged authority to erect their brewery on the Park Lands. E ( 1 84 1 ) 1 2 9 , 1 3 4 , 1 5 2 •

AULD & SHAND. Fined for selling beer without a licence. E (1841) 152, 161. - ,

153 J AULD c~ SHJ\!''JD. Brewery structure erected by them on banks

of the Torrens. A (1842) 3~, 78, 149. E (1842) 485 (twice), 542, 588.

AULD & .SHAND. _Although insolvent, the firm intends to continue as brewers. A (1843) 601. G ( 184 3) 1 59.

AULD & 81AND. Disoute between ~atrick Auld and John Shand. A (1843) 843 (o~tsize1 867.

AULD & ~!AND. Destruction of their brewery by floods. Proposed partial re-erection. /\ ( 1 84 4 ) 1 07 3 . H (1844) 203.

AULD & SHAND. Their brewery destroyed by floods. S.A. Sept. 24, 1844. 2E. Reg. Sept. 25, 1844. 3A.

AULD ?1. SHAND. Brewery on the Park Lands about to be sold. A (1845) 843, 869, 900, 909. G (1845) 934, 944. K (1845) 2 (twice), 7.

AULD & SHAND. Their brewery on the Park Lands to be used as a residnece by the Over3eer of Works. L ( 1845) 15.

AUl1ICHT, Ch. A stock owner in the i-mgas Park district. A (181+4) 1479. H (1844) 348.

AURICHT, Christian. Naturalised. D ( 1839) 176.

AURORA, sh)£· Alleged false health return. A ( 1 8 5 2 1 461 , 1 4 94 , 1 5 3 3 • T (1852) 484.

AURORA, shiI?• ColoniR.l Land and Emigration Commissioners report the charter of the Aurora. A ( 1856) 377.

AUr-lOFU\, ship. Emirration Ag~nt forwards Muster and General Heport of the Aurora. A ( 1 856) 16 56.

AURORA, shi_Q. Emigration 1\gent reports investigation in relation to the Aurora. A ( 1856) 1859. x (1856) 328.

AUSTEN, Hannah, Mrs. See Austin.

AUS1'IN, Messrs. Commissioner of Crown Lands requests transfer of pasturage lease from Messrs. Austin to Messrs. Wills. A (1856) 1565.

AUSTIN, H.S. To take charge of the Bonded Store at Adelaide. D (1839) 116. _

AUSTIN, H.S. Increase in salary. D (1840) 224.

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AUSTIN, H.S. Gauging of bonded wines and spirits. . D (1840) 263, 264, 268, 275. AUSTIN, Hannah. Acquitted of a charge of larceny.

A (1848) 413. AUSTIN, Hannah, Mrs. Petition for relief.

A (1845) 981.-AUSTIN, Hannah, Mrs. Her misfortunes.

A ( 1 846) 1 44 9-. -M (1846) 180 twice.

AUSTIN, Hannah, Mrs. Appointed nurse at the Hospital. A ( 1847) 38. -N (1847) 30.

AUSTIN, Hannah, Mrs. Dismissal as nurse at the Hospital. A ( 1 84 7) 11 44-. -0 ( 181-} 7) 94 .

AUSTIN, J.B. Junr. Correspondence about the passage of Stewart steer-from Ireland. A (1851) 2133.

AUSTIN, J.B. Junr. to him. --

Deposit for a friend's passage returned

l\ ~185 3) 391 . 18 3) 1 4. AUS~I~, John ~aptist. Correspondence about the belongings

of John Lund. A ( 1850) 1 01 5, 11 89 ~ 1 366, R (1850) 300 (twice), 309,

1574. 411 .

AUSTIN, John Baptist. 4 tins of herrings allegedly stolen from him. A (1856) 544.

AUSTIN, Rev. John Baptist. Correspondence about the appointment of trustees of the Macclesfield. cemetery. A (1851) 3430.

AUSTIN, Rev. John Baptist. Seeks authority to solemnise marriages. A (1854) 163. v (1854) ·105.

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AUSTRALASIAN ANTI - TRANSPORTATION LEAGUE. South Australian Branch. Correspondence with the Government.

A. (1851) 2288, 2698. s (1851) 539.

AUSTRALIA, immigrant ship. Miscellaneous papers. A (1855) 3882. A ( 1 856) 7, 40.

AUSTRALIA, immigrant ship. Muster and General Report. A (1856.) 255.

AUSTRALIAi immigrant ship. Complaints of inferior food issued to emigrants on the voyage to Australia. A (1856) 334.

AUSTRALIA, immigrant ship. Emigration Commissioners' Secretary reports poor standard of bread on the ship Australia.

A (1856) 3023.

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AUSTRALIA, schooner. Duilt at Bombay for the S.A. Government. Not wantBd. A (1849) 2132, 2144. 'A ( 1 850) 264. Q (1849) 523.

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AUSTRALIA, schooner. Arrival at Sydney from Bombay. A (1849) 2263.

AUSTRALIA, schooner. Sent to Port Adelaide from Sydney. A (1850) 210, 216.

AUSTRALIA, schooner. Officers and seamen sent back to Sydney. A (1850) 233. ..

AUSTRALIA, schooner. Schedule of stores and furniture. A ( 1850) 244~.

AUSTRALIA, schooner. Suggested use as a lightship. A (1850) 357. . H (1850) 83.

AUSTRALIA, schooner. To be sold. A (1850) 535, 850. l=t (1850) 171.

AUSTRALIA, schooner. Sold to Bennett & Boord. A (1850) 941, 1117. · R (1850) 233, 235, 263.

AUSTRALIAN, steamer. First mail steamer expected within a few weeks. A (1852) 1887, 2185, 2292. T (1852) 605, 606, 621 (twice), 699, 717.

AUSTRALIAN, steamer. Numbers of people seek to send urgent· mail to England. A (1852) 2845, 2865, 2867.

AUSTRALIAN, steamer. An inspector and four constables to board the ship on arrival for the protection of the cargo of gold. A ( 1852) 2892. T (1852) 855, 856, 859.

AUSTRALIANA, news~afer. First issue published. S.A. Aug. 22, 8 5. 2D.

AUSTRALIANA, newspaper. Owned by Marcus Collisson. A ( 1846) 59.

AUSTRALIAN GERMAN FOST, newspaper. First number to be issued on January 6, 1848. S. A. Jan. 4, 1848. 2F3. S.A. Jan. 11, 1848. 2E.

AUSTI~ALIAN MINING COMPANY. Dispute with the Government about the Reedy Creek Special Survey. A ( 1 846) 1 286. M (1846) ~6, 134.

AUSTRALIAN MINING COMPANY. Sends the Lady Bruce with emigrants from England to South Australia. A ( 1846) 1 381 •

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' AUSTRALIAN MINING COMPANY. Sends the Abberton with

emierants from England to South Australia. 1\ (1846) 1494.

MlSTFtALIAN MINING COMPANY. ~:>hort co!llments on the affairs of the Company frequently appear in the share market and mining columns in the :·>outh f\ustralian i\egi ster, beginninr 28/6/48.

AUSTRALIAN MINING COMPANY. S. A. Nov. 14, 1848. 3B. S. A. Dec. 1 , 1848. 2C. S.A. March 23, 1849. 2E. Times April 9, 1849. 4G. S.A. May 25, 1849. 38. S./\. Aug. 17, 1849. 3D. Times Sept. 3, 1849. 1E. S.A. Nov. 16, 1849. 4E. Times Dec. 17, 1849. 1F. S. A. Dec. 18, 1849. 1 D_.

AUSTRALIAN MINING COMPANY. Ti~es Nov.20, 1848. 2C. Times Dec. 4, 1848. 2C. ~~. A. Nov. 6, 184 9. 3A.

1\USTfV\LI AN MINING COMPANY. lines of the Reedy Creek A (1B50) 2483.

AUSTRALIAN MINING COMPANY. feeding grounds for its A (1851) 796 .

. E) (1851) 166.

Miscellaneous references.

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Annual meetings.

Reports error in the boundary ~-.Jpecial Survey.

On the need for reserving bullocks.

AUSTRALIAN MINING COMPANY. Request for a reduction in charges for storage of gunpowder in Government magazine. A (1852) 315.

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AUSTRALI1\N MINING COl'JJPANY. Offers some of its surplus apparatus to the Assay Office. J-\ ( 1 8 5 2) 44 7 .

AUSTRALIAN MINING COMPANY. Seeks an alteration in the boundary of the hundred of Tungkillo. A (1853) 260, 277, 1158, 1943.

AUSTRALIAN MINING COMPANY. Applies for the grant of a 11oyal Charter. A (1853) 2866. u (1853) 852.

AUSTRALI1\N fv'iINING COMPANY. Named in connection with mineral leases. !\ (1856) 1549.

AUSTRALIAW MINING COMPANY. See also: Allen's Creek Mine. Montacute Copper Mine. Tungkillo Mine.

AlJSTR.l\LI/\N .STANDARD, newspaper. To be published. /\ (1850) 1520~. H (1850) 389.

AUSTRALIAN STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY. Manager reports on ?ran~~ postal services. ll (16)6) 3098.

AVENUE RANGE STATION. Alleged murder of natives by James Brown. A (1849) 216, 457, 538, 643, 916, 1310, 1388 Q (1849) 69 . S.A. March 20, 1849. 2D S,A, March 27, 1849. 4C Reg. March 7, 1849. 4A S.A. June 19, 1849. 4A (twice) S.A. Sept. 1, 1849. 2D

A VERY, John. Fined for neglect of work. B (1837) 71

AVIATION See

Aeronautics

AYERS, Sir Henry. Clerk to James Hurtle Fisher. A (1843) 867

AYERS, Sir Henry. His part in the dispute between Messrs, Auld and Shand. A (1843) 867

AYERS, Sir Henry. Correspondence about land grants for sections 202 and 209, county of Light. A (1849) 2073

AYERS, Sir Henry. Secretary to the South Australian Mining Association. A (1855) 1287

AYERS, Sir Henry. Appointed a Trustee of the Savings Bank of S.A. A (1855) 2970 w (1855) 724

AYERS, Sir Henry. Is thanked for obtaining samples of copper ores from Burra Mine. x (1856) 30

AYERS, Sir Henry. Will continue to let Labor Office at the present time. A (1856) 216

A VRY, Thomas Robert. Charge of burglary abandoned. A (1850) 1126

A YLAND, Richard. Seeks remission of sentence. A (1850) 1120 R (1850) 285, 286

AYLES, Joseph. Correspondence about land grant for section 2249, Hundred of Yatala. A (1851) 755 s (1851) 206

A YLIFFE, George. Advertisement as a surgeon etc. S.A. March 17, 1843. J.D

A YLIFFE, George. Seeks appointment as Medical Officer at Port Lincoln. A (1844) 435 G (1848) 64

A YLIFFE, Henry. Seeks permission to pra,ctice as a surgeon without a diploma. A (1848) 1258 H (1844) 284

A YLIFFE, Henry. Recommends H. Sobey for relief. A (1845) 1003

A YLLIFFE, Henry. Petition for recognition as a qualified medical practitioner. A (1848) 833 p (1848) 276

A YLIFFE, Henry. Seeks position as examining surgeon in the militia. A (1854) 2536 v (1854) 789

AYLIFFE, Henry. Signatory to petition re Mrs. Nash. A (1855) 2748

A YLIFFE, T H . Advertisement as a surgeon etc. S.A. March 17, 1843. lD

A YLIFFE, T H . Tenders for the transport of oats for Escort horses. A (1853) 1488

AYLING, . Enquiry into charges against him. D (1840) 349, 350

AYLING, Rev. John. Seeks authority to solemnise marriages. A (1854) 129 A (1855) 1382 v (1854) 105

AYLWIN,,Herbert. Appointed consul for Sweden and Norway. A (1855) 3979 w (1855) 903

AYRE, John. Correspondence as Surgeon Superintendent of the Cheapside. A (1849) 1858, 1885

AYRE, John. Complaints by two of the Cheapside's passengers. A (1849) 1963

AYRES FLAT See

Eyre's Flat

A VELL, William John. Convicted of an assault. A (1848) 1496