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Contents Correspondence - “Sabbath” to “Sowerby”

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.

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2 December 2015

GRG 24/4 (1837-1856) AND GRG 2416 (1842-1856)

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

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

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References beginning with any other letter of the alphabet

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

SABBATH Instructions to the Government Resident at Robe to foster a spirit of reverence towards the Sabbath M (1846) 133 Aborigines forbidden to hold corroborees A (1847) 1430 0 (1847) 195 twice, 205 Desecration by sportsmen, gardeners, etc. S.A. June 30, 1848, 3A

SABBEN, William Thompson Complains of delay in issue of summonses from the Resident Magistrate's Court A (1849) 20 .. , 2117, 21171/z Admitted to the bar Times March 26, 1849, 3G Seeks appointment as Resident Magistrate at Kooringa A (1851) 2525, 2575 s (1851) 500, 525 Town clerk of the Adelaide Corporation A (1852) 2656 Denies a report in the Chronicle about his alleged statement on fees arising from the Dog Nuisance Act A (1852) 2656 T (1852) Holograph letter A (1852) 2903 Seeks to lease Government Farm at Belair A (1853) 599 u (1853) 201

SABINE, Clement Seeks appointment as book-keeper for the Goolwa - Port Elliot Tramway A (1855) 383 w (1855) 104, 108

SABINE, John R. Given passage to and from Pt. Lincoln on electoral business. w (1855) 689

SACHSE, I2L. Advertisement Reg. March 14, 1849, 2B

SADDLER, Edward Transported to Hobart for ten years A 1842/Nos. 501, 610, 949 E (1842) 810 Petition for his release A (1843) 1449

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

SADDLEWORTH Advertisement of the Saddleworth Hotel S.A. May 4, 1847, 2E Postal arrangements Post office established A (1850) 2953 s (1851) 3 A (1852) 3441 T (1852) 1007

SADGROVE, Henry A prisoner at large D (1839) 77

SADGROVE, John Henry Seizure of his goods D (1840) 319, 335

SADLER, Edward See Saddler

SADLER, Mrs... Harriett Requests return of an immigration deposit A (1855) 3484 w (1855) 820

SAILING DIRECTIONS For St. Vincent Gulf A (1845) 802 Capt. Lipson's directions for South Australian coast A (1853) 1375 u (1853) 435, 436

SAILORS See Merchant seamen

SAINS, George Seeks return of passage money paid for his brother A (1854) 2540 v (1854) 783

SAINT, John Petition for a publican's licence A 1842/No. 1018 F (1842) ...

SAINT, John Petition for the remission of a fine A (1843) 1414 G (1843) 417 Seeks time for payment of a fine A (1843) 1428, 1439 G (1843) 434

ST. ALBAN'S cape - Nomenclature See Place names - St. Alban's Cape

ST. ANDREW'S CHURCH Grenfell Street ~ Presbyterian Church Grenfell Street

ST. ANDREW'S CHURCH Strathalbyn Opened S.A. Jan. 23, 1849, 2B

ST. ANDREW'S CHURCH, Walkerville Foundation stone ceremony Reg. April 17, 1847, 3A Correspondence about Government grant A (1848) 884, 1166, 1325 P (1848) 405, 418 twice Efforts to obtain funds S.A. March 17, 1848, 3D Rev. T.P. Wilson proposes to contribute two months' pew rents to the church building fund S.A. March 24, 1848, 3A List of supporters A (1848) 884 Bell cast at Wyatt's foundry S.A. Aug. 8, 1848, 3C Consecrated Reg. Aug. 16, 1848, lD S.A. Aug. 25, 1848, 3B Reg.Aug. 26, 1848, 2E Correspondence about the minister's stipend Q (1849) ... , 587 A (1850) 2727 List of seat renters A (1849) 628, 1865 A (1850) 108, 587, 1295, 2723, 28 .. A (1852) 971 Defect in deed A (1848) 1000 p (1848) 351, 352 Annual return A (1850) 703

ST. ANDREW'S CHURCH, Walkerville Government aid sought towards the erection of a parsonage A (1850) 1716 R (1850) 472 Application for glebe A (1850) 1921 A (1854) 1838 R (1850) 660 v (1854) 938 Dispute about the appointment of office bearers A (1850) 2226 R (1850) 560 twice School conducted by Wm. Owen A (1850) 2425 Church closed pending receipt of trust deed. Door forcibly opened by part of congregation A (1851) 132

ST. ANDREWS SOCIETY Miscellaneous references S.A. Sept. 24, 1847, 3F Reg. Sept. 22, 1847, 2E Reg. Nov. 17, 1847, 2B S.A. Dec. 3, 1847, 2B S.A. Dec. 7, 1847, 4C S.A. Dec. 24, 1847, 2B S.A. Aug. 29, 1848, 3D Reg. Aug. 26, 1848, 2B S.A. Sept. 1, 1848, 3C S.A. Oct. 10, 1848, 2A Times Nov. 27, 1848, 4C (twice) S.A. Dec. 1, 1848, 2B S.A. Dec. 5, 1848, 2F S.A. Nov. 23, 1849, 3C S.A. Dec. 4, 1849, 4A Times Nov. 26, 1849, 2C Reprints of descriptive pamphlets issued by the society to encourage emigrants to South Australia S.A. Dec. 7, 1847, 3C Reg. Dec. 8, 1847, 3E S.A. Feb. 25, 1848, 2A Suggestions on immigration A (1848) 223 p (1848) 86 Its efforts to promote immigration S.A. Jan. 18, 1848, 2D S.A. July 4, 1848, 2D S.A. Dec. 5, 1848, 2C S.A. Dec. 15, 1848, 2C

ST. ANDREW'S SOCIETY Seeks to nominate immigrants through representatives in England A (1851) 3371, 3899 s (1851) .. . T (1852) .. .

ST. AUGUSTINE'S CHURCH, Salisbury Correspondence about glebe A (1847) 1449 0 (1847) 218, 219 twice p (1848) 145 A (1850) 321 R (1850) 105 Permission sought to quarry stone at Dry Creek A (1848) 13 p (1848) .. Lists of seat renters A (1848) 505 A (1851) 1878, 2545 Appointment of trustees A (1849) 1778 List of subscribers towards its erection A (1849) 2006 Government aid towards its erection A (1850) 1234, 1426 A (1851) 2076 Q (1849) 585 R (1850) ...

ST. BARNABAS' CHURCH, Clare Correspondence about glebe A (1848) 278 outsize P (1848) 10, 133, thrice, 134 List of seat renters A (1850) 595 Government aid towards its erection A (1850) 595, 2579 R (1850) 176 Annual return A (1850) 694

ST. BERNARD'S near Magill Allotments for sale S.A. March 27, 1849, 3F "Spring Grove" for sale Times April 30, 1849, 2B S.A. May 1, 1849, 3F S.A. June 19, 1849, 3E

ST. CLAIR See also Sintclair

ST. FRANCIS DE SALES' CHURCH, Mount Barker Proposed erection A (1845) 309, 885 A (1846) 338, 1230 G (1845) 830 L (1846) 200 M (1846) 157 Correspondence about glebe A (1847) 251, 1607 N (1847) 159 p (1848) 2, 3 R (1850) 194 A (1850) 319, 546 R (1850) 107 Its erection A (1849) 1690 A (1850) 624 Q (1849) 512 R (1850) 236 List of subscribers towards its erection A (1849) 2010 Government grant towards its erection Q (1849) 585 A (1850) 208 Services held in minister's house during erection of church A (1850) 750 Lists of seat renters A (1850) 2116, 2877 A (1851) 881, 1872, 2543 Government aid towards the erection of a presbytery A (1851) 899, 3286 s (1851) 208, 693 List of subscribers towards the erection of a presbytery A (1851) 899

ST. FRANCIS XAVIER'S CHURCH, Wakefield Street Collection of funds for its erection Reg. May 26, 1849, 2C About to be erected A (1851) 1269 s (1851) 246

ST. GEORGE'S CHURCH, Gawler Correspondence about glebe A (1846) 1021 M (1846) 32 0 (1847) 260 twice

ST. GEORGE'S CHURCH, Gawler To be erected Reg. Nov. 21, 1846, lC Erection of a parsonage A (1847) 1469, 1568 0 (1847) 223 Appointment of trustees A (1847) 1568 0 (1847) 260 twice Foundation stone laid S.A. March 12, 1847, 4C Parsonage to be erected S.A. June 8, 1847, 2B S.A. June 18, 1847, 2C Subscription list S.A. June 11, 1847, 2B Correspondence about delay in its erection S.A. Aug. 3, 1847, 3B Correspondence about the erection of a parsonage A (1848) 259, 291, 473, 736, 1069, 1215 P (1848) 94, 167, 337, twice, 383, 384 Minister's stipend A (1848) 640 A (1849) 1929, 2371 p (1848) 404, 473, 474, 554, 564 Q (1849) 335 Lists of seatholders A (1848) 640, 1683 A (1849) 797, 2188, 2371 A (1851) 1130, 1702 outsize, 2516 Correspondence about Government grant A (1848) 677, 1223 A (1849) 1929 p (1848) 212, 232, 266, 404 Consecration ceremony Reg. March 1, 1848, 2B Reg. March 18, 1848, lA Reg. March 25, 1848, 2B Completed S.A. March 3, 1848, 3C (twice) Erection of a school A (1849) 1539 Annual return A (1850) 723

ST. GEORGE'S CHURCH, Woodforde Foundation stone laid Reg. Jan 20, 1847, 2E S.A. Jan. 22, 1847, 6D

SAINT GOERGE'S CHURCH, Woodforde Grant sought for erecting the church A (1848) 599 p (1848) 194 A (1850) 1452 R (1850) 47 .. Lists of seat holders A (1848) 600, 1918 A (1849) 1415, 2174, 2175 A (1850) 674, ... 2039, 2578, 28 .. Defect in deed A (1848) 1015 p (1848) 320 Correspondence about the Government grant A (1848) 1162, 1352, 1830, 1884 p (1848) 211, 4 .. , 561 Correspondence about minister's stipend A (1848) 1830 p (1848) 554, 564, 640, 643 Q (1849) 479, 6 .. Opening services S.A. Jan. 21, 1848, 2E S.A. Jan. 28, 1848, 3B Consecrated S.A. Feb. 1, 1848, 3A Annual return A (1850) 715 Alleged misuse of Government grant A (1850) 2362 Trustees A (1851) 62, 183 Lists of seat holders A (1851) 1859, 1860 A (1852) 72 Petition for glebe land A (1851) 2684

ST. JAMES' CHURCH, Blakiston Correspondence about glebe A (1846) 816 A (1847) 672, 1362, 1440 L (1846) 387 M (1846) 13 .. 0 (1847) 176 A (1851) 564 S (1851) 113 twice) About to be built S.A. June 23, 1846, 3B S.A. Oct. 20, 1846, 3A

ST. JAMES' CHURCH, Blakiston About to be built S.A. Nov. 3, 1846, SC S.A. Nov. 13, 1846, SD Opened in April 1847 S.A. April 13, 1847, 2B Reg. April 21, 1847, lC Miscellaneous references S.A. April 16, 1847, 3D Bell cast by Pybus & Son and presented to the church by Capt. J. Finnis Reg. Aug. 11, 1847, 3A List of seat holders A (1848) S9S, 1621 A (1849) 762, 1970 A (18SO) 1286, 2033, 2804 A (18Sl) 794, ... , 2S87 Correspondence about title deeds A (1848) 741 p (1848) lSO, 313 Correspondence about the minister's stipend A (1848) 902 A (18Sl) 3060, 3222 P (1848) 289, 310 twice, 313, SS4, S6S Q (1849) 248, 3 .. , S83 s (18Sl) 66S Correspondence about the Government grant p (1848) 211, 261, 289 A (1849) 189S Consecrated Reg. May 3, 1848, 3A School opened S.A. Nov. 6, 1849, 4A Annual return A (18SO) 707

ST. JAMES' CHURCH, Mount Barker See St. James Church, Blakiston

ST. JAMES' CHURCH, Noarlunga ~ Church of St. Philip and St. James

ST. JOHN'S CHURCH, Adelaide Tenders invited for erection S.A. Jan. 9, 1840, 2D Sale of sittings Delay in completion of building Reg. Oct. 10, 1840, 2D and 3A S.A. Oct. 9, 1840, 3D Temporary chapel of ease to be opened Reg.Nov. 7, 1840,3C

ST. JOHN'S CHURCH, Adelaide Government aid sought E (1841) 105 Subscription list opened for an orgen Reg. March 20, 1841, lE S.A. April 2, 1841, 2C and 3C Tenders for carpenters' work Reg. Aug. 21, 1841, lB Opened Reg. Oct. 23, 1841, lC S.A. Oct. 29, 1841, 3B Subscriptions towards liquidation of debt S.A. Aug. 12, 1842, 2C Trustees in a position to pay debts S.A. Feb. 13, 1844, 3D Complaint by a pew subscriber S.A. April 23, 1844, 2D Meeting called to elect a trustee and to appoint a minister S.A. Nov. 29, 1844, 2A Reg. Dec. 18, 1844, 3B Temporary accommodation for congregation of Trinity Church Reg. Dec. 11, 1844, 2F S.A. Dec. 10, 1844, 3C "Drunken fellow" interrupts service Reg. Jan. 7, 1845, 3A Appointment of minister (Rev. R. Wilson) S.A. March 7, 1845, 2A R. March 26, 1845, 3A S.A. March 28, 1845, 3D Miscellaneous references Reg. March 26, 1845, 3A Reg. March 29, 1845, 2D Parsonage being re-built after having been burnt "sometime since" S.A. April 29, 1845, 2D Reg. May 3, 1845, 2F Meeting for appointing a minister S.A. May 15, 1846, 2B Pew rentals S.A. May 15, 1846, 2C Re-opened on May 17, 1846 S.A. May 15, 1846, 2B Rev. W.J. Woodcock appointed minister Reg. June 3, 1846, 2E Subscription list for building a rectory S.A. June 12, 1846, 2C Re-opened S.A. Dec. 10, 1847, 2C Reg. Dec. 8, 1847, lA Reg. Dec. 15, 1847, 4D

SAINT JOHN'S CHURCH, Adelaide Lists of seat holders A (1848) 739 A (1849) 1030 A (1850) 101, 736, 2032 A (1851) 784, 774, 2445 Correspondence about Government grant p (1848) 261 Petition asking for discontinuance of horse-racing on the neighbouring Park Lands A (1848) 1705 p (1848) 548 Subscription list Reg. Feb.5, 1848, 2A Supplementary services in Pirie Street S.A. Feb. 22, 1848, 2F Organ fund opened S.A. March 31, 1848, 3D Reg. March 11, 1848, 2D S.A. April 7, 1848, lB S.A. April 14, 1848, 3C S.A. April 18, 1848, lB, 3A S.A. April 21, 1848, 2C Reg. April 12, 1848, 3D Reg. Arpil 22, 1848, 3A Sermons in aid of the organ fund S.A. June 27, 1848, 3D S.A. June 30, 1848, 2E S.A. July 4, 1848, 3A Organist wanted S.A. June 27, 1848, 3D New organ in use Reg. July 5, 1848, 3D Pulteney Street School room used as a temporary place of worship Reg. July 8, 1848, 2A New pulpit installed Reg.Aug. 19, 1848, 2E Consecrated S.A. Sept. 26, 1848, 2E, 3B Reg. Sept. 27, 1848, 2A Reg. Sept. 30, 1848, 2B S.A. Oct. 3, 1848, 2F Reg. Oct. 4, 1848, 3E Times Oct. 2, 1848, 2D Government grant for minister's stipend A (1849) 2000 p (1848) 370, 371 Q (1849) 335 Archdeacon Hale appointed incumbent Reg. Dec. 19, 1849, 2E

SAINT JOHN'S CHURCH, Adelaide Government aid towards erection or enlargement of parsonage A (1850) 1224 Application for glebe land A (1851) 2484 s (1851) 551

ST. JOHN'S CHURCH, Macclesfield Land grant for church and school house A (1856) 192

ST. JOHN THE EVANGELIST'S CHURCH 3 miles S.E. of Kapunda Correspondence about glebe A (1849) 1927 Q (1849) 5.. twice, 573 Correspondence about glebe A (1850) 199, 225 R (1850) 77, 85, 153 Government grant in aid of its erection A (1851) 1320 R (1850) 351 s (1851) 13 .. Application for permission to use stone from Government land for the erection of the church. A (1850) 436 R (1850) 139 List of subscribers towards its erection A (1850) 461, 1239 Government aid towards its erection A (1850) 1239 R (1850) 153 A (1851) 1768

ST. JOSEPH'S CHURCH, Willunga Stone for building wanted from Government quarry A (1847) 1187 0 (1847) 144 Correspondence about proposed enrolment under the Church Ordinance A (1848) 744, 788 p (1848) 259, 2 .. 269 Proposed erection Reg. Jan. 1, 1848, 2A Foundation stone laid S.A. March 24, 1848, 3B Appointment of trustees A (1849) 1464 Q (1849) 428 List of subscribers towards its erection A (1849) 2095

ST. JOSEPH'S CHURCH, Willunga List of subscribers towards erection of minister's dwelling A (1849) 2104 List of persons interested in erecting a residence for the minister A (1849) 2266 Government grant towards its erection Q (1849) 585 A (1850) 698, 859, 2004 R (1850) 159, 164, 203, 236 Lists of seat renters A (1850) 597, 1336, 2072, 2875 A (1851) 882, 1875, 2542 Correspondence about minister's stipend A (1850) 750 Application for glebe land A (1850) 2338 R (1850) 598

SAINT LEONARD'S HOTEL Opening advertisement S.A. Nov. 30, 1849, 3C

ST. LEONARD'S, suburb of Adelaide Dinner to celebrate the establishment of the town Reg. Oct. 21, 1846, 3A For entries relating to incorporation under the Municipal Corpn. Act, see Glenelg Corporation

ST. LUKES CHURCH, Hindmarsh Square A wood and iron structure ordered by the Bishop. Seeks to have materials duty free A (1855) 2484 w (1855) 57 ..

ST. MARK'S CHURCH, Penwortham Correspondence about glebe A (1846) 769 M (1846) 13 p (1848) 365, 373 Government aid towards the erection of a parsonage A (1850) 596, 1409 R (1850) 176, 433 List of subscribers towards the erection of a parsonage A (1850) 596 Annual return A (1850) 686 Government aid towards its erection A (1850) 2238 A (1851) 36, 665, 1165

ST. MARK'S CHURCH, Penwortham Government aid towards its erection s (1851) 45 List of probable congregation A (1851) 36 List of seat renters A (1851) 2018, 2831

ST. MARK'S CHURCH, Woodside Memorial asking for grant of land for church, parsonage, etc. A (1850) 1450, 1622 R (1850) 392, 493 List of subscribers towards its erection A (1851) 1182 Government aid towards its erection A (1851) 1182, 1955, 2079, 2267 s (1851) 403, 404, 412

ST. MARY'S CHURCH, Suburb of Adelaide George Wise's school A (1849) 1401 Subdivisional sale S.A. Nov. 30, 1849, 3E See also St. Mary's Church, South Road

ST. MARY'S CHURCH, .B!J..rra List of seat renters A (1851) 955, 1976, 2915 Government aid sought towards its enlargement A (1851) 975 s (1851) 195

ST. MARY'S CHURCH, Echunga List of persons interested in its erection. Government aid sought A (1850) 1539 R (1850) 392 Proposed Government aid towards its erection A (1850) 2201, 2273 s (1851) 387 List of seat renters A (1851) 1760

ST. MARY'S CHURCH, Morphett Vale Dedication Reg. Dec. 31, 1845, lD Opened Reg. Jan. 7, 1846, 2C

ST. MARY'S CHURCH, Morphett Vale Alleged extortion by the priest S.A. May 2, 1848, 3A S.A. May 5, 1848, 2F S.A. May 12, 1848, 2D S.A. May 16, 1848, 3C S.A. May 19, 1848, 3A (twice) S.A. May 30, 1848, 3C Reg. May 6, 1848, 3C List of pew renters A (1848) 386, 395 p (1848) 173 A (1849) 2005, 2258, 2345, A (1850) 271, 599, 1337, 2056, 2892 A (1851) 88, 876, 2544 Trustees A (1849) 1573 Correspondence about the minister's stipend Q (1849) 607 Correspondence about glebe A (1850) 2718 A (1851) 561 A (1853) 825 S (1851) 45 twice, 150 u (1853) 250

ST. MARY'S CHURCH, South Road Opening services S.A. June 29, 1841, 2C, 3C S.A. July 6, 1841, 3B Reg. July 3, 1841, lA Reg. July 17, 1841, 3C Correspondence about glebe A (1846) 1125 M (1846) 64 A (1848) 1557 p (1848) 406 ... Foundation stone of the second church laid S.A. Oct. 30, 1846, SB Opening of the second church postponed Reg. May 26, 1847, lB Opening of the second church S.A. Sept. 14, 1847, 3F Reg. Oct. 23, 1847, 2B Lists of seat ho.lders A (1848) 1167, 1690 A (1849) 139, 853, 1309, 1984 A (1850) 270, 1317, 2041, 2792 A (1851) 674, ... , 2546

SAINT MARY'S CHURCH, South Road Condition of South Road sometimes makes access to church difficult A (1848) 1465 A (1849) 894 List of subscribers towards the erection of a parsonage A (1848) 1970 Correspondence about Government grant p (1848) 441 Q (1849) 49 Correspondence about the minister's stipend P (1848) 441, 535 twice, 554, 565 Q (1849) 335, 454, 583 A (1850) 109 Government aid towards the erection of a parsonage p (1848) 641 A (1849) 392, 467 A (1848) 1970 Q (1849) 149 twice Proposed erection of a parsonage Reg.Aug. 30, 1848, 2B S.A. Sept. 8, 1848, 2E S.A. Oct. 10, 1848, 3D Consecration S.A. March 6, 1849, 3G (twice) Reg. March 7, 1849, 4A S.A. March 20, 1849, 2D Annual return A (1850) 694

SAINT MATTHEW'S CHURCH, Kensington Correspondence about the Government grant A (1848) 954, 1290, 1378 P (1848) 315, 410, 447 twice Annual return A (1850) 694 Government aid towards the erection of a parsonage A (1850) 1922 R (1850) 4 .. List of seat renters A (1851) 1793 Subscription list opened for its erection Reg. April 12, 1848, 3D S.A. April 14, 1848, 3A Tenders invited for its erection Reg. May 3, 1848, lB Foundation stone ceremony Reg. May 24, 1848, 3A List of subscriptions and gifts S.A. June 12, 1849, 2C

ST. MATTHEWS CHURCH, Kensington Presentation of marble font by Miss Seton S.A. Feb. 23, 1849, 2D Consecration S.A. March 20, 1849, 3C S.A. March 23, 1849, lF S.A. March 27, 1849, 2D Reg. March 28, 1849, 2E Times April 2, 1849, 3F Request for permission to obtain stone from Government reserves A (1848) 1108 p (1848) 356 List of seat holders A (1848) 954 A (1850) 1305 A (1851) 766, 770, 2472

ST. MICHAEL'S CHURCH, ~ In course of erection. (Incorrectly called "St. Patricks") Reg. Jan. 30, 1847, 2E Correspondence about Government grant A (1848) 797, 1746 A (1849) 2004 p (1848) 260, 314 List of seat renters A (1849) 2154 A (1850) 272, 598, 1335, 2058, 2876 A (1851) 883, 1873, 2541 Appointment of trustees A (1849) 1464 Q (1849) 428 List of subscribers towards its erection A (1849) 2095 Correspondence about minister's stipend Q (1849) 604 Government grant towards its erection Q (1849) 585 A (1850) 85 .. R (1850) 159, 164, 203 Opened and consecrated Times April 30, 1849, lB S.A. May 1, 1849, lB S.A. May 4, 1849, 2D Correspondence about glebe A (1850) 994, 1907 R (1850) 262, 485

ST. MICHAEL'S CHURCH, Mitcham Permission sought to cut timber on Crown land for the proposed church. A (1848) 1568 p (1848) 509 List of families interested in its erection A (1848) 1746 Correspondence about glebe p (1848) 496 Correspondence about Government grant P (1848) 595 twice, 596 A (1849) 716 Q (1849) 76 Progress of erection A (1849) 924 u (1853) 8 .. 5 Proposed erection S.A. July 28, 1848 3B S.A. Aug. 29, 1848, 3D Reg.Aug. 30, 1848, 2B S.A. Sept. 8, 1848, 2C Reg. Sept. 9, 1848, 3D Foundation stone laid Reg. Sept. 27, 1848, 3C S.A. Oct. 3, 1848, 2F Times Oct. 2, 1848, 2D

SAINT NICHOLAS' CHURCH Pt. Lincoln Proposed church Reg. May 23, 1840, lD Reg. May 30, 1840, 7C S.A. Aug. 7, 1840, 3E Failure of plans for its erection Reg. Nov. 10, 1849, 3A

SAINT PATRICK'S CHURCH, West Terrace Foundation stone laid S.A. Dec. 17, 1844, 3B Reg. Dec. 18, 1844, 3C Church and Bishop's residence in course of erection. Reg. Aug 13, 1845, 3B Erection of gallery, etc. Reg. March 20, 1847, lA Opening ceremony S.A. Sept. 30, 1845, 2B Reg. Oct. 1, 1845, lA Reg. Oct. 4, 1845, 2D S.A. Oct. 7, 1845, 2E Reg. Oct. 8, 1845, lD

SAINT PATRICK'S CHURCH, West Terrace High Pontifical Mass celebrated by Dr. Murphy Reg. Aug. 11, 1847, 3A, 4C Erection of gallery, etc. A (1848) 385 We are assuming for the time being that the first St. Patrick's Church was the "school and temporary chapel" erected in 1844/5. Later research may upset this assumption. See Research Note 271. Trustees A (1849) 1573 Correspondence about the minister's stipend Q (1849) 583 List of seat renters A (1848) 395, 820 A (1849) 2005, 2329 A (1850) 50, 600, 1334, 2055, 2891 p (1848) 173 List of seat renters A (1851) 879, 1877 outsize, 2539 outsize

SAINT PATRICK'S SOCIETY Established S.A. April 27, 1849, 2B Reg. April 25, 1849, 2C Reg. April 28, 1849, 2C S.A. May 8, 1849, 2B Established Times April 30, 1849, 3D Times May 7, 1849, 3B Miscellaneous references S.A. May 11, 1849, 3C Reg. May 9, 1849, 2D S.A. June 26, 1849, 3C S.A. July 10, 1849, lF S.A. July 17, 1849, 3A Reg. July 11, 1849, 3B Reg. July 18, 1849, 3A Reg. July 25, 1849, 4D Miscellaneous references Times June 25, 1849, 2D Times July 9, 1849, 3C Times July 16, 1849, 3F Times Aug. 6, 1849, 3G

ST. PAUL'S CHURCH, Gawler See Church of St. Peter and St. Paul

ST. PAUL'S CHURCH, Port Adelaide Subscription list for its erection Reg. July 25, 1840, 2B S.A. Oct. 13, 1840, 2E Projected S.A. Jan. 8, 1841, 3E Its erection begins Reg. Feb. 6, 1841, 3B Opening services Reg. May 8, 1841, 20 Heavily in debt S.A. Sept. 28, 1841, 2B Correspondence about the Government grant A (1848) 664, 1098 A (1849) 1896 p (1848) 211, 232, 356 Minister's stipend P (1848) 380 twice, 385, 394, 554, 566 Q (1849) 139, 335, 479, 583 P.C. Perry's school held in the building A (1848) 461 Lists of seat holders A (1848) 596, 1193, 1708 A (1849) 277, 851, 1623, 2038 A (1850) 513, 1253, 2023, 2800 A (1851) 759, .. , 2481 Correspondence about glebe A (1848) 647 p (1848) 217 Correspondence about a parsonage at Alberton A (1848) 998 p (1848) 338, 339 A (1849) 2235 R (1850) 27 Correspondence about glebe adjoining the Alberton Cemetery A (1848) 1557 p (1848) 406, 4 .. R (1850) 142 Correspondence about definition of a road through section 2012 A (1849) 8 .. Annual returns A (1850) 694, 720 Site sought for a new building A (1849) 903 A (1850) 1142 Q (1849) 270, 338, 351 List of subscribers towards erection of a new building A (1850) 1142

ST. PAUL'S CHURCH, Port Adelaide Government aid towards the erection of a new building A (1850) 1923 A (1851) 919, 1852, 1921 s (1851) 209, .. 6 Old church completely destroyed by wind and flood A (1851) 1852 Services to be held temporarily in a store A (1851) 1918 See also Cemetery, Alberton

ST. PETER'S CHURCH, Gawler See Church of St. Peter and St. Paul

ST. PETER'S CHURCH, Glenelg Lists of subscribers and persons interested in its erection A (1850) 2917 Government aid towards its erection A (1850) 2917 s (1851) 45 A (1851) 37 Deed of conveyance for land approved for enrolment T (1852) 352, 3 ..

ST. PETER'S CHURCH, Williamstown Foundation stone laid Reg. Aug. 7, 1841, 4D

ST. PETER'S SCHOOL COLLEGIATE This school had its origin in the Church of England Collegiate School of South Australia, which see for early material Suggested absorption of the Church of England Collegiate School of South Australia S.A. March 24, 1848, 3A Purchase of land S.A. Aug. 8, 1848, 2B Gift of half an acre in Adelaide by 0. Gilles S.A. Oct. 27, 1848, 5A Times Oct. 30, 1848, 2F Examinations Times Dec. 18, 1848, 2D S.A. June 19, 1849, 2B S.A. Dec. 18, 1849, lD S.A. Dec. 21, 1849, 2F Examinations Times June 18, 1849, 3C Report of speech day S.A. Dec. 19, 1848, 2B

ST. PETER'S SCHOOL COLLEGIATE Permission sought to remove stone and timber from Crown land for building the school A (1849) 902 A (1851) 2283, 2354 Q (1849) 298 s (1851) 456, 457 Foundation stone taken from the remains of the City Bridge A (1849) 921 Q (1849) 269 Miscellaneous references S.A. Jan. 9, 1849, 3C S.A. March 23, 1849, 3C S.A. April 20, 1849, 2F S.A. June 5, 1849, 3B S.A. July 10, 1849, 2C, 3C Times July 16, 1849, 2D Times Jan. 15, 1849, 2F Times Jan. 29, 1849, 3D Times April 2, 1849, lE Constitution adopted and office bearers elected S.A. April 10, 1849, 2C Reg. April 14, 1849, 2C Times April 16, 1849, 3F To be called Church of England Collegiate School of St. Peters S.A. May 4, 1849, 2D Times May 7, 1849, 3D Foundation stone laid Times May 21, 1849, 2D S.A. May 22, 1849, 3B S.A. May 25, 1849, 2B Reg. May 26, 1849, 2E Times May 28, 1849, 4B Gift of £300 by M. Fetherstonhaugh S.A. June 5, 1849, 2F Times June 11, 1849, 3F Tenders invited for building the school Times June 18, 1849, 2D Reg. June 20, 1849, 2B Architectural plans criticised Reg. July 7, 1849, 4A Reg. July 11, 1849, 2D Reg. July 18, 1849, 4C

ST PHILIPS' CHURCH, Noarlunga See Church of St. Philip and St. James

ST. SAVIOUR'S CHURCH Redruth Correspondence about glebe A (1848) 410, 635, 808 A (1850) 255 R (1850) 232 p (1848) 173, 175, 216, 217 Q (1849) 473 R (1850) 142 Correspondence about the erection of a parsonage A (1850) 974, 1081 R (1850) 232 thrice

ST. STEPHEN'S CHURCH, Willunga Correspondence about the proposed church A (1848) 239, 284, 344Yz, 429, 529, 532, 556, 706 P (1848) 90, 99, 131, 132 twice, 152, 188, 191, 233, 304, 314 Q (1849) 52 Aid sought for erection of parsonage A (1848) 1544, 1796, 1846 P (1848) 552, 559, 577 twice, 589 Correspondence about Government grant A (1848) 1762, 1914 Lists of seat renters A (1849) 1456, 2282 A (1850) 586, 1285, 1976 A (1851) 767, 1761, 2778 Correspondence about minister's stipend Q (1849) 479 . Installation of pulpit lecturer's desk and seats Reg. Jan. 17, 1849, 3A Consecration Reg. April 21, 1849, 3A Times April 23, 1849, 3F Annual return A (1850) 721

ST. THOMAS' CHURCH, Balhannah Petition asking for land for church, school, and glebe A (1850) 1701 R (1850) 471, 473 List of subscribers towards its erection A (1851) 1183 Government aid towards its erection A (1851) 1183, 1955, 2079, 2267 s (1851) 2 .. , 403, 404, 412

ST. THOMAS' CHURCH, Port Lincoln List of subscribers towards its erection A (1849) 2279

ST. THOMAS' CHURCH, Port Lincoln Correspondence about Government grant towards its erection A (1849) 2279 Q (1849) 63 .. R (1850) 27 Correspondence about glebe Q (1849) 473 R (1850) 142 Foundation stone laid Reg. Nov. 10, 1849, 3A Tenders invited for its erection Reg. Nov. 14, 1849, 3A Annual return A (1850) 694 Conveyance of parts of the cemetery sought A (1853) 565, 1067, 1068 u (1853) 185, 236, 757

ST. VINCENT DE PAUL'S CHURCH, Port Wakefield Correspondence about glebe A (1850) 1365 R (1850) 359

ST. VINCENT GULF Sailing directions A (1845) 802 S.A. July 25, 1845, 2B Chart prepared by T. Lipson to be engraved in copper by J. Payne A (1853) 1211, 1503, 2566, 2879 A (1854) 1688 u (1853) 374, 831

SAINT VINCENT SPECIAL SURVEY See APort Vincent Special Survey

SALE, A.T. Signatory to a memorial praying a court of full jurisdiction for Port Lincoln. A (1852) 15

SALISBURY Erection of bridge A (1848) 517, 721 P (1848) 204, 238 twice, 239, 247 Subdivision of land sale S.A. May 30, 1848, 3F Race meetings S.A. Aug 15, 1848, 30 Reg. Sept. 2, 1848, lC S.A. Oct. 27, 1848, SA Reg. Oct. 21, 1848, lE (twice)

SALISBURY Race meetings S.A. Nov. 7, 1848, 2D Reg.Nov.4, 1848,2D Reg. Nov. 15, 1848, 2D S.A. Sept. 11, 1848, 4A Times Oct. 30, 1848, 2F Times Nov. 6, 1848, 2D Subdivisional sale S.A. Oct. 27, 1848, 3F Times Nov. 6, 1848, 2C Prosser's school A (1849) 1037 Schoolroom wanted Reg. March 7, 1849, 2C Hunting meet S.A. May 22, 1849, 3B S.A. May 25, 1849, 4A S.K. Hall's school A (1850) 1186 Opening of the railway from Adelaide (Obs., Jan. 3, 1857 3D and 6D) To have a public pound A (1852) 2398 T (1852) 755 Alleged outrages against Protestants by Irish Roman Catholics. Police protection sought. A (1855) 3136, 3287 w (1855) 742, 743 Disorders attributed to elections and intoxicants rather than to Catholic Protestant animosities A (1855) 3287 Police troopers to patrol neighborhood occasionally. No present need for a police station. A (1855) 3287 Name List Petition from settlers A (1853) 3202 A (1854) 3302 Postal arrangements Miscellaneous references A (1849) 352, 398 Q (1849) 118, 131 A (1850) 175 R (1850) 58 A (1851) 109 A (1852) 2338, 3183 A (1853) 3037, 3202 s (1851) 33

SALISBURY Postal arrangements T (1852) 751, 937 u (1853) 927 Post Office established A (1850) 406 R (1850) 133 See also St. Augustine's Roman Catholic Church

SALISBURY district Memorial asking for a bridge across the Little Para, west of Salisbury A (1849) 9 .. Pound needed A (1851) 2394, 3264 List of section holders A (1851) 3264 Enquiries about the Volunteer Military Force A (1854) 2755 v (1854) 859 See also Little Salisbury, town

SALISBURY LAND BUILDING AND INVESTMENT SOCIETY Correspondence about its rules A (1851) 999, 2559, 3029

SALMAN, Joseph His whereabouts sought A (1849) 1892, 2227 Q (1849) 520

SALMON, Joseph Appointed guard, Y atala Labor Prison A (1855) 3479 W Finance (1855) 203

SALMON Proposed introduction A (1854) 352, 1058 v (1854) 164, 493

SALT, Elizabeth Her death on the Samuel Boddington A (1849) 220

SALT, Robert Constable on the Westminster A (1848) 1026

SALT, Thomas

SALT

Appointment in the Police Force A (1849) 599 Dismissed from the Police Force A (1849) 1806

Proposed lease of a lagoon near Port Lincoln A (1845) 413 G (1845) 83 .. Proposed lease of a lagoon on Kangaroo Island A (1847) 1314 0 (1847) 155 Prohibited as a cargo on immigrant ships, it being considered injurious to health of passengers A (1855) 3207 w (1855) 759 See also Prices - Salt

SALT CREEK, Coorong Carter's refreshment house Reg. Oct. 6, 1847, 2D Complaint about the hotel Times Oct. 2, 1848, 2E Public house described Times May 21, 1849, 3F S.A. May 25, 1849, 4A Aborigines find a lifeboat and three bodies on the shore A (1852) 3345 A (1853) 823 T (1852) 985

SALT CREEK, Eyre Peninsula Its course A (1855) 1532 See also Police Station, Salt Creek, Eyre Peninsula

SALT CREEK, district (north-east of Port Lincoln) Murder of C. Crocker A (1851) 943, 969 s (1851) 203

SALT CREEK STATION, Eyre Peninsula Native shot by J.T. Symes A (1849) 658, 1271 Times April 9, 1849, 3D

SALTER, William Applies for remission of penalty under the Waste Lands Act A (1844) 1514 Accused of closing a public road in the Rhine and Gawler Special Survey. A (1846) 180, 305, 306 L (1846) 187 (twice) 226 Transfer of land grant from J .H. Angas A (1851) 2366 s (1851) 477 Surety for A. Darvall A (1851) 3145 Applies for a mineral lease 2 miles SSE of Overland Springs A (1852) 9 T (1852) 48, 394, ... Withdraws his application for mineral least Section No. 10 A (1852) 1585 T (1852) 525, 5 .. Transfers section 295 north east of Angaston to Charles Radford A (1853) 237 Member of the first Angaston District Council A (1853) 1496 Chairman of Angaston District Council A (1853) 3214 u (1853) 941 Appointed a justice of the peace in the Angaston district A (1853) 3445 V (1854) 18 (twice) Invited to become returning officer for Light district A (1854) 1704 v (1854) 507, ... Returning Officer, Elec. District of Light. Correspondence about payment of fees to officers and magistrates A (1855) 3167 w (1855) 747 Detailed statement of his duties as Returning Officer, electoral district of Light. A (1855) 3340

SALTER, William Thomas Portion of his leased land to be resumed by Govt. A (1855) 3735 w (1855) 888

SALTIA CREEK - Nomenclature See Place names - Saltia Creek

SALUTES, ROY AL See Royal salutes

SAMOANS Their alleged ill-treatment as employees of F. Cadell A (1855) 2145, 2685, 3242 w (1855) 622, 756

SAMPSON, Thomas Evidence on the death of James Villes A (1849) 1056

SAMSON, John Complains of treatment as an immigrant on the Macedon A (1849) 1914

SAMSON, William Applies for auctioneer's licence A (1847) 323, 394 N (1847) 152 (twice)

SAMSON, William Tender for supply of timber A (1847) 325 N (1847) 150 Bondsman for E.G. Collinson A (1847) 401 A (1848) 433 p (1848) 124 Buys Emanuel Solomon's premises and auctioneering business S.A. Feb. 9, 1847, 4A, SC Reg. Feb. 6, 1847, 2E Seeks appointment as Government Auctioneer A (1850) 1235 R (1850) 323 See also Samson, Wicksteed & Co.

SAMSON, WICKSTEED & CO. Commence business as auctioneers, etc. S.A. Sept. 29, 1848, 3F Seek appointment as Government Auctioneers A (1849) 801 Q (1849) 245 A (1850) 1298 R (1850) 333 Libellous attack by the Mercurv S.A. Aug. 7, 1849, 3C, 3E Seek appointment as auctioneers for land sales A (1853) 272 u (1853) 135

SAMSON, WICKSTEED & CO. Seek a clear definition of their duties as Government Auctioneers A (1855) 375 w (1855) 220 Appointment as Govt. Auctioneers upheld by Govt. A (1855) 2972 w (1855) 727

SAMUEL BODDINGTON, immigrant ship Miscellaneous papers A (1849) 39, 88, 105, 113, 219, 220 Q (1849) 70

SAMUEL, J.K. Seeks information about sureties required in the Assay Office. A (1852) 2752 T (1852) 840

SANDER, Johann H. Hitch in naturalisation proceedings A (1849) 1092

SANDERS, For his contract to build a bridge at Noarlunga1 see Chadwick & Sanders

SANDERS, Benjamin Application for an occupation licence on the Mosquite Plains A (1847) 508, p.9

SANDERS, George Complains of over-stocking of common lands A (1847) 321 N (1847) 154 Seeks position of wardsman at the Hospital

. A (1849) 400 Q (1849) 133. Dismissed as Wardsman from the Hospital A (1850) 368 R (1850) 119 twice On the first Echunga District Council A (1853) 2020 Appointed Chairman of the Echunga District Council A (1854) 79 A (1855) 822~ Appeals for compensation for the men who extinguished an extensive fire in Echunga district A (1855) 420, 616 w (1855) 156, 201

SANDERS, Hemy Robbery charge abandoned A (1848) 413 See also Chadwick & Sanders, contractors

SANDERS, James His matrimonial differences A (1845) 1420 A (1846) 195 L (1845) 50

SANDERS, Jonathan Seeks appointment as a census collector A (1850) 2311

SANDERS, Jonathan George Sick and destitute A (1851) 3648

SANDERS, Robert Applies for authority to receive letters addressed to T. Onslow A (1846) 945, 1052 M (1846) 9, 34 Surety for E.N. Emmett A (1847) 1160, 1180 0 (1847) 97

SANDERS, Sampson Seeks permission to quarry slate near Willunga A (1846) 613, 633 L (1846) 321, 332 Appointed clerk to the Road Board of Kanmantoo and Monarto A (1851) 1521 s (1851) 296

SANDERS, William Evidence on the murder of Mr. Brown of Mt. Gawler A 1842/No. 82 Witness at trial of Port Lincoln natives A 1842/No. 464 E (1842) 763

SANDERSON, Frederick J. Seeks a Government appointment A (1854) 1317, 1515, 1595 v (1854) 440, 578 Appointed accountant in the Treasury A (1854) 2460 v (1854) 805

SANDERSON, William D. Recommended as post master of Morphett Vale A (1852) 333 T (1852) 105, 115

SANDFORD Witness in the case of Getling v. Ferguson A (1856) 628Y2

SANDFORD, Edward Correspondence as Surgeon Superintendent of the Indian A (1849) 1641 Q (1849) 517, 551 R (1850) 6

SANDFORD, F Appointed weigher in the Customs A (1853) 193

SANDFORD, John E. Seeks appointment as clerk in the Registrar-General's Office A (1850) 168 R (1850) 54

SANDFORD, William Seeks appointment as a census collector A (1850) 2243 Appointed fourth landing waiter in the Customs A (1853) 193 u (1853) 63 Signs a petition A (1853) 2763 Appointed third landing waiter in the Customs Department A (1854) 21 v (1854) 41 Appointed second landing waiter A (1854) 479 A (1855) v (1854) 183, 358

SANDFORD, William F. Appointed sixth landing waiter in the Customs Department A (1854) 21 v (1854) 41 Appointed 5th landing waiter A (1854) 479 A (1855) 839 v (1854) 183 w (1855) 358

SANDFORD, William Fred Seeks employment as a census collector A (1850) 2244, 2694 R (1850) 664

SANDISON, George Seeks free passage from England for his brother A (1849) 2311 Q (1849) 639 Applies for refund of money deposited by him towards his brother's passage from England A (1851) 3281 s (1851) ...

SANDLAND, John Asks for alteration in the water reserve of Rowland's Flat P (1848) 257, 318 twice, 319 On the first Barossa East District Council A (1854) 777 On Barossa East District Council A (1855) 2006 w (1855) 473

SANDO, Joseph Constable on the Aboukir A (1847) 1135

SANDS, David Advertisement as an architect and surveyor Reg. July 4, 1849, lB Seeks appointment as a census collector A (1850) 2200 Appointed draughtsman in Public Works Office A (1853) 3416 v (1854) 32 Irregular acceptance of fees from contractors. Resignation as a draftsman, Colonial Architect's Office. A (1855) 3980, 4186-8 w (1855) 916-17

SANDS, D. Report on the proposed bridge over the Onkaparinga River A (1850) 1071 R (1850) 283

SANDS, S. Buys section 637, County of Light L (1846) 414

SANFORD, Stephen A patient in the Hospital Q (1849) 90

SANGER, J.C. Seeks compensation, as Surgeon Superintendent of the Marion, for clothing, etc., lost whilst caring for shipwrecked immigrants A (1851) 2473 s (1851) 4 ..

SANGER, John Mildred A lunatic A (1848) 534 p (1848) 183

SANITARY ENGINEERING See also Adelaide - Sewerage

SANSON, Thomas Seeks employment as a census collector A (1850) 2150

SANTIPORE, immigrant ship Miscellaneous papers A (1848) 1360, 1597, 1598, 1601, 1612, 1661, 1674 p (1848) 512, 527

SAPPERS AND MINERS Correspondence about allowances A (1847) 753 0 (1847) 22 Method of payment E (1841) 179, 190 A (1842) 250, 503 Correspondence about the return to England of members of the Corps E (1842) 316, 317, 385, 386, 387 A (1843) 1302, 1317, 1397 A (1844) 1348 A (1845) 374, 393Yz G (1845) 809 p (1848) 251 Correspondence about the mode of meeting the cost of the detachment E (1842) 508, 578, 596 Arrival of three Sappers from England A (1843) 1395 Nominal lists A (1844) 45, 162, 1050 A (1846) 137 A (1849) 1349

SAPPERS AND MINERS Discussion of their rates of pay A (1844) 104¥2 G (1844) 496 Estimated expenditure for 1845 A (1844) 919 Governor Grey proposes to dispense with the services of the greater part of the detachment A (1844) 1102¥2 H (1844) 143, 213 A (1845) 1157 Arrival of seven men A (1847) 752 N (1847) 313 Miscellaneous changes in personnel A (1847) 754, 801 Scale of rations A (1847) 965 Suggested money allowance instead of rations A (1847) 1024 0 (1847) 41 twice Married men occupy building on the Native Location A (1847) 1073 0 (1847) 53 Detachment to be brought up to full strength N (1847) 218 New regulations for issue of rations 0 (1847) 27 Discharge of men who have completed 21 years' service A (1848) 1182, 1901 A (1847) 1206 p (1848) 377, 611 Discharge of certain men A (1846) 78, 136 A (1849) 303 Q (1849) 11.. Suggested debit of their pay to general revenue A (1848) 1507 p (1848) 486 Statistical return, showing mode of employment A (1849) 2343 A (1850) 1302 Claim by British Government for maintenance of the detachment 1839-48 A (1851) 303, 385 S (1851) 68 twice, 69 Statistical return A (1851) 485

SAPPERS AND MINERS Awarded an increase in pay A (1852) 3181 T (1852) 939 u (1853) 906 J. Moore (ex Sappers & Miners) appointed Clerk, Land Office A (1855) 1115, 1183 W Finance (1855) 46 Their wives entitled to the services of the Colonial Surgeon A (1855) 2474, 2904, 4133 w (1855) 674 X Finance (1856) 5, 6 Estimates, 1856. To receive half of temporary allowances paid to them during 1855. A (1855) 3681, 3766 W Finance (1855) 217 A

SAPPERS' BARRACKS Capt. Frame's claim for money spent on the eastern wing A (1842) 444 E (1842) 791, 792, 813, 839 Proposed accommodation for native children to be transferred from the school at Walkerville A (1845) 533, 570, 723, 734 G (1845) 898, 924 (twice) Native children transferred from the school at Walkerville A (1845) 767 Proposed removal of the Sappers and Miners to the Native Location A (1845) 641 G (1845) 929 After the removal of the Sappers, these buildings were known as the new Native Schoolhouse G (1845) 924 Scattered over a wide area. Very dilapidated. A (1850) 872 Description of proposed barracks A (1850) 1268 Erection of additional quarters A (1851) 2290 s (1851) 458 Additions completed A (1853) 2940 u (1853) 836

SARA, George A passenger to South Australia by the Westminster A (1848) 1017

SARA, William A passenger to South Australia by the Westminster A (1848) 1017

SATCHELL, Edward Davis Appointed pound keeper at Barossa A (1853) 2389

SATIRIST, Newspaper About to be published Ad. Exam. Oct. 26, 1842, 3C

SAUERBIER, Christian Correspondence about land A (1854) 2937 v (1854) 891

SAUNDERS, James Absent without leave as a guard at the Gaol. His name struck off. A (1854) 66 See Sanders

SAUNDERS, John Appointment as pound-keeper at the Burra. A (1848) 1657 p (1848) 577, 589 Seeks appointment as bailiff at the Local Court, Burra A (1850) 1214 Correspondence about fees payable to him as bailiff of the Local Court, Burra A (1851) 707 Seeks appointment as inspector of brands at the Burra. A (1851) 1453 s (1851) 27 ..

SAUNDERS, John Resigns as pound keeper and bailiff at the Local Court, Burra. A (1852) 757 T (1852) 246 (twice) Applies for appointment as clerk to the local court at Port Elliot A (1855) 331 w (1855) 104, 108

SAUNDERS, Thomas A passenger to South Australia by the Poietiero A (1848) 1785 Appointed Deputy Harbour Master and Pilot at Port Elliot T (1852) 28 Appointed sub-collector of Customs at Port Elliot and Encounter Bay T (1852) 110 (twice)

SAUNDERS, Thomas Offers to act as postmaster at Port Elliot A (1852) 850 First post master at Port Elliot A (1852) 1272 T (1852) 412 Seeks an increase in salary as Harbour Master, Collector of Customs and Postmaster at Port Elliot A (1852) 2548 T (1852) 796 Censured for grave neglect of duty and dismissed. u (1853) 141 Resigns as harbour master, sub-collector and postmaster at Port Elliot A (1853) 527, 529 u (1853) 168

SAVAGE, Harry Inquest on his death A (1854) 1926

SAVAGE, William Seeks appointment as poundkeeper at Islington A (1847) 1530 0 (1847) 251 Application for appointment as poundkeeper at Islington A (1848) 430 p (1848) 151 Resignation as poundkeeper at Islington A (1850) 496 Appointed poundkeeper at Salisbury A (1851) 2394 s (1851) 477 Deserts his pound at Salisbury A (1852) 550 T (1852) 189 (twice)

SAVINGS BANK OF SOUTH AUSTRALIA For the institution which this bank superseded in 1847 see South Australian Savings Bank Application for position of accountant by J. Wotherspoon. A (1847) 1221 0 (1847) 117 Appointment of first trustees A (1847) 1296, 1299, 1300, 1309, 1333, 1341, 1348, 1372, 1535, 1539 0 (1847) 137, 242 Bill for its establishment in the Legislative Council S.A. Sept. 24, 1847, 2F, 3A Reg. Sept. 22, 1847, 3A

SAVINGS BANK OF SOUTH AUSTRALIA Proposed amendments to the Act A (1848) 1585 p (1848) 506 Trustees: appointments and resignations A (1848) 1915 A (1849) 1189, 1291 A (1850) 307, 1353, 1374 A (1851) 237, 427~, 446 p (1848) 639 Q (1849) 319, 368 (3 times) R (1850) 103 twice, 339, 340 A (1851) 862, 1190, 3414 s (1851) 70 A (1852) 1377, 1649, 2897 A (1853) 756, 909, 1654 A (1854) 1227, 1347 T (1852) 529, 544, .. 83 u (1853) 450, 511 v (1854) 404 Opening advertisement S.A. Feb. 29, 1848, 3C Notice to depositors S.A. March 14, 1848, 3E Applications invited for position of Surveyor and Valuator Reg. May 17, 1848, lC Miscellaneous references S.A. Aug. 8, 1848, 3C S.A. Sept. 5, 1848, 3B S.A. Oct. 3, 1848, 3A (twice) Cash box to be deposited at weekends at the Bank of South Australia A (1849) ... Q (1849) 347 Report for July 1849 A (1849) 1646 Trustees' report on Tidd Pratt's comments on the Savings Bank Act. A (1849) 1646 Proposed branch at the Burra A (1849) 2126 A (1850) 1213 Q (1849) 618, 622 Office removed from Gawler Place to Neales' new building in King William Street S.A. June 15, 1849, 3D Gawler Place premises entered by burglars. Safe removed S.A. June 19, 1849, 2D Reg. June 20, 1849, 3A Balance sheets A (1849) 55 A (1851) 1029

SAVINGS BANK OF SOUTH AUSTRALIA Balance sheets A (1853) 194 A (1854) 6 .. A (1855) 938 (outsize gr.3) Proposed alteration of rules A (1850) 531 R (1850) 163 Inconvenience caused by failure of trustees to attend meetings A (1851) 237 Copies of resolutions submitted for the Governor's approval. A (1851) 1029, 2054 Trustees' policy with regard to advances A (1851) 1678 s (1851) 34 .. Governor Young's niggardly attitude A (1851) 2054 s (1851) 370, 397 Heavy withdrawals embarrass the Trustees A (1852) 502 T (1852) 154 Has difficulty in finding suitable investments for its funds A (1853) 321 u (1853) 129 Salary of Accountant to be increased A (1853) 1358 u (1853) 479 Suggestion that branches be opened in country districts A (1853) 1965 u (1853) 566 Schedule of attendance of trustees. Necessary quorum often not made. A (1855) 2517 w (1855) 584 Trustees: Appointments, resignations A (1855) 2970 w (1855) 724 Land connected with Trial Hill Road, Mt. Crawford Dist., vested in the Trustees of the Savings Bank A (1856) 80

SA WYER, George E. Seeks employement as a census collector A (1843) 1412 G (1844) 521, 572 K (1844) 142 A (1845) 892 K (1845) 6 L (1846) 131, 218

SA WYER, George E. Applies for the position of Inspector of Weights and Measures A (1844) 279Yz G (1844) 596 Seeks employment as messenger A (1846) 868 L (1846) 390 Seeks appointment in the Government as clerk A (1847) 916 N (1847) 360 Seeks appointment as a census collector A (1850) 2115

SA WERT, Caspar Heimich Seeks naturalisation A (1846) 725 Inquest on his death A (1854) 482

SA WERT, H.C. Buys section 3902 in the Three Brothers Special Survey A (1846) 404

SA WLE, James Complains of the closing of a road by William Salter in the Rhine and Gawler Special Survey A (1846) 18 .. , 305, 306 L (1846) 187 (twice), 226

SAWLE, ~James Applies for authority to solemnise marriages A (1854) 148 v (1854) 105

SAW MILLS First use of a circular saw Reg.Nov. 28, 1849, 4E S.A. Nov. 30, 1849, 2D

SA WYER, Harry Alleged murder of a native A (1846) 1096

SA WYER, William Assaults a native girl on Eyre Peninsula A (1850) 1322 Drowned A (1851) 309

SA WYERS, George E.

SAWYERS, Wages

SAXON,~

To receive relief A (1849) 373 Q (1849) 117

SAXON, Phillip Inquest on his death A (1852) 1619

SAYERS, W.J. His premises robbed A (1845) 759, 789 G (1845) 923, 929

See Sawer

See Wages - Sawyers

Certificate of character for T. Abel A (1846) 1350

SAYERS, William Robert Tender accepted for repairs to the Glen Osmond Toll Bar A (1845) 179 G (1845) 7 .. ,746

SAYERS & ROSE contractors Application for advance on a building contract A (1845) 1056 Contractors for alterations to the Sappers' Barracks G (1845) 937 A (1846) 35

SCAB IN SHEEP Legal proceedings against importers of scabby sheep E (1841) 7 Inspector's office abolished E (1841) 31 twice Inspector re-appointed E (1841) 162, 165, 242 Duties of Inspector E (1841) 195 Reason for appointment of W .H. Dumbleton as Inspector E (1841) 201 Complaint of official laxity, by John Reynell A (1842) 386 Office of inspector again abolished F (1842) 198 Black oil as a dressing Ad. Exam. Feb. 8, 1843, 3C

SCAB IN SHEEP Complaint about the sale of infected sheep at the Cattle Market, Thebarton A (1844) 463 G (1844) 658 Official laxity. Proposed amendment of the Act. A (1844) 738 Inspector again appointed under the new Act T (1852) 1051 Proposals for carrying out the Scab Act 1852 A (1853) 27 H. Evans' alleged cure A (1853) 229~, 371, 587 61,000 sheep on Yorke Peninsula, half of which are diseased. A (1853) 371 Inspectors' reports A (1853) 487 A (1854) 3037 Settlers in Port Lincoln district seek the enforcement of the Act A (1853) 686 u (1853) 246 W.R. Mortlock's report etc. A (1853) 730, 866 u (1853) 297 Inspectors to have Crown Solicitor's assistance when necessary for enforcement of the Act. A (1853) 752, 1030 u (1853) 239, 317 H. Evans' cure sent to other Australian colonies, New Zealand and Cape Town. A (1853) 1045, 1121 u (1853) 260, 266, 1935 Local courts have no jurisdiction under the act A (1853) 992, 1030, 1188 A lawsuit pending about the non-branding of diseased sheep A (1853) 1112 J. Hamilton's report and numerical return of diseased sheep A (1853) 2105, 2657 Report (and papers); Inspector Morris' visit to the South East A (1855) 3593 Report by Inspector of sheep. (Last page of report only) A (1855) 2574 Victorian co-operation sought on remedies, border inspections and legislation. w (1855) 620 W. Randell's efforts for securing a remission of penalty A (1854) 1160, 1403, 1800 A (1855) 1127 v (1854) 632 W Finance (1855) 57

SCAB IN SHEEP Steps to amend act A (1855) 3727 w (1855) 890-891 Govt. declines to return fine paid by E.B. Gleeson under Scab Act. A (1855) 3829, 3886 w (1855) 868 W Finance (1855) 238 Instructions of Chief Inspector of Sheep as to seizure of infected sheep. A (1855) 3885 w (1855) 887

SCABURN, Robert A resident on the Park Lands D (1839) 64

SCAIFE, Stephenson, H. Declaration as electoral collector for Barossa A (1853) 512 Appointed a District Constable for Angaston A (1853) 1964 Appointed clerk of Angaston Local Court A (1854) 378 v (1854) 171

SCALLAN, Francis Appointed a tide waiter in the Customs Department A (1855) 484 w (1855) 146 Resigns as tide waiter in the Customs Department A (1855) 1424 W Finance (1855) 60 Appointed clerk, Colonial Architects office A (1855) 3608 W Finance (1855) 215

SCANLON, William Convicted of fraud A (1851) 2801 '12 Seeks mitigation of his sentence A (1852) 286, 530 T (1852) 178

SCARLET, Henry Attempted escape from gaol A (1849) 703 Transported for larceny A (1849) 708 outisze, 710

SCARLET FEVER Many deahts on the Shackamaxon A (1853) 843

SCA WN, John Thomas Commissioner of roads for Kondoparinga A (1852) 43 Chairman of Kondoparinga District Council A (1854) 682

SCHAFER, Carl Letter on behalf of his cousin, Theodor Engelbrecht. A (1850) 1920 R (1850) 493

SCHEMANSKI, Stanilaus Inquest on his death A (1851) 2931

SCHILLING, C. Seeks appointment as German interpreter in the law courts. A (1849) 1117 Q (1849) 331

SCHILLING, Gottfried Appointed a District Constable for Angaston A (1853) 1964

SCHINKLE, Peter Seeks remission of a fine A (1853) 2800 u (1853) 818

SCHLEINITZ, Hermann Asks permission for his assistant to conduct his school pro tern. A (1852) 862

SCHLESINGER, Nicholas W. Naturalised A (1849) 1090

SCHLESINGER, W. Secretary of the Colonial Labour Office. A (1849) 1256

SCHLIEFKE, G. A stock owner in the Angas Park district. A (1844) 1479 H (1844) 348

SCHILL, August Seeks a slaughtering licence A (1855) 1323 w (1855) 329

SCHINDLER, - -Not legally naturalised A (1853) 506 u (1853) 173

SCHIRMER, Johannes Dissatisfaction that his publican's licence was not renewed. A (1854) 883 v (1854) 325

SCHMECHER, P. Seeks remission of a fine A (1853) 3452 v (1854) 25

SCHMIDT, Dietrich Heinrich Hitch in his naturalisation. A (1848) 909

SCHMIDT, Ferdinandt Applies for naturalization A (1847) 250 N (1847) 119

SCHMIDT, James F. Offers room for use as a local court at Gawler A (1850) 1487

SCHMIDT, John His daughters to receive relief. A (1847) 1125, 1151

SCHMIDT, Martha Petitions for relief. A (1847) 1125, 1151, 1211 0 (1847) 98 twice

SCHMIDT, Richard Occupation of a police cottage at Willunga A (1849) 1729 Q (1849) 508 twice

SCHMIDT, Sarah Petitions for relief A (1847) 1125, 1151, 1211 0 (1847) 98 twice

SCHNEIDER, Johann Sale of his effects A (1848) 1933 p (1848) 637

SCHNIDER, Johann, passenger by the Victoria See Schneider

SCHNORRS, Dietrich Hitch in his naturalisation A (1848) 909

SCHOALES, Rev. J.W. Minister of St. Mary's Church, South Road and Christ Church, O'Halloran Hill. A (1851) 1857, 1858

SCHOHL, Edward His whereabouts A (1853) 1836

SCHOLEY, George & Son Seek protection from trespassers on their land near Willunga. A (1853) 1094 u (1853) 325

SCHOMBURGK, Julius Ludwig Naturalized A (1852) 44 Offered position of clerk in the GPO because he understands German. A (1852) 1643) T (1852) 543

SCHOMBURGK, Otto Minister of the Lutheran congregation at Bucksfelde A (1851) 339, 3018 s (1851) 607 Appointed a justice of the peace A (1851) 1284

SCHOMBURGK, 12L. Otto Appointed a member of the Central Board of Education T (1852) 378 Resigns as a member of the Central Board of Education. A (1852) 1510 T (1852) 488

SCHOMBURGK, I2L. Otto Presides at inquest on H.T. Biggins, Sheaoak Log. A (1855) 2754 Signs memorial for J.E. Gameau's appt. as a stipendiary magistrate. A (1856) 10

SCHONDORF, Rev. Christoph Samuel Daniel Minister of Moravian Congregation, Light Pass. Given authority to perform ceremony of marriage A (1855) 3023, 3366 w (1855) 717 Seeks extension of time for purchase of land by the Moravian Church community, Light Pass. A (1855) 3899 w (1855) 878-879

SCHOOL BOOKS List of books imported by the Government. A (1846) 1492 List of the books in use at the Native School, Adelaide A (1847) 1100 0 (1847) 74 Proposed establishment of a Government book depot A (1851) 3880Yz List of books and materials imported from England A (1853) 1841 A (1854) 3281 A (1855) 988 List of books (with prices) imported from H.M.S.O. A (1855) 2911 See also Prices School books

SCHOOL BUILDINGS Badly needed. Suggested means of financing. A (1853) 994 u (1853) 322 Central Board of Education empowered to grant funds for incorporation of living quarters in school buildings. A (1855) 2703 w (1855) 637 £1000 paid to Education Board for aid for the erection of district schools. W Finance (1855) 125 Govt. aid towards erections confined to structures (and additions) built after operation of Act 20 of 1851. A (1855) 3343 w (1855) 792

SCHOOL FEES Parents to pay nine pence a week for each child. A (1853) 958 (outsize gr. 2)

SCHOOL INSPECTORS Applications for the position. A (1850) 1107, 1123, 1156, 1176, 1208, 1280, 1344 A (1851) 737, 1516 R (1850) 284, 302 (twice) 304, 316, 320, 340 s (1851) 124, 159 Instructions to the first inspector s (1851) 122 Inspector's reports A (1851) 987, 2158, 2287 Dr. W. Wyatt's office closed during the money shortage A (1852) 461 T (1852) 96 u (1853) 21 The necessity urged for an assistant inspector of schools. A (1854) 2512

SCHOOL OF DESIGN Establishment suggested by G.W. Francis A (1855) 3128 w (1855) 737

SCHOOLS ~ Education - Schools

SCHRAM, Hyram Seeks admission to the Hospital A (1845) 632 G (1845) 892 (twice)

SCHRAPEL, Johann Gottlob Seeks naturalisation A (1846) 725 Hitch in his naturalisation A (1848) 909

SCHRODER See Schroeder

SCHROEDER, Bones thought to be his found in the Murray scrub. A (1855) 2407

SCHROEDER, E.A. Appointed surveyor to the Onkaparinga Road Board A (1850) 471 R (1850) 153

SCHROEDER, E.A. Seeks permission to erect a telegraph between Adelaide and Port Adelaide. A (1855) 2303, 2554, 2749 w (1855) 533, 61..

SCHROEDER, Ernest Augustus Holograph letter as secretary of the Colonial Labor Office. A (1851) 3017 Appointed clerk to the Labor Office s (1851) 437

SCHROEDER, Frederica Seeks mitigation of sentence A (1846) 916 L (1846) 409 Convicted of larceny A (1845) 1458

SCHROEDER, George Application for change of work A 1842/No. 230 Appointed to the Police Force. A (1842) 39572 E (1842) 653, 755 Salary overpaid. F (1842) 164 Seeks employment A (1846) 911 L (1846) 397 Application for stone from Brownhill Creek A (1849) 621 Q (1849) 205 Seeks employment as a census collector A (1850) 2334

SCHROEDER, Henry Appointed postmaster at Lyndoch A (1850) 1077 R (1850) 281

SCHTANTLEN, Mary Seeks medical attention for Mrs. Anne Grey. A (1846) 1471 M (1846) 18 .. (twice)

SCHUBERT, Johann Christian Seeks aid for constructing bridge etc. at Langmeil A (1849) 719

SCHULT, H. Appointed postmaster at Tanunda A (1852) (3338 missing) T (1852) 984

SCHULTZ, -Inquest on his death. A (1851) 936

SCHULTZ, Eduard Alexander Memorials for remission of penalty under the Lie. Viet. Act. A (1855) 3777, 3883, 3953, 4152 w (1855) 931-32, 884, 933

SCHULTZ, Frederick Seeks remission of a fine A (1853) 2800 u (1853) 818

SCHULTZ, William Appointed to the Police Force A (1847) 535 Resigns from the Police Force A (1847) 1500

SCHULZ, William, Police Constable see Schultz

SCHULZEN, I2L. Ludwig Wilhelm Appointment as Medical Officer at Robe. Fe:: -~

A (1848) 1100, 1203 .~ : P (1848) 351, 382 twice s ! Asks for leave of absence as Medical Officer at Robe. A (1848) 1950 p (1848) 630 Applies for sick leave as medical officer at Robe A (1849) 165, 841 Q (1849) 482 Deposition on the death of M. Campbell A (1850) 1063 His ill health. Granted leave of absence as medical officer at Robe. A (1850) 2436 Returns to duty as medical officer at Robe. A (1851) 12, 336, 2128 Delay in returning to duty as medical officer at Robe. A (1851) 232 Seeks remission of his hospital fees. A (1851) 1270 s (1851) ... , 243

SCHULZEN, DL. Ludwig Wilhelm Resignation as medical officer at Robe. A (1851) 2550, 2611 s (1851) 506 Apparently not a qualified medical man. (See Colonial Surgeon's minute). A (1851) 3319

SCHUPPL, Frangott Inquest on his death A (1851) 3544

SCHURMANN, Rev. Clamor Wilhelm His salary as Deputy Protector of Aborigines at Port Lincoln. D (1840) 346 Advertisement of his book on the native language Reg. May 23, 1840, 4A Reg. May 30, 1840, 3C Receipt of gratuity on the Queen's Birthday E (1841) 109, 124 Witness at trial of Port Lincoln natives A 1842/No. 464 E (1842) 763 His work among the natives near Port Lincoln. A 1842/No. 470 E (1842) ... Government's contribution to the Lutheran Missionary Society of Dresden. A (1842) 470, 648 A (1843) 420, ... , 1386 A (1844) 83, 488 A (1846) 73, 299 E (1842) 878 F (1842) 61 G (1843) 56, 58 (twice) 334 G (1844) 5 .. , 563, 597 H (1844) 254 About to return to Port Lincoln A 1842/No. 601 His position as Deputy Protector of Aborigines at Port Lincoln A 1842/No. 648 Reports probable hostility of natives near Port Lincoln. A 1842/No. 757 Accompanies C. Driver in search for C.C. Dutton A 1842/No. 758 Reimbursement for publication of native vocabulary E (1842) 332 The Governor's policy with regard to his remuneration. E (1842) 878 F (1842) 61, ...

SCHURMANN, Rev. Clamor Wilhelm Reports on the supposed fate of C.C. Dutton's party. A 1843/No. 364 Missionary allowance not received A 1843/No. 420 Acts as interpreter at trials of natives A (1843) 681 A (1848) 1177, 1238 A (1847) 1161 F (1842) 13 G (1843) 193 P (1848) 372, 394 twice Request for flour for natives in the Port Lincoln district refused A (1843) 853 G (1843) 270 Efforts to encourage farming among the natives A (1843) 8 .. , 939 G (1843) 249 Report on a proposed native school in the Port Lincoln district. A (1843) 88 .. G (1843) 269 Reports the case of a sick and destitute native A (1843) 895, 919 G (1843) 27 .. (twice) His grammar and vocabulary of the Port Lincoln native dialect in the press. A (1844) 361 Theft by natives from his house at Port Lincoln. A (1844) 382 Correspondence about a proposed agricultural settlement for the natives near Port Lincoln. A (1844) 488 A stockholder in the Port Lincoln district. A (1845) 1261 Leaves the Port Lincoln district. A (1846) 299 Settles at Encounter Bay A (1846) 383 His good work among the natives at Port Lincoln Reg.Aug. 22, 1846,4C Naturalization A (1848) 165 p (1848) 58 Claim for passage money to Port Lincoln as interpreter A (1848) 1778 p (1848) 570, 578 Salary as interpreter at Port Lincoln to be paid by the Aborigines Department A (1849) 2 P (1848) 609 twice

SCHURMANN, Rev. Clamor Wilhelm Correspondence about his appointment as master of Native School at Port Lincoln A (1849) 2281 R (1850) 29 To assist in selecting sites for police stations in Eyre Peninsula and to explain to natives the Government's attitude Q (1849) 237 Alleged incompetence as interpreter Reg. Oct. 3, 1849, 4B Protests against salary reduction when "put off" as interpreter. A (1852) 1040 T (1852) 385 See also South Australian Missionary Society

SCHURMANN, Gottlob Legal difficulties in issue of a land grant to him. A (1843) 67 4, 708 G (1843) 184, 185 (twice) 202

SCHWALBE, F.W. Tentative offer to establish a school. A (1849) 2241 Q (1849) 628

SCHWARTZ, Johan Friedrich Petition for the admission of an insane woman into the Hospital. A (1843) 46 ..

SCHWARZ, Johann Friedrick Georg Hitch in his naturalisation. A (1848) 909

SCHWICK, Heinrich Seeks remission of his sentence A (1854) 2558 v (1854) 800

SCHWONBERG, J. Asks that T. Jeannsen be liberated from the Lunatic Asylum A (1848) 1615

SCI.ANDERS, Thomas On the first Yankalilla District Council. A (1854) 401

SCOLES, Robert Hospital assistant on the British Sovereign A (1847) 889Yz N (1847) 349

SCOTCH THISTLE, lill1cl In Waymouth Street. Run by the notorious bad character W.H. Miles. A (1852) 2891

SCOTCH THISTLES £1,000 to be spent in eradicating them A (1850) 2324 A (1851) 3026, 3189¥2 s (1851) 630, 635 To be eradicated on the Government Reserves at Brownhill Creek A (1852) 3160 T (1852) 937 Vigorous growth in Yatala district A (1854) 3000, 3061 V (1854) 894 (twice) 1007 Abound in various districts A (1854) 3011 v (1854) 893 Eradication from Govt. Reserves, Mitcham. A (1855) 2564, 2893 w (1855) 617, 715

SCOTT,-A prisoner at the Gaol D (1840) 337

SCOTT,lk. Advertisement Reg. July 24, 1841, lE

SCOTT, Abraham Forwards a memorial against special surveys in the South Eastern district. A (1848) 1949 p (1848) 628 Correspondence about the estate of Henry Metcalfe. A (1850) 962 R (1850) 256 Agent for the Cornwall Fire and Marine Insurance Company A (1851) 254 Appointed a trustee of the Savings Bank A (1851) 3414 s (1851) 720 Seeks police protection for the cargo on the wrecked schooner J. Lovett on behalf of the Cornwall Marine and Fire Assurance Co. A (1852) 2925 T (1852) 885 Declines to serve on the Central Board of Education A (1853) 498, 566 u (1853) 171

SCOTI, Abraham Application on behalf of A. Watson (near Mt. Gambier) for remission of penalty on overdue rent (Crown Lands Lease) A (1855) 3398 w (1855) 801

SCOTI, Anne Seeks refund of money deposited by her towards the passage of Mary Dolan. A (1851) 3777 T (1852) 144 .. Seeks passage from Ireland for her mother, Mary Dolan A (1850) 2363

SCOTI, Archibald Account for carting wood D (1840) 269 Contract for carrying Port Adelaide mails G (1843) 37 Tender accepted for conveying mails to Port Adelaide G (1845) 757 N (1847) 14 .. (twice)

SCOTI, Charles Application for an. occupation licence on the South East boundary A (1847) 1115 p.l

SCOTI, D. Correspondence as master of the Royal Archer A (1845) 1558~ L (1845) 101

SCOTI, Donald His alleged murderers discharged. A (1847) 351

SCOTI, Edward Bate Contractor for the supply of meat at Moorunde A 1842/No. 798 E (1842) 619 (twice) F (1842) 13 .. , 140, 190, 219 (thrice) Appointed Protector of Aborigines and Resident Magistrate at Moorunde A (1847) 44 N (1847) 19, 26, 28 Reg. Jan. 13, 1847, 3B Application for occupation licence on the River Murray near Lake Bonney A (1847) 731, p.3 Complaint about his conduct as Resident Magistrate at Moorunde. A (1848) 851, 873 p (1848) 269, ...

SCOIT, Edward Bate Annual report on the Moorunde district A (1848) 1811Y2 Seeks quarters in military barracks at Moorunde A (1849) 2129 Q (1849) 633 Proposed lease of police barracks at Moorunde A (1850) 60 Seeks extension of the mail service from Angaston to Truro A (1850) 1783 R (1850) 455 Alleged neglect of duty as Protector of Aborigines at Moorunde A (1851) 447, 900 Leave of absence as Protector of Aborigines at Moorunde. A (1851) 1863, 3007, 3734 s (1851) 373, 604 Report on advantages likely to accrue from the steam navigation of the Murray. A (1852) 27 .. Resigns as sub-protector of Murray district aboriginals A (1852) 1456 T (1852) 470 Proposes the establishment of a force of native police on the River Murray district. A (1852) 3492 T (1852) 1055 F. Cadell seeks his assistance in the navigation of the Murray A (1853) 3472 u (1853) 992 Declines to lead the proposed expedition to the interior A (1854) 895 His suggested reservation for Govt. purposes of 640 acres of land adjoining Blanchetown approved. A (1855) 3562 w (1855) 824 Suggests prohibition of felling of trees within one chain of the banks of the River Murray. A (1855) 3800

SCOIT, Elizabeth, Mrs.,_ Her death at Moorunde A (1849) 2207

SCOIT, George Released from prison D (1841) 396 Resigns from the Volunteer Military Forces A (1854) 3781 A (1854) 1112

SCOTT, George B. To act as Protector of Aborigines at Moorunde during absence of his brother. A (1851) 1863

SCOTT, G.B. Applies for the position of Inspector of sheep T (1852) 1052 Appointed inspector of police A (1853) 3453 v (1854) 16

SCOTT, Mrs,_ George Byng See Scott, Elizabeth, Mrs,_

SCOTT, George Stewart Seeks a Government appointment A (1853) 2090 u (1853) 606

SCOTT, Henry Petition for relief for Benjamin Truman A (1844) 439 G (1844) 645 Correspondence as Surgeon Superintendent on the immigrant ship Bolton A (1848) 524, 540, 564 p (1848) 193 Advertisement as a medical practitioner Times March 19, 1849, lC Drowned near Salt Lake, Coorong A (1853) 823

SCOTT, John Application for occupation licence on the South East boundary. A (1847) 1115 p.l Receives a gratuity for his services on the migrant ship Marion A (1855) 81 w (1855) 30 Complaint about the non-delivery to him of a registered letter. A (1855) 1560 w (1855) 383, 401

SCOTT, John Mansel Raises anchors of the sunken Waterwitch near Moorunde A (1845) 1177, 1205 A (1846) 467, 487

SCOTT, John William His school at Noarlunga A (1849) 1251

SCOIT, John William Pound keeper at Noarlunga A (1849) 1253, 1385, 1674, 1947, 2015 Q (1849) 364, 425, 569, 577, 578 Asks for a pump for a well at the pound at Noarlunga A (1850) 241 R (1850) 74 His death R (1850) 448

SCOIT, James Appointed to the Mounted Police Force A (1850) 1043

SCOIT, Richard Claims to have discovered coal A (1852) 1873, 1894 T (1852) 613

SCOIT, Thomas Contractor for building a ferry boat at Wellington N (1847) 117 Contractor for alterations at Queen's wharf. N (1847) 248 Tender for caulking the Ville de Bordeaux A (1848) 147 p (1848) 54 On the first Para Wirra District Council A (1854) 1117 For his contract to build the Yatala see Yatala, schooner Acts as a court witness. Released from prison. Formerly (for 14¥2 years) in 27th Regiment of Govt. A (1855) 4123 w (1855) 920-21

SCOIT, W. Correspondence as agent for the Scotia A (1845) 472

SCOIT, William Application to rent section 1673 near the Eastern Sources of the Torrens Special Survey. A (1843) 1047 G (1843) 319 Defence of his conduct as agent for the South Australian Mining Association. A (1849) 418 Signatory to a memorial protesting against a meeting presided over by Mr. R.M.L. Milne at Port Adelaide. A (1852) 28

SCOTT, William Elected warden of Trinity Board, Port Adelaide. A (1852) 38 T (1852) 25 Proposed polling places, Dist. of Pt. Adelaide A (1855) 2747

SCOTT, William Bruce Murdered by natives on Yorke Peninsula. A (1849) 1883¥2 (p.6) 1907¥2 p.14, 1908 p.8 A (1850) 762 outsize 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 Reg. Nov. 28, 1849, 4A S.A. Dec. 7, 1849, 2C Times Nov. 26, 1849, 3D

SCOTT CREEK There are two Scott Creeks in S.A. One near Naime, the other in Cherry Gardens, etc. district.

SCOTT CREEK (near Naime) - bridges A bridge required. A (1854) 3715 A (1855) 1117, 1339, 1468 w (1855) 55, 304, 327, 375 W Finance (1855) 68 A bridge in course of construction A (1855) 3592, 3946

SCOWCROFT, William Bower Candidate for appointment in the mounted police force A (1847) 42Yz Report on the death of a native prisoner held on a charge of sheep-stealing. A (1850) 75

SCOWN, John Thomas On the first Macclesfield District Council A (1853) 2239 Chairman of the district council of Kondoparinga A (1854) 2891 A (1855) 1085

SCRUITON, Thomas Urquhart Unable to pay rent of Government Farm in advance A (1852) 40 T (1852) 86 Seeks cancellation of his lease of Government Farm. A (1852) 473 T (1852) 138, 396

SCULLY, Roger Attempted escape from gaol. A (1849) 703 Transported for burglary A (1849) 708 outsize, 710

SCULPTURE George Cole's work Reg. Feb. 22, 1840,4C See also Art Gellery

SCURVY Gaol inmates treated for scurvy A (1850) 1458 R (1850) 375

SCUTCHINGS, James Section 1079 sold to him in mistake p (1848) 449, 486

SEABRIDGE, Jesse A passenger to South Australia by the Rajah (Cook's assistant) A (1849) 38, 49

SEAGER, George Inquest on his death A (1854) 2176

SEALS (for documents etc.) See also Wafer seals, See also Seals, public

SEALS, Public Sealed impressions to be used instead of wafers on public documents. A (1853) 25 .. An official seal (to replace lost one) to be purchased (£2) for use of Tide Surveyor, Customs Dept. A (1855) 1688 W Finance (1855) 79

SEALY, E. Grey To compile a map of the colony from Government plans. A (1850) 1710 R (1850) 451

SEALY, William Seeks a Government appointment A (1853) 2064 u (1853) 596 Seeks position in the Police Office A (1853) 3304 u (1853) 95 .. Applies for a position in the Audit Office A (1854) 724 v (1854) 288 Appointed clerk in the Treasury A (1854) 2460, 2629 v (1854) 805, 806 Resigns as junior clerk, Treasury A (1855) 3770 W Finance (1855) 226

SEAMAN, Elizabeth Inquest on her death A (1851) 3

SEAMAN, Jacob To receive rations A (1845) 1430 L (1845) 55 (twice)

SEAMEN, See Merchant seamen

SEA PARK, immigrant ship Miscellaneous papers A (1853) 47 A (1855) 1958

SEA QUEEN, immigrant ship · Miscellaneous references A (1850) 753, 757, 801

SEARCH, William Pound keeper at Athelstone A (1851) 982 s (1851) 194

SEARCY, William Appointed letter carrier at the Post Office, Adelaide A (1850) 385 R (1850) 114 Resigns position as letter carrier at the Post Office A (1850) 2908

SEARLE, Alfred Forwards a petition from settlers at Mount Remarkable A (1854) 2720 v (1854) 864

SEARLE, Cooper Miscellaneous references to his school. S.A. July 28, 1846, 2C Reg. Dec. 19, 1846, 2D S.A. Jan. 26, 1847, 2A Public examination of his pupils S.A. Dec. 22, 1846, SB His insolvency Reg. March 27, 1847, 3A S.A. April 27, 1847, 3D Reg. April 3, 1847, 3A Reg. April 14, 1847, 3C S.A. May 11, 1847, 3C Reg. May 8, 1847, 2D Seeks appointment as clerk to the Stipendiary Magistrate at Port Adelaide. A (1850) 103 R (1850) 45 His school at Kapunda A (1851) 214 s (1851) 60 Alleged unfitness for appointment as clerk of the Local Court, Kapunda A (1851) 1479 Seeks appointment as Clerk of the Local Court, Kapunda A (1851) 3151, 3224 s (1851) 673

SEARLE, James Alleged breach of the Distillation Act. A (1848) 1870, 1957 Seeks remission of a fine for illicit distillation. A (1849) 278, 479, 532 Q (1849) 1.., 156 ? Found guilty of manslaughter A (1853) 1673

SECOND VALLEY - Postal arrangements Miscellaneous references A (1851) 1011 s (1851) 201 district See also Y attagolinga Mine presence of smugglers A (1844) 186 G (1844) 517 Landing of two deserters from the 96th Regiment A (1844) 205, 212, 213, 222, 233, 236 Visited by Governor Grey S.A. Mar. 15, 1844, 2D Reg. Mar. 16, 1844, 3B Mining operations S.A. Feb. 4, 1845, 3A Reg. Feb. 5, 1845, 3A Discovery of human bones A (1847) 595 N (1847) 253 Successful potato crop Times April 30, 1849, 3E S.A. May 1, 1849, 20 Postal arrangements Discontinuance of service A (1852) 711 Miscellaneous references A (1855) 468

SECOND VALLEY JETTY Proposals for a landing place A (1854) 963, 1448, 2949 v (1854) 467, 956 A crane ordered from England A (1854) 2181, 3519 v (1854) 1045 Report on site A (1855) 698 Under construction. A crane for the jetty shipped from England. A (1855) 3378, 3390

SEEBRIDGE, Jesse See Seabridge

SEECOMB, Henry Loss of his run in the hundred of Munno Para A (1850) 608, 689 R (1850) 197

SEELANDER, J.G. Appointed postmaster at Hahndorff A (1852) 18 T (1852) 59

SEELANDER, G. A stock owner in the Angas Park district A (1844) 1479 H (1844) 348

SEELANDER, Gottfried Naturalised D (1839) 176

SEERS, W. Appointed a mechanic in the Assay Office A (1852) 2679

SEETON, William A constable on the Calphurnia A (1849) 648Yz

SELBY, Samuel Instructions as toll bar keeper at Glen Osmond H (1844) 213, 215 (twice) Surrenders the Glen Osmond Toll Bar H (1844) 332 Recommends W. Hawkes as pound keeper A (1852) 1077

SELBY, Samuel, j]Jnillr Land grant wrongly issued to him to be re-issued in favour of S. Selby filmim: A (1855) 2307 W Finance (1855) 129

SELBY, Samuel, senior Land grant wrongly issued to S. Selby, Jnr. to be re-issued in favour of S. Selby SnL. A (1855) 2307 W Finance (1855) 129

SELLAR, James Z. Statement as a juror at an inquest at the Burra. A (1851) 3936

SELLARS, William Acquitted of a charge of theft. A (1849) 708 outsize.

SELLEEK, William Proprietor of land in the Willunga district Reg. Dec. 26, 1849, 2B

SELLICK'S HILL Name possibly connected with that of William Selleck, proprietor of land in the Willunga district Reg. Dec. 26, 1849, 2B

SELMA, barque Possibility of berthing at Port Elliot A (1852) 536 T (1852) 152

SELTH, R.M. Protests against the prohibition of the sale of ginger beer by confectioners. A (1850) 2193

SEMAPHORE Arrangements for carrying ship's mails to Port Adelaide A (1847) 1086, 1179, 1249, 1404, 1427 0 (1847) 98, 105, 116, 124, 126, 127 twice, 190, 201 House at the Flagstaff completed A (1847) 1320, 1331 0 (1847) 152 Government cottage in need of repair. Fallen flagstaff to be replaced. A (1849) 553 Q (1849) 196 twice

SEMAPHORES See Signal Stations

SEMENS, Grace B. Passenger to South Australia in the David Malcolm A (1848) 379

SEMMENS, John Gratuity as constable on the Belle Alliance A (1847) 788

SEMMENS, Richard Seeks to patent a wheat-grinder A (1848) 1309, 1409 p (1848) 430

SEMMONS, John Constable on the Belle Alliance N (1847) 318

SEPPELT, Joseph Ernst His helpful attitude to his fellow settlers. A (1853) 2698 A (1854) 2092 u (1853) 972

SEPPELTSFIELD, district Petition supporting proposed alteration of site of Govt. reserve. A (1855) 2729 Name lists Petition signed by settlers A (1855) 2729

SERGEANT, Robert A passenger to South Australia on the William Money A (1849) 15

SERGEANT, William Foster Seeks employment as a census collector A (1850) 2131

SEW ARD, William Deane Transported to Sydney D (1840) 345

SEWEL, Charles passenger by the Indian

SEWELL, Charles A constable on the Indian A (1849) 1506

See Sewell

Deposit for an emigrant repaid to him. v (1854) 596

SEWERAGE - Adelaide See Adelaide Sewerage

SEXTON, Ann Appointed nurse to lunatics at Adelaide Gaol. A (1855) 637 W Finance (1855) 7 Appointed nurse at the Lunatic Asylum, Adelaide A (1854) 3646 v (1854) 1085

SEXTUS, Christian On the first Barossa West District Council A (1853) 2715

SEYLER, Frederik Seeks appointment in the Post Office A (1850) 2520, 2836 A (1851) 790, 1186 R (1850) 618, 604 s (1851) 164, 230 Sub-editor Sued Australische Zeitung, leaves without notice. Fined 15/-. A (1852) 70 T (1852) 71 Appointed secretary in the Colonial Labor Office A (1852) 354 On the closing of the Colonial Labour Office his appointment as Secretary terminates T (1852) 92 Protests against his dismissal at a day's notice from the Colonial Labour Office. A (1852) 413

SEYMOUR, Henry Error in granting of sections A 1842/No. 445 E (1842) 780 Appointed a justice of the peace at Naracoorte A (1849) 949, 2168 Q (1849) 607 Appointed a justice of the peace A (1850) 822 Signs (and forwards) memorial for the establishment of a pound at Penola. A (1852) 10 T (1852) 8 Makes a proposal about the conveyance of the South Eastern Mail. A (1853) 226, 227 u (1853) 67 Complains of insufficient police protection at Naracoorte A (1853) 1465 u (1853) 509 Agrees to engage ten immigrant families upon their arrival at Guichen Bay A (1855) 3143, 3459, 3460 w (1855) 741, 803-804

SHACKAMAXON, immigrant ship Charges against J. Fawsett, E.D. Allison, Elizabeth Fawsett and J.H. Hardy A (1853) 205, 207, 212, 405, 446, 559, 569, 588, 597, 648, 660, 831, 843, 870, 871, 903, 919, 1055, 1972 u (1853) 92, 131, 177, 181, 192, 204, 238, 262, 315, 337 Miscellaneous papers A (1853) 211, 292

SHADGETT, -, saddler See Dawson & Shadgett

SHADGETI, John Tender accepted for supplies to the Police Force F (1843) 385

SHAMSON, Abraham Chairman of Angaston District Council A (1854) 2803

SHAND, John See also Auld & Shand Dispute with Patrick Auld A (1843) 843 (outsize) 867, 908 Asks permission to re-build a small portion of the brewery recently demolished by floods A (1844) 1073 H (1844) 2 ..

SHANKS, Peter Petition for remission of sentence A (1849) 669 Q (1849) 224 Convicted of assault A (1849) 708 outsize

SHANNON, -Appointed clerk to the Talunga Road Board A (1852) 2210 (missing) T (1852) 707

SHANNON, Abraham A trustee of the Caledonian Church at Mount Barker A (1848) 576 Letters as chairman of the Gumeracha Farmers' Society A (1851) 2088, 3112 Resigns from the Talunga District Road Board A (1852) 1571 T (1852) 509

SHANNON, David On the first Talunga District Council A (1853) 1871

SHANNON, James Seeks appointment as pound keeper at Truro A (1850) 680 R (1850) 197 Resigns as pound keeper at Truro A (1852) 2591

SHANNON, Michael Appointed guard, Adelaide Gaol A (1855) 3018 W Finance (1855) 166 Exempted from contributing to Superannuation Fund A (1855) 3915

SHARIFFS, James Campbell Inquest on his death A (1852) 3090

SHARNELL, -A Greenwich pensioner D (1841) 387

SHARP, Stephen Inquest on his death A (1851) 3504

SHARP, Thomas Phillips Appointed to the Police Force as Veterinarian A (1848) 553 p (1848) 184 Claim for examining Colonial Engineer's horses A (1848) 1059 p (1848) 336 Reports on horses A (1848) 1383 A (1850) 441 A (1852) 2505 Seeks an increase in salary as veterinary surgeon to the Police Force horses A (1852) 3018 T (1852) 925

SHARP, Mely Drowned A (1848) 370

SHARPE, Thomas S. Holograph letter A (1853) 476

SHARPLES, Edward Escapes from custody. Captured A (1855) 3089 Complains (with others) about alleged conditions at Yatala Labor Prison A (1855) 3215 Detailed allegations of mal-administration and cruelty at Yatala Labor Prison A (1855) 3751 Yz

SHARPLES, Edward Petition for the provision of counsel at his trial for gaol breaking A (1855) 3751 ~

SHARPLES, Joseph Evidence given at Port Lincoln A (1851) 944

SHARROD, William Cook's assistant on the Baboo A (1848) 1887

SHAUGHNESSY, William Appointed a guard at the Adelaide Gaol A (1852) (3217 missing) T (1852) 959

SHAW, Alexander Highland immigrant, per Switzerland A (1855) 3077

SHAW, Angus Highland immigrant, per Switzerland A (1855) 3077

SHAW, Malcolm Highland immigrant, per Switzerland A (1855) 3077

SHAW, Augusta, Mrs. Seeks to rent Government Cottage, Willunga, for a school A (1852) 2674 T (1852) 833 (twice)

SHAW, Bernard Appointed Sergeant of Mounted Police c (1838) 101 Compensation for his property destroyed by fire. D (1839) 110 Liability for £10 wrongly paid to him for passage money from Hobart A (1844) 118 A (1845) 1030 G (1844) 502, 513, 514 Concerned in the Boord smuggling case A (1845) 607, 608 Report on the death of Peter Peters A (1851) 14

SHAW, James Appointed letter carrier at the G.P.0. A (1852) 2528 T (1852) 790 Appointed clerk and messenger at the Port Adelaide Post Office A (1852) 3469 missing T (1852) 1012 Promoted to be stamper and subsorter at Adelaide GPO A (1853) 515 u (1853) 169

SHAW, John A whaler at Encounter Bay A (1843) 480

SHAW, Levi Hospital mate on the Trafalgar A (1847) 757 N (1847) 316 Inquest on his death A (1854) 3122

SHAW, Mary Ann Convicted of receiving stolen goods A (1850) 762 outsize, twice

SHAW, Rebecca Inquest on her death A (1852) 1206

SHAW, Samuel Escapes from custody at Robe A (1851) 104

SHAW, William Appointment as wardsman at the Adelaide Hospital p (1848) 326 Resignation as wardsman at the Hospital. A (1849) 20 Seeks permission to occupy the Government cottage at Willunga A (1851) 2774 s (1851) 563 Recommended as clerk and collector for the Willunga Road Board A (1852) 616 T (1852) 211 Seeks position as clerk of the Willunga Local Court A (1852) 2265 Reappointed clerk and collector for the District Road Board at Willunga. A (1853) 370

SHAW, William Electoral collector for Willunga District A (1853) 534 Seeks increase in allowances as collector for Noarlunga district. A (1853) 1141 u (1853) 365 Appointed clerk of the Willunga District Council A (1853) 2400 Appointed clerk of the Local Court at Willunga A (1854) 728 v (1854) -Appointed deputy registrar for Willunga district A (1855) 1487 w (1855) 395 Accepts appointment as Poll Clerk, Willunga (Elec. Dist of Noarlunga) A (1855) 3127

SHA WYER, John Thomas Appointed assistant stamper at the Assay Office A (1852) 1433 T (1852) 461 Resigns as stamper in the Assay Office u (1853) 28

SHA YLES, William Transported to Van Diemen's Land A (1849) 1834¥2 1835 Q (1849) 520 Convicted of larceny A (1849) 1908 p.3

SHA YLS, William convict See Shayles

SHEAN, William His death near Robe A (1847) 220

SHEAOAK LOG, district Name Lists Inquest jurors A (1855) 2754

SHEARER, James Signs a petition A (1853) 2763

SHEARING, George lnr Sworn in as a district constable for Hindmarsh A (1855) 2405

SHEARMAN, Jacob Admitted to the Hospital G (1845) 896

SHEARMAN, Robert Hospital Assistant on the Abberton A (1846) 1521 M (1846) 207 Applies for position of tidewaiter A (1848) 803 p (1848) 340

SHEARSON, William Arrundell Seeks appointment as pound keeper at Langhorne's Creek A (1850) 2582, 2732 R (1850) . .4, 680 Resigns as pound keeper at Langhorne's Creek A (1852) 828

SHEE, Mary Sub-matron on the Elgin A (1849) 1701

SHEEP Importation of blood stock Reg. Feb. 1, 1840, 4C List of owners who have failed to pay their assessments A (1842) 338 Insufficient attention paid to the production of fine wool Ad. Exam. Jan. 14, 1843, 3A Annual supply of merino rams wanted by the Government of Fors St. George, India. A (1844) 302 A (1845) 4 .. G (1844) 624 Loss incurred by owners through absconding shepherds and hut keepers A (1847) 973 0 (1847) 20 F.H. Dutton imports pure breds from Germany and England A (1852) 1355 Statistics (estimated) for sheep on occupied land in the "Murray Valley" A(1855) 3071, 3968 w (1855) 829 See also Scab in sheep Branding of live stock Sheep dip Wool Boiling down of sheep Live stock - Overland imports

SHEEP See also Native shepherds Inspector of sheep

SHEEP DIP Method used for its production s (1851) 765

SHELDON, Esther To be nominated as a proposed immigrant A (1855) 2586

SHENSHIER, Samuel Inquest on his death A (1855) 32

SHEP ARD, Thomas Applies for a licence to occupy part of the Glenelg oyster bed A (1854) 160 v (1854) 115

SHEPHARD, Ann Objects to the opening of a road through her property at Mitcham A (1854) 676

SHEPHARD, Thomas A baker on the William Prowse A (1854) 2466 v (1854) 778

SHEPHARD, W.R. Claim for dinner at the opening of the New Port E (1841) 164

SHEPHARD, William Henry Proposes to establish a pound at North Adelaide A 1842/No. 408, 438 E (1842) 756, 786, 787

SHEPHARD, Ann Ill-usage by fellow passengers on the Ramillies A (1849) 807 Q (1849) 2 ..

SHEPHERD, Edward Transported for larceny A (1846) 768¥2, 775 L (1846) 361, 362

SHEPHERD, John, shepherd See Sheppard

SHEPHERD, T. & J. Proposed trans-shipment of rice D (1839) 164

SHEPHERD, Thomas Seeks admission to the Lunatic Asylum for Adam Young. A (1846) 1240 M (1846) 106 (twice) A trustee of Saint Andrew's Church, Grenfell Street A (1848) 1080 p (1848) 357 Appointed to the Board of Undertakers for the Port Adelaide Railway A (1851) 2999 s (1851) 5 .. Goes to England. Resigns from the Board of Undertakers, Port Adelaide to Adelaide railways A (1853) 233 u (1853) 74, 86 Ceases to be a trustee of St. Andrews Church of Scotland, Adelaide A (1854) 2225

SHEPHERD, William Henry See Shephard

SHEPHERDS - Wages See Wages - shepherds

SHEPHERDS' INN Upper Dry creek Post office established in the former inn A (1855) 4107 w (1855) 914

SHEPHERD, Thomas Asks for the definition of the boundaries of sections 628, 641, 653, and 665 A (1849) 148 Q (1849) 73

SHEPHERDSON, George Appointment as pound keeper at Mount Barker A (1848) 387, 578 p (1848) 140, 192 Seeks grant for the erection of a new pound at Mount Barker A (1848) 1110 p (1848) 359 Resignation as Poundkeeper at Mount Barker A (1848) 1622 To be transported for forgery A (1850) 2787, 2936 R (1850) 687

SHEPHERDSON, George Petition, signed by numerous residents in the Mount Barker district, asking for a mitigation of his sentence A (1850) 2851 R (1850) ... Transported to Van Diemen's Land. Surrender of his watch by the police. A (1850) 2936 A (1851) 228, 313 S (1851) 41, ... (3 times) A prisoner at Yatala Labor Prison. Remission of his sentence sought. A (1855) 1113, 1114 (outsize gr. 3) w (1855) 293

SHEPHERDSON, John Banks Proposes to establish a pount in the Mount Barker district A 1842/No. 446 Seeks appointment in Customs Department A (1847) 1057 0 (1847) 57 Appointed postmaster and Clerk to the Magistrates at Mount Barker A (1847) 1302, 1347 0 (1847) 154, 171, 172 twice Pound keeper at Mount Barker A (1848) 1623, 1819 P (1848) 558, 603 thrice A (1851) 1133, 1194, 1226 s (1851) 223, 225 His portable saw mill at Mt. Barker S.A. Nov. 23, 1849, 2E Accepts office as District Registrar at Mount Barker. Seeks increase of salary for his other positions A (1849) 164 .. Q (1849) 460, 483 Accepts office as District Registrar at Mount Barker. Seeks increase of salary for his other positions. A (1850) 1007 R (1850) 269 His sureties as clerk to the Local Court at Mount Barker A (1851) 118 Correspondence about his salary as clerk to the Lcoal Court, Mount Barker A (1851) 2804, 3158 A (1852) 579, 649 s (1851) 563 T (1852) ... 231 His declaration as electoral clerk for Mount Barker A (1852) 1033 T (1852) 323

SHEPHERDSON, John Banks Requests payment of his full salary plus arrears A (1852) 2230 T (1852) 744 Reported for neglect of duty as postmaster at Mount Barker A (1853) 1010 u (1853) 313 Removed from office as postmaster at Mount Barker A (1854) 2834 v (1854) 874 To be relieved of his post as clerk of the Mount Barker Local Court A (1854) 2893, 3491 v (1854) 965, 1027 Applies for the position of second inspector of schools A (1855) 216 w (1855) 77 Appointed deputy registrar for Mt. Barker district A (1855) 1732 Appointed Deputy Returning Officer, Elec. Dist. of Victoria. Instructions. w (1855) 623

SHEPHERDSON, Richard Removes gravel from the Torrens to repair part of Rundle Street near the John Barleycorn Inn. A (1843) 957 G (1843) ...

SHEPHERDSON, Robert Seeks timber licence for Wm. Millhouse A (1851) 1323 s (1851) 256

SHEPP ARD, John Suspected of the murder of C. Crocker A (1851) 943, 969 s (1851) 203

SHEPP ARD, Sarah Appointed nurse at the Adelaide Hospital p (1848) 397

SHERIDAN, Frances Keith Mrs Her school at North Adelaide A (1850) 1004 Central Board of Education refuses to licence her school A (1852) 1821, 1855 T (1852) 609

SHERIDAN, l2L. J. Applies for discharge from the Lunatic Asylum A (1850) 1553 Colonial Surgeon's report on his history and illness A (1850) 1644

SHERIDAN, Mr.s.,_J Seeks employment for her husband or son in the Assay Office A (1852) 1010 T (1852) 352

SHERIFF His heavy expenses. Plea for permission to retain poundage fees A (1842) 715 Legal opinion on the mode of his appointment A (1844) 5 Statistics for 1850 A (1851) 108¥2 Estimates for ensuing year A (1852) 2350, 2470 A (1855) 2219 Inconvenience caused by lack of provision for a deputy sheriff A (1852) 2416 See also Newenham, Charles Burton

SHERRATT, Edward Seeks remission of his sentence A (1852) 2020, 2371 T (1852) 668, 754

SHERRATT, Thomas Brooker Eccentric letter about postage A (1848) 1501 Seeks to have letters forwarded to Western Australia in the official despatch bags. A (1848) 1977 p (1848) 637 Eccentrically pious advertisement S.A. Dec. 19, 1848, 3B His case taken up by R.M.L. Milne A (1850) 254, 448 R (1850) 87, 134 For dispute about the Emma Sherratt, see Emma Sherratt, Ship

SHERRIFF, William Suggested as a member of the first Morphett Vale District Council A (1853) 2402

SHERWIN, Peter Appointed returning officer for a West Adelaide by-election. A (1853) 812, 919Yz, 920, 922 u (1853) 279

SHIEL, Terence Appointed guard at the Gaol A (1847) 1451 0 (1847) 208 Recommended for appointment in the Police Force A (1848) 4 Resignation from the Police Force A (1848) 1522

SHIELDS, Terrence constable See Shiel, Terence

SHINGLER, Mary Ann Evidence at the trial of J. Muffin A (1846) 1467

SHINGLEY, Thomas A passenger to South Australia by the Rajah A (1849) 38

SHIPBUILDING Correspondence about the building of a Government cutter by the South Australian Company B (1837) 123, 128, 138, 321 80 ton schooner built at Port Adelaide by Mr. Playfair Reg. Aug 7. 1847, 3E Mr. Athom's schooner launched S.A. Aug. 27, 1847, 3F Reg. Aug. 28, 1847, 2D Construction of a steam dredge at Port Adelaide A (1850) 344, 402, 799, 988 R (1850) 11, 13, 223, 252 Arrival of steam engine and machinery for the dredge in course of construction at Port Adelaide A (1850) 465 R (1850) 134 W. Webb permitted to assemble a small iron steamer (for Lakes Victoria and Albert) on Lefevre Pen. A (1855) 3504 w (1855) 837-838 See also Yatala schooner Fletcher's Slip, Port Adelaide

SHIPPERBOTHAM, William Contractor for sinking a well at the Burra Police Station A (1848) 619, 816 p (1848) 82, 261

SIDPPING FREIGHTS Rate for iron rails shipped from Adelaide to Port Elliot A (1852) 2540 T (1852) 797

SIDPPING LISTS Port Adelaide Lists of arrivals and departures for 1841 A (1842) 86 Tonnage return for Jan. 1 to May 30, 1842 (List omits dates) A (1842) ... Departures, June 1848 - May 1849 S.A. July 6, 1849, 2D

SIDPPING LISTS, Port Lincoln Arrivals and departures, Sep. to Dec. 1842 A (1842) 41

SHIPPING LISTS, Port Wakefield Arrivals and departures. Jan - Dec. 1851 A (1852) 1347

SIDPPING REGISTRATION

SIDPS

Legal opinion on the power to grant a new certificate, or an endorsed certificate, to a purchaser of an endangered British vessel A (1855) 3524 w (1855) 821 Instructions for the issue of new registrations of ships wrecked in S.A. (with loss of certificate) but later sold and recommissioned A (1855) 3654 w (1855) 867

Arrangements for signalling the arrival of ships B (1837) 303 c (1838) 63 Colonial Surgeon to board vessels arriving from overseas c (1838) 118, 119 Correspondence about the security to be given by ship-masters for the observance of port regulations and customs laws A (1842) 485, 495 Timorous attitude of Government in the case of a ship alleged to be carrying an excessive number of passengers E (1842) 315

SHIPS Correspondence about masters' bonds E (1842) 749, 751, 765 Masters charged with the cost of maintaining members of their crews imprisoned for disorderly conduct, etc. E (1842) 812 Specimens of forms used for entering ships outwards at Port Adelaide A (1844) 1341 Legal opinion on the place of residence of registered owners. A (1844) 1373 Misrepresentation of ports of destination A (1845) 507, 560 Need for encouraging foreign vessels to call for shipments of ores A (1845) 1506 L (1845) 85 Compulsory carriage of mails evaded by masters A (1846) 933 High freight rates between Adelaide and Rivoli Bay A (1846) 1396 Harbour Master's orders at Port Adelaide flouted by ship masters A (1846) 1539 Privileges of French ships A (1848) 314 Legal opinion on the liability of owners, masters, and crews to be prosecuted for offences committed beyond the limits of the colony A (1848) 1155 Legal obstacles to punishing offenders for crimes committed on the high seas A (1849) 1203, 2264 Proposed establishment of semaphores for signalling arrivals A (1848) 1716 A (1849) 1354 Q (1849) 377 Health Officer's reports on the best means of preventing the introduction of infectious diseases A (1849) 1802 A (1850) 407 A (1851) 3227 Q (1849) 515, 528 R (1850) 209 Proposed erection of semaphores at North Adelaide, Port Adelaide and along the coast for signalling arrivals Times May 28, 1849, 3D Statistics of arrivals at and departures from Port Adelaide A (1847) 859 A (1850) 28 A (1851) 300 A (1852) -A (1855) 1213

SHIPS Primitive and unsafe gangways S.A. Oct 26, 1849, 2B Health Officer submits regulations for preventing the introduction of disease A (1850) 730 Health Officer considers enclosed cabins between decks an objectionable feature of passenger ships A (1850) 1712 Sale of intoxicants to passengers illegal A (1850) 1822, 1901, 1968, 2079, 2691, 2692 R (1850) 464, 465 Proposed establishment of semaphores for signalling arrivals A (1851) 2300 A fee to be charged for every certificate of registry issued to British vessels A (1852) 2035 T (1852) 676 Proposed telegraph line between Adelaide and St. Vincent Gulf for reporting incoming shipping A (1853) 2682 Two newspaper men to make sanitary reports on all incoming ships which they board A (1853) 3417, 3448 v (1854) 19, 29 Delayed by Customs formalities A (1854) 1141, 1365 v (1854) 568 Amended sanitary regulations for incoming ships A (1854) 3563 Victorian regulations respecting lights to be exhibited and signals to be made, published in S.A. Govt. Gazette. A (1855) 3004 See also Harbour Department Immigrant ships Merchant seamen Shipping lists Port Adelaide Wharves Boats Punts Light dues Shipping freights Shipping registration Surveyor of shipping Vice Admiralty Court Ships' voyages Port charges Bills of Lading Sailing directions Quarantine

SHIPS See also Tugs Pilots Ship building Navigation Laws Ballasting of ships Tonnage dues Marine insurance Merchant shipping Act 1854 Flags Passengers Act Signal Stations Signal station Port Adelaide Shipwrecks Dredges Watermen's licences Ships' mails Steamships Marine survey and exploration Signal Station Trinity Board Port Adelaide Harbour Master and Naval Officer Pleiades Sir Charles McCarthy Guiana Ville de Bordeaux Mary Ann Frederick Huth Sophia Jane Dorset Lady Wellington Winchester Rapid Buffalo Coromandel Tam O'Shanter Emma Emma Sherratt Warrior Commodore Lord Hobart Psyche Jane Flaxman Midge Jane and Emma Lapwing Taglioni Yare Hans eat

SHIPS See also Hawk Henry Freeling Yatala Spartan Cheerful Royal Archer Elizabeth, schooner Competitor Alpha Thomas ... Cecilia, schooner Souvenir, schooner Louisa Baillie Lightning, schooner Douglas .shlp. Royal Sovereign Aden Australia Lady of the Lake Bolivar Jane barque Champion, schooner Douglas, barque Anglia, barque Lady Denison Pelorus Resource, cutter Waterwitch Timbo, schooner Vixen, schooner Rienzi Selma, barque Maid of Auckland Washington Emu, schooner Punch, .b.rig Steinwarden, passenger ship Valentine Helicar, schooner Clarendon, hulk Breeze, cutter Highland Lassie, .b.rig Clarendon, .b.rig (not the hulk) Marathon, .shlp. William Stewart, ship Hannah Maria, barque Irene, .shlp.

SHIPS See also McDonnell, ship Martin Luther Mazeppa, barque Medina, immigrant ship Diulius, barque

SHIPS' MAILS Complaint about the opening of the Hartlev's mails B (1837) 308, 309, 310 twice Collector of Customs to take charge of mails at Port Adelaide c (1838) 73 Controversy over the Governor's action in opening the mails on H.M.S. Pelorus c (1838) 77, 80, 81 Inconvenience caused by failure of shipmasters to give 48 hours' notice of their intention to sail D (1839) 135 Complaint about delays in the landing of mails at Port Adelaide D (1839) 175 Remuneration of masters of ships bringing mails to South Australia D (1839) 188 Delay in delivery of ship mails Reg. Feb. 1, 1840, 4B Reg. Feb. 8, 1840, 4C Reg. Feb. 15, 1840, 5C Reg. May 2, 1840, 5D Mails sometimes landed at Glenelg E (1841) 154 Law to be enforced against shipmasters committing breaches of the Post Office Act. E (1841) 245, 258 Landing of mails impeded by pilots A (1842) 165, 184 Mode of collecting postage on letters despatched by sea A (1843) 801 G (1843) 24 .. Protest against the detention and opening of letters upon which ship postage has not been paid A (1843) 8 .. Proposed system for insuring prompt delivery of mails by shipmasters A (1844) 1257 H (1844) ... Enforcement of penalty against shipmasters failing to land mails promptly A (1845) 137, 142 A (1846) 67 .. L (1846) 335 p (1848) 246, 247, 283

SHIPS' MAILS Liability of shipmasters to accept mails A (1845) 507, 560 Evasion by shipmasters of the clause in the Act compelling them to carry mails A (1846) 933 Suggested method of conveying ships' mails from Semaphore beach to Port Adelaide A (1847) 1086, 1179, 1249, 1404, 1427 0 (1847) 98, 105, 116, 124, 126, 127 twice, 190, 201 Carelessness of ships' masters in landing mails A (1847) 1606 Delay in landing mails from the Peri A (1848) 311, 359 Delay of ships' masters in landing mails A (1848) 1433 p (1848) 470, 471 Landing of mails by pilots causes frequent delays A (1848) 1797, 1822, 1859 p (1848) 597 Overseas mails landed in pilots' boats from an anchorage 312 miles out A (1849) 90 Memorial from merchants complaining of delays in delivery of ship mails, etc. A (1849) 342, 371, 476 Q (1849) 136 Need for larger boat's crew for landing mails A (1849) 118212, 1480, 1483, 1549 Q (1849) 440, .. 2 Suggestions for expediting the landing of mails from ships Reg. Jan. 20, 1849, 3A Provisions of contract for landing and embarking mails A (1850) 2763 Suggested despatch of supplementary mail bags to ships whose departure has been delayed A (1851) 922, 2300 s (1851) 192, 339 Suggestions for expediting the landing of mails from ships A (1851) 2300, 2632 A mail bag delayed for a week on the Omega A (1851) 2317 Specimen copy of declaration to be made by shipmasters on landing of mail bags A (1851) 2450 s (1851) 489 Correspondence about G. Coppin's tender for their conveyance to the mainland. A (1851) 3632, 3663, 3897 s (1851) 816 Master of Gloucester fined for detaining part of the mail A (1852) 2384, 2394 T (1852) 754

SHIPS' MAILS Contractor not fined for wrong delivery of a mail for Western Australia A (1852) 14 Opinion requested whether foreign ships can be compelled to carry mails A (1853) 1884 u (1853) 578 Master of Lord Raglan fined for detaining the mail. A (1854) 3140 See also South Australian General Steam Navigation Company.

SHIPSTER, George Frederick Application for appointment as notary public granted. A (1843) 1099 Appointed a notary public Reg. Sept. 30, 1843, 2E

SHIPS' VOYAGES Advice to emigrants from the United Kingdom S.A. Dec. 7, 1847, 4B Scandalous conditions on board the Douglas S.A. Reg. 15 Jan. 1850, 2D, E. Bad and insufficient food on board the Wilhelmine. Memorial of the passengers. A (1855) 3266 (outsize) Details of provisioning for the voyage of the Wilhelmine (from Bremen) A (1855) 3266 (outsize) Conditions (food, medical supervision) on German immigrant ships strongly condemned by Dr. Bayer A (1855) 4112 w (1855) 920 Three young women kicked by master of Royal Albert. Complaints about biscuits and water closets. A (1855) 4132 w (1855) 923

SHIPWRECKS Arrangements for prompt notification of ships in danger near Port Adelaide Q (1849) 29 .. twice, 300 Arrangements for "subsistence money" and return from Pt. Adel. to London, of crew of abandoned Prince A (1855) 3254 w (1855) 772 See also Spurling, John Trial Bay Bentley, James Jane Lovett, Schooner Diulius, barque Emu, schooner Witness, brig

SHIPWRECKS See also Mosambique, .ship. Young Australian steamer Nene Valley, cargo steamer Nashwauk, immigrant ship Flinders Island Wilson, William Hannah Maria, barque Osmanli steam ship

SHIRLEY, William Issues rations on the Princess Royal N (1847) 155 A (1847) 337

SHOALS, David Recommended for relief A (1844) 446 G (1844) 651 (twice)

SHOES See Boots and shoes

SHOLL IlL. William Horatio Appointed a medical officer at the Adelaide Hospital A (1852) 842 T (1852) 271 Resigns as honorary medical officer at the Adelaide Hospital A (1855) 1391

SHOOTING See also Pigeon shooting Quail shooting

SHOPKEEPERS ~Retail Trade

SHORE, John Inquest on his death A (1853) 2586

SHORNEY, George Ranger and inspector of brands in the Strathalbyn district A (1855) 2055

SHORT, Augustus, Bishop Arrangements for signalling his arrival from England A (1847) 1579 Consecration ceremony at Westminster Abbey S.A. Nov. 19, 1847, 4A

SHORT, Augustus, Bishop Arrival in South Australia S.A. Dec. 31, 1847, 2E Long report on the Native School, Adelaide A (1848) 954Yz On proposed introduction of Irish orphans A (1848) 1279 p (1848) 400 His installation as Bishop of Adelaide Reg. Jan. 1, 1848, 3A Buys 30 acres at Hackney Reg. Feb. 2, 1848, 3A Death of his infant daughter Reg. Feb. 19, 1848, 3C Alleged interference in politics Reg.Aug. 9, 1848, 3D S.A. Aug. 11, 1848, 3B Reg.Aug. 16, 1848, 2A Reg. Aug. 23, 1848, 20, 4B Visit to Western Australia S.A. Sept. 26, 1848, 2E Times Oct 9, 1848, 2E Times Oct. 16, 1848, 2F Times Dec. 11, 1848, 3F Times Jan. 2 .. 1849, 3G Dinner given by the South Australian Church Society before his departure for Western Australia Times Oct. 2, 1848, lE Reg. Oct. 7, 1848, 2F S.A. Oct. 10, 1848, 4A His patronising attitude towards the British and Foreign Bible Society resented Reg. Oct. 14, 1848, 3A Reg. Oct. 18, 1848, 3C, 3D Criticised for his attitude to state aid to religion Reg. Oct. 18, 1848, 2E Reg. Oct. 21, 1848, 3B Asks for remission of Benjamin Lewis' sentence A (1849) 1498 Q (1849) 457 On openings for schoolmasters in South Australia A (1849) 1555 Q (1849) 428 Wife delivered of a son Reg. March 7, 1849, 2D Visit to Port Lincoln Times July 9, 1849, 3E S.A. July 24, 1849, lF Times July 23, 1849, 3F

SHORT, Augustus, Bishop Appreciation for grant of two church sites (Anglican) A (1855) 2975 w (1855) 683 Surety for G.W. Hawkes A (1852) 2589 Trustee for the proposed Church of England cemetery at Port Lincoln A (1853) 1067 Charge delivered at Trinity Church during ordination services Reg. July 1, 1848, 3E Reg. July 5, 1848, 4B Reg. July 12, 1848, 3E, 4A

SHORT, James Edward Seeks a publican's licence at Strathalbyn A (1854) 898, 1393 v (1854) 445

SHORT, John Buys section 18 in the hundred of Nkangkita A (1853) 3258 u (1853) 953

SHORT, Judith Nurse on the Constance A (1849) 2033 Devoted attention to sick immigrants from the Constance A (1849) 2172, 2225 Q (1849) 603, 621 twice

SHORT, Mary Ann Assaulted by three young women A (1855) 2794

SHORT, William Evidence given at the trial of John White A (1849) 1786 His offer to survey the coast from Spencer Gulf, along Gt. Aust. Bight (to Cape Arid) declined A (1855) 3301 w (1855) 765

SHORTHAND J. Stephens' agency for the sale of I. Pitman's works S.A. Aug. 6, 1847, 2D Reg.Aug. 7, 1847, 2E Reg. Aug. 11, 1847, 3A S.A. July 21, 1848, 3E

SHOUBRIDGE, Charles Appointed to the Police Force A (1847) 496 Dismissed from the Mounted Police Force A (1848) 374

SHUTE, Henry Inquest on his death A (1853) 337

SHUTTLESWORTH, James

SHUTTLEWORTH, Ann

See Shuttleworth, James

Found guilty of receiving stolen goods A (1850) 1962 Pardoned as a receiver of stolen goods A (1853) 2117 u (1853) 618, 623

SHUTTLEWORTH, James Surety for Joseph Mellor A (1848) 1143 Convicted of theft and of receiving stolen goods A (1850) 1962 Seeks remission of sentence A (1851) 1685, 1721, 2270, 2306 s (1851) 340 Pardoned A (1851) 3818

SIBBALD, l2L. Leslie Wounded by B. Lewis A (1848) 958, 1681 Inquest on his death A (1854) 3500

SIBELLA immigrant ship Miscellaneous papers A (1848) 1020, 1097, 1101, 1103, 1108Y2, 1109 A (1852) 935 p (1848) 349, 350, 351, 371 A (1852) 1147Y2

SIBLEY, Alfred Seeks appointment in the Police Force A (1850) 635 Seeks apointment as keeper of the public offices A (1851) 2463 s (1851) 490

SIBLEY, A. Enquiry about his pay as an Escort constable A (1853) 2262, 2332 u (1853) 685

SIBLEY, Edward Appointed letter carrier at the General Post Office A (1852) 1193 T (1852) 373 Resigns as letter carrier at the GPO A (1852) 2527 T (1852) 788

SIDD, Peter See Miles, William Henry

SIDNEY, John Claim for burying Dr. Penney A (1844) 330, 381 A (1845) 662, 791 G (1845) 896, 933 (3 times) Report on the Flinders Monument on Stamford Hill A (1844) 647

SIEMS, H. Forwards memorial for alteration of boundaries of Barossa West District Council A (1855) 4138 (outsize) x (1856) 226

SIERAKOWSKI, Eugen von Seeks appointment as German clerk and letter carrier. A (1850) 2846 R (1850) 704

SIEVERS, Albert Frederick His early services to the colony. Seeks employment. A (1851) 3571 s (1851) 751

SIEVERS, F. Collector of curiosities D (1839) 133 E (1841) 163

SIGNAL STATION, Adelaide Code of signals Ad. Chron. April 14, 1840, 3E Ad. Exam. Sept. 7, 1842, 3D Inadequate code of signals Ad. Chron. May 6, 1840, 3A

SIGNAL STATION, Adelaide Adelaide Corporation asked to take charge of it. E (1841) 16 Occupied by Capt. Bull as a residence E (1841) 64 A (1843) 56 F (1843) 318 (twice) Resumption of signalling urged S.A. Nov. 12, 1841, 30 E (1841) 185 Capt. N.B. Bull to rig the yard F (1842) 120 Inventory of equipment A 1843/No. 97 F (1843) 343 To be put in complete repair F (1843) 434 Correspondence about the cost of repairs A (1844) 1515Yz Dilapidation of the signal officer's quarters A (1845) 1478 L (1845) 101 Captain N.B. Bull appointed temporary signalman G (1845) 945, 948 twice Inefficiency of the signalman (Capt. Bull) Reg. Aug. 6, 1845, 2A Reg. Oct. 4, 1845, 3A Reg.Nov. 15, 1845, 2B S.A. Nov. 21, 1845, 30 Reg. Dec. 3, 1845, 2A Need for a better service Reg. Oct. 4, 1845, 3A Reg. Nov. 15, 1845, 2B Reg. Dec. 3, 1845, 2A Reg. May 6, 1848, 20 S.A. July 21, 1848, 3A Reg. July 12, 1848, 4A S.A. Aug. 1, 1848, 2C Reg. Aug. 2, 1848, 2C Inventory of the property A (1846) 606 Flagstaff attacked by white ants A (1846) 1324 M (1846) 136, 137 Flagstaff to be brought from Glenelg A (1846) 1512 M (1846) 198

SIGNAL STATION, Adelaide N.M. Smith succeeds N.B. Bull as signal officer L (1846) 308 (3 times) A (1847) 1229 0 (1847) 120 Complaints about the failure of the Government to re-erect it. S.A. Nov. 27, 1846, SC S.A. Dec. 8, 1846, 6C R. Davis succeeds N.M. Smith as Signal Master 0 (1847) 165, 166 (4 times) Proposed alterations to code of signals A (1848) 1089, 1163, 1165, 1971 p (1848) 362, 636 Proposed establishment of a semaphore system A (1848) 1716 A (1851) 2300, 2632 Plea for higher salary for the Signal Master Reg. July 25, 1849, 4D Suggested removal from West Terrace to Lefevre's Peninsula A (1852) 2414 Code of signals A (1855) 538 Fence round station needs repairs to keep cattle from damaging the rigging of the flag staff A (1855) 1325 Purchase of telescope (£31.10.0) and mountings authorised W Finance (1855) 35 Pt. Adelaide signals to be sighted from Adel. by telescope and duplicated at Adelaide. Expenditure for flags, etc. authorised. A (1855) 1876 W Finance (1855) 94 Purchase of stove authorised. Fence repairs authorised. W Finance (1855) 59 Painting of flagstaff authorised A (1855) 3869 W Finance (1855) 237 New code of steamship signals for use at West Terrace. A (1855) 3965 A flagstaff to be erected at the Pilot Station on the beach A (1855) 260 Port signals visible through telescope at Signal Station, Adelaide. Port signals to be duplicated at Adelaide. A (1855) 1876 W Finance (1855) 94 Description of signal to announce arrival of vessels from Port Wakefield. A (1855) 3870 New code of steamship signals for use at Pt. Adelaide A (1855) 3965

SIGNAL STATIONS

SILK

Proposed establishment of semaphores for signalling the arrival of ships. A (1848) 1716 A (1849) 1354 Q (1849) 377 Proposed erection at North Adelaide, Port Adelaide and along the coast for signalling ship arrivals. Times May 28, 1849, 3D Proposed establishment of semaphores for signalling the arrival of ships. A (1851) 2300, 2632. All flagstaffs to come under the charge of the Harbour Master. A (1855) 13 w (1855) 75 New code of steamship signals for use at Pilot, Pt. Adelaide, and Adelaide signal stations. A (1855) 3965 Arrangements for the staffing and control of the pilot, Pt. Adelaide and other stations A (1855) 4181

Suggested establishment of silk industry A (1848) 1542 p (1848) 493 See also Silkworms

SILKWORMS Importation from Mauritius S.A. Oct. 24, 1848, 2F Reg. Oct. 28, 1848, 3A

SIL VER, Alfred Seeks employment as a census collector A (1855) 309

SILVER Favourable metallurgical reports Reg. April 29, 1848, 2E Suggested withdrawal of clauses in mineral leases affecting silver content in ores. A (1855) 3631 x (1856) 10

SIL VERLOCK, William To be transported to Sydney D (1839) 189 (twice)

SIMEON, Charles Refused free delivery of newspapers by PMG due to writing thereon in excess of address A (1855) 2954 w (1855) 703

SIMMONDS, Edward bigamist

SIMMONS, B.F.

See Minard

Concessions to American whalers E (1842) 330

SIMMONS, George Convicted of stealing A (1850) 2787

SIMMONS, Harvey Tender for the purchase of timber at Strangways Tiers 0 (1847) 167

SIMMONS, Henry Lessee of aboriginal reserves A (1842) 702 A (1843) 55, 58, 336, 596 E (1842) 760 F (1842) 91, 211 K (1842) 128 G (1843) 21 A (1846) ... Correspondence about a disputed boundary case at Encounter Bay (Section 80) A (1850) 1065 Seeks re-survey of land purchased by him at Encounter Bay A (1851) 3078 T (1852) 300

SIMMONS, John Application for pem1ission to take stone from the Flagstaff Hill refused A (1849) 542 Q (1849) 170

SIMMONS, Robert Appointed guard at the Adelaide Gaol A (1854) 1659 v (1854) 536

SIMMONS & BENNETT, lessees of aboriginal reserves See Bennett, Samuel Simmons, Henry

SIMMS mail contractor See also Simms & Haimes

SIMMS, George Convicted of burglary A (1851) 280112 Seeks remission of sentence A (1851) 3580, 3725, 3878 T (1852) 50 ~Smith, George Simms

SIMMS, Thomas Acquitted of a charge of assault A (1851) 617

SIMMS & HAIMES Contractors for North and South mails A (1855) 2683 w (1855) 613

SIMONS, Joseph A resident on the Park Lands D (1839) 64

SIMONS, Thomas Appointed to the Mounted Police Force A (1850) 1043

SIMPSON, -Member of a board to survey the "Rmllif" D (1838) 11

SIMPSON, Alexander Applies for the position of pound keeper at Lobethal A (1852) 992 T (1852) 361

SIMPSON, Charlotte A lunatic A (1852) 1007 A (1854) 811

SIMPSON, Daniel Building a pile engine at Port Adelaide B (1837) 295 Painting done by him at Port Adelaide B (1837) 315 Claim for work done at Port Adelaide A (1843) 995 G (1843) 301

SIMPSON, Daniel Claim on the Government by his executors G (1843) 390 A (1844) 702, 946 H (1844) 69 (twice) 167 (twice)

SIMPSON, Edward Accompanied Parkhurst boys to Australia as religious instructor. His whereabouts sought. A (1850) 2631, 2705 R (1850) 638 Seeks a Government position A (1854) 845 v (1854) 324

SIMPSON, Hannah Convicted of theft A (1850) 1962 Seeks remission of sentence A (1850) 2946 s (1851) 18

SIMPSON, Henry Conveyance of prisoners to Port Phillip A (1845) 97 G (1845) 710, 714 Conveyance of prisoners to Hobart A (1845) 302 G (1845) 706 (twice), 782 Signatory to a memorial protesting against a meeting presided over by Mr. R.M.L. Milne at Port Adelaide A (1852) 28 His store at Port Adelaide appointed a bonded warehouse A (1853) 1945 See also South Australian Shipping Company

SIMPSON, Henry & Co. Tender for supply of cable chain A (1848) 1684 Tender for the supply of coal A (1849) 855, 1511

SIMPSON, Horatio Nelson Inquest on his death A (1851) 935

SIMPSON, Joseph Claims to have discovered coal. A (1855) 2100, 2266, 2438 w (1855) 476

SIMPSON, Peter Convicted of theft. To be transported. A (1851) 1560, 1696 s (1851) 323

SIMPSON, Thomas William Evidence on the death of C. Oliver A (1849) 1531

SIMPSON, William Application for an occupation licence in the county of Light A (1847) 972, p.3

SIMS, George Awarded the Meritorious Service Medal A (1853) 1687, 1815 U(1853) 513, 554, 577

SIMS, John Wishes to buy section 5096 on the Sources of the Onkaparinga L (1845) 82 Purchases section 6524 at the western source of the Torrens A (1846) 88

SIMS, Louisa ~ Inquest on her death A (1852) 1829

SIMS, Robert Tenders for work at the bonded store, Po1t Adelaide G (1843) 228, 237

SIMS, Samuel Appointment in the Police Force A (1849) 599

SIMS, William Henry A butcher in Grenfell Street A (1855) 2375 Unwittingly purchases stolen bullocks. Seeks restitution of purchase money' A (1855) 2711 W (1855) 663 (twice)

SIMS, William J. A constable on the Emily A (1849) 1505

SIMSCH, -, -Enquiry into his death A (1854) 2298, 2317

SINCLAIR, -An absconder Reg. Jan. 16, 1847, 3A

SINCLAIR, Charles Constable at Yorke Peninsula Police Station A (1853) 1146

SINCLAIR, Gilbert See Sintclair

SINCLAIR, John Ross Appointed clerk collector and surveyor for Onkaparinga District Council A (1854) 1706

SINCLAIR, Malcolm Dies after a voyage from Flinders Island to the mainland A (1851) 945

SINCLAIR, Peter Tender accepted G (1843) 343

SINCLAIR, William Surety for C. Greenslade A (1849) 1501 Q (1849) 436

SINCOCK, Mary A Passenger to South Australia by the Sibella A (1848) 1097

SINGLETON, Francis Corbet Appointed Auditor-General. His antecedents S.A. Sep. 17, 1847, 3E Reg. Sep. 4, 1847, 2B Reg. Sep. 11, 1847, 2D Arrives tot ake up his appointment as Auditor General A (1848) 629 P (1848) 208, 209 twice, 210, 224

SINGLETON, Francis Corbet Resents censure for delay in furnishing a quarterly financial return A (1848) 1654 p (1848) 529 Seeks leave of absence as Auditor General A (1849) 250 Marries Louisa S. Gore at Parramatta Reg.April 7, 1849, 2B His lax supervision of public accounts causes grave dissatisfaction A (1850) 2885 (Governor's minute) 2937 R (1850) 71.. Refutes charge of laxity as Auditor General and asks to be heard before the Executive Council A (1850) 2927 R (1850) 718 Removal from office as Auditor General and provisional appointment as Clerk of the Councils A (1851) 75, 96 S (1851) 12 twice, 26 twice Applies for sick leave A (1852) 2 T (1852) 1 Relieved of all responsibility for the Government Printing Office A (1852) 1048 Applies for three moths' leave A (1853) 145 u (1853) 55 His part in the unauthorised printing of the Governor's signature on an Act u (1853) 69

SINNETT, Fred Seeks the loan of a thodolite A (1849) 1393 Q (1849) 401 Proposed exploration of Lake Torrens district A (1851) 2482 See also Burr & Sinnett, surveyors

SINTCLAIR, Gilbert Death in hospital A (1846) 783

SIR CHARLES McCARTHY, ship Leased by the Government as a store ship D (1840) 210 twice, 270 Used as a store ship by the Harbours Department A (1842) 375

SIR EDWARD PARRY immigrant ship Miscellaneous references A (1849) 939, 1148, 1150, 1179, 1203, 1263, 1287, 1379 Q (1849) 340 A (1854) 955 Memorial signed by 80 passengers A (1849) 1305 Friction between the Surgeon Superintendent and the Captain A (1849) 1305, 1365

SIR THOMAS GRESHAM, immigrant ship Miscellaneous references A (1854) 936 Report on the improper conduct of the surgeon superintendent A (1854) 965 v (1854) 361

SISMEY, G.D. Applies for permission to cut down some small trees on the banks of the Onkaparinga A (1852) 2000 T (1852) 655 Seeks permission to build a shed near mouth of the Onkaparinga River and to attach a mooring chain to the reef A (1852) 2086, 2208 A (1853) 935 T (1852) 701 u (1853) 325

SISON, William Inquest on his death A (1851) 1178

SISSON,-, -Inquest on his death A (1853) 929

SISTER ISLAND Discovered and named Reg. July 23, 1845, 2D

SIZE, William A.W. Seeks an appointment in the GPO A (1852) 2577 T (1852) 813 Appointed fifth weigher in the Customs Department A (1854) 21 v (1854) 41

SIZE, William A. W. Resignation as Assistant Landing Waiter, Customs Dept. A (1855) 3625

SKELLET,Mrs.,. Complaint about the surgeon superintendent on the Caucasian A (1853) 1137

SKELTON, Dr. Death notice Ad. exam. Dec. 31, 1842, 3B Inquest on his death A (1851) 1729, 1730

SKELTON, William Shoots a native sheep stealer A (1843) 764, 804, 810 A (1844) 721 G (1843) 23 .. (twice)

SKER, Gilbert Not granted a remission of his sentence A (1852) 2442 T (1852) 780

SKILLOGOLEE CREEK district Protest against proposed sale of large allotments A (1850) 1434 Murder of John Mans forth A (1850) 1858, 1909

SKILTON, William See Skelton

SKINNER, Mrs. To be admitted to the Hospital M (1846) 79, 80

SKINNER, Peter Tender accepted for repairs at Government House L (1846) 127

SKINNER, Sarah A lunatic. Dies in gaol. A (1855) 834

SKIPPER, John Michael Offers premises in Hindley Street for use of Inspector of Weights A (1845) 1167, 1194, 1218 K (1845) 78, 81, 93

SKIPPER, John Michael Seeks position as clerk in Registrar-General's Department A (1847) 748 N (1847) 320 Seeks appointment in the Supreme Court A (1849) 1289 Q (1849) 373 Seeks clerkship in the Local Court, Adelaide A (1850) 1263 R (1850) 333 His salary as an officer of the Adelaide Local Court A (1850) 2944 s (1851) 61, 6 .. Seeks six months' leave of absence A (1852) 306 Applies for a month's salary in lieu of notice A (1852) 1375 T (1852) 471, 474 Applies for the post of Resident Commissioner on the Victorian Goldfields A (1852) 1376 T (1852) 441 Settlers of Prospect Enfield and Islington seek his appointment as justice of the peace A (1854) 213 v (1854) 97 Appointed clerk of the Port Adelaide Local Court A (1853) 2089 u (1853) 604 v (1854) 550

SKIPPER, Octavius Seeks clerkship A (1849) 411 Q (1849) 136

SKIPPERBOTHAM, William

SKIPWORTH, Frederick

See Shipperbotham

Seeks to lease an aboriginal reserve A (1847) 338 N (1847) 157

SKITTLES Game played for a silver cup Ad. Exam. Nov. 12, 1842, 3D Ad. Exam. Nov. 19, 1842, 2D

SKUDDER, George Cook's assistant on the Cheapside A (1849) 1888

SLADDEN, Bazel For proof of the spelling of his christian name see A (1846) 782 To erect a pound on the South Road A (1842) 397 E (1842) 755, 825 Seeks permission to occupy the former police station at Goolwa A (1844) 270 Vacates the Goolwa police house A (1846) 782 Sale to P. Imlay of grant for acre 68 in the City of Adelaide A (1848) 190 p (1848) 73

SLAINES CASTLE, immigrant ship Miscellaneous references A (1851) 642 See Slaines Castle

SLATE Discovery about 12 miles south of Adelaide, near the coast Reg. June 20, 1849, 3B Export of slate from Willunga A (1854) 1866 See also Willunga Slate Quarries

SLATER, George Appointment as letter carrier in the Post Office A (1850) 2492 R (1850) 610 Appointed as a sub-sorter at the Post Office A (1851) 3742 His services as a sub-sorter at the GPO dispensed with T (1852) 69 Recommended for position of letter carrier A (1852) 525 T (1852) 184 Recommended to fill the position of clerk in the General Post Office A (1852) 591 T (1852) 191 (twice) Reinstalled as sub-sorter at the General Post Office A (1852) 753 T (1852) 244 Resigns from GPO. Pay too small A (1852) 2139 T (1852) 700

SLATER, William Suggests route for northern mails A (1845) 1044

SLATER, William Applies for lease of a section on the Skillogolee Creek A (1846) 707 L (1846) 348 Dispute with S. King about the boundaries of a run. A (1847) 364 N (1847) 175 Postmaster at Kercoandah A (1847) 668 N (1847) 281 Application for an occupation licence on the River Wakefield A (1847) 731, p.4 Correspondence about land grant for section 215 (District of the Wakefield) A (1849) 766, 1347 Q (1849) 236 twice Report on the death of Mrs. Robert Fry A (1850) 87 R (1850) 38 Evidence on the murder of John Mansforth A (1850) 1858 Appointed special magistrate for electoral purposes at Clare s (1851) 233 Member of the first Clare District Council A (1853) 1337 Resigns as councillor on the Clare District Council A (1853) 1850 u (1853) 568

SLATTER, J. Tender accepted for olive oil and mercury F (1843) 386

SLAUGHTER, Eliza Nurse on the Florentia A (1849) 1197

SLAUGHTER, Francis Loses two gold receipts A (1853) 264, 2855 A (1854) 296 u (1853) 131, 831 v (1854) 123

SLAUGHTER HOUSE, Adelaide Hours, fees etc. Reg. Jan. 16, 1841, lB Cost of erection etc. A (1842) 242

SLAUGHTER HOUSE, Adelaide Dispute between the Government and the Adelaide Corporation about the control of the slaughter house and the defraying of the cost of its erection. E (1842) 570, 626, 682 Repairs etc. needed A (1844) 436 G (1844) 660 (twice) A (1845) 1524, 1590 L (1845) 99, 105 A (1846) 1218 A (1849) 1147 Proposed additions A (1844) 613 Butchers seek new premises and reduction of dues A (1845) 815, 856, 861 An insanitary nuisance A (1845) 1138 Reg. Dec. 10, 1845, 2E Unauthorised use by cattle dealers etc. after the expiration of the Government's powers of regulation. A (1845) 1527 Deputation to the Governor A (1846) 667 L (1846) 334 Chaotic conditions Reg. Nov. 11, 1846, 3C Chaotic conditions A (1847) 76, 84, 180 Inspector's financial irregularities A (1847) 7, 565 N (1847) 11 (twice) 14, 71, 101, 117, 251, 276 Report and inventory A (1847) 151 'l2 Plan A (1847) 180 Proposed improvements A (1847) 180, 213, 558, 581 N (1847) 91, 114, 115, 238, 239 Placed under the charge of the Commissioner of Police A (1847) 822 Instructions to Inspector N (1847) 69, 80, 106 (twice) Correspondence about H. Sparks' contract 0 (1847) 9, 95 Complaints made at a public meeting Reg. Jan 30, 1847, 2C Improvements effected by Commissioner of Police Reg. Feb. 17, 1847, 2B

SLAUGHTER HOUSE, Adelaide Old building to be sold A (1848) 1841 p (1848) 613, 631 Butchers seek reduction of fees A (1850) 1003 R (1850) 337 Suggested alteration of hours for slaughtering A (1850) 1333, 1460 R (1850) 335

SLAUGHTER HOUSE, North Adelaide Purchased from Dr. John Knott D (1839) 183, 184, 186 (twice) A (1844) 275, 294 G (1844) 579, 584 A (1845) 90, ... A (1848) 961 P (1848) 306 thrice, 353 Well to be dug D (1840) 213 Objections to proposed building Reg. Jan. 11, 1840, 6B Reg. Jan. 18, 1840, 4C Reg. Jan. 25, 1840, 4C Butchers refuse to pay fees A (1843) 510 Dilapidated and no longer used A (1845) 444, 849 G (1845) 876 To be demolished A (1846) 145 L (1846) 161 Site wanted for a Baptist church A (1848) 1766 p (1848) 575 Land title defective A (1851) 3669 S (1851) 767 twice

SLAUGHTER HOUSES Inspector appointed E (1842) 417 Slaughter house needed for sheep and pigs S.A. April 25, 1848, 2A Need for confining slaughtering to one place S.A. June 20, 1848, 2C Reg. June 28, 1848, 3C See also Cattle Slaughtering Act

SLEAFORD BAY Whaling operations Reg. May 9, 1840, 6A Reg. July 4, 1840, 6A S.A. Nov. 13, 1840, 3E S.A. June 4, 1841, 3C S.A. July 16, 1841, 30 S.A. Oct. 5, 1841, 4A

SLEAFORD MERE Description by Dr. J.B. Harvey Reg. Jan. 25, 1840, SC

SLEEMAN, J.C. Declines to give information to a census collector G (1844) 590 See also Sleman, John Cundy

SLEEP, Harriet Pauper lunatic A 1842/No. 768 F (1842) 121

SLEEP, Thomas Funeral expenses A 1842/ No. 765 F (1842) 121

SLEMAN, J.C. To act as surgeon on the Symmetry Reg. Dec. 9, 1846, 2E

SLEMAN, John Cundy Objects to the granting of the Rocky Creek Special Survey A (1845) 1368 L (1845) 28 Correspondence about the proposed purchase of section 304 in the County of Stanley A (1845) 1439, 1449 L (1845) 56, 60, 61, 104 See also Sleeman, J.C.

SLOAN Payment for military services in 1840 F (1842) 274

SLOGGITT, Grace Offers to take Isabella Anderson under her care A (1844) 1234

SLOMAN, P. Seeks admission to the Hospital A (1846) 400~ L (1846) 258

SLOUGGETI, Grace Mrs Her petition refused A (1845) 1028 K (1845) 37

SLUMS Existence of slums in Adelaide S.A. March 5, 1847, 4C Newly arrived immigrants housed in slums in Adelaide Reg. Mar. 31, 1849, 4B Erection of small and crowded buildings in Adelaide Times May 7, 1849, 3B

SMALL, Alexander Petition for relief A (1845) 65 G (1845) 892 (3 times)

SMALL, James Seeks employment in the Customs Department A (1849) 959

SMALL, John Seeks employment in the Customs Department A (1849) 959 Q (1849) 28 .. A (1849) 2248 Q (1849) 626 Forwards a memorial from the settlers at Port Elliot A (1854) 122 v (1854) 77 Appointed clerk of Port Elliot Local Court A (1854) 189 v (1854) 102 Appointed Deputy registrar for Encounter Bay A (1854) 1930 v (1854) 702 Applies for the position of sub-collector of customs at Port Elliot and Goolwa A (1854) 2378 Resigns as clerk of the local courts, deputy registrar of births and deaths and of the District Council of Encounter Bay A (1854) 2940, 3178 v (1854) 920, 990

SMALL, John Seeks another post under Government A (1855) 929 w (1855) 255

SMALL ARMS Purchase of muskets, carbines, rifles, bayonets, etc. D (1839) 96, 98 A (1844) 279 % Each guard at Yatala Labor Prison to be equipped with two pistols A (1855) 609 W Finance (1855) 8

SMALLPOX Outbreak on the Winchester c (1838) 109-113 Ineffective preventive methods c (1838) 113 Colonial Surgeon to board vessels arriving from overseas c (1838) 118, 119 Steps taken to deal with a suspected outbreak on a visiting ship L (1846) 138 twice, 139 Outbreak on the immigrant ship Marion A (1849) 330, 336 Q (1849) 99 Twenty cases on the Marion S.A. Feb. 13, 1849, 2D Outbreak on the immigrant ship Adelaide A (1852) 452, 488, 494, 501, 755 Outbreak on the immigrant ship Duke of Cornwall A (1852) 1547, 1580, 1581 T (1852) 483, ... , 519 Outbreak on the Surge A (1852) 1651 Precautions for passengers 011 the Hercules A (1853) 1140, 1372 u (1853) 349, 438 Following an outbreak in New South Wales, precautions are taken with shipping at Port Adelaide A (1853) 3417, 3448 v (1854) 19, 29 Taymouth Castle in quarantine A (1855) 1957, 2271, 2430, 2460, 2538, 2578, 2595, 2682, 2711¥2, 2732, 2863, 2870, 2880, 2929, 2956, 3288, 3677, 3771, 3772 W (1855) 486, 516, 555, 562 (twice) 578, 629, 630, 654, 674, 678, 846 W Finance (1855) ... Fear that smallpox will be introduced from neighbouring colonies A (1854) 2656, 2845, 3563 v (1854) 798

SMALLPOX Fear that smallpox will be introduced from neighbouring colonies W (Finance) 1855) ... In Time and Truth during the voyage A (1855) 2580 Outbreak on "Clarendon" hulk A (1855) 2682, 2752, 2753, 2888 w (1855) 618, 691 Method of disinfection of clothing at Quarantine Station A (1855) 2888 One death on board the Victoria Regin during voyage to S.A. A (1855) 3738 See also Vaccination Quarantine Central Vaccine Boards

SMART, Benjamin Application for appointment in the Customs Department A (1848) 650 p (1848) 222 Temporary employment in the Customs Department A (1848) 1018 p (1848) 326 Appointed third clerk in the Customs Department A (1848) 1881 p (1848) 610 His death A (1849) 2252

SMART, John Buys section 5576 on the Sources of the Para. A (1846) 426

SMART, Joseph Constable on the Macedon A (1849) 1833

SMART, Samuel Appointed Sheriff B 73 (1837) Dissolution of partnership with Thomas Wilson S.A. March 29, 1842, 2B Opinion on Parkhurst boys A 1843/No. 155 Correspondence about an outstanding claim G (1843) 390 A (1844) 702, 946 H (1844) 69 (twice) 167 (twice)

SMART, Samuel Surety for Thomas Gilbert (Colonial Storekeeper) A (1844) 1242, 1375, 1382, 1383 H (1844) 276 Surety for Joseph Gilbert A (1849) 380, 469 Q (1849) 128

SMART & BAYNE Request for certain Acts of Council A (1845) 248 Correspondence about the sale of Section 1284 near the Montacute Mine A (1845) 395 G (1845) 813, 816 (twice)

SMEDLEY, C. Signatory to a memorial A (1852) 79

SMELT, Charles Seeks appointment as Clerk to the Colonial Storekeeper A (1853) 1482 u (1853) 477 Applies for the position of second clerk in the Police Department A (1853) 1707 u (1853) 517 Applies for appointment as superintendent of convicts A (1853) 3198 u (1853) 903 Appointed overseer in the Convict Department A (1853) 3310 A (1854) 503 v (1854) 187 Applies for the position of clerk in the Emigration Department A (1854) 519Y2 Resigns as overseer at the Adelaide Gaol A (1854) 1436 v (1854) 489

SMELTING Process for smelting copper invented by Dr. E. Davy A (1849) 1787 Q (1849) 543 Process for smelting lead ores invented by CJ. Carleton A (1845) 1303 L (1845) ... Process invented by C.M. Penny and W. Owen A (1847) 1230Y2 0 (1847) 125, 221

SMELTING Process invented by C.M. Penny and W. Owen A (1850) 20 C.J. Carleton's process A (1847) 1270 0 (1847) 151 Patent rights sought for J. Napier's smelting process A (1849) 1245 outsize List of works S.A. Aug. 4, 1848, 2D S.A. Nov. 24, 1848, 2A Operations by the Glen Osmond Mining Company at Dr. Kent's Mill S.A. Sept. 15, 1848, 3B Proposed company for smelting South Australian ores in Tasmania S.A. Sept. 29, 1848, 2C, 3C Reg. Sept. 27, 1848, 3D Reg. Sept. 30, 1848, 3E S.A. Oct. 6, 1848, 2D S.A. Oct. 10, 1848, 2F Controversy between E.L. Grundy and the South Australian about his claim to have been the first newspaper correspondent to suggest local smelting S.A. Dec. 12, 1848, 2C Need for local smelting emphasized by low prices realized by ores smelted in Wales S.A. Oct. 3, 1848, 2B Process invented by G .W. Nowell for using wood instead of charcoal A (1849) 1338, 1679 Works in course of erection at Glen Osmond Reg. Aug. 18, 1849, 2D See also Adelaide Smelting Company Yatala Smelting Works Bremer Smelting Works Patent Copper Company

SMIDT, Christina Inquest on his death A (1854) 14

SMILLIE, Mrs Correspondence about the title to section 5209, near Mount Barker A (1851) 3374

SMILLIE, Matthew Asked to serve as a justice of the peace D (1840) 229 A trustee for the Great Eastern Road E (1842) 871

SMILLIE, Matthew Opinion on Parkhurst boys A 1843/No. 176 Seeks remission of penalty under Waste Lands Act A (1845) 25 Requests that the commonage system be not yet applied to the country near Naime A (1846) 1195 M (1846) 103 His qualifications to act as a Justice of the Peace A (1846) 1314 His opinion on the proposed postal arrangements for Mount Barker A (1847) 324 N (1847) 114

SMILLIE, William No longer to receive special payment as Advocate General for criminal prosecutions E (1842) 433 Lecture before the Mechanics' Institute S.A. July 29, 1842, 3E S.A. Aug. 9, 1842, 3A Reduction of salary F (1843) 292 Criticises the conduct of the Collector of Customs in a smuggling case A (1845) 567, 568 G (1845) 872 Record of his appointments under the South Australian Government A (1846) 60 .. Censured for criticising the Police Magistrate's interpretation of the Waste Lands Act 0 (1847) 84 Friction with the Police Commissioner A (1848) 49 P (1848) 21 twice, 30 His conduct of the Solomon smuggling case A (1848) 1010, 1107, 1172, 1194 p (1848) 333 Complains of R.R. Torrens' discourtesy A (1848) 1194 p (1848) 367 A (1849) 228 On proposed introduction of Irish orphans A (1848) 1305 Appointment as Advocate General confirmed p (1848) 602, 613 Granted three months' sick leave A (1849) 7, 93, 730 Q (1849) 1 twice

SMILLIE, William Granted three months' sick leave Reg. Jan. 6, 1849, 3E Times Jan. 8, 1849, 2D Dissatisfaction with his conduct as Advocate General Times Sept. 10, 1849, 2G Sick leave A (1851) 1594, 2026 s (1851) 307

SMITH, - -To be prosecuted for selling adulterated milk A (1855) 1775

SMITH, A.J. Appointed assistant clerk to the Central Road Board A (1850) 1075 R (1850) 274

SMITH, Agnes MI£ Appointed postmistress at Y ankal ill a A (1852) 1892 T (1852) 612 Resigns as postmistress at Y ankalilla A (1853) 2428 u (1853) 729

SMITH, Alfred John Seeks employment A (1849) 338, 1112, 1417 Q (1849) 116, 406 Seeks position on the tug Adelaide A (1849) 572 Seeks appointment as surveyor and draftsman A (1849) 702 Proposed appointment as clerk in the Registrar General's Office A (1850) 35 R (1850) 24

SMITH, Archibald Office bearer of St. Andrew's Church, Adelaide A (1846) 1199

SMITH, Charles Seeks reduction of fees for his wife in the Lunatic Asylum A (1848) 1567 p (1848) 513 Appointed to the Police Force A (1849) 599

SMITH, Charles Evidence given as a police constable at Port Lincoln A (1851) 944 His recommendation of J. Brown A (1854) 543 See McCloud James and Smith, Charles

SMITH, David Constable on the immigrant ship Princess Royal A (1848) 870

SMITH, Duncan Stewart Appointed interpreter at Guichen Bay A (1848) 375, 375Yi p (1848) 139 Appointed native interpreter for the South Eastern districts T (1852) 976

SMITH, Elijah Statement about an inquest held at the Burra A (1851) 3936

SMITH, Elinor Attempted suicide on the Osceola A (1851) 1398

SMITH, Edmund Mogor Lyne Seeks appointment as punt keeper at Wellington A (1848) 1038 p (1848) 332

SMITH, Eliza Application for relief granted A (1845) 77 G (1845) 705 Acquitted of a charge of perjury A (1847) 1511Yi

SMITH, Francis Inquest on his death A (1853) 1795

SMITH, Frederick Attempted escape from gaol A (1844) 1299 Transported for larceny A (1844) 1433

SMITH, Frederick Petition for remission of sentence A (1844) 1538, 1548 H (1844) 341 (twice) Petition for return of wallaby skins seized by the police on Kangaroo Island A (1844) 1545 A (1845) 40 G (1845) 701 Transported to Hobart A (1845) 117 G (1845) 706 (twice) 707 Petition for release refused G (1845) 688 Schoolmaster on the Bussorah Merchant A (1848) 1758

SMITH, G. Resigns from the Police Force A (1849) 17

SMITH, George B. Appointed clerk in the Audit Office v (1854) 293 Seeks appointment as book-keeper for the Goolwa - Port Elliot Tramway A (1855) 382 w (1855) 103, ... , 161 Appointed clerk of the local court at Port Elliot and book-keeper for Goolwa -Port Elliot Tramway A (1855) 413, 478 W (1855) 122 (twice), 167

SMITH, George Convicted of burglary A (1851) 3693 Seeks remission of his sentence A (1852) (3241 missing) T (1852) 963 Inquest on his death A (1853) 1673 A tide waiter in the Customs Department. Dies intestate. A (1853) 1674 u (1853) 513 Contracts to carry mails from Mt. Torrens to Gumeracha A (1853) 3039 u (1853) 873 Contractor for North Eastern mails A (1855) 2683 w (1855) 613

SMITH, George Simms While in gaol informs against W. Lynch A (1852) 834, 888 T (1852) 292

SMITH, George Surrage Seeks remission of sentence A (1850) 663, 756 R (1850) 191 twice

SMITH, Henry, E Appointed third clerk in the Audit Office A (1853) 2743 u (1853) 795 Appointed second inspector of schools A (1855) 279 w (1855) 67 Second Inspector of Schools. Granted 6 weeks' leave A (1855) 3826 w (1855) 870

SMITH, Henry Evidence given at the trial of James Douglas A (1845) 262Yz

SMITH, Henry James His sheep speared by natives near Port Lincoln A (1844) 329, 382 A (1845) 817 Seeks police protection for his station employees near Port Lincoln A (1844) 1457, 1488 Dispute with J. F. Clay about a sheep run in the Port Lincoln district A (1845) 959 K (1845) 3 .. A stockholder in the Port Lincoln district A (1845) 1261 Application for occupation licences near Port Lincoln A (1847) 731, p.11 Trustee of the proposed Church of England cemetery at Port Lincoln A (1853) 567, 1067, 1068 u (1853) 757 His father recommends him for the position of Government Resident at Port Lincoln A (1853) 1262 u (1853) 391 Appointed a justice of the peace at Port Lincoln A (1854) 1340

SMITH, Henry James Given passage to Port Lincoln on Yatala w (1855) 3090 w (1855) 724

SMITH, Hugh Surgeon Superintendent of the Canton A (1846) 953¥2 Correspondence as Surgeon Superintendent of the immigrant ship Canton A (1846) 970, 993 M (1846) 6, 7, 20 Postmaster at Strathalbyn A (1847) 698 N (1847) 296 Q (1849) 34 .. Seeks Government employment A (1848) 508 p (1848) 172 His school at Strathalbyn A (1849) 568, 933 Q (1849) 198 His school at Alberton A (1849) 1824

SMITH, I2L. Hugh Resigns as honorary medical officer at the Adelaide Hospital A (1852) 842

SMITH, J.H. Suggests the laying out of a Government town at the Burra A (1848) 1617

SMITH, James Appointed ranger for the district of Kondoparinga A (1854) 2784 Transported to Hobart for ten years A 1842/Nos. 501, 610, 949 E (1842) 810 Petition for mitigation of sentence A (1844) 179 G (1844) 550 Applies for employment under the Government A (1844) 883 H (1844) 154

SMITH, James Seeks authority to receive letters addressed to Anthony Forster A (1845) 9 G (1845) 691, 692

SMITH, James Concerned in an affray with natives in the South East A (1845) 724 Honorary postmaster at Rivoli Bay A (1846) 1023 M (1846) 17 His work and philological studies among the natives A (1848) 375 Seeks appointment as Customs Officer at Rivoli Bay A (1848) 402 p (1848) 143 Acquitted of a charge of horse stealing A (1848) 413 Acquitted of a charge of false pretences A (1848) 413, 464 Passenger, with his wife, to South Australia in the Bolton A (1848) 522 Claim on the Government for expenses incurred in qualifying his son to act as interpreter p (1848) 139 Seeks appointment as teacher in a proposed native school at Robe A (1849) 328 Q (1849) 111, 159 Correspondence as agent for J.H. Angas A (1849) 664 Seeks employment as landing waiter at Rivoli Bay A (1850) 16 R (1850) 49 Applies for plan of Grey Town A (1850) 30 Secretary of the Wheal Barton Mining Association A (1850) 179 Dispute with J. Cannan about occupancy of land at Rivoli Bay A (1850) 2031 R (1850) 536 A (1851) 145 s (1851) 281 Seeks appointment as Deputy Registrar at Rivoli Bay A (1851) 503 s (1851) 143 Accepts appointment as an electoral officer A (1851) 1103 Inquest on his death A (1851) 1572 Book keeper in the Assay office A (1852) 1312

SMITH, John Transported to Port Phillip D (1840) 312 Petition for his release A (1842) No. 305 Tender accepted to supply office furniture for the Customs Department F (1842) 138, 139 (twice) Delay in supplying furniture A 1843/No. 46, 78, 95, 201, 316 F (1843) 319, 342, 292 (twice) G (1843) 14 Arrested for a burglary at Port Fairy A (1845) 89 Remanded to Portland A (1845) 119, 185, 258 G (1845) 710 (twice) 722 (twice) 723, 726 A stockholder in the Port Lincoln district A (1845) 1261 Reports that the Dry Creek bridge has been washed away by floods A (1846) 864 Evidence at the trial of T. Donelly A (1847) 349 Evidence at the trial of the native Bobbo A (1848) 958 Appointed to the Mounted Police Force A (1848) 1522 Seeks remission of sentence A (1849) 700, 879 Q (1849) 217, 272 Appointment in the Mounted Police Force A (1850) 39 Seeks appointment as keeper of Cape Willoughby Lighthouse A (1850) 658 R (1850) 187 Convicted of house breaking A (1850) 762 outsize Transported to Hobart A (1850) 844, 862 R (1850) 222 To act as postmaster at Gawler Plains A (1850) 1488 R (1850) 386 A dangerous lunatic in charge of T. Martin A (1853) 3418 Escapes after murdering W. Thomas A (1855) 503, 504 Captured and charged with murder of Wm. Thomas A (1855) 3419

SMITH, John Seeks remission of his sentence A (1855) 1478 w (1855) 379

SMITH, John of Smithfield Alleged persecution of rival publican (W. Wilson) A (1855) 2630

SMITH, John, prisoner Alias Dixon. Escape from Adelaide Gaol and recapture A (1855) 3835, 3841, 3854 W (1855) 881, 883 (twice)

SMITH, John, publican Elected at a public meeting to be an alderman of Pt. Adelaide Corporation A (1856) 79, 114

SMITH, Dr. John Advertisements S.A. Feb. 16, 1849, 3D Reg. Aug. 1, 1849, 2A Seeks appointment as House Surgeon at the Hospital. His subsequent withdrawal A (1849) 1328, 1439 Q (1849) 386 Medical report on the death of G. Wilheim A (1851) 178

SMITH, John Abel Power of attorney for the issue of a debenture A (1844) 547, 552, 618, 619 H (1844) 12, 15, 35

SMITH, Dr. John Phin Change of address S.A. April 26, 1844, 3E Advertisement Re~ Dec. 5, 184~ lE Claim on the Government A 1842/No. 369 E (1842) 739 A (1843) ... , 1455, 1469 A (1844) 4, 64, 110 G (1843) 431, 440 G (1844) 464, 467, 468, 482, 506, 507 Correspondence relating to his work at the Adelaide Hospital Reg. April 23, 1842, 10

SMITH, Louisa, Mrs.... A lunatic A (1848) 1567 p (1848) 513

SMITH, Mary, Mrs.... Matron on the Duchess of Northumberland 0 (1847) 176 Matron on the China A (1847) 1560 0 (1847) 243

SMITH, Matthew Application for Clerkship of the Peace declined D (1838) 22 Appointed Resident Magistrate at Port Lincoln D (1839) 178 D (1841) 371 Appointed Commissioner of Police for the district of Port Lincoln D (1840) 282 Report on the Port Lincoln district Reg. Jan. 25, 1840, SB Resigns appointment on the Port Lincoln establishment D (1841) 382 To act as J.H. Fisher's attorney in the defence of some natives E (1841) 133 His request for remission of duty on wine and spirits declined E (1841) 267 Postponement of payment of Customs duties A 1843/No. 216, 555, 581Yz G (1843) 7, 20 Government takes legal proceedings to recover from him cutoms duties on spirits G (1843) 128, 137 Letter on Harris and Cummings' Eyre Peninsula expedition S.A. Dec. 22, 1843, 2D His sheep speared by natives near Port Lincoln A (1844) 329, 382 A (1845) 817 Represents C. Thomson in a dispute with the Government about boats seized at Kangaroo Island A (1844) 347, ... G (1844) 603, 637 Represents S. Stocks Junr. in a law suit A (1845) 623 Negotiations for the purchase of the Burra Special Survey A (1845) 685, 689, 955 G (1845) 903 ... Purchase of sections 194 and 305 in the County of Stanley A (1845) 1409

SMITH, Matthew Dispute with J. F. Clay about a sheep rnn in the Port Lincoln district A (1845) 959 K (1845) 3 .. Correspondence about the proposed purchase of section 304 in the County of Stanley A (1845) 1439, 1449 L0845) 56, 6~ 61, 104 Buys sections 5537 and 5538 on the Torrens A (1845) 1593 L (1845) 108 (twice) Buys section 3928 in the County of Hindmarsh A (1856) 335 Negotiations for the purchase of section 1504 on the South Para A (1846) 517, 534, 552, 747 L (1846) 294 (twice) 297, 303, 356 Correspondence about the exercise of old land orders A (1846) 705, 730, 1216, 1220, 1465 L (1846) 342, 353 M (1846) 96, 181 0 (1847) 112, 129, 152 A (1847) 1254, 1301 A (1849) 1227, ... Q (1849) 358 Enquiry about the possibility of obtaining a special survey A (1846) 835, 923 L (1846) 384, 403 Appeals to the Imperial Parliament about his right to select land by means of old land orders A (1848) 222, 263 A (1853) 2616 p (1848) 84 Q (1849) 340 u (1853) 852, 853 Forfeits deposit on mineral section A (1848) 872 Surety for N. Hailes A (1848) 1594, 1633 Correspondence about certain land grants executed by Governor Robe (Sections 800, 801, etc.) A (1848) 1691 p (1848) 545 Dispute with the Government about the right to exercise old land orders. S.A. Aug. 14, 1849, 2A, 2D S.A. Aug. 17, 1849, 2B, 3A (twice) S.A. Aug. 24, 1849, 2E Times Aug. 27, 1849, 4A

SMITH, Matthew Surety for J.H. Richman A (1852) 2078 T (1852) 682 Forwards a petition seeking commutation of sentence on W. Wright. A (1853) 640 u (1853) 188 Recommends his son, H.J. Smith for the position of Government Resident at Port Lincoln A (1853) 1262 u (1853) 391 Correspondence about his land order A (1853) 2616, 3074, 3118 A (1854) 197 u (1853) 902, 913 v (1854) 168, ... Applies for land at the North Arm A (1854) 305, 466, 938, 1125, 1277, 2879, 3205 v (1854) 172, 360 Correspondence about his land grant A (1855) 404, 2406

SMITH, Nicholas Murray Seeks employment A (1846) 459 L (1846) 278 Appointed signal officer at the West Terrace Station L (1846) 308 (3 times) Resigns position of Signal Master A (1847) 1229 0 (1847) 120, 166 (4 times)

SMITH, Percival Wood Various claims by his creditors A (1851) 3563, 3568, 3572, 3589, 3627 s (1851) 770, 808 Convicted of forgery A (1851) 3693, 3915 A (1852) 271, 1499 Seeks remission of his sentence A (1852) (3618 missing) A (1853) 88, 3439 A (1854) 1148, 1540 T (1852) 1069 v (1854) 46, 520 See also Smith and Bishop

SMITH, Peter Transported to Sydney D (1840) 345 Acquitted on a charge of theft A (1843) 643

SMITH, Richard Employed as a census collector A (1845) 1519 A (1846) 271 L (1846) 131, 218 Elected a commissioner for the hundred of Y atala A (1852) 5 A (1853) 44 T (1852) 11

SMITH, Robert Acquitted of a charge of forgery A (1851) 3693 On the first Brighton District Council A (1853) 2405

SMITH, Robert Barr A memorialist, seeking inclusion of name in electoral roll, Dist. of Flinders. A (1855) 2874 w (1855) 670

SMITH, Samuel Acquitted on a charge of wounding a horse A (1844) 288 Theft by natives from his house at Port Lincoln A (1844) 382 Application for re-appointment to the Police Force declined A (1845) 286 G (1845) 780 Constable on the British Sovereign A (1847) 889Yz N (1847) 349 Surety for C. Barton A (1853) 799 Claims refund of deposit for S.G. Robinson A (1854) 865 v (1854) 327

SMITH, Sidney Constable on the China A (1847) 1560

SMITII, Simon Complains about a reduction in his pay as carter to the Gold Escort A (1852) 2586 T (1852) 815

SMITII, Susannah, MI£ Her school at Unley A (1849) 1767

SMITII, Thomas Released from gaol D (1840) 218, 221 Statement re a dispute between P. Auld and J. Shand A (1843) 867 Convicted of unlawfully pledging a watch A (1850) 762 outsize Convicted of pledging another man's clock A (1851) 617 Serves his sentence. His good conduct in prison A (1854) 653 Petition for remittance of his sentence A (1855) 2224 (outsize gr. 3) w (1855) 542 See also MORGAN, Charles

SMITII, Thomas Brendle His misfortunes. Seeks employment. A (1850) 1729 R (1850) 441

SMITII, Thomas F Application for appointment in the Post Office declined A (1845) 74 G (1845) 704

SMITII, Thomas Forsyth Appointed to the mounted Police Force A (1845) 999 K (1845) 34 Seeks re-appointment in the Government service A (1847) 777, 795 N (1847) 315 0 (1847) 4

SMITII, Thomas M. No vacancy for him in the public service 0 (1847) 3

SMITH, W. His salary A 1842/No. 21 Offer to sell tracing paper A (1843) 1413 Replaced by G. Dix as master of the Emma Sherratt L (1846) 234 Report on the instability of George1s Exchange A (1848) 195, 233, 860 p (1848) 52, 53, 100

SMITH, Walter Contractor for erection of Court House at Port Adelaide A (1848) 515, 539 p (1848) 181, 420 Correspondence about the building of an engine house at Port Adelaide A (1849) 372

SMITH, Walter Timber merchant Elected at a public meeting to be a councillor of Port Adelaide Corporation A (1856) 79, 114

SMITH, William Temporary employment in the Survey Office E (1842) 437, 444, 482 Appointment as temporary clerk in the Treasury A 1843/No. 388 G (1843) 38, 42 To be struck off the local establishment of Sappers and Miners and to return to England A (1843) 13 ... A (1844) 1348 A (1845) 374 Cannot be permitted to exchange land near Port Lincoln A (1843) 588 G (1843) 159 Employed as a census collector A (1844) 57, 334 G (1844) 482, 521, 569, 591, 595 K (1844) 142 Asks for the use of a boat while collecting census returns at Port Adelaide A (1844) 183 G (1844) ... (twice) Robbed by natives near Port Lincoln A (1844) 329, 382 Appointed master of the Native School, Walkerville G (1844) 628 (twice) 629 His potato crop at Port Lincoln robbed by natives A (1845) 63

SMITH, William Appeals for rations as master of the Native School, Walkerville A (1845) 518, 546 G (1845) 856, 867 Charge of manslaughter dismissed A (1845) 1458 Recommended for dismissal for insubordination as master of the Native School A (1846) 120, 171, 211 L (1846) 164 Resignation as master of the Native School A (1846) 244 L (1846) ... , ... Censured for bringing private passengers from Rivoli Bay in the Lapwing A (1846) 754 L (1846) 358 Seeks increase of salary as draftsman A (1846) 898 L (1846) 392 Temporary appointment in the Crown Lands Office L (1846) 208, 209 (twice) Temporary appointment in the Survey Department M (1846) 40, 41 (twice) Appointment as Town Surveyor and Assessor of Rates M (1846) 103 (3 times) 111 (twice) N (1847) 194, 195, 224 0 (1847) 247 twice "Put off" for 3 months without pay from his duties as City Surveyor A (1852) 325 T (1852) 12 .. Gratuity as cook's assistant on the Theresa A (1847) 530 N (1847) 226 Application for aboriginal reserve A (1847) 1181 0 (1847) 109 Seeks discharge from the Sappers and Miners and position of road overseer A (1847) 1206 0 (1847) 110 Recommended for relief A (1847) 1248 0 (1847) 128 twice Correspondence about his employment in the Government service A (1847) 1271~ 0 (1847) 151 Tender for supply of stone A (1848) 1355 p (1848) 437

SMITH, William Seeks permission to take stone from the Brown Hill Creek quarry A (1849) 503 Q (1849) 16 .. Needs larger boat's crew for landing ships' mails A (1849) 1182Yz, 1480, 1483, 1549 Q (1849) 440, 452 Seeks slaughtering licence A (1849) 1185 Q (1849) 357 Convicted of robbery. To be transported. A (1850) 1962, 2246 A memorial seeking possession of his gold bullion A (1854) 2436 v (1854) 760

SMITH, Mrs.. William Appointed matron of the Native School, Walkerville G (1844) 628 (twice), 629

SMITH, William Henry Applies to be sent to Hobart A (1843) 984 Acquitted of a charge of receiving A (1847) 727

SMITH and BISHOP Request that the legality of payments be ascertained. A (1852) 12 T (1852) 142, 239

SMITH, William To be transported to Sydney D (1839) 189 (twice)

SMITHERS, Joseph Seeks employment A (1849) 1128 Q (1849) 335

SMITHFIELD district Section 1715 laid out as the town of Malvern Reg. June 14, 1848, lE

SMITHFIELD W. Buchanan's school A (1850) 734

SMITHSON, Esther Seeks remission of fine under Licensed Victuallers Act A (1855) 2779 (outsize) w (1855) 650

SMUGGLING Miscellaneous references D (1839) 62, 104, 188 E (1841) 171 Suspected at the whale fisheries at Onkaparinga A (1842) 387 Suggested regulations for preventing smuggling across the South Eastern border A (1849) 1411 Much merchandise smuggled into the South East across the border. A (1849) 1171 Q (1849) 341 A (1851) 834 Suggested instructions to police officers for the prevention of smuggling A (1849) 1985 Q (1849) 57 .. Proposed reduction of duties on spirits and tobacco, with a view to discouraging smuggling A (1850) 774 Trouble with smugglers, cattle killers and others at Normanville A (1854) 1663 A (1855) 829 v (1854) 563 Could result from using illegal landing places by those ignorant of the law A (1855) 483 For the Boord case see Boord, Samuel Elkington (two entries) For references for the period 1842-46, see Research Note 177 See also Second Valley, district

SMYTH, ~John To act as a member of the Board of Management, Female Immigrant Depot, during any absence of Rev. Michael Ryan A (1855) 3311 w (1855) 770-771

SMYTH, Mary Matron on the Duchess of Northumberland A (1847) 1369 0 (1847) 203

SMYTH, C.H. Signatory to a memorial praying a court of full jurisdiction for Port Lincoln A (1852) 15

SMYTH, William Cavendish Accepts office as an electoral clerk A (1851) 1986

SNAPE, James Notes on an overland journey with stock from Goulbum to Adelaide. Reg. Feb. 15, 1840, SA

SNAPPERS POINT Name given to a sharp tum on the Mount Barker Road, near the Mountain Hut Hotel A (1845) 17 ..

SNARR, William Appointed pound keeper at Woodside A (1851) 2286, 2754 Resigns as Woodside pound keeper A (1852) 634

SNELL, Rev. Joseph His views on state aid to religion A (1851) 451 Priest in charge of St. Mary'c Church, Morphett Vale A (1850) 271 A (1851) 880 His stipend as minister of St. Mary's Church, Morphett Vale A (1850) 750

SNELL, William Pays rent on memorial land near Preamminna v (1854) 711

SNELLING, Henry Seeks relief for James Hillier A (1847) 1338¥2 0 (1847) 163

SNODGRASS, -Offer to carry mails between Adelaide and Emu Creek A (1845) 1267 L (1845) 2

SNOOK, John Agent for the ship Thirteen D (1840) 293 See also Snooke, John

SNOOKE, John Removal of ballast from the River Torrens D (1841) 385 See also Snook, John

SNOSWELL, William A whaler at Encounter Bay A (1843) 480

SNOW, James Petition for remission of sentence A (1848) 1286 p (1848) 410

SNOW, W.L.E. Recommended as an under keeper at the Lunatic Asylum A (1852) 2385 T (1852) 753 Resigns as keeper at the Lunatic Asylum A (1853) 104 u (1853) 25

SNOWDEN, Robert

SOAP

Seeks permission to lay water pipes on the Government reserve, Le Fevre's Peninsula A (1850) 358, 645, 784 R (1850) 111, 117, 188 Inquest on his death A (1853) 2438

Works established at Thebarton or Hindmarsh Ad. Exam. Dec. 14, 1842, 3B S.A. Dec. 16, 1842, 3A Ad. Exam. Jan. 14, 1843, lB Case of soap, containing native barilla, sent to the International Exhibition of 1851. A (1850) 2522 See also Prices - Soap

SOAP STONE Obtainable near Gumeracha A (1853) 231 u (1853) 62

SOAR, James P. Constable on the Sir Edward Parry A (1849) 1263

SOAR, James P. Seeks appointment as a keeper at the Cape Willoughby Lighthouse A (1851) 3380 s (1851) 704

SOBEY, Henry In need of relief A (1845) 1003, 1586 L (1845) 105

SOCIETY FOR THE PROMOTION OF COLONISATION Advocate General's report on its suggestions A (1848) 1964

SOCIETY FOR THE PROPAGATION OF THE GOSPEL Contributes towards the cost of repairing Leigh Street G (1845) 879

SOCIETY FOR THE TOTAL ABOLITION OF CAPITAL PUNISHMENT Seeks commutation of T. Donelly's death penalty A (1847) 375Yz N (1847) 165

SOCIETY OF FRIENDS Requests a grant of land at West Terrace Cemetery A (1854) 2609, 3800 A (1855) 486 w (1855) 74, 145 Marriage Act in conflict with Society's rules. No authority to grant licenses held by any Society member A (1856) 24 x (1856) 10

SOKOLOWSKI, Anthony Surety for W. Lennon A (1851) 118

SOKOLOWSKY, Anton Member of the first Clare District Council A (1853) 1337

SOLBY, Benjamin Travers, civil servant See Solly Tender for supply of office furniture to the Customs Department A 1843/No. 201

SOLICITORS see Lawyers

SOLLY Resignation as postmaster at Tungkillo A (1850) 185

SOLLY, Benjamin Travers Proposed surety for the Collector of Customs A (1843) 1312, 1333 G (1843) 384 Employed as a census collector G (1844) 521, 572 K (1844) 142 To act as Postmaster at Reedy Creek Mine A (1848) 1473 p (1848) 474 Seeks appointment as landing waiter at Port Adelaide A (1850) 23 R (1850) 13, 14, 513 Seeks leave of absence from the Customs Department A (1850) 147 R (1850) 62 Promoted to the position of fourth landing waiter at Port Adelaide A (1850) 710 R (1850) 199 Applies for the position of warehouse keeper in the Customs Department A (1852) 810 T (1852) 259 Appointed assistant landing surveyor in the Customs Department A (1854) 21 v (1854) 41 Appointed private secretary to the Governor of Tasmania A (1855) 715, 1199, 1393, 1704, 1779 w (1855) 222, 254, 316, 416, 448

SOLOMON, Emanuel Complains of the removal of the criminal business from the Resident Magistrate's Court in Currie Street A (1844) 602, 604 G (1844) 681 Correspondence about the registration of the Dorset A (1844) 1373 His sureties as auctioneer A (1845) 5, 33 G (1845) 693, 695 Complaint against duty charged on soap imported from NSW A (1845) 158, 161, 173, 187 G (1845) 734, 736, 739 (twice) Offer to exchange the Law Courts for land A (1845) 896 K (1845) 6

SOLOMON, Emanuel Offers to lease premises next to the Supreme Court to the Government A (184S) 931, 932 K (184S) 17 Offer to let or sell premises near Gilles Arcade A (184S) 1330, 1393, 1410, 1486 Off er to let or sell premises near Gilles Arcade L (184S) 40, 44, 47, 69, 73 (twice) Leases Government cottage at Glenelg A (184S) 1S7S L (184S) 77 (twice) 104 Offers to extend the lease of the old Queen's Theatre for law courts A (1846) 809, 919, 938, 1006 L (1846) 398, 401 M (1846) 6, 14 (twice) Application for reduction of bonded charges A (1846) 1030 M (1846) 2S About to erect shops and offices in Rundle Street S.A. July 3, 1846, 2A About to erect a theatre in Gilles Arcade Reg. Sept. 16, 1846, 2B, 4B S.A. Sept. 2S, 1846, SD S.A. Oct. 20, 1846, 3C Transfer of his auctioneer's licence A (1847) 88 N (1847) 67 Dispute with the Collector of Customs about the invoice price of goods imported from Sydney A (1847) 827, 87S, 909 N (1847) 334, 33S, 344, 3S7 A (18SO) 1S06, 1738 About to leave South Australia S.A. Feb. 9, 1847, 4A, SC Reg. Feb. 6, 1847, 2E Partnership with Judah Moss Solomon S.A. March 9, 1847, 3C Proposed extension of lease of law offices A (1848) 399, SSO p (1848) 130, 188, 2SS A (18SO) 679, 691, 737 R (18SO) 186, 190, 193 Forfeits deposit on mineral section A (1848) 872 Complains of caretaker's neglect at Court House A (1848) 874, 897, 91S, 936, 937 p (1848) 288, 299

SOLOMON, Emanuel Charged with smuggling A (1848) 1010, 1107, 1328, 1347 p (1848) 333, 432 Licenced as an auctioneer A (1849) 954, 1013 Resumes business as an auctioneer S.A. July 24, 1849, 2F Reg. July 28, 1849, 2D Times July 30, 1849, 2A, 3D Claims compensation for dilapidated state of building lately used as Court House A (1850) 1467, 1715, 1864 R (1850) 443, 480 Seeks to lease his shop to the Government for a bonded store A (1853) 2391

SOLOMON, Emanuel & Co. Complain of non-publication of monthly return A (1849) 2124 Q (1849) 599 Complains that Govt. auctions are conducted by one firm only. Share of business sought. A (1855) 2972 w (1855) 727

SOLOMON, George A whaler at Encounter Bay A (1843) 480 Grant of land as the husband of a native girl A (1851) 386

SOLOMON, Judah Moss Partnership with Emanuel Solomon S.A. March 9, 1847, 3C Times July 30, 1849, 2A Seeks additional ground for the Jewish cemetery at West Terrace A (1851) 1367, 2192, 3133 s (1851 4 .. His sureties A (1851) 1891 s (1851) 389

SOLOMON, Thomas A whaler at Encounter Bay A (1843) 480

SOLOMON, V & E Tender for supply of flour declined D (1839) 78

SOLOMON, V & E Re-shipment of rice and wheat D (1839) 201 Transportation of convicts in the Dorset D (1840) 340 E (1842) 567, 569, 700 F (1842) 231 (twice) F (1843) 30 .. G (1843) 98 Transportation of convicts in the Dorset A (1844) 104 G (1844) 501 Valuation of flour for Customs purposes A 1842/No. 893, 898Y2, 909 F (1842) 214, 216, 217, 225 Offer to lease the Queen's Theatre to the Government for a court house A 1843/No. 339, 373, 413, 44 .. , 452, 570Y2 A (1843) 609, 613, 636, 679 G (1843) 33, 54, 106, 163, 173, 174 Conversion of the Queen's Theatre into a court house A (1843) 811, 830, 838, 839, 918, 1053, 1064, 1081, 1083, 1264, 1287, 1299, 1453 G (1843) 246, 252, 363, 386, 387 The Judge's objection to their opening a tap room in the passage leading to the law courts A (1843) 1053, 1083 G (1843) 330 Dispute over the date of completion of the Law Courts A (1844) 91 G (1844) 494, 500 Dissolution of partnership S.A. May 21, 1844, 3D

SOLOMON, Vaiben Surety for Emanuel Solomon A (1849) 954, 1013 Q (1849) 2 ..

SOMERS, William Convicted of counterfeiting A (1845) 276Y2 See Summers

SOMERTON Laid out in eight-acre blocks (Section 206) Times April 16, 1849, 2C

SOMERVILLE, Rebecca Mrs Dies in Lunatic Asylum A (1855) 1405 A lunatic A (1845) 372, 578, 809 G (1845) 811 A (1846) 646

SOMERVILLE, William Petition for the relief of his insane wife A (1845) 372 G (1845) 811 To help support his lunatic wife A (1845) 920 K (1845) 12

SOMMER, Ferdinand von See von Sommer

SOMMER, Johann Gotthilf Gaol sentence reduced. His good conduct during imprisonment A (1855) 3272 w (1855) 769

SOMNER, Johann Gotthilf See SOMMER, Johann Gotthilf

SOPER, J. Rewarded for seizing illicit still G (1845) 747

SOPHIA JANE, cutter Seized by the Crown. Dispute about ownership A (1843) lllYz, 122, 171, 322, 526 G (1843) 9 twice, 91

SOURCES OF THE TORRENS SPECIAL SURVEY Meetings of the Adelaide Survey Association S.A. Sept. 25, 1840, 2B (2 advts)

SOUTH, Alfred Appointed to Mounted Police Force A (1847) 183

SOUTH, George Appointed to the Police Force A (1847) 468 Resigns from the Police Force A (1849) 17

SOUTH, Thomas A Government contractor for firewood A (1855) 597

SOUTHAM, John Procedure to be followed for the protection of his rights as an inventor of agricultural machinery H (1844) 242

SOUTH AUSTRALIA Maps See Maps

SOUTH AUSTRALIA IN 1848 Detailed accounts of wages, prices, the labour market, etc. prepared by the St. Andrews Society. S.A. Feb.25, 1848, 2A, 2B, 2C S.A. July 4, 1848, 2E S.A. Dec. 5, 1848, 2C

SOUTH AUSTRALIA IN 1852 The Speaker of the Legislative Council reviews the outstanding events of the year. A (1852) 2535 See also Labour shortage, 1852 Monetary crisis, 1852 Victorian goldfields Gold fever

SOUTH AUSTRALIA IN 1853 See also Labour shortage 1853

SOUTH AUSTRALIA IN 1854 See also Labour shortage, 1854

SOUTH AUSTRALIA IN 1855 See also Labour shortage, 1855

SOUTH AUSTRALIAN, newspaper Sued for libel by George Stevenson S.A. June 29, 1849, 2E S.A. Oct. 9, 1849, 4A S.A. Oct. 12, 1849, 2F Sued for libel by L.W. Gilles S.A. Oct. 19, 1849, 2B S.A. Oct. 23, 1849, 2D For the editor's dispute with James Allen, see Murray, Andrew

SOUTH AUSTRALIAN AGRICULTURAL AND HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY Proposal to establish a permanent society S.A. Sept. 17, 1841, lD S.A. Jan. 18, 1842, 2E S.A. Jan. 25, 1842, 2D Formed Reg. Jan. 29, 1842, 3F The show of 1842 Reg. Feb. 5, 1842, lB, 2A, 2C S.A. Feb. 11, 1842, 3B Reg. Feb. 19, 1842, lC, 3D List of subscribers Reg. Feb. 19, 1842, lC Reg. Feb. 26, 1842, 2A S.A. March 8, 1842, lD S.A. March 11, 1842, 2B Reg. April 2, 1842, lD Reg. April 23, 1842, lC Reg. April 30, 1842, lB S.A. June 28, 1842, lD Miscellaneous references Reg. Feb. 26, 1842, 2A S.A. March 1, 1842, 2C S.A. March 15, 1842, 2C S.A. March 25, 1842, 3A Reg. April 2, 1842, lD S.A. Feb. 3, 1846, 2C S.A. Nov. 26, 1847, 3A S.A. Dec. 17, 1847, 2B S.A. Aug. 18, 1848, 3B S.A. Aug. 22, 1848, 2F S.A. Sept. 12, 1848, 3B Reg. Sept. 30, 1848, 2C S.A. Oct. 3, 1848, lB S.A. Nov. 23, 1849, 2D Hints for the introduction of useful plants Reg. April 23, 1842, 3B Importation of plants from India S.A. May 24, 1842, 2E Premiums granted to the most meritorious shepherds, dairymaids, etc. Reg. Oct. 29, 1842, lC The Show of March 1843 Reg. March 4, 1843, 2C S.A. March 4, 1843, 2C S.A. March 10, 1843, 3D S.A. March 14, 1843, 3E S.A. March 17, 1843, 2B Reg. March 18, 1843, 2D S.A. March 21, 1843, 2D

Transfer of funds etc. to the South Australian Agricultural Society S.A. Oct. 17, 1843, 2B, 30 S.A. Oct. 20, 1843, 3E The Show of September 1844 S.A. May 7, 1844, 3E Reg. Aug. 31, 1844, 3A S.A. Sept. 3, 1844, 2C Reg. Sept. 4, 1844, 3B S.A. Sept. 6, 1844, 3B, 3C Reg. Sept. 7, 1844, 3B Confusion between the two Societies S.A. April 30, 1844, 2A S.A. May 7, 1844, 2E S.A. May 10, 1844, 2A S.A. May 14, 1844, 2A S.A. May 17, 1844, 2D S.A. May 24, 1844, 2B S.A. June 4, 1844, 3A (twice) S.A. Aug. 9, 1844, 2C S.A. Sept. 13, 1844, 20 The Show of February 1845 S.A. July 12, 1844, 2E S.A. Oct. 25, 1844, 2B S.A. Nov. 5, 1844, 2E S.A. Nov. 22, 1844, 2B S.A. Dec. 3 1844, 3C S.A. Jan. 28, 1845, 3E Reg. Jan. 2 .. 1845, 2C Reg. Jan. 29, 1845, 3A S.A. Feb. 11, 1845, 3A Reg. Feb. 7, 1845, 20, 3C Reg. Feb. 12, 1845, 2D S.A. Feb. 14, 1845, 2A Reg. Feb. 15, 1845, 20, 30, E, F S.A. Feb. 18, 1845, 20, 2E S.A. Feb. 21, 1845, 2B, 3A Reg. Feb. 26, 1845, 2C The Show of September 1845 S.A. July 22, 1845, 2B S.A. Sept. 12, 1845, 2E, 3A S.A. Sept. 16, 1845, 3A Melons wanted for native children visiting the Show A (1845) 167 G (1845) 739 Governor asked to remain its patron S.A.June 4, 1844, 3A

SOUTH AUSTRALIAN AGRICULTURAL AND HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY Secretary asks for police protection and assistance in the erection of booths at the forthcoming show A (1845) 112 G (1845) 720, 721 The Show of February 1846 Reg. Feb. 21, 1846, 3A S.A. Nov. 11, 1845, 2C S.A. Dec. 16, 1845, 2A Reg. Dec. 24, 1845, lB S.A. Feb. 3, 1846, 2C S.A. Feb. 17, 1846, 2B, 2E S.A. Feb. 20, 1846, 2E S.A. Feb. 24, 1846, 3B, 3C Reg. Feb. 21, 1846, 3A Annual cattle show not to be held S.A. Sept. 22, 1846, 5A Criticism of its policy Reg. Feb. 28, 1846, 3D The Show of February 1847 S.A. Nov. 17, 1846, 4A S.A. Jan. 12, 1847, 3D S.A. Feb. 2, 1847, 5A S.A. Feb. 12, 1847, 5A S.A. Feb. 16, 1847, 5C, 5D S.A. Feb. 23, 1847, 3A Reg. Feb. 13, 1847, 2C, 3A The Show of February 1848 S.A. Dec. 7, 1847, 2C S.A. Jan. 25, 1848, 2B S.A. Feb. 11, 1848, 2B Reg. Feb. 12, 1848, 3C Its recent show criticised Reg. Feb. 16, 1848, 3B Reg. Feb. 26, 1848, 3A Reg. March 1, 1848, 3E Reg. March 22, 1848, 3E The Show of February 1849 S.A. Dec. 22, 1848, 2F S.A. Jan. 2, 1849, 3B S.A. Feb. 20, 1849, 2C, 2D Times Feb. 19, 1849, 2D, 3E, 2E S.A. Feb. 23, 1849, 2B Reg. Feb. 24, 1849, 3B Times Feb. 26, 1849, 2C, 4B

SOUTH AUSTRALIAN AGRICULTURAL AND HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY Financial Statements S.A. March 14, 1848, 3E S.A. March 6, 1849, lB Reg. March 3, 1849, 2C Times March 5, 1849, 3D Unpopular with the farmers S.A. Feb. 27, 1849, 2B S.A. March 2, 1849, 3B Constitution to be drafted S.A. March 20, 1849, 2B S.A. March 23, 1849, 3C Times April 16, 1849, 2D Alleged bad management Reg. Feb. 24, 1849, 2D Reg. Feb. 28, 1849, 3D S.A. March 2, 1849, 3B S.A. March 16, 1849, 3D The Show of February 1849 Times Feb. 19, 1849, 2D, 3E The Show of February 1850 Times Dec. 10, 1849, lB, 3D, 3E S.A. Dec. 7, 1849, 3A S.A. Dec. 14, 1849, 2C, 4F Reg. Dec. 22, 1849, 4D Its attitude towards the dray tax A (1850) 1193 The Show of 1851 S.A. Reg. 1 Jan 1850, 1 C, D. Seeks grant of 24 acres in the Park Lands for botanic and horticultural gardens A (1851) 19 ... outsize s (1851) 474 Correspondence about the proposed Botanic Gardens A (1853) 2832 A (1854) 293, 1644, 2200 v (1854) 133, 5 .. , ... Holds its annual show on the Park Lands A (1854) 276 v (1854) 102 Suggests giving a prize for the best display of agricultural implements A (1854) 2201 v (1854) 699 Prize offered for the best cart stallion A (1854) 2296, 2844 v (1854) 730 Request for £100 voted by Govt. for best cart stallion imported since last show A (1855) 2976 w (1855) 709

SOUTH AUSTRALIAN AGRICULTURAL AND HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY Requests that the Government donates £200 in prizes for 1856 show A (1855) 1930 W Finance (1855) 100 Suggested members of the Committee of management A (1855) 273 w (1855) 128 To hold its show in the Police Paddock. Government gives £100 for prizes w (1855) 94

SOUTH AUSTRALIAN AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY About to be formed Reg.Nov. 28, 1840, 2B S.A. Nov. 24, 1840, 3E S.A. Dec. 1, 1840, 2C Minutes Reg. Dec. 5, 1840, lB S.A. Dec. 1, 1840, 2C First annual meeting and Show Reg. Dec. 12, 1840, 4A Preparations for Show Reg. Jan. 16, 1841, 3B S.A. Feb. 5, 1841, 2D Reg. Feb. 27, 1841, 3E S.A. Feb. 26, 1841, 3B Report on Show Reg. March 6, 1841, 4B Prize offered for best and cleanest bale of wool Reg. July 10, 1841, 3E List of members S.A. July 27, 1841, lC A new society formed with this name (at first called the Ploughing Match Society) S.A. Aug. 18, 1843 2E, 3D S.A. Aug. 29, 1843, 2D Ploughing matches S.A. Aug. 18, 1843, 2E, 3D S.A. Aug. 22, 1843, 3D S.A. Aug. 29, 1843, 2D, 3D S.A. Sept. 5, 1843, 2D Dinner to commemorate the first ploughing match S.A. Sept. 1, 1843, 3D S.A. Sept. 5, 1843, 2D The Show of October 1843 S.A. Sept. 29, 1843, 3D S.A. Oct. 3, 1843, 2C S.A. Oct. 13, 1843, 3D S.A. Oct. 17, 1843, lB S.A. Oct. 20, 1843, 2C S.A. Oct. 24, 1843, 2B (twice) 2C

SOUTH AUSTRALIAN AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY The Show of October 1843 Reg. Oct. 18, 1843, 2E Takes over funds etc. from the late South Australian Agricultural and Horticultural Society S.A. Oct. 17, 1843, 2B, 3D The Show of February 1844 S.A. Nov. 14, 1843, 2D, 3E S.A. Nov. 17, 1843, 3D S.A. Jan. 12, 1844, 3D S.A. Jan. 16, 1844, 2E S.A. Jan. 19, 1844, 2D S.A. Jan. 23, 1844, 3A, 3D Reg. Jan. 24, 1844, 3A S.A. Jan 30, 1844, 2C Reg. Jan. 31, 1844, 2E S.A. Feb. 2, 1844, 2C S.A. Feb. 6, 1844, 2C S.A. Feb. 9, 1844, 3E Reg. Feb. 10, 1844, 3B S.A. Feb. 13, 1844, 2A, 2D S.A. Feb. 16, 1844, 2A, 2B Reg. Feb. 17, 1844, 2E, 3C S.A. Feb. 20, 1844, 2D, 3C Reg. Feb. 21, 1844, 3A S.A. Feb. 23, 1844, 2D Description of the Showground east of Frome Road S.A. Jan. 19, 1844, 2D Miscellaneous references Reg. April 20, 1844, 2D S.A. April 30, 1844, 3E S.A. May 3, 1844, 2E S.A. Sept. 3, 1844, 2B S.A. June 10, 1845, 2B S.A. June 17, 1845, 2C Confusion between the two Societies S.A. April 30, 1844, 2A S.A. May 7, 1844, 2E S.A. May 10, 1844, 2A S.A. May 14, 1844, 2A S.A. May 17, 1844, 2D S.A. May 24, 1844, 2B S.A. June 4, 1844, 3A (twice) S.A. Aug. 9, 1844, 2C S.A. Sept. 13, 1844, 2D Annual Meeting Reg. May 8, 1844, 3A S.A. May 10,1844, 2C Reg. May 11, 1844, 2D, 3A

SOUTH AUSTRALIAN AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY Annual Meeting S.A. May 24, 1844, 2C Its dwindling membership S.A. June 4, 1844, 3A Reg. June 12, 1844, 3C Arrangements for a ploughing match S.A. June 4, 1844, 3D S.A. June 11, 1844, 2D, 3D S.A. July 9, 1844, 2C S.A. July 12, 1844, 3D S.A. July 23, 1844, 2D S.A. July 30, 1844, 2D S.A. Aug. 2, 1844, 2B Reg.Aug. 3, 1844, 3B S.A. Aug. 6, 1844, 3A Reg. Aug. 7, 1844, 4A Livestock show of September 1844 S.A. Aug. 23, 1844, 2B S.A. Sept. 13, 1844, 3B Ploughing match of August 1845 S.A. June 17, 1845, 2A S.A. July 15, 1845, lA S.A. Aug. 5, 1845, 2A S.A. Aug .... , 1845 2E Reg. Aug .... , 1845, 3A S.A. Aug. 12, 1845, 3E Urges amendments to the Roads Bill S.A. Aug. 10, 1849, 2C Miscellaneous references S.A. Dec. 19, 1848, 2D, 3A S.A. Dec. 26, 1848, 3B S.A. April 24, 1849, 2A Reg. April 28, 1849, 2C S.A. Dec. 4, 1849, 2B, 3A, 3C Times April 30, 1849, 2F Times Dec. 6, 1849, 2E, 3B Times Dec. 10, 1849, 3E Preliminary meeting S.A. Dec. 12, 1848, lB Reg. Dec. 13, 1848, 2A

SOUTH AUSTRALIAN ASSURANCE COMP ANY See South Australian Marine and Fire and Life Assurance Company

SOUTH AUSTRALIAN AUXILIARY BIBLE SOCIETY ~ British and Foreign Bible Society - South Australian Branch

SOUTH AUSTRALIAN BANKING COMP ANY See Bank of South Australia

SOUTH AUSTRALIAN BOOK SOCIETY See South Australian Subscription Library

SOUTH AUSTRALIAN BUILDING AND INVESTMENT SOCIETY Draft Act prepared for protection of benefit building societies A (1849) 11..

SOUTH AUSTRALIAN BUSH CLUB About to be dissolved. Distribution of funds. S.A. July 28, 1843, lB S.A. Aug. 4, 1843, 2D, 3D

SOUTH AUSTRALIAN CATHOLIC TOTAL ABSTINENCE SOCIETY Formed Reg. March 4, 1848, 4E

SOUTH AUSTRALIAN CHURCH BUILDING SOCIETY Prospectus Reg. Feb. 8, 1840, 2D, 4C Ad. Chron. Feb. 18, 1840, 2B Ad. Chron. Feb. 25, 1840, 3B Subscription Lists Reg. Feb. 8, 1840, 3B Ad. Chron. Feb. 25, 1840, 2C Reg. Oct 2, 1841, lD

SOUTH AUSTRALIAN CHURCH BUILDING SOCIETY In August 1846 the Society was revived under the name of South Australian Church Society, which see

SOUTH AUSTRALIAN CHURCH SOCIETY Meeting about the proposed church at Walkerville S.A. dee. 4. 1846, SD Miscellaneous references S.A. Oct. 8, 1847, 2E Reg. Oct. 6, 1847, 2E, 4E S.A. Oct. 10, 1848, 4A S.A. Oct. 17, 1848, lB Reg. Oct. 4, 1848, 2D, 4A S.A. Feb. 16, 1849, 3D Times Oct. 9, 1848, 2E, 3B Plea by Rev. W. J. Woodcock for its support Reg. Sept. 9, 1846, 2D Its connection with the South Australian Church Building Society S.A. Aug. 28, 1846, 2C Reg. Aug. 29, 1846, 2A, 2C

SOUTH AUSTRALIAN CHURCH SOCIETY Subscription list S.A. Aug. 28, 1846, 2A S.A. Sept. 1, 1846, 3B S.A. Sept. 25, 1846, 3A Subscription list Reg. Sept. 2, 1846, lD Formed S.A. Aug. 28, 1846, 2C Reg. Aug. 29, 1846, 2A, 2C S.A. Sept. 1, 1846, 2D Prospectus S.A. Sept. 4, 1846, 2B Dinner to Bishop Short Times Oct. 2, 1848, lE Reg. Oct. 7, 1848, 2F S.A. Oct. 10, 1848, 4A

SOUTH AUSTRALIAN CHURCH OF ENGLAND SUNDAY SCHOOL INSTITUTE Established Reg. Nov. 17, 1849, 2D S.A. Nov. 30, 1849, 4A Reg.Nov. 24, 1849, 2E Times Nov. 26, 1849, 3D

SOUTH AUSTRALIAN CLUB Opening dinner Reg. Nov. 28, 1840, 2F, 3C Advertisement Reg. May 30, 1840, 2D Its debts Reg. June 20, 1846, 2D

SOUTH AUSTRALIAN COAL COMP ANY Suggests ships should bring coal as ballast A (1853) 1476 u (1853) 473

SOUTH AUSTRALIAN COLONIAL RAILWAY COMPANY Prospectus S.A. Jan. 19, 1849, 3A Miscellaneous references Reg. Jan. 17, 1849, 4A S.A. Jan. 26, 1849, 3B S.A. June 26, 1849, lB

SOUTH AUSTRALIAN COMP ANY Lawless conditions on Kangaroo Island Bl (1837) (2 letters) 3, 4

SOUTH AUSTRALIAN COMP ANY Offers to station a boat at Port Lincoln to direct ships to Port Adelaide BS (1837) Government decline to appoint the Colonial Manager a Magistrate of Kingscote B34 (1837) Complaint regarding presence of American whaler at Encounter Bay B88 (1837) Claim for a mare killed while being used by the Colonial Surgeon. Bl16, 117 (1837) Brick making operations B120, 126 (1837) Asked to build a cutter of 20 tons B123, 128, 138 (1837) Proposal to establish an iron slip on a store ship at Port Adelaide C (1838) 73 (twice) 76, 77 Store about to be built at Port Adelaide c (1838) 92 Case of John Beer D (1839) 64 Complaint against J.B. Rack's headsman at the Encounter Bay fishery D (1839) 136 Supply of gravel for the road to the new Port D (1839) 201, 204 (twice) Lease of the Sir Charles McCarthy to the Government D (1840) 210 (twice) To prepare an ordinance on the road to the New Port D (1840) 213 Sir Charles McCarthy Chartered by the Government D (1840) 270 Seizure of wine at Mitchell's store, Port Lincoln D (1840) 276, 277, 289, 293, 300, 301 Remission of wharfage dues on timber for wharf at the new Port D (1840) 287 Use of the Company's vessels for carrying Government supplies to Kangaroo Island D (1840) 318 (twice) Tender for green slips 2029 and 2030 D (1840) 324 The Guiana to be exempted from port charges, being the first vessel to discharge at the new Port D (1840) 337 (twice) Its warehouse at the new Port S.A. Oct. 20, 1840, 2E Refusal of its request for the issue of duty free spirits to coasting vessels D (1841) 370 About to build a new road at Port Adelaide E (1841) 30

SOUTH AUSTRALIAN COMP ANY Claim for interest on its outlay on the Port Road E (1841) 157, 170, 208, 267 E (1842) 305, 306, 308 twice, 363 twice, 640, 649, 685, 704, 717, 718, 719, 852 A (1842) 188, 227, 262, 287, 310, 327, 639, 642, 649, 656, 771, 788, 842 A (1843) 319¥2, 334, 369, 412 F (1842) 57, 59, 75, 76 (twice) F (1843) 430 G (1843) 10 Its failure to contribute towards the cost of the bridge at Noarlunga A 1842/No. 28, 50 Negotiations for renting the school building on North Terrace to the Government A 1842/33¥2, 190 E (1842) 486 (twice) 647 E (1841) 284 Abandonment of the cutter "Mary Ann" at Coffins Bay A 1842/101, 120 Sale to the Government of its road from Port Adelaide to Alberton A (1842) 310, 327, 639, 642, 656, 771, 788, 842 F (1842) 54, 55 twice, 68 twice, 75, 76 twice, 80, 130, 131, 134 Granting a right of road through section No. 78 A 1842/No. 621, 853 F (1842) 47, 49, 62, 196 Selection of sections in payment for the Port Road A (1842) 642, 649 F (1842) 54, 55 (twice) 68, 130, 131 (twice), 134, 184 Plan showing the Company's road works at the new Port A 1842/No. 683 Upper floor of McLaren Warehouse to be a bonded store A (1842) 712 Withdrawal by the Government of the bonding privilege from the upper floor of McLaren Warehouse A (1842) 836, 854, 858 F (1842) 186 F (1843) 397 Port Road Bill to be introduced into the Council E (1842) 685 Account for rent of basement of Port Adelaide stores E (1842) 839 A (1843) 577 Right of way through Number 1 Sheep Station (sec. 78) F (1842) 47 Surrender of the Company's interest in the new Port Road F (1842) 68, 80 Its mill at Hackney completed S.A. July 26, 1842, lC S.A. Aug. 12, 1842, lE Reduction of wharfage charges at Pt. Adelaide S.A. Dec. 13, 1842, 2C

SOUTH AUSTRALIAN COMP ANY Its value to the colony examined Ad. Exam. Dec. 10, 1842, 3A Ad. Exam. Dec. 21, 1842, 2B Assessment under the Waste Lands Act A 1843/No. 18 F (1843) 312 Claim for the charter of the Lord Hobart for the importation of Timor ponies in 1837 A 1843/No. 200, 221, 262, 2 .. F (1843) 390, 399, 405, 414, G (1843) 22, 95 H (1844) 180, 181 Proposed surrender by the Government of lease of portion of the Company's stores at Port Adelaide A 1843/No. 246, 260, 302 A 1843/No .... F (1843) 406, 421 F (1843) 400, 412 G (1843) 2 Proposed selection of further sections on Kangaroo Island, especially at Kingscote A (1843) 249, 328, 402 G (1843) 15, 69 A (1848) 513, 615 p (1848) 185, 204 Copy of a special land order for the town of Kingscote A 1843/No. 338 Copy of the lease under which the Government rented the basement of the Company's warehouse at Port Adelaide, 1841 A (1843) 349 (outsize) Claim on the Government for termination of the lease of the basement stores at Port Adelaide A (1843) 349 (outsize) G (1843) 2, 22, 30, 44 A (1844) 854 H (1844) 80 Exchange of old debenture for £1956 for new one A (1843) 349 (outsize) A (1844) 914 H (1844) 148, 159 Memorial to be sent to the Colonial Office on the debenture for £1956 and the Government's abandonment of the lease of the Company's stores at Port Adelaide A (1843) 447 G (1843) 22, 30, 78 H (1844) 80 Enquiry re duty on tobacco used for sheep wash A (1843) 624, 702 G (1843) 187

SOUTH AUSTRALIAN COMP ANY Proposed exchange of part of section 347B for some adjoining land A (1843) 980 G (1843) 303 (twice) Proposed removal of police station from Wellington to Bonney's Water Holes A (1843) 1384 Review of a statistical circular issued by the Company S.A. Jan. 27, 1843, 3A and 4A Asks for the establishment of a police station at Lake Albert and for the construction of a road from Mount Barker to the Murray A (1844) 132, 142 G (1844) ... Takes wheat in settlement of debts S.A. Nov. 24, 1843, 2D Dispute with Capt. J.F. Duff Reg. Sept. 25, 1844, 2C S.A. Oct. 18, 1844, 3C Reg. Oct. 19, 1844, 2D S.A. Nov. 22, 1844, 3B Correspondence about the right of preliminary land orders to absolute priority of choice A (1845) 535, 543, 578, 618, 697, 1032, 1414, 1474, 1483 G (1845) 860, 868, 878, 883 K (1845) 48 L (1845) 49, 67, 70 twice Correspondence about the right of preliminary land orders to absolute priority of choice Reg. Dec. 20, 1845, 3B Sheep stealing by natives in the South Eastern district A (1845) 589, 696, 1526 L (1845) 92 A (1846) 130, p.8 Exchange of part of section 24 7B A (1845) 667¥2, 682, 701 G (1845) 901, 902 (twice), 911, 912 Negotiations with the Government for the purchase of the Burra Special Survey A (1845) 929, 938, 943, 955 K (1845) 20, 22, 24 (twice) Dispute about the Rocky Creek Special Survey A (1845) 1300, 1304, 1313, 1323, 1337, 1352, 1354, 1355, 1368, 1370, 1378, 1403, 1433, 1484, 1498, 1516 L (1845) 10, 13, 17, 24, 26, 28, 30, 32, 46 (twice) 71, 75, 78, 81 S.A. Nov. 4, 1845, 2C Reg. Nov. 5, 1845, 3A S.A. Nov. 11, 1845, 2E Reg.Nov. 12, 1845, 2B Dispute over the expiration of the Government's lease of the Bonded Warehouse at McLaren Wharf A (1845) 1310

SOUTH AUSTRALIAN COMPANY Dispute over the expiration of the Government's lease of the Bonded Warehouse at McLaren Wharf K (1845) ... , 100 Mining operations at Noarlunga and Rapid Bay S.A. Feb. 4, 1845, 3A About to occupy the building on North Terrace erected for the South Australian School Society Reg. Feb. 11, 1845, 3A S.A. Feb. 25, 1845, 3B Dispute with the Government about sections seized by the Company near Montacute A (1846) 406, 414, 419, 451, 464, 489, 632, 657, 696 L (1846) 255, 257, 266, 267 (twice), 280, 331 Dispute with the Government about sections seized by the Company near Montacute Reg. April 15, 1846, 3A S.A. April 17, 1846, 3A Reg. April 22, 1846, 3B Reg. May ... , 1846, 2E Reg. June 3, 1846, 2C Applications for occupation licences near Lake Albert A (1846) 439 outsize Correspondence about the raising of the Government punt at Wellington A (1847) 1239 0 (1847) 115 Extension of its wharf at Port Adelaide S.A. May 25, 1847, 3D S.A. Nov. 9, 1847, 3E S.A. Nov. 19, 1847, 3C Reg. Nov. 17, 1847, 2C S.A. Feb. 8, 1847, 2E To make grants of land for religious and educational purposes Reg.Nov. 13, 1847, 2D Annual and special meetings A Card covering meetings prior to 1848 is missing Annual and special meetings Times Oct. 30, 1848, 2E S.A. Oct. 31, 1848, 6A Reg. Oct. 25, 1848, 3A S.A. April 10, 1849, 2B Reg. April 11, 1849, 3E S.A. Oct. 12, 1849, 2E Times Oct. 11, 1849, 4C Statistics of production, acreage etc. on its leased sections. S.A. Nov. 28, 1848, 2B On the need for a steam dredge at Port Adelaide A (1849) 445 Q (1849) 143

SOUTH AUSTRALIAN COMP ANY Niggardly attitude towards improvements near Mount Barker A (1849) 103 Temporary abandonment of mining in South Australia Times April 9, 1849, 3G Tenders invited for making an embankment at Port Adelaide Times May 21, 1849, lD Tenders invited for 100,000 bricks to be delivered at Port Adelaide Times Oct. 8, 1849, lA Proposal to dam the creek north of the quay at Port Adelaide R (1850) 20 Correspondence about the sale of land at Kangaroo Island A (1853) 2696 v (1854) 92, 245 Correspondence about special land order for Kangaroo Island A (1854) 654 v (8154) 234, 257 Proposes to import horses to improve the breed A (1855) 1104 For correspondence about an unexpected balance in favour of the Government at the Bank of South Australia, see Bank of South Australia Original proprietors of the Macclesfield Special Survey A (1855) 3122, 4154 x (1856) 55 See also Stephens, Samuel Kanmantoo Mine McLaren Wharf, Port Adelaide Company's Basin, Port Adelaide Roads, Port Adelaide to Adelaide

SOUTH AUSTRALIAN COMP ANY'S BRIDGE See Company's Bridge, Hacknev

SOUTH AUSTRALIAN EDUCATIONAL SOCIETY Miscellaneous references S.A. Aug. 2, 1844, 3A S.A. Sept. 3, 1844, 3C S.A. Sept. 6, 1844, 2A S.A. Sept. 10, 1844, 2D S.A. Sept. 13, 1844, 2C Reg. Sept. 18, 1844, 3A S.A. Oct. 1, 1844, 3A Reg. Oct. 2, 1844, 3A S.A. Nov. 1, 1844, 2E S.A. Nov. 15, 1844, 3A Reg. Nov. 16, 1844, 3C

SOUTH AUSTRALIAN GENERAL STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY Proposed Government subsidy A (1854) 2233

SOUTH AUSTRALIAN GOLD COMP ANY Formation S.A. Reg. 12 Jan. 1850, lB

SOUTH AUSTRALIAN HOME MISSIONARY SOCIETY Reg. Feb. 28, 1849, 2C S.A. March 2, 1849, lB S.A. March 9, 1849, 2F Reg. March 10, 1849, 3E

SOUTH AUSTRALIAN INSTITUTE Proposals for its establishment A (1854) 2039, 3079 A (1855) 1684, 1886, 3232 v (1854) 663, 915 w (1855) 423, 424 W Finance (1855) 99

SOUTH AUSTRALIAN INSURANCE COMPANY Prospectus Reg. May 2, 1840, 4A, SD

SOUTH AUSTRALIAN JOCKEY CLUB Application for use of Park Lands for a race meeting A (1849) 239 Q (1849) 87 (Letter actually written on behalf of the "Adelaide" Jockey Club but no evidence can be found of the existence of two bodies) First meeting held under its regulations Times April 9, 1849, 2E, 3E S.A. April 10, 1849, 2C S.A. April 17, 1849, 2F Reg.April 11, 1849, 2D Reg. April 14, 1849, 2D Advertises the Queen's Plate A (1852) 2665 T (1852) 812 A (1853) 1555 u (1853) 491 Rufused permission to build a grandstand on the Park Lands A (1855) 479 w (1855) 159

SOUTH AUSTRALIAN LAW SOCIETY Resolution approving of the use of the Queen's Theatre as a court of law A (1843) 452 Adverse opinion on the Act for the registration of deeds, conveyances, etc. A (1843) 48 ..

SOUTH AUSTRALIAN LEAGUE Enquiry about Government grant to religious denominations A (1847) 58~ N (1847) 38

SOUTH AUSTRALIAN LIBRARY AND MECHANICS' INSTITUTE (card) Miscellaneous references Reg. April 29, 1848, 3C S.A. May 9, 1848, 3C S.A. May 23, 1848, 2B Reg. May 17, 1848, 2C S.A. June 2, 1848, 2B Reg. June 28, 1848, 3C S.A. July 4, 1848, 3E S.A. July 11, 1848, 3A Reg. July 8, 1848, 3B Reg. Sept. 6, 1848, 4C Reg. Sept. 27, 1848, 3C S.A. Oct. 6, 1848, 2F S.A. Oct. 10, 1848, 2F S.A. Oct. 17, 1848, 2F, 3D Reg. Oct. 4, 1848, 4C Reg. Oct. 18, 1848, 3A Reg.Nov. 18, 1848, 3B Reg. Nov. 29, 1848, 2E Reg. Dec. 6, 1848, 4A Reg.April 18, 1849, 2B S.A. Sept. 11, 1849, 3C Reg. Oct. 17, 1849, 2B Reg. Nov. 14, 1849, 3C Times Jan. 22, 1849, 2F Miscellaneous lectures Reg. May 10, 1848, lC Reg. May 13, 1848, 3C Reg. May 24, 1848, lB Reg. May 31, 1848, 3B Reg. June 7, 1848, lB Reg. June 24, 1848, 3C S.A. July 18, 1848, 3C Reg. July 15, 1848, 3A Reg. July 22, 1848, 2D S.A. Sept. 26, 1848, 3B Reg. Sept. 13, 1848, lB

SOUTH AUSTRALIAN LIBRARY AND MECHANICS' INSTITUTE card Miscellaneous lectures S.A. Oct. 20, 1848, 2C Reg. Oct. 4, 1848, 4C Reg. Oct. 18, 1848, 3A Reg. Nov. 8, 1848, lA Reg.Nov. 22, 1848, 2C Reg. Nov. 25, 1848, 3B S.A. Feb. 2, 1849, 2E, 2F S.A. Feb. 20, 1849, 2C, 3D S.A. Feb. 23, 1849, 2D S.A. Feb. 27, 1849, 4A S.A. March 9, 1849, 3A Reg. May 9, 1849, 2D Reg. May 16, 1849, 3E Reg. June 2, 1849, 2D Reg. June 27, 1849, 3D S.A. Aug. 10, 1849, 3B Times Oct. 30, 1848, 2F Times Feb. 26, 1849, 2F Times March 26, 1849, 3F Times May 7, 1849, lB Times May 14, 1849, 3C Times June ... , 1849, 3C Reg.Aug. 11, 1849, 2E Times Aug. 13, 1849, 3F Times Oct. 29, 1849, lA S.A. Oct. 30, 1849, 2F Times Nov. 1, 1849, 3C S.A. Nov. 2, 1849, 2F Applications invited for the position of Secretary and Librarian S.A. May 19, 1848, 3E N.S. Quick appointed Secretary and Librarian Reg. May 24, 1848, 3A Negotiations for a building S.A. June 20, 1848, 2B S.A. June 23, 1848, 2B Reg. June 21, 1848, 2C Reg. June 28, 1848, 4B Secretaryship vacant Reg. Aug. 9, 1848, 2A Reg. Nov. 8, 1848, lA J. Rawling appointed Secretary and Librarian Reg. Nov. 29, 1848, 2E Resolution about mode of dissolution A (1849) 1523 Annual and half yearly reports Times Jan. 29, 1849, 4A S.A. Feb. 2, 1849, 4A

SOUTH AUSTRALIAN LIBRARY AND MECHANICS' INSTITUTE Reg. Oct. 20, 1849, 3A Times Oct 22, 1849, 3E Miscellaneous entertainments S.A. Jan. 30, 1849, 2B, 3A S.A. Feb. 2, 1849, 2D Reg. Feb,. 3, 1849, 3B S.A. May 8, 1849, 3E S.A. May 11, 1849, 2D Reg. May 9, 1849, 2D S.A. Aug. 7, 1849, lC Reg.Aug. 11, 1849, 2E Times Feb. 5, 1849, 4C Times Aug. 6, 1849, lC Times Nov. 1, 1849, 3C S.A. Nov. 2, 1849, 2F Exhibition of pictures S.A. Feb. 27, 1849, 2D Reg. Feb. 24, 1849, 3A Reg. Feb. 28, 1849, 2C Secretary and Librarian wanted. Also an assistant Librarian. Reg. March 14, 1849, 2B Proposed building next to Neales' Exchange Reg. May 12, 1849, 2D Fails to reach the masses S.A. July 31, 1849, 4A List of books purchased. With prices A (1850) 1588 Correspondence about payment for books. The institution apparently subsidised by the Government. R (1850) 448 s (1851) 44 .. Asks for a copy of the proceedings of the Legislative Council A (1852) 981 T (1852) 339 Acknowledges a donation from Governor Young A (1852) 3182 T (1852) 931 Applies for a copy of proceedings of the Legislative Council A (1853) 310 u (1853) 91 B.H. Babbage's plan for converting it into a public library and museum A (1853) 2778 u (1853) 858 Legislative Council requests that the sum of £300 be paid to the Institute A (1853) 3268, 3344 u (1853) 937

SOUTH AUSTRALIAN LIBRARY AND MECHANICS INSTITUTE Lack of classes, lectures, apparatus, models, museum, or library accessible to public (Criticism by G.W. Francis) A (1855) 3128 See also South Australian Institute

SOUTH AUSTRALIAN LICENSED VICTUALLERS' SOCIETY Asks the Governor to become its patron. Suggested appointment of publicans as special constables. A (1849) 187 Formed Times June 11, 1849, lB S.A. June 12, 1849, lB S.A. June 26, 1849, 4A S.A. July 17, 1849, 3A S.A. July 27, 1849, 2F Reg. July 11, 1849, 2A Miscellaneous references Times June 25, 1849, 3G Times July 16, 1849, 3F Times Sept. 10, 1849, lD S.A. Sept. 4, 1849, 3C Reg. Sept. 8, 1849, 2A S.A. Nov. 30, 1849, 3C Reg. Dec. 15, 1849, 2B Urges that every member of the trade be sworn in as a special constable. A (1850) 1700 R (1850 ... Suggestions for the proposed new Licensed Victuallers' Act A (1853) 2171, 2896 u (1853) 645

SOUTH AUSTRALIAN MARINE AND FIRE AND LIFE ASSURANCE COMP ANY card

Dispute with the Government over the abandonment of the lease of the Resident Magistrate's Court D (1840) 342, 348 E (1842) 754 F(1843) 373, 396, 397, 400, 40~ 430 G (1843) 7, 16 (twice) 17, 26, 47, 61, 86, 99, 130, 142 A (1843) 361, 425Yz, 444, 45 .. , 461, 482, 498, 529, 755Yz, 1375 G (1843) 408 Prospectus S.A. May 7, 1840, 2E Reg. Oct. 24, 1840, 3A Act of incorporation about to be prepared E (1841) 59 Premiums etc. Reg. April 10, 1841, 2F

SOUTH AUSTRALIAN MARINE AND FIRE AND LIFE ASSURANCE COMP ANY Annual meetings S.A. July 20, 1841, 3C S.A. July 26, 1842, 2B S.A. June 30, 1843, 30 S.A. July 11, 1843, 3E S.A. July 3, 1846, 2A S.A. June 29, 1847, 2B Special general meetings S.A. Sept. 21, 1841, 2C Reg. Oct. 9, 1841, lC Insurance of agricultural produce S.A. Dec. 10, 1841, 2C Correspondence re the Company's amending bill. A 1843/No .... , 178, 187llz, 198, 277 Call on shareholders S.A. Sept. 22, 1843, 3E Amending act confirmed G (1844) 459 Miscellaneous references S.A. Aug. 12, 1845, 2A Reg. Sept. 3, 1845, 2C S.A. Sept. 5, 1845, 3A In difficulties S.A. June 18, 1847, lC, 2E

SOUTH AUSTRALIAN MINING ASSOCIATION Prospectus (not the body formed in 1845) Reg. March 20, 1841, 2E About to be formed S.A. Dec. 31, 1844, 3A S.A. April 4, 1845, 2B, 2D Reg. April 5, 1845, 3A Prospectus S.A. April 8, 1845, 2B, 3B Reg.April 12, 1845, 2B Miscellaneous references Reg.April9, 1845, 2F, 3B S.A. April 11, 1845, 2E twice S.A. April 15, 1845, 3A S.A. April 18, 1845, 3A S.A. April 22, 1845, 2B, 3A, 3B S.A. April 25, 1845, 3B Reg. April 26, 1845, 3A S.A. April 29, 1845, 20 S.A. April 30, 1845, 3B S.A. May 9, 1845, lC S.A. May 13, 1845, 2E S.A. June 20, 1845, 2C

SOUTH AUSTRALIAN MINING ASSOCIATION Miscellaneous references Reg. June 21, 1845, 3C S.A. July 8, 1845, 3D Reg. July 9, 1845, 3C S.A. Aug. 1, 1845, 3C S.A. Aug. 19, 1845, 3A S.A. Aug. 22, 1845, 2D S.A. Aug. 26, 1845, 2A S.A. Aug. 26, 1845, 2D Reg.Aug. 27, 1845, 3B S.A. Oct. 10, 1845, 2A (twice) S.A. Oct. 31, 1845, 2B (twice) S.A. Nov. 4, 1845, 2A (twice) S.A. Feb. 10, 1846, 3B S.A. March 27, 1846, 2A S.A. Oct. 16, 1846, 3C S.A. Jan. 15, 1847, 4B S.A. June 18, 1847, lB (3 times) S.A. July 9, 1847, lC, 2C S.A. Aug. 6, 1847, 2B S.A. Sept. 24, 1847, 2D S.A. Oct. 12, 1847, 2E (twice) S.A. Nov. 23, 1847, 2B Reg. Nov. 20, 1847, lD Reg. Feb. 19, 1848, 2A S.A. May 23, 1848, 3D S.A. June 2, 1848, lB S.A. July 11, 1848, 3B S.A. Aug. 22, 1848, 3D Reg. Sept. 6, 1848, 2A Times Nov. 6, 1848, 4A S.A. May 1, 1849, 3D (twice) S.A. Aug. 10, 1849, 3B S.A. Aug. 14, 1849, lA Reg. Oct. 20, 1849, 2C S.A. Nov. 20, 1849, 2F Times Nov. 26, 1849, 2D (twice) A (1848) 1888 P (1848) 625 twice Times April 23, 1849, 2D Times July 30, 1849, lA (twice) Times Aug. 6, 1849, lA (4 times) Times Aug. 20, 1849, 2E Times Oct. 25, 1849, 2B Times Nov. 19, 1849, 3B (twice) Asks for police protection at the Burra A (1846) 1113, 1161 M (1846) 61, 62

SOUTH AUSTRALIAN MINING ASSOCIATION ~ Annual and half yearly reports and meetings S.A. April 17, 1846, 2B, 2E, 3A Reg. April 18, 1846, lB S.A. April 21, 1846, 2D S.A. Oct. 23, 1846, 3A Reg. Oct. 24, 1846, 2A S.A. April 23, 1847, 2D, 3B Reg. April 24, 1847, 2C, 2E S.A. Oct. 22, 1847, 3A, 3F Reg. Oct. 23, 1847, 2E S.A. April 21, 1848, 2B, 2C, 3C Reg. April 22, 1848, lB, 1 C S.A. Oct. 20, 1848, 2B, 3A Reg. Oct. 18, 1848, 2C Reg. Oct. 21, 1848, 3B, 3E S.A. April 20, 1849, 2D, 3A Times April 9, 1849, 2E Times April 23, 1849, lC, 3B S.A. Oct. 9, 1849, 3B S.A. Oct. 19, 1849, 2B, 3A Times Oct. 8, 1849, 3A Times Oct. 22, 1849, lB, 2G Seeks permission to import Chinese labour A (1847) 537 N (1847) 235 Application for occupation licence near the Burra A (1847) 1115 p.2 Lease of site for a courthouse etc. at the Burra A (1847) 1605 0 (1847) 251 Miscellaneous meetings S.A. Jan. 22, 1847, 6D Reg. Jan. 23, 1847, 3A Reg. May 22, 1847, 3C S.A. April 6, 1849, 3A Asks for a road from Adelaide to the Burra to be surveyed and marked out. A (1848) 194, 613, 1323 p (1848) 72, 236, 422 Short comments on the affairs of the Association frequently appear in the share market and mining columns in the South Australian Register beginning 28.6.48. Register's criticism resented by directors Reg. Oct. 21, 1848, 3A Directors' policy with regard to wages severely criticised S.A. Oct. 24, 1848, 2A Reg. Oct. 14, 1848, 3E, 4A Reg. Oct. 18, 1848, 3E Reg. Oct. 21, 1848, 3B, 3C, 3D twice Reg. Oct. 28, 1848, 2E

SOUTH AUSTRALIAN MINING ASSOCIATION Sued by T. Burr for breach of contract S.A. Nov. 3, 1848, 2B S.A. Nov. 7, 1848, 2D, 3C S.A. Nov. 21, 1848, 4A Reg. Nov. 4, 1848, 3A Reg.Nov. 8, 1848,2D,3B Reg. Nov. 15, 1848, 4A Reg. Nov. 18, 1848, 2E Times Nov. 6, 1848, 2C, 2D Times Nov. 13, 1848, 2F Times Nov. 20, 1848, 4C Libel suit against the South Australian Register S.A. Nov. 28, 1848, 2A Reg. Nov. 1, 1848, 2D Reg. Nov. 4, 1848, 2B Reg.Nov. 15, 1848, 2A, 6B, 6C Reg. Nov. 18, 1848, lB Reg. Nov. 25, 1848, 2C Reg. Nov. 29, 1848, 2D S.A. Dec. 1, 1848, 2B S.A. Dec. 8, 1848, 4A (twice) Reg. Dec. 2, 1848, 2E Reg. Dec. 13, 1848, 4C Reg. Dec, 16, 1848, 3C Reg. Dec. 23, 1848, 3B Failure of Port Adelaide Harbour Master to assign the crane berth to a vessel bringing an 80 h.p. engine for the Association A (1849) 237, . .4, 418 Q (1849) 86 Comments on its agreement with the Patent Copper Company Reg. April 21, 1849, 2E S.A. May 1, 1849, 2C On the scarcity of mine labourers A (1850) 122, 206 List of persons nominated for a free passage from England A (1850) 1163 R (1850) 302 Seeks to pay for land by issuing a draft on London A (1850) 1511, 1524, 1525 R (1850) 393, ... On the necessity for reserving pasture land for bullocks hauling goods between Port Adelaide and the Burra A (1851) 63 .. 754, 845, 1050 s (1851) 157 Seeks special timber licence for Tothill's Scrub, near Apoinga A (1851) 683, 1359 s (1851) ... , 303

SOUTH AUSTRALIAN MINING ASSOCIATION Stresses the need for bringing out miners A (1852) 2865 A (1854) 313 v (1854) 141 Half yearly report A (1853) 2764 Annual report A (1855) 1287 Official resumption of sufficient land on the Association's property (10,000 acres) for roads and reserves. A (1855) 3278, 3564 Holds no authority to lease any of its land at Kooringa A (1855) 3855 x (1856) 616 Copper ore specimens supplied to Govt. as a gift to Cape Colony for the South African Museum A (1855) 3934, 4063 w (1855) 891, 892-93 w (1856) 405 See also Burra Mine Burra Special Survey

SOUTH AUSTRALIAN MINING COMP ANY Formed to work a mine at Glen Osmond S.A. March 23, 1841, 3C Submits bill enabling it to sue and be sued A (1850) 811

SOUTH AUSTRALIAN MISSIONARY SOCIETY Public meetings Ad. Exam. June 9, 1842, 3B S.A. Sept. 1, 1843, 3D S.A. Sept. 5, 1843, 2E S.A. Sept. 8, 1843, 2C

SOUTH AUSTRALIAN MONTHLY TIMES, newspaper Prospectus Reg. Feb. 18, 1843, lD

SOUTH AUSTRALIAN MOUNTED RIFLES Roll as used by them A (1855) 11 w (1855) 27 List of officers w (1855) 274

SOUTH AUSTRALIAN MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE ASSOCIATION Miscellaneous references S.A. April 21, 1848, 2C S.A. Sept. 1, 1848, 30 (twice) S.A. Sept. 26, 1848, 3B (twice) S.A. Sept. 29, 1848, 3C S.A. Nov. 21, 1848, 3B S.A. Sept. 28, 1849, 2E, 3C S.A. Oct. 23, 1849, 3B Annual reports Reg. Sept. 30, 1848, 2C Times Oct. 2, 1848, lE Times Oct. 1, 1849, lC Reg. Nov. 14, 1849, 2E Miscellaneous references Times Nov. 5, 1849, lD

SOUTH AUSTRALIAN OBSERVER, newspaper See Adelaide Observer

SOUTH AUSTRALIAN OOOFELLOWS' MAGAZINE Prospectus S.A. July 11, 1843, 3E Review of early issues S.A. Sept. 19, 1843, 20 S.A. Nov. 24, 1843, 20 S.A. Feb. 2, 1844, 2C S.A. April 23, 1844, 2A S.A. July 23, 1844, 2B

SOUTH AUSTRALIAN PHILANTHROPIC SOCIETY Annual meeting Reg. Sept. 24, 1842, lB Reg. Oct. 8, 1842, 3B S.A. Oct. 11, 1842, 20 Appeal for funds S.A. Feb. 3, 1843, 3D Holds weekly meetings S.A. Nov. 25, 1842, 3A Ad. Exam. Nov. 23, 1842, 3D Quarterly supper Reg. Feb. 4, 1843, lB

SOUTH AUSTRALIAN PRECEPTORS' ASSOCIATION Its rules and objects A (1851) 2031

SOUTH AUSTRALIAN PROVINCIAL MINING ASSOCIATION Short comments on the affairs of the Association frequently appear in the share market and mining columns in the South Australian Register beginning 28 .. 1848 Prospectus S.A. Aug. 11, 1848, lB S.A. Aug. 25, 1848, 3E Reg.Aug. 16, 1848, 3C Miscellaneous references S.A. Aug. 18, 1848, 2C S.A. Oct. 3, 1848, lB S.A. Oct. 17, 1848, lA S.A. Oct. 24, 1848, 2F S.A. Oct. 27, 1848, 2F, 3B S.A. Oct. 31, 1848, 3B Reg. Oct. 28, 1848, 2B, 3B S.A. Nov. 3, 1848, 3A Reg.Nov. 1, 1848, 2A S.A. Dec. 29, 1848, 3B Times Oct. 30, 1848, 2D Times Dec. 4, 1848, 3B Times Jan. 8, 1849, 2C Times Feb. 12, 1849, 3C Times March 12, 1849, 3C Times April 2, 1849, lD Times July 23, 1849, 2D Times July 30, 1849, 2E Reg. Dec. 27, 1848, 2D S.A. Feb. 16, 1849, lF S.A. March 13, 1849, lA S.A. March 30, 1849, 3C Reg. March 7, 1849, 2B S.A. April 3, 1849, lE Reg. July 14, 1849, 2C S.A. Oct. 16, 1849, 2E Reg. Dec. 29, 1849, 2B

SOUTH AUSTRALIAN RAILWAY COMPANY (local flotation) Negotiations with the Government A (1849) 292, 337 Q (1849) 110 twice, 138, 189, 211 Report by the Colonial Engineer on its proposal A (1849) 379, 396 Miscellaneous references S.A. Jan. 12, 1849, 2B, 2C S.A. Jan. 16, 1849, 2B S.A. Jan. 19, 1849, 2F (twice) S.A. Jan. 30, 1849, lB (twice) S.A. Feb. 6, 1849, 3A (twice) Reg. Feb. 3, 1849, 2D

SOUTH AUSTRALIAN RAILWAY COMP ANY (local flotation) Reg. Feb. 7, 1849, lC Reg. Feb. 17, 1849, lC Reg. Feb. 21, 1849, lE S.A. March 6, 1849, 2A Reg. March 3, 1849, lC S.A. July 20, 1849, 20 Reg. July 18, 1849, 2C S.A. Nov. 20, 1849, 3A Reg. Nov. 21, 1849, 3C Reg. Nov. 24, 1849, 2E Prospectus S.A. Jan. 16, 1849, 3B Abortive attempt to amalgamate with the Adelaide City and Port Railway Company. S.A. June 12, 1849, 2C S.A. June 19, 1849, 2A, 4B Reg. June 23, 1849, 3C S.A. July 10, 1849, 2A S.A. Aug. 7, 1849, lD Reg.Aug. 4, 1849, 2A S.A. Sept. 18, 1849, lE S.A. Oct. 12, 1849, 3D S.A. Nov. 23, 1849, 2B, 3D Second attempt at flotation Reg. June 23, 1849, 2A

SOUTH AUSTRALIAN RAILWAY COMP ANY (London flotation) Prospectus A (1846) 167 Reg. Feb. 28, 1846, lB S.A. March 3, 1846, 2C Negotiations with the Government A (1846) 167, 336, 708 L (1846) 172, 233, 239, 365

SOUTH AUSTRALIAN REFORMER, periodical About to be published Ad. Exam. July 14, 1842, lA See also Reformer

SOUTH AUSTRALIAN REGISTER newspaper Sold to J. Allen Ad. Exam. Aug. 17, 1842, 20 S.A. Aug. 19, 1842, 3E Ad. Exam. Sept. 24, 1842, 3A Critical review of its policy Ad. Exam. Aug. 17, 1842, 20 Ad. Exam. Aug. 25, 1842, 60

SOUTH AUSTRALIAN REGISTER newspaper Ad, Exam. Sept. 1, 1842, 3A To be published daily after the present issue Reg. Dec.21, 1844, 2F To be sold S.A. May 6, 1845, 2A, 3B Bought by John Stephens S.A. May 16, 1845, 3D Reg. June 21, 1845, 2E Reg. June 25, 1845, 2F Offices moved from King William Street to Hindley Street Reg. July 12, 1845, 2D Business premises moved from Old Waterloo House to Murray Greig & Co.'s building (still in Hindley Street) Reg. April 1, 1846, 2C Sued for libel by F. von Sommer Reg. Feb. 27, 1847, 313 S.A. March 2, 1847, 4C S.A. June 4, 1847, lF Sued for libel by George Stevenson Reg. March 24, 1847, 2A, 2C Reg. March 27, 1847, 2B S.A. June 4, 1847, 2C Reg. June 2, 1847, 2C Reg. June 5, 1847, 2A, 2B Reg. June 9, 1847, 3B Advertisement and subscription rates Reg. Sept. 4, 1847, 2A Sued for libel by the Very Reverend Michael Ryan S.A. Sept. 5, 1848, 2D S.A. Sept. 8, 1848, 3B Reg. Sept. 6, 1848, 2C, 2D Re~ Sept. 9, 1848, 3E S.A. Nov. 7, 1848, 2C S.A. Nov. 10, 1848, 3B Reg. Nov. 8, 1848, 2C, 4A Reg. Nov. 11, 1848, 2C Times Nov. 13, 1848, 2F Reg. Nov. 15, 1848, 4A Reg. Nov. 22, 1848, 2C Attack on the South Australian Mining Association about wage rates S.A. Oct. 24, 1848, 2A Reg. Oct. 14, 1848, 3E, 4A Reg. Oct. 18, 1848, 3E Reg. Oct. 21, 1848, 3B, 3C, 3D (twice) Reg. Oct. 28, 1848, 2E Libel suit brought by directors of the South Australian Mining Association S.A. Nov. 28, 1848, 2A Reg. Nov. 1, 1848, 2D

SOUTH AUSTRALIAN REGISTER newspaper Reg. Nov. 4, 1848, 2B Reg.Nov. 15, 1848,2A, 6B, 6C Reg. Nov. 18, 1848, lB Reg. Nov. 25, 1848, 2C Reg. Nov. 29, 1848, 2D S.A. Dec. 1, 1848, 2B S.A. Dec. 8, 1848, 4A (twice) Reg. Dec. 2, 1848, 2E Reg. Dec,. 13, 1848, 4C Reg. Dec. 16, 1848, 3C Reg. Dec. 23, 1848, 3B Criticised for allowing an employe to ride a broken down pony Times Dec. 4, 1848, 2C Its libellous attacks condemned S.A. Jan. 2, 1849, 2E Presses, type, etc. seized for debt S.A. April 6, 1849, 2E Reg. April 4, 1849, 2A Reg. April 7, 1849, 2B Reg.April 11, 1849, 2B Times April .. 1849, 3E Announcement of forthcoming daily publication Reg. Dec. 12, 1849, 3A S.A. Dec. 25, 1849, 2E Vindictive attitude of the Collector of Customs A (1850) 392, 482 R (1850) 137 Attack on G .F. Angas A (1851) 1418, 1485 First issued as a daily S.A. Reg. 1 Jan 1850, 2D Suggested publication of Government Gazette notices in German A (1852) 677 T (1852) 213 (twice) States that the Cape Willoughby Light did not shine on a certain night. A (1853) 2040

SOUTH AUSTRALIAN SAVINGS BANK Reports of half yearly meetings Reg. Sep. 11, 1841, 3B S.A. March 15, 1842, 3A S.A. Sept. 13, 1842, 3C S.A. March 7, 1843, 2E S.A. April.. 1845, 2D Miscellaneous references Reg. Oct. 9, 1841, 3A S.A. Oct. 12, 1841, 3D Reg. Nov. 6, 1841, 3A

SOUTH AUSTRALIAN SAVINGS BANK S.A. Jan. 14, 1842, 3A Reg. Feb. 12, 1842, 3A Reg.April9, 1842,3B S.A. May 10, 1842, 3B Reg. June 11, 1842, .. S.A. July 12, 1842, 3D Reg.Aug. 6, 1842, 2C Reg. Oct. 8, 1842, 3E S.A. Nov. 11, 1842, 2C, 2E S.A. Dec. 9, 1842, 2C, 2D S.A. Jan. 10, 1843, 3B S.A. Feb. 14, 1843, 2D S.A. March 14, 1843, 2C S.A. Aug. 15, 1843, 2C S.A. Sept. 19, 1843, 3C S.A. Oct. 10, 1843, 2D S.A. Nov. 7, 1843, 3A S.A. Dec. 15, 1843, 3A Reg. Jan. 6, 1844, 3D S.A. Feb. 23, 1844, 3A S.A. March 5, 1844, 2D S.A. March 8, 1844, 3D Reg. April 10, 1844, 3D S.A. May 14, 1844, 20 Reg. May 15, 1844, 2E, 3B Reg. June 15, 1844, 3C S.A. July 16, 1844, 2A, 2B S.A. Sept. 6, 1844, 3A S.A. Sept. 17, 1844, 3A S.A. Nov. 1, 1844, 3B S.A. Jan. 28, 1845, 3D S.A. Feb. 21, 1845, 3B S.A. April 15, 1845, 3B Reg.April 16, 1845, 3A S.A. April 18, 1845, lB, 2E Reg. April 19, 1845, 3B Reg. April 23, 1845, 3B Reg. April 26, 1845, 2F S.A. June 6, 1845, 2D S.A. Jan. 15, 1847, 3D Reg. Jan. 16, 1847, lA S.A. Feb. 26, 1847, 3A S.A. March 2, 1847, 3C, 4C S.A. March 5, 1847, 4A Reg. March 3, 1847, lC (twice) S.A. May 19, 1848, 3F S.A. Oct. 31, 1848, 3A Reg. Oct. 4, 1848, 3A

SOUTH AUSTRALIAN SA VIN GS BANK Miscellaneous references S.A. Nov. 10, 1848, 3B S.A. Feb. 6, 1849, 2C Proposed branch at Pt. Adelaide Reg. Dec. 11, 1841, lE Removal of office from the Town Council Chamber to Hindley Street S.A. May 30, 1843, 30 Branch opened at Port Adelaide A (1844) 316 G (1844) 608 Branch opened at Port Adelaide S.A. May 10, 1844, 3D Reg. May 11, 1844, 2B Reduction of interest on deposits S.A. Jan. 9, 1844, 3D List of directors, etc. S.A. May 10, 1844, 30 Removal of office S.A. May 24, 1844, 3E Legislation needed to enable the bank to lend on mortgages. Need for paid assistance. S.A. July 14, 1846, 20 Proposed re-organisation under legislative sanction S.A. March 19, 1847, 4C S.A. May 7, 1847, 30 S.A. Dec. 24, 1847, 2B S.A. Dec, 28, 1847, 3D Reg. Dec. 25, 1847, lB Reg. Jan. 8, 1848, lC, 3A Terms of business, list of agents, etc. S.A. Oct. 31, 1848, lB Balance sheet Reg. Jan. 13, 1849, 40 For the institution which superseded this bank in 1847, see Savings Bank of South Australia

SOUTH AUSTRALIAN SCHOOL SOCIETY Appeal for funds S.A. Aug. 21, 1840, lE Annual meeting. With historical account S.A. Sept. 3, 1841, 3A Progress of the school in Light Square Reg. Feb. 26, 1842, 20 Statistics S.A. July 22, 1842, 2F Reg. Sept. 17, 1842, 3D Annual meeting Reg. Sept. 24, 1842, lB

SOUTH AUSTRALIAN SCHOOL SOCIETY Annual meeting Reg. Oct. 15, 1842, lB S.A. Oct. 21, 1842, 2B Reg. Oct. 22, 1842, 3A Reports S.A. Oct. 25, 1842, 2C S.A. May 2, 1843, 2B and C Government subsidy A (1843) 1243¥2 G (1843) 354 (twice) School re-opens under Mr. Squibb, vice Mr. Oldham resigned S.A. Oct. 31, 1843, 2C

SOUTH AUSTRALIAN SHIPPING COMP ANY Lease of Government bonded store E (1841) 206, 210, 211, 229 E (1842) 462 A (1842) 801, 812, 827, 901, 904 (outsize) 908 F (1842) 125, 162 (twice) 220, 221, 222 Requesting that spoiled tobacco should be exempt from customs duty A 1842/No. 802 F (1842) 156 Sale of abandoned goods in bond A 1842/No. 921, 982, 993 F (1842) 229, 255, 257, 259 Need for a Court of Vice-Admiralty A 1842/No. 1057 1843/ No. 81 F (1843) 339 Lease of Government wharf at Port Adelaide A 1843/No. 308, 540 F (1843) 43 .... 33 G (1843) 7, 8 (twice), 22 Claim on the Government for warehousing bonded stores A (1843) 717, 731 Asks for repairs to Government Wharf at Port Adelaide A (1843) 725 Offer to take the entire bonded business of Port Adelaide A (1843) 726 G (1843) 219 Dispute with the Government over goods in bond A (1843) 737 G (1843) 234, 238

SOUTH AUSTRALIAN SOCIETY OF ARTS Miscellaneous references Obs. Mar. 14, 1857, 3A and lH of supp. Obs. Mar. 21, 1857, 6C Obs. Mar. 28, 1857, 6F

SOUTH AUSTRALIAN SUBSCRIPTION LIBRARY Established S.A. Oct. 11, 1844, 2E S.A. Oct. 18, 1844, 3D (twice) S.A. Oct. 25, 1844, 2A (twice) S.A. Nov. 26, 1844, 3C To occupy the east wing of the South Australian Company's premises on North Terrace, opposite Government House S.A. Dec. 6, 18 .. , 2A Miscellaneous references Reg. Dec. 25, 1844, 2C Reg. Jan. 3, 1845, 3A S.A. Jan. 3, 1845, 2A Reg. Jan. 6, 1845, 2C S.A. Jan. 7, 1845, 3B Reg. Jan. 7, 1845, 2D, 3A Reg. Feb. 12, 1845, 3B S.A. Feb. 28, 1845, 2B S.A. April 25, 1845, 3B S.A. May 2, 1845, 3A S.A. July, 22, 1845, 2A S.A. Oct. 21, 1845, 3D S.A. Dec. 26, 1845, 2A S.A. Feb. 10, 1846, 3B S.A. Feb. 17, 1846, 3A S.A. Jan. 19, 1847, 3D, SC Reg. Jan. 16, 1847, lD S.A. May 7, 1847, 3B S.A. May 11, 1847, 2E Applies for Government Gazettes A (1845) 205 G (1845) 754 Transfer of books from the Adelaide Literary Association and Mechanics' Institute Reg. Feb. 19, 1845, 3C Moved to a building behind Peacock's house in Hindley Street S.A. March 31, 1846, lC Proposed amalgamation with the Adelaide Mechanics' Institute Reg. Jan. 12, 1848, 2C S.A. Feb. 18, 1848, 3A Reg. Feb. 16, 1848, 3C Reg. Feb ... 1848, 3A Reg. March 15, 1848, 2D S.A. May 23, 1848, 2B

SOUTH AUSTRALIAN SUBSCRIPTION LIBRARY card Amalgamated with the Adelaide Mechanics' Institute Reg. April 22, 1848, 3A For later references see South Australian Library and Mechanics' Institute

SOUTH AUSTRALIAN SUNDAY SCHOOL UNION ~ South Australian Wesleyan Sunday School Union

SOUTH AUSTRALIAN TEMPERANCE FREEHOLD LAND AND BUILDING SOCIETY

Rules drawn up A (1850) 2328 Requests permission to suspend all operations for six months A (1852) 319, 421 T (1852) 134 Annual balance sheet and list of shareholders A (1855) 1237

SOUTH AUSTRALIAN WEEKLY DISPATCH newspaper Edited by J. Allen. Not wanted by Government offices A (1853) 178 u (1853) 53

SOUTH AUSTRALIAN WESLEY AN SUNDAY SCHOOL UNION Miscellaneous references S.A. March 29, 1842, 3D S.A. April 21, 1843, 2E Reg. Jan. 31, 1845, 3A S.A. March 7, 1845, 2B S.A. Sept. 22, 1848, 5B Reg.April 11, 1849, 2E S.A. April 11, 1843, 3E S.A. April 18, 1843, 2C Reg. March 8, 1845, 2B S.A. March 18, 1845, 2B S.A. April 4, 1845, 3A S.A. April 21, 1848, 3D S.A. April 25, 1848, 2C Reg. April 29, 1848, 3D

SOUTH AUSTRALIAN WIDOWS' FUND Advertisements Times Nov. 27, 1848 S.A. Dec. 1, 1848, lB S.A. Jan. 9, 1849, 3C Reg. May 9, 1849, 2A Times Feb. 19, 1849, lB

SOUTH AUSTRALIAN WIDOWS' FUND Draft Act prepared A (1849) 970

SOUTH EASTERN DISTRICT In the early days this region was often called Rivoli Bay district and many entries have been made under that heading Sheep runs taken up by men from Portland Bay district S.A. Aug. 1, 1843, 2D Detailed description S.A. Aug. 15, 1843, 2A Thomas Burns' diary of an exploring expedition A (1844) 648Y2 Visited by Governor Grey, George French Angas, etc. Reg.April 10, 1844, 3C S.A. April 16, 1844, 2E Reg. April 17, 1844, 2E S.A. May 7, 1844, 2D S.A. May 14, 1844, 2C S.A. May 17, 1844, 2D Report by T. Burr on the Governor's visit S.A. June 18, 1844, 2D, 3B W. Brown murdered by natives A (1845) 994 Report by Capt. E. Underwood on the coast from Rivoli Bay to Cape Northumberland S.A. Jan. 31, 1845, 2D, 3E Reg. Feb. 1, 1845, 4A, 4B Confusion in the naming of coastal features Reg.April 16, 1845, 4B Mr. Brown murdered by natives S.A. Aug. 12, 1845, 3E A stockman named Smead attacked by natives near the Glenelg River S.A. Sept. 26, 1845, 3B Pastoral settlement S.A. Dec. 23, 1845, 3C Conflicts between settlers and natives A (1846) 681, 695, 716 Report by the Commissioner of Crown Lands on the pastoral industry, roads, relations between natives and settlers, etc. A (1846) 885 Governor Robe1s visit S.A. Jan. 2, 1846, 3B S.A. Jan. 9, 1846, 3A Reg. Jan. 10, 1846, 2E S.A. Feb. 3, 1846, 3D Reg. Feb. 11, 1846, 3B S.A. Feb. 17, 1846, 2D Reg. Feb. 18, 1846, 2D

SOUTH EASTERN DISTRICT Governor Robe's visit S.A. March 20, 1846, 2B Journal of Inspector Tolmer's journey in search of a better route for the overland mails A (1847) 964 Scarcity of shepherds and other station hands A (1847) 1463 0 (1847) 215 Depradations by natives A (1848) 102 p (1848) 46 Proposal by J. Campbell to open a public house about twenty miles west of the border A (1848) 327 P (1848) 118 twice Legal difficulties in ejecting trespassing stock from occupied runs A (1848) 1160 p (1848) 378 Goods imported across the border without paying duties S.A. Sept. 29, 1848, 2C Memorial, signed by 24 settlers, urging the proclamation of Rivoli Bay as a port A (1849, ... , 1085, 1162 Q (1849) 272, 324 Suggested regulations for overland trade with New South Wales A (1849) 1411 Captain G.V. Butler's appointment as Resident Magistrate in the Eastern District Q (1849) 67 Prevalence of sheep stealing Times Feb. 12, 1849, 4E Settlers trade mainly with Victoria. Dutiable goods smuggled across the border S.A. May 18, 1849, 2A Prevalence of smuggling across the border. A (1851) 834 Survey completed A (1852) 948 Petition deploring the withdrawal of police A (1852) 1161 R. Cock suggests its immediate survey A (1853) 90, 189 Survey of the coast in the vicinity of Cape Jaffa A (1853) 144, 384, 714, 811, 1375 u (1853) 48, 82, 107, 259 No wheat grown south of the Murray River. All flour consumed bought in Adelaide. A (1853) 189 Extent and rental value of pastoral leases A (1854) 1088

SOUTH EASTERN DISTRICT Land to be reserved in all surveys for police purposes A (1854) 1569 V (1854) 506 (twice) Timber licences to be issued at Robe A (1854) 1821 A petition forwarded urging the appointment of A. Watson as a stipendiary magistrate A (1854) 2868 v (1854) 1060 Survey party to survey 84,280 acres in "South Eastern Districts" A (1855) 612 W Finance (1855) 4 Timber licences. Instructions about applications, issue of licences and payment of fees. A (1855) 3275 w (1855) 781 Scab in sheep: Inspector Morris' report (and papers) A (1855) 3593 Name lists Memorials (signed by various pastoralists) requesting the provision of a pound at Peno la A (1852) 10 A (1855) 2122 Petition from many settlers A (1853) 2730 A (1854) 2863, 2868 Postal arrangements Proposed sea route to Guichen Bay and Rivoli Bay A (1852) (3292 missing) T (1852) 965 H. Seymour's proposal for continuance of the mail. A (1853) 226, 227, 311 u (1853) 67 Petition urging the necessity of a better service A (1853) 2730, 2784, 2851 u (1853) 815, 924 A (1854) 2863 v (1854) 896 Transit time Adel - Mt. Gambier to be reduced by one day. Despatch day from Adelaide to be Wed. (in lieu of Fri.) A (1855) 3569 w (1855) 824 For the overland mail from Adelaide see Postal Communication with New South Wales See also Mount Gambier - Postal arrangements See also Aborigines - South Eastern district

SOUTH EASTERN DISTRICT See also Tatiary district Boundary, Eastern

SOUTH EASTERN ROAD ~ Roads - South Eastern Road

SOUTHERN AUSTRALIAN, newspaper Purchased by Andrew Murray A (1844) 1246 H (1844) 276 Change of title to South Australian S.A. Nov. 5, 1844, 2D

SOUTHERN STAR, newspaper Prospectus and various announcements Reg. Oct. 15, 1842, lF and 3C Reg. Oct. 22, 1842, lC (twice) Reg. Jan. 7, 1843, 2F A poor paper Ad. Exam. Nov. 26, 1842, 4A To be discontinued Reg. Feb. 18, 1843, 2C

SOUTHERWOOD, James Acquitted of a charge of burglary A (1845) 1458 Convicted of assault A (1849) 1908 p.5

SOUTH GA WLER SPECIAL SURVEY Meetings of proprietors S.A. Sept. 25, 1840, 2D

SOUTHON, John Hyles Proposed appointment as pound keeper at One Tree Hill A (1850) 614, 810 R (1850) 182 Applies for 3 months' leave of absence from his pound at One Tree Hill A (1852) 1201 T (1852) 384

SOUTHON, Sarah, Mrs Applies for the position of pound keeper at One Tree Hill during her husband's absence A (1852) 1325, 1474 T (1852) 415

SOUTH PARA, river Report on the alleged discovery of gold A (1852) 343

SOOTH RHINE district - name lists Petition from settlers A (1855) 3149

SOUTH RHINE, hundred Stockholders urge that the boundaries remain unaltered A (1853) 763 u (1853) 241 Memorial opposing any extension of the boundaries of the District Council of Tungkillo into the hundred of South Rhine A (1855) 3549 w (1855) 818 Memorial (28 signatures) A (1855) 3549

SOUTH RICHMOND Sections for sale S.A. March 26, 1841, 2C

SOUTH ROAD See Roads - South Road

SOUTH SEA, immigrant ship Miscellaneous references A (1855) 2498, 4073 w (1855) 915

SOUVENIR, schooner For Sale S.A. March 20, 1849, 3B

SOVEREIGNS See Gold coinage

SOW ARD, George Complains of delays at the Adelaide Local Court A (1851) 1410 s (1851) 30 .. Attends a meeting of master builders A (1854) 284

SOWERBY, E Mrs.,_ Pleads that her husband should get the Government gratuity A (1853) 3209 u (1853) 940