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Colonial, later Chief Secretary's Office – correspondence sent

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1837-1984 Series Description

These are the major correspondence series of the Colonial, subsequently (from 1857) the Chief Secretary's Office (CSO).

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

Series date range 1837 – 1984

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Contents Correspondence beginning in N

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 & 6 Index to Correspondence of the Colonial Secretary's Office, including some newspaper references

1842-1856

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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.

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

NAGLE, George Acquitted on a charge of theft A (1843) 856

NAGLE, Richard Deposition in a case tried at the Burra A (1851) 1392

NAIRNE Plan available and land for sale Reg. Jan. 18, 1840, 3A Fortnightly bullock service with Adelaide begun. Reg. Sept. 26, 1840, lB S.A. Oct. 6, 1840, lE Educational and religious work of Mr. Bassett S.A. May 20, 1842, 3C S.A. Sept. 1, 1843, 2E, 3D Progress of the township S.A. July 15, 1845, 3D Formation of a branch of Odd Fellows S.A. Sept. 1, 1846, 3B Anglican church to be erected S.A. Sept. 22, 1846, 3A Its importance. Proposed public reserve. A (1847) 56 N (1847) 48 Nearly completed mill for sale. Reg. Dec. 25, 1847, lB List of pupils attending W. Allworth's school. A (1848) 460 p (1848) 162 A. Simpson's weekly conveyance. S.A. Sept. 22, 1848, 2F John Forsyth's school A (1849) 1043 Proposed school S.A. Aug. 10, 1849, 3A S.A. Aug. 30, 1849, 4A To be chief polling place (in lieu of Mt. Barker) Elect. Dist. of Mt. Barker w (1855) 638 Postal arrangements Miscellaneous references A (1847) 1492 0 (1847) 227

Postal arrangements Miscellaneous references A (1848) 240, 293, 463, 1283 p (1848) 93, 99, 159 Service to be resumed. A (1852) 2092 T (1852) 686

NAIRNE, district Erection of John Dunn's mill S.A. May 20, 1842, 3B Petition from M. Smillie and A. Murdoch asking that the commonage system be not yet applied to the district. A (1846) 1195 M (1846) 103 Memorial signed by 31 settlers. A (1847) 1492 Bremer race meeting S.A. April 10, 1849, 3A S.A. April 24, 1849, 3C Memorial urging the establishment of a pound A (1853) 445 u (1853) 153 "A receptacle for thieves and characters of the worst description" A (1854) 2030 v (1854) 687 Name Lists Petition from settlers A (1854) 1247

NAIRNE DISTRICT COUNCIL Settlers urge its proclamation and nominate councillors A (1853) 1772 Includes the hundreds of Kanmantoo and Monarto. A (1853) 1772, 1992 Seeks a Government grant A (1853) 2393, 2550 u (1853) 713, 744 Requests certain powers be given to their range under the Waste Lands Act A (1853) 2809, 3012, 3267 A (1854) 362 v (1854) 146 Protests against separation from Kanmantoo A (1854) 112912, 1247 v (1854) 457 Petition for police service refused. Suggested appointment of district constables. A (1854) 2030 v (1854) 687

NAIRNE DISTRICT COUNCIL Suggested amendments to the Cattle Slaughtering Act. A (1854) 2285 Urge the formation of a road to Murray River from Nairne A (1854) 2999, 3644 w (1855) 55 Seeks funds for the building of .a bridge across Scott's Creek to provide access to the Murray River. A (1854) 3715 A (1855) 1117, 1339, 1468, 3592, 3946. w (1855) 55, 3 .. , 327, 375 W Finance (1855) 68 Additional grant in aid (£54) A (1855) 556 W Finance (1855) 3 Seeks police protection Seeks police protection A (1855) 1469 w (1855) 412 Declared a Deputy Registrar's district. A (1855) 1607 w (1855) 396 Declines the Government's plan for employing immigrants A (1855) 1470 Sends by-laws for approval A (1855) 1836, 3614, 4009 w (1855) 503, 9 .. Reimbursement for destruction of thistles A (1856) 6 Giles and others forward a memorial for the division of the district of Nairne A (1856) 778 x (1856) 267 Report of meeting of ratepayers of the southern portion of Nairne, asking for independence from the rest of the district. A (1856) 914 Clerk asks if government will pay the expenses for collecting the agriculture statistics. A (1856) 2627 Chairman requests that their ranger may be authorised to apprehend trespassers on Crown Lands A (1856) 2795 Chairman requests that boundaries of District may be pointed out. A (1856) 2983

NAKHUNDA BEDDEAH, aboriginal See Betterri Peria

NALTIA, aboriginal See Nultia

NALTYBBE JACKEY, aboriginal See Purri Kudnutya

NAME LISTS List of families rece1vmg relief whose heads are at the Victorian diggings. Showing ships by which they arrived. A (1856) 304 Return of intestate estates for July - Dec. 1855 A (1856) 484 List of about 430 signatories to a memorial Reg. April 4, 1840, 8A List of JP's R (1850) 325 Signatures of military pensioners A (1853) 2523 u (1853) 756 Petition signed by bankers, merchants and others A (1854) 971 Nominal list of publicans and wine sellers A (1855) 1284 Petition from members of the Legislative Council, JP's, solicitors, physicians and merchants A (1855) 1656 w (1855) 394 Nominal list of laborers engaged for the Encounter Bay District Council. A (1855) 1703 Officiating ministers of religion x (1856) 22 Ministers authorised to grant licences for marriages x (1856) 22~, 23 Petition from merchants and traders resident in Adelaide, Port Adelaide and Lefevre Peninsula A (1856) 2069 Bankers and merchants of Adelaide subscribe to gold reward fund. A (1856) 2475 See also Electoral rolls Gold Escorts Lawyers - Name lists Congregational Church Criminal trials - Truro Naturalisation See also sub-division Name lists under the following headings Adelaide Eyre, county Light, county Burra, district Stanley, district Noarlunga, district

NAME LISTS See also the sub-division name lists under the following headings Macclesfield, district Munno Para East, district Clarendon, district Barossa, district Encounter Bay, hundred Waitpinga, hundred Munno Para West South Eastern district Port Gawler, hundred Echunga, district Willunga, district Belvedere, hundred Brighton, district Mount Torrens, district Nuriootpa, hundred Barossa West Min taro Mount Barker, district Hindmarsh, district Kanmantoo, district Gawler, district Talunga, district Myponga, district Yankalilla, district Islington, district Prospect, district Kondoparinga, district Bremer, hundred Alexandrina, hundred Hahndorf, district Hindley Street, Adelaide Strathalbyn, district Nectar Brook, district Wellington, district Salisbury, village Angaston, district Port Elliot, district Enfield, district Goolwa Onkaparinga, hundred Mount Crawford, district Para Wirra, district Nairne, district Glenelg, district Upper Wakefield, district Balhannah, district Reedy Creek Special Survey

NAME LISTS See also the sub-division name lists under the following headings Barossa East Walkerville, district Aldinga, district McLaren Vale, district Port Lincoln, district Tungkillo, hundred Mount Remarkable, district Brighton, district Mitcham, district Ville Saint Louis Kapunda, district 'Y'atala, district Greenock Lyndoch Valley Woodville district Morphett Vale Petition from Elizabeth Marshall for the release of her husband from gaol. A (1856) 722 Onkaparinga, hundred Miland, district Highercombe, district Adelaide Gumeracha, district Port Adelaide North Adelaide Apoinga Normanville Seppeltsfield, district Sheaoak Log, district Callington, district Golden Grove, district Dry Creek, district Light Pass. district Ebenezer, district Tea Tree Gully, district Walkerville Gilberton Morphett Vale, district Tungkillo, district Charleston, district Lobethal, district Tung Hills, district Blumberg, district South Rhine, district Mount Torrens, district Gawler, town Sturt, district

NAME LISTS See also the sub-division name lists under the following headings Marion, district Tapley's Hill, district Le Fevre Peninsula South Rhine, hundred Unley, district New Tiers Nuriootpa, district Lyndoch Valley, district Tanunda, district Angas Park, district Goolwa, district Hindmarsh Island Mundoo Island Port Elliot, district Goolwa, district Port Wakefield, district Gawler, district Houghton, district Mintaro, district Myponga, hundred Athelstone, district Burnside Glyndc, district Hackney Highercombe, district Finniss, district Marden, district Milang Mudla Wirra, district Paradise, district Payneham Point Sturt Stepney Tea Tree Gully district Yankalilla, district New Tiers Magill East Torrens Montacute Munno Para East North Rhine hundred Saddleworth Riverton

NANKERVIS, Elizabeth A passenger to South Australia on the William Money A (1849) 15

NANCE, Jemima A sick immigrant c (1838) 60

NANCY, aboriginal woman See Watte Watte

NANKERVIS, Jane Evidence on the death of Mrs. Rayner on the William Money A (1849) 14

NANTES, Charles His salary B (1837) 298 His duties B 283 (1837) Resignation D (1839) 122

NAPIER, James Patent rights for copper smelting process. A (1849) 1245 outsize

NAPOLEON BONAPARTE HOTEL, Adelaide To be polling place for Elect. Dist. of E. Adel. in lieu of Freeman's Tavern. w (1855) 639

NARA COO RTE Suggested establishment of a police station and the appointment of a stipendiary magistrate A (1849) 60, 585, 949 Q (1849) 302 Killing of C. Cook at the Caledonian Arms A (1849) 474 Q (1849) 16 .. Police station established A (1849) 1883¥2 (p.3) Need for a stipendiary magistrate A (1852) 48 Police protection urgently needed A (1853) 3355 A (1854) 32 u (1853) 993 v (1854) 60 The Government Reserve to be fenced for police purposes A (1855) 2119 See also Caledonian Arms Police Station, Naracoorte

NARA COO RTE See also Female Immigrant Depot Postal arrangements D. McRae appointed first postmaster u (1853) 230

NARACOORTE, district Memorial signed by 17 settlers A (1849) 585 S.M., Penola, requests fittings for new court house at Mosquito Plains and wants to know under whose control it will come. A (1856) ... Capture of two bushrangers Obs. Feb. 7, 1857, SC See also Aborigines, Naracoorte district

NARRABY, aboriginal Arrested A (1843) 656, 657, 733 Tried for assaulting E. McEllister S.A. June 27, 1843, 3C S.A. July 18, 1843, 3A Charged with the murder of Mrs. Stubbs. S.A. July 4, 1843, 3A S.A. July 18, 1843, 3A S.A. July 21, 1843, 3B, 3D Executed A (1843) 882 S.A. Aug. 1, 1843, 2D

NASH, Alfred Applies for employment as sexton at West Terrace Cemetery A (1855) 605 Appointed sexton at West Terrace Cemetery A (1855) 1249, 1893 w (1855) 301, 46 .. Request from his widow for a rent free lease of his burial ground (West Terrace) refused. A (1855) 3130 w (1855) 743 His defalcation of West Terrace Cemetery funds. Payment of salary balance to his widow. A (1855) 3151, 3328 w (1855) 761, 200-201

NASH, Christiana Matilda, Mrs. Appeal for her licensing as a teacher and for financial aid. A (1855) 2748 w (1855) 637 Her request for a rent free lease of her late husband's burial ground (West Tee) refused. A (1855) 3130 w (1855) 743 Payment to her of balance of salary due to late husband (formerly Sexton, West Terrace Cemetery) A (1855) 3151 w (1855) 761

NASH, Heath Appointed as volunteer assistant in the Colonial Secretary's office. A (1854) 1038 v (1854) 354 Appointed junior clerk in the Colonial Secretary's Office A (1854) 2897 v (1854) 947 Joins the Volunteer Military Force A (1855) 1843 w (1855) 458 Resigns position as 7th clerk, Colonial Secretary's Office A (1855) 4006 w (1855) 912

NASH, Dr. James George Member of Board to report on the Infirmary c (1838) 92 Appointed Colonial Surgeon D (1839) 132 Purchase of surgical instruments D (1840) 227 To take charge of the Government Dispensary D (1840) 253 To visit the Gaol daily D (1841) 375 No longer to receive forage allowance E (1841) 32 "To be allowed forage for his horse" E (1841) 121 Inquiry about certain aspects of his duties A 1843/No. 34 F (1843) 3 .. Re dishonoured bills on the Colonisation Commissioners A (1843) 1072

NASH, Dr. Jam es George Deplores decrease of salary caused by cessation of his military duties as Colonial Surgeon. A (1844) 55 G (1844) 480 applies for an increase of salary A (1845) 706 Alleged neglect of duty A (1845) 1405 Reports the unsuitability of the gaol for the housing of lunatics A (1845) 1510, 1522 Suggests the appointment of a health officer to board ships A (1846) 100 To act as medical officer to the detachment of the 11th Regiment. A (1846) 1542 Seeks increase of salary as Colonial Surgeon A (1847) 605, 778 Seeks refund of postage on letters received as medical officer of the 11th Regiment. A (1847) 799 N (1847) 323 Seeks appointment as a justice of the peace A (1847) 984 0 (1847) 23 Evidence at the trial of B. Lewis A (1848) 958 Successful performance of an unusual operation (popliteal aneurism) Reg. Nov. 7, 1849, Supp. 2E Seeks a salary increase A (1852) 2062 T (1852) 686 Appointed a member of the Destitute Board u (1853) 189 A member of the Vaccine Board A (1854) 36 v (1854) 51 Offers his services as a medical officer in the Volunteer Military Force A (1854) 2778 v (1854) 828 Signatory to petition re Mrs. Nash (widow of A. Nash, Sexton West Terrace Cemetery) A (1855) 2748 Report on inquest on body of Sarah Payne (Robe) A (1855) 2994 w (1855) 708 Granted (as Col. Surgeon) 18 months' leave of absence on half pay. A (1855) 3335, 4162 w (1855) 786

NASH, Dr. James George - Colonial Surgeon Arrangements for him to receive half pay during his absence from South Australia. x (1856) 9 See also Colonial Surgeon

NASH, John Refused permission to go to Van Dieman's Land B34 (1837)

NASH, Samuel Henry Correspondence about the replacing of the main mast of the Lightning A (1847) 34 Seeks Government appointment A (1847) 915 N (1847) 359 Seeks appointment in the Land Office A (1847) 1065 0 (1847) 67 Seeks appointment as chief of water police A (1848) 1803 p (1848) 580

NASHWAUK, immigrant ship Wrecked off the mouth of Harriott's Creek, Port Noarlunga A (1855) 1462, 1481, 1494, 1504, 1506, 1514, 1520, 1540, 1547, 1547Yz, 1569, 1611, 1618, 1628, 1629, 1643 W (1855) 347, 34 . ., 350, 357, 361, 368 (twice), 369 (twice) 375, 380, 381, 385, 452 A (1855) 1662, 1967, 2026, 2079, 2221 w (1855) 436, 473 Evidence taken on the stranding by Trinity Board A (1855) 1828 outsize, 1885 Expenses incurred by the Govt. A (1855) 3046, 3544, 3775, 3837, 4101 w (1855) 842, 864, 882, 927 W Finance (1855) 68, 70 Wrecked immigrants attended by Dr. Knipe A (1855) 3196

NATHAN, Ann Charged with several thefts. A (1850) 1126

NATHAN, Burnett Dissolution of partnership with Louis Joseph A (1847) 234 Complaint about the Adelaide Hospital A (1848) 1285 p (1848) 414

NATHAN, Burnett His tender accepted for carrying prisoners to Van Dieman's Land R (1850) 3, 17 Correspondence as agent for the Lady Denison A (1850) 828, 1401 Sale of the Mary Clarke to him approved A (1856) 3018 He and others look after J.H. Nathan's business interests. A (1853) 1804

NATHAN, Joseph Hyam A draper in Adelaide A (1853) 1804

NATION, -Commendation of his 'Wise and human policy towards the natives on his station in the N.W. of Eyre Peninsula A (1848) 1692 (p.8)

NATION, P.A. Appointed master of the Y at ala A (1852) 2518 T (1852) 793 Surveys Port Augusta. His report. A (1853) 771 Seeks an increase of salary as master of the Yatala A (1853) 1560 u (1853) 514 Appointed Harbour Master at Port Elliot A (1853) 3122, 3328 u (1853) 956 Being Pilot, as well as Deputy Harbour Master, at Port Elliot, is to be allowed to retain pilotage fees A (1856) 1319 X Finance (1856) 115 His services as Sub-Collector of Customs at Port Elliot dispensed with A (1856) 2124 X Finance (1856) 209

NATION, William Appointed Clerk to Collector of Customs B 294 (1837) Doubts as to his continued employment as Emigration Agent. F (1842) 276 Reduction of salary F (1843) 292 New duties. To be sole collector of fees. G (1843) 399, 401, 402

NATION, William Report on his duties as Emigration Agent. A (1844) 1078 H (1844) 197, 317 Appointment as temporary Resident Magistrate at Moorunde. A (1844) 1391 G (1844) 686 H (1844) 317, .. .2 (twice), 345 L (1846) 403 (twice) Censured for lax control over the issue of rations to paupers A (1845) 229 G (1845) 731, 765 Reports as Resident Magistrate at Moorunde A (1845) 752 A (1846) 28, 974 Protests against the reduction of his salary A (1846) 723 L (1846) 352 Offered position as head landing waiter A (1846) 813 L (1846) 368 Resigns position as Resident Magistrate at Moorunde. Eulogised by Governor. A (1846) 1518 M (1846) 211 N (1847) 19 Position of Emigration Agent abolished L (1846) 292 Seeks re-employment A (1849) 353 Q (1849) 111

NATIVE CONSTABLES Correspondence about rations A (1842) 361, 1001, 1046 E (1842) 788 F (1842) 240, 258 (twice), 289 (twice) A (1843) 2 Cannot be sworn A (1844) 606 Their value discussed A (1844) 1249 Uniform A (1844) 1316 H (1844) 307 Proposed formation of corps. A (1850) 897 Governor Young favours their employment R (1850) 157, 169 s (1851) 315

NATIVE CONSTABLES Formation of a corps not recommended by the Police Commissioner A (1851) 2898 s (1851) 585 "Jim Crack" ill. To be brought to Adelaide for treatment A (1852) 1880, 2224 T (1852) 615 (twice) Paid 1/- per day T (1852) 969 A police force established in the River Murray district A (1852) 3492 T (1852) 1055 The force in the Murray district to be armed with carbines A (1853) 17 U (1853) 3 (twice) Purchase of horses for the Venus Bay station A (1853) 400 u (1853) 118 Native attached to the Mount Remarkable station is given a blanket for capturing Big-headed Billy A (1853) 646 u (1853) 210 A native mounted police force to be formed at Moorunde A (1853) - -A (1854) 499 u (1853) 527 Ration scale A (1853) 2714 u (1853) 790 v (1854) 475 Consideration of suitable uniforms A (1854) 708 v (1854) 261 Regulations about their position in the Police Force A (1854) 934 v (1854) 328 Three aborigines enlisted for northern areas A (1854) 1142 v (1854) 418, 630 G. Mason appointed inspector of native police A (1854) 1244 Ration allowance at Moorunde (1/- each per day) to be supplemented by 6 lbs. flour per week. A (1855) 234472 W Finance (1855) 124 At Wellington. Ration allowance of 1/- per day W Finance (1855) 162 Stationed at Venus Bay

NATIVE CONSTABLES A (1855) 3940 w (1855) 906 Police Commissioner requests instructions relating to supplies for Native Police, Venus Bay and Port Augusta A (1856) 548 X Finance (1856) 43 See also Inspector of aboriginal police

NATIVE HOSPITAL, Adelaide Now used as an Orphan Depot A (1850) 2549

NATIVE HOSPITAL, Port Lincoln Completed A (1854) 775 Plans for proposed hospital A (1853) 2807 u (1853) 829 Quarterly returns A (1854) 1384

NATIVE LOCATION, Adelaide See Aborigines Location

NATIVES See Aborigines

NATIVE SCHOOL, Adelaide Difficulties A 1843/No. 132 p.4 Special report by the Protector of Aborigines A (1843) 315 Mrs. Mary Russell appointed matron. A (1843) 687 G (1843) ... (twice) Knives and forks wanted for children A (1843) 732 Clothing for children A (1843) 987 A (1845) 1104, 1165, 1399 G (1843) 299 K (1845) 57, 76 L (1845) 44 A (1846) 790, 815~ L (1846) 370 A (1846) 1024 M (1846) 24

NATIVE SCHOOL, Adelaide A (1847) 16 N (1847) 12 A (1848) 729 Results achieved S.A. April 4, 1843, 2D S.A. July 18, 1845, 3A Government's intentions Reg. May 17, 1843, 3A Repairs needed A (1844) 538, 1516 Attendance of between 30 and 40 children Reg. April 27, 1844, 3D Repairs to the matron's quarters. A (1845) 866 Housemaid needed A (1845) 1254 The children to receive pocket money A (1845) 1444 L (1845) 61, 75 Issue of rations to Thomas Russell in return for services A (1845) 1554, 1596 L (1845) 98 L (1846) 112 Escape of children K (1845) 99 No money available for baths L (1845) 18 (twice) An extra tub needed for baths A (1846) 23 Children to have a week's holiday at Glenelg A (1846) 26 L (1846) 120 Erection of a school house, chapel and hospital A (1846) 35, 422 L (1846) 288 (twice) N (1847) 21... Services of S.G. Klose dispensed with A (1846) 96 L (1846) 200 Union of the Adelaide and Walkerville Schools A (1846) 120 W. Smith's dismissal as master recommended A (1846) 120, 171, 211 L (1846) 164 Resignation of the master A (1846) 244 L (1846) 200, 201

NATIVE SCHOOL, Adelaide Mr. and Mrs. Ross appointed master and matron A (1846) 292 L (1846) 216, ... Tools to be provided to cut wood for sale A (1846) 342, 1223 L (1846) 236, 237 Proposed marriages of children A (1846) 520, 567, 1223 L (1846) 2 .. , 307 Children's roving instincts. Proposed purchase of dolls. A (1846) 1068 Weekly allowance for boys learning a trade. A (1846) 1098 M (1846) 51 Some boys take pride in having shiny boots A (1846) 1163 M (1846) 69 The Protector of Aborigines to act as temporary master. L (1846) 209 Description S.A. March 6, 1846, 3D List of school books A (1847) 71 N (1847) 82 Native boy wishes to learn bricklaying A (1847) 125 N (1847) 85 List of school books in use A (1847) 1100 0 (1847) 74 Progress of Sunday School N (1847) 246 Women immigrants quartered at the school. 0 (1847) 187, 211 Complaint about the unauthorised supply of food to children S.A. Jan. 8, 1847, 6A Requisition for meat and bread A (1848) 704 Unfavourable report by Bishop Short. Suggested removal to Kangaroo Island. A (1848) 954Yz More than half the children leave to avoid the spells of sorcerers. A (1848) 1565 Used for orphan immigrant girls' quarters. A (1849) 124, 554 List of rooms A (1849) 231

NATIVE SCHOOL, Adelaide Used for the issue of relief to destitute persons, and for meetings of the Destitute Board A (1849) 554 Report on its management and results. A (1849) 927 Resignation of the matron (Mrs. Russell) A (1849) 1673 Singing class to be started A (1849) 1747 Q (1849) 502 Times Oct 1, 1849, lB Partially destroyed by fire A (1849) 2249, 2274 A (1850) 1020 Portions recently burnt to be replaced. A (1850) 872 Use of room as a temporary Police Court. A (1850) 1381 Discouraging results. Young natives invariably return to the bush. A (1850) 2257 J. Pitman's tender for new building accepted. A (1851) 1802 s (1851) 365 The services of the school master dispensed with for a few months. A (1852) 370 T (1852) 108 To remain closed for the present A (1852) 2406 T (1852) 766 Plan showing site A (1853) 1769 References to the progress of the school will be found in the quarterly reports of the Protector of Aborigines. · See Moorhouse, Matthew

NATIVE SCHOOL, Port Lincoln Proposed establishment A (1843) 880 A (1844) 1213 A (1845) 465, 968 A (1849) 2281 G (1843) 269 G (1845) 852 H (1844) 277 R (1850) 29 Proposed supply of meat to the children A (1850) 1032, 2460 R (1850) 265, 602

NATIVE SCHOOL, Port Lincoln Children abscond because of lack of meat. Boys refuse to wear blankets in hot weather. A (1850) 2762 Installation of furniture A (1851) 201 s (1851) 54 Cost of first eight months of its operations A (1851) 760 Government grant insufficient A (1851) 1415 Financial statement A (1852) 161 A (1853) 604 Archdeacon Hale requests regular periodical payments at rate of £300 p.a. as sanctioned by the Home Government. A (1852) 161 T (1852) 69, 170 Brickmaking introduced A (1852) 968 Archdeacon Hale requests payment of the remaining £400 of his grant. A (1852) 967 T (1852) 353 (twice) v (1854) 23 Financial report A (1852) 968 Requisition for supplies A (1852) 1609 T (1852) 526 Quarterly report A (1852) 2823 A (1853) 216, 785, 1521, 2529, 3200 A (1856) 179, 1000, 1434 x (1856) 275 Archdeacon Hale seeks to enter into a contract with the Government for the betterment of the work. A (1852) 2824 T (1852) 892 u (1853) 237 To be under Thomas B. Rawson during Archdeacon Hale's absence in England. A (1856) 1433 x (1856) 268

NATIVE SCHOOL, Victor Harbour Room in Government House at Encounter Bay to be used as a school by the Rev. H.R.E. Meyer E (1841) 117 Pupils rewarded with flour for regular attendance A (1842) 990

NATIVE SCHOOL, Victor Harbour Miscellaneous references A (1843) 1441 A (1844) 20 A (1845) 925, 1130 G (1844) 5 .. K (1845) 67 About to be opened A (1844) 1179 About to be erected Reg. Feb. 17, 1844, 3A Petition for additional support A (1846) 261, 684, 910 L (1846) 361, 397 Its failure S.A. Nov. 16, 1847, 30 Comments on the school will be found in the quarterly reports of the Protector of Aborigines, beginning A (1846) 34

NATIVE SCHOOL, Walkerville Rental of John Morphett's premises A (1844) 95, 276, 286 G (1844) 589, 594 (twice) A (1845) 35 .. Preparations for occupation A (1844) 356, 361 G (1844) 625 Reduction of rent refused A (1844) 614 Pupils to learn to write on paper as well as on slates A (1844) 674 Report by the Protector of Aborigines A (1844) 712 Proposed use as a church A (1844) 773 H (1844) 100 Report on the work of the Sunday School A (1844) 1429 William Smith appointed school master and his wife matron. G (1844) 628 (twice) 629 Pupils to be obtained by co-operation of the police K (1844) 275 Miscellaneous references Reg. April 27, 1844, 3D S.A. May 28, 1844, 2D S.A. July 18, 1845, 3A Extensive repairs necessary A (1845) 130 G (1845) 730

NATIVE SCHOOL, Walkerville Objections to sending children to the Adelaide Hospital A (1845) 322 Supply of firewood A (1845) 424, 740 G (1845) ... Proposed issue of rations to the master and his wife A (1845) 518, 546 G (1845) 856, .. 67 Premises sold to Robert Carter A (1845) 533 Proposed removal of children to the Sappers' barracks A(1845) 533, 570, 723, 734 G (1845) 898 Children removed to the Sappers' Barracks A (1845) 767 References to the progress of the school will be found in the quarterly reports of the Protector of Aborigines. See Moorhouse, Matthew

NATIVE SHEPHERDS Take charge of 350,000 sheep during labour shortage A (1852) 1711

NATURALISATION Governor forbidden to pass bills of naturalisation without the Queen's consent. B (1837) 321 Miscellaneous correspondence about the naturalisation of Germans D (1840) 281 A (1843) 850 A (1846) 572 A (1847) 818 N (1847) 329 Lists of aliens seeking naturalisation. A (1846) 291, 725, 749, 900, 963 A (1848) 1070 p (1848) 351 A (1849) 1426Yz, 1557Yz, 1558, 1576, 1597, 1629, 1648, 1661, 1717, 1720, 1768, 1788, 1863, 1863Yz, 1975, 1977 A (1849) 1978, 2011, 2080, 2182, 2195, 2196, 2217 A (1850) 104, 141, 316, 498, 542, 630, 745, 898, 944, 1091, 1092, 113 .. , 1183, 1187, 1232, 1347, 1469, 1479, 1520, 1542, 1595, 1604 R (1850) 132 A (1850) 1623, 1705, 1725, 1806, 1829, 1863, 1869, 1956, 1966, 2003, 2074, 2145, 2160, 2205, 2210, 2302, 2303, 2381Yz, 2608, 2648, 2649, 2677, 27 .. 0, 2744, 2812, 2827, ... ., 2926 A (1851) 3443, 3454, 3521, 3522, 3523, 3539, 3552, 3576, 3582, 3601, 3630, 3659, 3752, 3764, 3831, 3833, 3865 A (1851) 11, 41, 53, 176, 207, 217, 292, 293, 301, 350, 400, 415, 433, 434, 469, 534, 535, 573, 608, 632, 643, 667, 864, 916

NATURALISATION List of aliens seeking naturalisation A (1851) 917, 971, 1031, 1032, 1096, 1097, 1212, 1213, 1216, 1290, 1333, 1334, 1386, 1389, 1458, 1459, 1460, 1471, 1525, 1539, 1587, 1588, 1636 A (1851) 1663, 1664, 1754, 1755, 1815, 1823, 1901, 1940, 1980, 2019, 2020, 2021, 2045, 2112, 2154, 2155, 2156, 2159, 2190, 2191, 2246, 2247, 2257, 2319, 2333, 2378, 2432, 2457, 2479, 2480, 2 ... , 2617, 2649, 2669, 2683, 2748, 2780, 2781, 2818, 28151/z, 2878 A (1851) 2930, 2940, 2964, 2996, 3031, 30 . ., 3049, 3105, 3120, 3135, 3142, 3143, 3157, 3209, 3228, 3260, 3307, 3311, 3354, 3355, 3356, 3357, 33571/z, 3403 A (1852) 69, 110, 138, 175, 359, 441, 442, 7781/z, 808, 821, 852, 959, 1061, 1072, 1114, 1384, 1426, 1543, 1572, 15891/z, 1634, 1759, 1774, 18 . ., 1874, 2012, 2039, 20 .. , 2109, 2110, 21351/z, 2195, 2196, 2281, 2397, 2554 A (1852) 2555, 2556, 2557, 2629, 2630, 2631, 2687, 2688, 2727, 2799, 2800, 2801, 2844, 2947, 2948, 3000, 3001, 3002, 3035, 3036, 3053, 30811/z, 3195 A (1853) 33, 43, 92, 115, 183, 198, 209, 254, 268, 269, 289, 349, 360 T (1852) 959 A (1853) 379, 427, 442, 443, 4631/z, 504, 505, 522, 546, 579, 612, 637, 645, 669, 706, 707, 720, 740, 749, 788, 789, 829, 830, 838, 864, 865, 869, 907, 908, 919%, 938, 939, 1020, 1057, 1135, 1182, 1380, 1381, 1419, 1511, 1556, 1575, 1608, 168 . ., 1710, 1715, 1716, 1717 A (1853) 1737, 1738, 1796, 1863, 1934, 1961, 1998, 2019, 2024, 2046, 2047, 2054, 2075, 2116, 2120, 2131, 2140, 2142, 2166, 2182, 2254, 2230, 2228, 2269, 2270, 2322, 2419, 2473, 2486, 2487, 2518, 2551, ... ., 2565, 2573, 2654, 2656, 27421/z A (1853) 2745, 2748, 2767, 2834, 2841, 2885, 2895, 2912, 2955, 2974, 2995, 2996, 3002, 3015, 3021, 30221/z, 3041, 3053, 3076, 3079, 3147, 3157, 3170, 3257, 3273, 3307, 3326, 3365, 3423, 3447 A (1854) 51, 64, . ., 108, 179, 180, 224, 225, 260, 267, 355 A (1854) 370, 371, 382, 423, 525, 541, 542, 568, 592, 627, 636, 637, 650, 651, 701, 735, 758, 790, 827, 828, 829, 843, 844, 850, 855, 872, 873, 894, 921, 1005, 1006, 1042, 1065, 1071, 1126, 1166, 1167, 1168, 1199, 1235, 1236, 1248, 1252, 1320, 1333, 1424, 1466, 1478, 1526, .... 7, 1580, 1594, 1603, 1604, 1648, 1660, 1775, 1785, 1786, 1810 A (1854) 1815, 1877, 1878, 1890, 1953, 2024, 2105, 2108, 2155, 2156, 2177, 2212, 2263, 2288, 2289, 2299, 23131/z, 2340, 2349, 2350, 2359, 2360, 2380, 2381, 2402, 2439, 2440, 2467, 2480, 2490, 2516, 2579, 2580, 2647, 2648, 2649, 2694, 2695, 2762, 2763, 2771, 2782, 2917, 3003, 3004, 3005, 3033, 3034, 3042, 3076, .... Yi, 3227, 3228, 3308, 3327, 3395, 3396 A (1854) 3412, 3466, 3511, 3536, 3625, 3626, 2635, 3737, A (1855) 84, 98, 99, 189, 257, 258, 270, 589, 590, 591, 622, 754, 806, 816, 886, 887, 995, 1037, 1038, 1094, 1118, ll 71A, 1172A, 1202, 1203, 1250, 1251, 1275, 1276, 1277, 1350, 1375, 1376, 1394, 1415, 1460, 1461, 1482, 1594, 1616, 1617, 1622, 16 . ., 1655, 1863, 1906, 1919, 1920, 1960, 1984, 2023, 2341, 2342, 2418, 2419

NATURALISATION List of aliens seeking naturalisation A (1855) 2458, 2469, 2757, 2823, 2838, 2839, 2840, 2847, 2937, 2945, 3020, 3027, 3028, 3063, 3064, 3094, 3137, 3142, 3147, 3168, 3169, 3181, 3218, 3276, 3277, 3325, 3326, 3362, 3363, 3427, 3428, 3516, 3517, 3633, 3700, 380 . ., 3838, 3874, 3875, 3926, 2927, 4037, 4106 A (1856) 64, 1079, 2240, 3280, 3308 Omission of names of Germans from a recent ordinance A (1848) 607, 909 p (1848) 201 Reg. May 10, 1848, 3A S.A. May 19, 1848, 2B Form of certificate A (1848) 1210 Memorials must be supported by certificate signed by a minister of religion or a justice of the peace Q (1849) 308 Fees to be paid in advance T (1852) 151, 168, 203 List of aliens who failed to take the oath of allegiance within the prescribed time A (1852) 912 New routine to be followed T (1852) 950 Irregularity in administering the oath of allegiance A (1853) 434, 594, 717 U (1853) 164 (twice), 174, 261 Quarterly nominal list of aliens A (1854) 1902 A (1855) 2101 A (1856) 64, 1079, 2240, 3230 Certificate and form to be used by aliens seeking naturalisation A (1854) 2040 Summary of existing laws A (1855) 3015 w (1855) 691 The limitations of the naturalisation laws in relation to election to the Legislature. A (1855) 3015 w (1855) 691 Advocate General to prepare a Bill to give naturalised persons full privileges, including election to Legislature A (1855) 3015 w (1855) 745 Steps for naturalisation only possible at Adelaide. Details of procedure. A (1855) 3642 w (1855) 843 Memorials (2) for legislation to grant full rights to naturalised persons, subject only to the Queen's disallowance. A (1855) 3572

NATURALISATION Difficulty of aliens complying with naturalisation formalities if they live at a distance from Adelaide. x (1856) 113 J.S. Browne, Stipendiary Magistrate, Angaston, seeks information on behalf of German settlers desirous of naturalisation. A (1856) 1455

NA UDO RF Abstract of inquisition on Conrad Klinglebeutch of Naudorf GRG24/6 1855 31

NAUGHTON, Mrs. On relief. Husband at diggings. A (1856) 304

NAUGHTON, J. Added to the Police establishment at Port Adelaide. H (1844) 306 Resigns from the Police Force A (1849) 599

NAUGHTON, Thomas Evidence given at the trial of Jam es Douglas A (1845) 262Yz Proposed appointment as bailiff to the Local Court, Angaston A (1851) 1417, 1426 S (1851) 275 twice Resigns as bailiff of Angaston Local Court A (1852) 45 T (1852) 39 Conveys the mail between Truro and Angaston A (1853) 2014 u (1853) 59 ..

NAVAL OFFICER See Harbour Master and Naval Officer

NAVAL OFFICERS Remission of part of purchase price of land. A(1843) 236, 243, 367, 39~ 956, 1468, 1490 F (1843) 40 .. , .. 13 G (1843) 358, 449 A (1844) 134, 137, 170, 195, 260 G (1844) 516, 518, 539, 571 G (1844) 605, 614 H (1844) 76 twice A (1845) 15 ..

NAVAL OFFICERS Remission of part of purchase price of land A (1846) 237, 824 L (1846) 382, 404, 410 A (1849) 178, 197, 284, 769 A (1849) 1206 A (1850) 1996 A (1851) 23, 562, 586, 782, 1120, 1706, 1884, 2040, 3591 Also under Land Sales and individual officers. Later entries under the names of individuals only. Q (1849) 59, 72, 84, 234, 235, 355, 500 s (1851) 11, 112, ... , 147, 220, 338 T (1852) 515 A (1850) 102, 125, 330, 339, 421, 565, 666, 867, 991, 1220, 1412 R (1850) 48, 51, 98, 124, 169, 195, 296, 321 Regulations for remission of part of purchase price of land. Reg. Jan. 10, 1849, 2E.

NAVARINO, immigrant ship Miscellaneous correspondence A (1851) 2916, 2917, 2925 A (1854) 2390 A (1856) 7, 40, 571 Emigration Board forwards result of enquiries into the Navarino A (1856) 717

NAVIGATION LAWS A Dutch vessel not permitted to trade at Port Adelaide. D (1839) 188 Foreign vessels not permitted to load at Port Adelaide for Singapore or Hong Kong. A (1844) 1038 H (1844) 196112 Privileges of French ships A (1842) 316 p (1848) 116

NEALE, William John Seeks remission of his sentence A (1852) 357 T (1852) 129

NEALES, John Bentham Appointed a Government Auctioneer D (1838) 15 Report on the Port Lincoln district Reg. Dec. 4, 1841, 3E

NEALES, John Bentham Desires to resume his proper name instead of the one temporarily used by him (Neales Bentham) A (1842) 542 E (1842) 848 Reg. Aug. 13, 1842, 2C Instructions as Government Auctioneer F (1842) 109 His term as auctioneer to the Adelaide Auction Co. extended S.A. June 14, 1842, 3D Begins auctioneering on his own account S.A. Nov. 21, 1843, 3C Reg. Dec. 2, 1843, 2D S.A. Dec. 8, 1843, 2E Defends his charges for the sale of boats seized by the Government. A (1844) 803 Seeks permission to erect weighing machine in King William Street. A (1844) 1097 H (1844) 212 Letter urging farmers to attend regularly at the Com Market. S.A. Jan .. 1844, 2C His interest in the affairs of the late Henry M. Derry A (1845) 368 G (1845) 812 Correspondence about the proposed purchase of section 304 m the County of Stanley. A (1845) 143 .. , 1449 L (1845) 56, 60, 61, 104 Surety for Hamilton & Henderson A (1847) 138 Application for an occupation licence near Lake Alexandrina A (1847) 731, p.1 Asks permission to conduct sales of insolvents' effects A (1848) 262 Correspondence about lease of his premises for the Post Office, Adelaide A (1848) 724, 745, 917, 975, 1008 p (1848) 138, 139, 156, 292, 299 A (1850) 741, .... R (1850) 288 Offers to enlarge the building leased from him as a post office A (1848) 1850 outsize Building to be erected for him in King William Street Reg. June 17, 1848, 2A His auctioneering business taken over by Samson and Wicksteed. He still retains the position of Government Auctioneer S.A. Oct. 3, 1848, 3E Secretary to the South Australian Railway Company A (1849) 292

NEALES, John Bentham Complains of proposed erection of an exchange overhanging Hindley Street A (1849) 7 .. , 746 Declines to act as valuator in a Customs dispute. A (1849) 1740, 1759 Q (1849) 497 Correspondence about the survey of land at the sources of the Onkaparinga A (1849) 1841Yi Q (1849) 528 Sits for a portrait painting by J.A. Gilfillan S.A. March 23, 1849, 2E His private journal published in the Mercury S.A. May 25, 1849, 30 About to erect an "extensive two-storied building in King William Street" Reg.Aug. 4, 1849, lB Times Aug. 6, 1849, lD Resignation as Government Auctioneer A (1850) 1265 R (1850) 333 Appointed to the Board of City Commissioners A (1850) 2585Yi R (1850) 622 Appointed as a member of the Commission for reporting on experiments on iron ores. A (1851) 3769 Signatory to a memorial protesting against a meeting presided over by Mr. R.M.L. Milne at Port Adelaide. A (1852) 28 Interested in a Government prospecting party A (1852) 1212 T (1852) 376, ... Appointed to the Provisional City Council A (1852) 1519 T (1852) 476 Joins the firm of Samson Wicksteed & Co. A (1853) 272 u (1853) 135 Receives award for his contribution to the International Exhibition, 1851 A (1853) 1095 u (1853) 456 A trustee of the Port Land Company A (1854) 1980 Buys land in Milang A (1854) 2432 Appointed a member of the Botanic Gardens Committee A (1855) 774 w (1855) 210

NEALES, John Bentham Chairman of the Gold Reward Fund Committee A (1855) 1790 W Finance (1855) 89 - 90 Lists suitable premises for polling booth, District of North Adelaide. Proposed restrictions on Candidates' Committees A (1855) 2725 Acts as Chairman of committee of Botanic Gardens A (1855) 2735 Re-appointed (by Govt) as a member of Botanic Garden Committee, ex officio. A (1855) 3124 W (1855) 739 (twice) His re-appointment as a member of Botanic Gardens Committee queried by F.S. Dutton. A (1855) 3179, 3296 w (1855) 753, 777 Charles Todd approaches him with a view to renting Samson, Wicksteed & Co.'s offices for the Magnetic Telegraph A (1856) 551 Member of Gold Research Committee A (1856) 1885 See also Neales' Exchange

NEALES' EXCHANGE Established Reg. July 18, 1846, 2A S.A. July 21, 1846, 3D Opening breakfast S.A. Feb. 2, 1849, 3A S.A. Feb. 6, 1849, 2C, 3B Reg. Feb. 3, 1849, 3E Miscellaneous references S.A. March 2, 1849, lB, 2C Times March 5, 1849, 3G S.A. March 23, 1849, 2E Poem in honour of opening Reg. March 7, 1849, 2E Erection of a colonnade Times April 16, 1849, 3G

NEATE, Jesse Constable on the Duke of Wellington A (1849) 2059~

NEA TE, Richard Inquest on his death A (1855) 859

NECTAR BROOK district - Name lists Settlers send a petition about natives' rations A (1853) 2987 See also Aborigines - Nectar Brook

NEEDHAM, George His school to be subsidised by the Government. s (1851) 475 Recommended for the position of 6th clerk, G.P.,O. A (1852) 706 T (1852) 216 (twice) Resigns as clerk in the Post Office, Adelaide A (1852) 1643

NEGLMANORIN, aboriginal Acquitted of a charge of theft A (1848) 413

NEHRLICH, Anna Christiana, Mrs. Applies for naturalisation A (1846) 572 L (1846) ...

NEIL, George Granted a slaughtering licence for district of Mudla Wirra A (1854) 1250Yz

NEIL, J. Agent for South Australian Company in the purchase of land N (1847) 247

NEIL, Patrick Buried as a pauper A (1847) 256 N (1847) 124, 125

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

NELSON, Charles Acquitted of a charge of theft A (1851) 1560

NELSON, Francis A destitute invalid D (1839) 124, 124a

NELSON, John Sentenced for theft. A (1844) 75 Seeks remission of a fine A (1849) 1259 Q (1849) 363

NELSON, Patrick Appointed doorkeeper at the Lunatic Asylum A (1854) 3429 v (1854) 1047 Appointed 3rd keeper, Lunatic Asylum A (1855) 637 W Finance (1855) 7 Appointed 2nd Assistant Keeper, Lunatic Asylum, Adelaide A (1855) 2995 W Finance (1855) 166 In charge of lunatics at the gaol. Dismissed for slovenly and incompetent book keeping. A (1856) 303

NELSON, Robert Imprisoned as a military deserter A (1850) 265 R (1850) 75

NELSON, Major Thomas Major in the 4th Regiment; arrives to take command of military forces in S.A. A (1856) 2775 x (1856) 496

NELSON, Major Thomas Asks that wine and brandy imported in the Burra Burra from Melbourne be allowed on duty free for the military mess. Told duty on brandy must be paid. A (1856) 2801 x (1856) 496

NENE VALLEY cargo steamer Wrecked off Cape N01thumberland A (1855) 482, 561 w (1855) 144

NEPEAN BAY Proposed proclamation as a Port. B 121 (1837) Marine survey to be made. s (1851) -631

NEPTUNE, immigrant ship An enquiry to be held about the alleged quality and quantity of food. A (1853) 2781, 2844, 2904, 2997, 3382, 3465 A (1854) 256, 372, 575 u (1853) 803, 857 v (1854) 59, 132, 182, 286, 303

NESBIT, Ann Inquest on her death A (1854) 1144

NESBIT, Edward Planta His school at Brighton S.A. June 22, 1849, 3D S.A. July 31, 1849, lD Reg. Dec. 29, 1849, 2D Times June 25, 1849, 2D

NESBIT, Edward P. His misfortunes. Seeks employment A (1851) 278 s (1851) 67 Seeks Government aid as a schoolmaster at Angaston A (1851) 1840 Recommended as clerk of the Angaston Local Court. A (1852) 976, 1217 Resigns as clerk of a local court in accordance with the regulation of the Central Board of Education. A (1852) 1926 T (1852) 640 Will apply for the position of clerk at Angaston Local Court subject to certain conditions. A (1852) 493 Resigns as clerk of Angaston Local Court A (1853) 1305 u (1853) 404

NESBITT, Edward Evidence on charges against the Surgeon Superintendent of the Susannah A (1849) 10 ...

NESS, Charles farmer, Nkangkita Signs a petition A (1856) 2130

NETLEY Description (sect. 156) S.A. March 18, 1842, 2B

NEUDORF, ~ Naudorf

NEVILL, Cavendish Lister Recommended as bailiff of Morphett Vale Local Court A (1852) 393 T (1852) 127 His sureties as bailiff of Morphett Vale Local Court A (1852) 542 Appointed pound keeper at Morphett Vale A (1852) 1726 T (1852) 581 Resigns as bailiff at Morphett Vale Local Court A (1852) 2149

NEW, Mortimer Property allegedly stolen from him A (1856) 544 Arrangements to return to him the money stolen by Robert Critchley Chambers A (1856) 853 X Finance (1856) 66

NEWBERY, James Libellous statement about Sergeant W. Rounsevell. Reg. July 18, 1849, 2B

NEW CHURCH SOCIETY Miscellaneous references Reg. June 24, 1848, 2A Reg. July 19, 1848, 3B

NEWCOMB, Ebenezer Prout Appointed as postmaster at Truro A (1850) 2843 R (1850) 705

NEW CONNEXION METHODISM See also Methodist New Connexion Church, Hindley Street

NEWELL, R. Steed, farmer, Hindmarsh Island Signs a petition A (1856) 2130

NEWELL, Richard T Carpenter, North Goolwa Signs a petition A (1856) 2130

NEWELL, Sutton Signs petition for PO on Hindmarsh Island A (1856) 3151

NEWENHAM, Charles Burton Member of a board for reporting on public stores and accounts D (1838) 16 Member of Aborigines Committee D (1838) 25 Allowance for office quarters D (1839) 123 Payment of pension D (1839) 203 (twice) 205 Increase in salary D (1839) 206 Report on gaol expenditure A 1842/No. 335 Report on Harbour Department stores accounts A 1842/No. 375 Dispute over the sale of Henry Fisher's property A (1842) 620 A (1843) 445, 476, 557, 1004, 1014, 1026, 1054 E (1842) 428 F (1843) 321, 413, 422 G (1843) 75, 127, 30 .. , 310 (twice) 320, 392, 442 A (1845) 259 G (1845) 691 M (1846) 110 Dispute over the sale of Henry Fisher's property. A (1845) 361, 457, 569, 1461 A (1846) 109, 142, 564, 960, 792 G (1845) 837, .. 3 K (1845) 82 L (1846) 141, 156 (twice) 165, 307 Requests permission to retain poundage fees A 184 .. /No. 715 Annual appointment as Sheriff A (1842) 1035 E (1842) 288 F (1842) 280 F (1843) 302 G (1843) 17 A (1844) ... Removal from office as Auditor General A 1843/No. 344 G (1843) 17, 51 His application for an increase in salary A (1843) 1214, 1278 G (1843) 33 .. , 369

NEWENHAM, Charles Burton To continue to act on the Hospital Board G (1843) 41 Requests cash payment for outstanding bill A (1844) 578 To refund part of his pension as former clerk in the Ordnance Department at Dublin A (1844) 719, 804, 896, 966, 97611z, 1047, 1118, 1145, 1153, 1260, 1301, 1328 H (1844) 75, 121, 173, 192, 213, 225, 242, 245, 246 (twice), 292 (twice), 293, 294, 303 A (1845) 129 A (1845) 903, 904, 905 K (1845) 9 (twice), 13 Report on his duties as Sheriff and the financial control of his department A (1844) 761 H (1844) 125 Explanation of certain apparent official lapses as Auditor General A (1844) 865, 1068 H (1844) 109, 195, 202 Heavy cost of summoning a special jury A (1844) 909, 1147 H (1844) 155, 239, 265 Reason for recommending T.S. Kell as a pound keeper A (1844) 1283 H (1844) 281 Correspondence about payment of a bill (No. 6) purchased by him. G (1844) 682 (twice) 684 His conduct as Sheriff criticised by W. Bartley A (1845) 1215, 1230, 1265, 1382, 14 .. K (1845) 94, 107 L (1845) 16, 35, 50 Recommends John Ryan for free medical treatment A (1845) 1480 Threatened with loss of office as Sheriff K (1845) 82 Granted leave of absence as sheriff to go to New South Wales A (1846) 502 L (1846) 152 Befriends a destitute immigrant A (1846) 664 Resumes office as sheriff L (1846) 311 Surety for Hamilton & Henderson A (1847) 138 Applies for increase of salary as sheriff A (1847) 575 Seeks increase of salary as sheriff A (1849) 1127 Q (1849) 333

NEWENHAM, Charles Burton Correspondence as an electoral officer A (1851) 828, 1586 Colonial Chaplain accuses him of personal spite in trying to alter the hour of church services at the Gaol. A (1851) 2032, 2209 Seeks increase of salary as Sheriff A (1851) 3611 s (1851) 770 Appointed a member of the Central Board of Education A (1853) 498, 523 u (1853) 158, 171 Forwards a petition from settlers urging the proclamation of a district council for Mitcham A (1853) 583 u (1853) 308 Granted three months' leave of absence A (1853) 2138, 3389 u (1853) 627 Severely reprimanded by Governor Young v (1854) 407 Seeks eighteen months' leave of absence A (1854) 3271, 3348, 3397, 3418 v (1854) 993, ... "Gaol shows a want of more unremitting and prompt supervision by the Sheriff" A (1854) 3418 Resigns as a member of the Central Board of Education A (1854) 3757 w (1855) 31 Refused extension of 18 months' leave of absence on half pay. A (1856) 57 x (1856) 40 His leave of absence extended by six months A (1856) 57 x (1856) 40 To receive his pension of £150 per annum A (1856) 413 x (1856) 150 To be Superintendent of Emigrant Working Parties E (1842) 438, 444

NEWENHAM, ~ George Cobbe For his Christian names see A (1851) 794 Expected to arrive from England S.A. Feb. 24, 1846, 3C His refusal to perform a funeral service Reg. Aug. 19, 1846, 2E

NEWENHAM, ~ George Cobbe Correspondence about granting a site for a cemetery at Alberton A (1847) 1193, 1264 0 (1847) 122, 131 twice Application for remission of fee on land grant for the Alberton Cemetery A (1848) 229 p (1848) 88 His stipend as minister of St. Paul's Church, Port Adelaide P (1848) 380 (twice), 385, 394 Q (1849) 139, 335 Recommends A. Farrell for admission to Hospital A (1848) 1605 p (1848) 511 On his difficulties in conducting divine service on immigrant ships at Port Adelaide A (1849) 1410 Q (1849) 425, 427 twice Correspondence about his salary as minister of St. James' Church Blakiston Q (1849) 5 ... Appointed a priest S.A. Sept. 25, 1849, 2E Reg. Sept. 22, 1849, 2C His views on state aid to religion A (1851) 442

NEWENHAM, William Henry Debt due to him by J.W. Nicholls D (1841) 381, 383, 385 Cottage erected by him near the market place A (1842) 45~, 51, 54 E (1842) 488, 506, 507 (twice) 53 .. , 559, 774 Tenders for lease of Botanic Gardens A 1842/No. 155 Dismissed from the Supreme Court for misappropriation of funds A (1844) 206 G (1844) 550 See also Newnham

NEW EQUITABLE BUILDING CO. Balance sheet (printed) year ended Jan. 30, 1855 A (1855) 4024 Annual statement A (1856) 947

NEW GLENELG For entries relating to incorporation under the Municipal Corpn. Act, see Glenelg Corporation

NEWHAVEN

Town allotments for sale Reg. March 21, 1849, lB, 2E Reg. March 31, 1849, lA S.A. April 3, 1849, 30 S.A. May 29, 1849, lF (twice) S.A. Aug. 31, 1849, 30 Times Sept 3, 1849, 2A Detailed prospectus Reg. April 25, 1849, 2A S.A. Dec. 11, 1849, 3E Times Dec. 13, 1849, 2B Its possibilities urged by R.G. Symonds Reg. July 25, 1849, 40 Trust for effecting improvements S.A. July 31, 1849, 30

NEWLAND, R.F. Arrears of rent as lessee of sections 1178 and 1185 A (1851) 1356 Constitutionally unfitted for the Police Force G (1845) 855

NEWLAND, Richard Francis Appointed a justice of the peace D (1839) 53 Enquiry about a bill issued to A. Lyell A (1844) 548, 553, 573, 584, 639, 645, 740, 783, 784 H (1844) 13, 27, 43, 50, 99, 106 His rent (Aboriginal Reserves) in arrears A (1855) 3787 Seeks appointment as Stipendiary Magistrate at Port Adelaide A (1850) 2349 R (1850) 567 Correspondence as an electoral officer A (1851) 1253, 1590, 1665 Censured and salary surcharged as Stipendiary Magistrate at Port Adelaide. A (1853) 2082 u (1853) 605 Applies for eighteen months' leave of absence A (1853) 2673, 2721 A (1854) 174, 1869, 2324 u (1853) 765, 781 v (1854) 99, 658, 748 Applies for temporary appointment as Treasurer and Registrar General A (1847) 408 Temporary member of the Legislative Council N (1847) 87, 307

NEWLAND, Richard Francis Tenders for lease of aboriginal reserves A (1849) 1012 Appointed Commissioner for the City of Adelaide Q (1849) 504 Application for an occupation licence on the Light A (1847) 329 (p.3) Seeks to purchase section 5526 near the Montacute Mine A (1845) 556Yz G (1845) 869 Resigns from the Bank of Australasia. Seeks Government appointment A (1846) 8 L (1846) 165 Granted 3 months extension of leave by Secretary of State for the Colonies A (1856) 212 Court transcript of case heard before him at Port Adelaide Local Court A (1856) 747 Reports his return from leave of absence A (1856) 2735

NEWLAND, Rev. Ridgway William Discovery of stringy bark forest at Encounter Bay. Offer to sell hay and oats to the Government D (1840) 252 Complains of the withholding of a land grant A 1842/No. 128 Applying for compensation for a road taken through his prope1iy at Encounter Bay A 1842/No. 249 E (1842) 691 Missing land grant A (1843) 770Yz G (1843) 229 Complains of treatment of natives near Encounter Bay S.A. July 7, 1843, 3C Damage done by his stock to T.B. Strangways1 property at Inman Valley A (1844) 253 Objects to paying fee on land grant A (1844) 1544 Application for occupation licence on the Lower Wakefield A (1846) 1375 outsize A (1847) 731, p.l Application for an occupation licence in the counties of Gawler, Gilbert and Light. A (1847) 508, p.18 On the need for a Deputy Registrar of Births etc. at Encounter Bay A (1849) 1376 Q (1849) 403 Correspondence about the purchase of sections 10, 80, 81 and 82 at Encounter Bay A (1850) 1065

NEWLAND, ~ Ridgway William

Sends a memorial from the settlers of Port Elliot and Encounter Bay urging the necessity for bridges over the Inman and Hindmarsh rivers. A (1853) 36~ outsize group 2 A (1854) 46 u (1853) 407 v (1854) 34 On the first Encounter Bay District Council A (1853) 1647 Applies to be registered under the amended Marriage Act. A (1853) 1699 u (1853) 353 Chairman of Encounter Bay District Council A (1855) 1135 Appointed a Justice of the Peace A (1855) 3053, 3188 w (1855) 721 Opposes sale of 3 islands in Lake Alexandrina. Should be public reserves. A (1855) 2922 w (1855) 688 Informed the Encounter Bay District Council will be responsible for upkeep of new wharf and road at Ros ..... Head x (1856) 94 His name on a petition for a road from Yankalilla to Encounter Bay A (l856) 2754

NEWLAND, Sarah Requesting return of immigration deposit A (1856) 2493 x (1856) 442

NEWLAND, W. His horse unlawfully sold by J. Essenhigh A (1851) 3570 T (1852) 170

NEWLAND, Watts Deposition on the killing of a native in the South East district A (1~47) 1192 A trustee of Encounter Bay Cemetery A (1854) 1685 Seeks roads to his sections in the Port Elliot areas A (1856) 2837, 3234 x (1856) 579, 605

NEWLAND, William Applies for admission to the Adelaide Hospital A (1845) 1140

NEWLAND, Lake. district

Native killed by G. Stewart and J. Woods on W. Pinkerton's station. A (1848) 1415, 1692, p.4 p (1848) 458 Proposed police station A (1848) 1692 p.3, 1802 A (1849) 675 p (1848) 542 Q (1849) 226, 237 For the murder of John Hamp, see Hamp See also Stoney Point Station

NEWMAN, Elizabeth Mrs.... Her school at Bowden A (1849) 1814

NEWMAN, J. Appointed assistant landing waiter at the Customs House, Port Adelaide A (1855) 442 w (1855) 133 His services to be dispensed with x (1856) 91

NEWMAN, J.S. Appointed working engineer at the Assay Office. To be housed pro tern in a cottage at the back of the GPO A (1852) 2655, 2679 T (1852) 842

NEWMAN, James His petition for remission of sentence refused E (1841) 244

NEWMAN, John Postmaster at Port Adelaide D (1839) 176

(1840) 219 Member of a Committee for determining a safe landing place at the Old Port D (1839) 185 Suggested resignation as Postmaster, Port Adelaide D (1840) 278 (twice) 284 Superseded by William Anthony as Postmaster at Port Adelaide D (1840) 284 Tender accepted for rental of Government wharf etc. E (1841) 206, 210, 211, 229 Tender accepted for conveyance of prisoners to Sydney E (1841) 255, 256 (thrice) Report on slate quarries Reg. Dec. 11, 1841, 3E

NEWMAN, John

Inquiry about p01t dues A 1842/No. 400 Renewal of lease of Government wharf A 1842/No. 787 F (1842) 125, 141

· Tender for renting the bonded stores A 1842/No. 905 F (1842) 221 Conveyance of prisoners to Hobart A (1842) 923 H (1844) 180, 181, 182 L (1845) 7, 8, 74 (3 times) A (1846) 401 L (1846) 22 .. , 253, 254 A (1848) 1464 Conveyance of prisoners to Hobart P (1848) 465 thrice Rent owing for lease of Government wharf E (1842) 551, 716 A 1843/No. 395 G (1843) .... Later references ignored Removal of shingle ballast from the bed of the River Torrens F (1842) 169 Use of bonded store on Queen's wharf A 1843/No. 9 F (1843) 2 ... (twice) 310, 311 Guarantor for hospital dues incurred by C. Cooke A (1843) 451 Request to bond coffee refused. F (1843) 298 Correspondence as agent for the Falco A (1845) 383 Tenders for supplying chains etc. A (1845) 1205 A (1848) 408 K (1845) 93 p (1848) ... , ... Tenders for the supply of a chain cable A (1845) 1463 L (1845) 56 Suggests repairs etc. to the Government Wharf A (1846) 158 L (1846) 190 Accused of digging a drain across a road at Alberton A (1846) 643~ L (1846) 32 ..

NEWMAN, John Offers to sell fire engines A (1847) 784 N (1847) 319 Contractor for carrying ships' mails from Semaphore to Port Adelaide 0 (1847) 126, 127 twice, 190, 201 A (1847) 1404, 1427 Explanation of delay in landing mails from the Peri A (1848) 359 p (1848) 118, 119 Interested in the Ville de Bordeaux p (1848) 644 Tenders for the conveyance of prisoners to Hobart A (1849) 1275 Q (1849) 37 .. Complaint about shortness of time allowed for tenders for the Queen's Wharf A (1851) 871 s (1851) 175 Appointed shipping agent for the Government at Port Adelaide u (1853) 65 A sub-lessee of the Government wharf A (1852) 909, 1489 T (1852) 29 .. , .. 37 Dispute with G. Warburton A (1854) 648, 761, 1309, 2282, 2375, 2424, 2425, 2426 V (1854) 115, 166 (twice) 739, 740 (thrice) 766, 777 Collector of Customs no longer requires his services A (1856) 616 x (1856) 91 Acknowledges instructions about freight from the Agent General expected on the Ferozepore A (1856) 649 Reports cases have been forwarded to Government offices. A (1856) 881 Requests instructions relating to a chart per Investigator addressed to the Colonial Secretary of S.A. A (1856) 1216

NEWMAN, S.C. "Put off" as working engineer at the Assay Office A (1853) 634 u (1853) 190

NEWMAN, Thomas Received a legacy of £50,000 S.A. Feb. 4, 1845, 3C

NEWMAN, William Drowned in the River Light whilst crossing in the mail cart. Inquest. A (1852) 1993 Appointment in the Mounted Police Force A (1848) 126 Resigns from the Police Force A (1849) 599

NEWNHAM, William Complains of attacks by natives on overlanders. Times Sept. 17, 1849, 3G

NEWSON, Mrs. On relief. Husband at diggings A (1856) 304

NEW SOUTH WALES Colonial Secretary Waugh and Cox's almanac received from NSW A (1856) 588 x (1856) 92 Judge's report with respect to affiliate ............ courts received from NSW A (1856) 993 x (1856) 11 Correspondence respecting re-establishment of steam communication with England received from NSW A (1856) 1282 Circular to him with S.A. proclamations X (1856) between p.254 and 255 Requests reply to proposal for Australian Lighthouse Board A (1856) 1488 Reports on first meeting of the Australian Lighthouse Board received from NSW A (1856) 1928, 2482 x (1856) 503 Forwards information with respect to Sydney Botanic Garden. A (1856) 1940 Forwards NSW proclamation under Passenger Act A (1856) 2076 Enquiring names of residents in S.A. desiring to be appointed as JP's in NSW A (1856) 2077 x (1856) 385 Forwards the report of the Master of the Royal Mint on Sydney Sovereigns A (1856) 2078 x (1856) 366 Forwarding copy of vote and proceedings of Legislative Council for 1855. A (1856) 2611 Recommending that the Victorian tariff be charged on certain goods transported on the Murray A (1856) 2730 x (1856) 492

NEW SOUTH WALES Colonial Secretary Acknowledging receipt of Bill of Exchange for £1,402.7.7 A (1856) 2731 Forwards NSW statistics A (1856) 3072

NEW SOUTH WALES GOLDFIELDS B.H. Babbage to visit them T (1852) 27 B.H. Babbage's travelling expenses to visit them T (1852) 51

NEWSPAPERS Proposed establishment of a German paper A (1847) 1564 Mail steamer Sydney brings upwards of 11,000 newspapers from England. A (1852) 3156 T (1852) 933 English newspaper publishers enjoy the privilege of sending parcels for sale post free. A (1854) 2416 v (1854) 759 Postal rates, to and from places overseas A (1855) 3251 See also Adelaide Examiner Adelaide Deutsche Zeiting Australiana Egotist Monthly Times Quiz South Australia Adelaide Morning Chronicle Australian German Post Adelaide Times Adelaide Miscellany Allen's Adelaide Newsletter Mercury Adelaide Observer Adelaide Railway Times Colonial Argus Port Adelaide Herald Royal Exchange Journal of Commerce Satirist Southern Star Adelaide Chronicle South Australian Monthly Times South Australian Register Southern Australian

NEWSPAPERS See also South Australian Weekly Despatch Friend British Friend Deutsche Post Sud Australische Zeitung Port Lincoln Herald Australian Standard Deutsche Zeitung fuer Sued Australien Ovens and Murray Advertiser Medical Times

NEW TIERS Name lists Memorials for the opening of the Greenhill Road A (1855) 3690 Petition relating to East Torrens District Council A (1856) 1972 Ratepayers seek incorporation in the East Torrens District A (1853) 1023 u (1853) 386

NEWTON, James SM Mount Barker, Local Court forwards account for maintenance of the destitute children of James Newton, a convict A (1856) 3159 x (1856) 583

NEW ZEALAND Exchange of statistical publications with S.A. A (1856) 837 x (1856) 160 Collector of Customs requests publication of New Zealand tariff A (1856) 2840

NEW ZEALAND Colonial Secretary Sends two copies of Votes and Proceedings A (1856) 292 x (1856) 47 Forwarding acknowledgment of copy of S.A. Votes and Proceedings A (1856) 904 Colonial Secretary, SA sends him copies of a proclamation under the Passengers' Act of the Imperial Parliament and a proclamation altering the length of the voyage to N.Z. X (1856) between p. 254 and 255 Sends proclamation issued in N.Z. under the Passengers' Act of the Imperial Parliament A (1856) 1235

NEW ZEALAND, Resident Magistrate, Auckland Requests copy of penal servitude regulations A (1856) 905 x (1856) 161

NEW ZEALAND CLUB Formed S.A. April 17, 1846, 2A Reg. April 22, 1846, lC Reg. May 20, 1846, lB

NEYLE, Henry Penalised for failing to attend a Supreme Court session as prosecutor. A (1853) 584 u (1853) 213

NGALTA WIKKANNI, aboriginal Convicted of murder A (1851) 1560, 1564 Pardoned A (1851) 1727, 1752

NGARBI, aboriginal See Narraby

NGARRABY, aboriginal See Narraby

NGULA, native Inquiry into his death E (1842) 714

NGURKALTA, aboriginal Attack on C. Goldsmith A (1848) 1087 A (1849) 708 outsize Times March 19, 1849, 4E Remanded A (1848) 1894 Proposed release from gaol. A (1850) 1021 R (1850) 260, 261

NICHOLL, Enoch Tenders for making culverts in Light Square Q (1849) 275

NICHOLLS, Alfred Applies for appointment as Clerk of Local Court, Postmaster at Port Lincoln. A (1856) 1702 x (1856) 275 X Finance (1856) 163 Acknowledges receipt of letter appointing him as Clerk to the Government Resident at Port Lincoln A (1856) 1769 A. Murray recommends appointment of A. Nicholls as Clerk of Local Court. A (1856) 1898 Requests that his salary may commence from the date of appointment as Clerk at Local Court, Postmaster at Port Lincoln A (1856) 1995 X Finance (1856) 190

NICHOLLS, Ann On relief. Husband at diggings. A (1856) 304

NICHOLLS, Elizabeth Her school in Franklin Street A (1849) 2016

NICHOLLS, George Correspondence about tenders for police uniforms A (1850) 1478

NICHOLLS, H.W. Application for clerkship of the Peace declined D (1838) 22

NICHOLLS, Harriett Her death A (1848) 717

NICHOLLS, James See Cater, James Nicholls

NICHOLLS, Jane Inquest on her death A (1852) 3412, 3413 T (1852) 1022

NICHOLLS, Jeremiah Implicated in the murder of Jimmy Critchell A (1851) 1634, 2690, 2801Y2

NICHOLLS, John Acquitted of a charge of assault A (1849) 1908 p.5

NICHOLLS, John Warner Appointed Clerk to the Magistrates D (1838) 38 Appointed a notary public D (1839) 98 Use of horse for distant journeys D (1839) 128 Believed to be dead. D (1839) 148, 153 Returns to duty D (1839) 153 Debt due to W.H. Newenham D (1841) 381, 383, 385 His salary as Coroner E (1841) 162, 242 Suggestions re court proceedings in homicide, manslaughter and murder cases A 1842/No. 233 Commended for the neatness of his returns F (1842) 126 Seeks exemption from toll fees on the Mount Barker Road A (1843) 560 G (1843) 136 Seeks appointment as coroner under the Court of Vice Admiralty A (1844) 660 H (1844) 138 Prepares an epitome of the Police Act H (1844) 1228 H (1844) 271 His travelling expenses as Coroner A (1846) 1484, 1502 M (1846) 189, 204 His resignation as Coroner A (1847) 11 N (1847) 9, ... Seeks appointment as Crown Solicitor A (1849) 1499 Q (1849) 506 Seeks appointment as Resident Magistrate at Port Lincoln A (1849) 2072 Q (1849) ... Seeks appointment as stipendiary magistrate A (1850) 839 Seeks appointment as Resident Magistrate at Guichen Bay A (1850) 1821 R (1850) 511

NICHOLLS, John Warner Accepts an electoral appointment A (1851) 1163 Seeks appointment as Resident Magistrate at Kooringa A (1851) 2263 s (1851) 457 Appointment as Clerk of the Local Court, Adelaide. His sureties. A (1851) 3361, 3376, 3449 s (1851) 71.., ... 11 He and W. Frayne suggest they do J.M. Skipper's work during his absence A (1852) 306 Applies for positions of electoral clerk for Yatala, East Torrens and West Torrens A (1852) 678, 893 Declaration as clerk of several electoral districts A (1853) 564 Said to have been Coroner for the inquest of Samuel Bennett (about 17 years ago) A (1856) 181 Prosecutor complains of his handling of a charge A (1856) 946 x (1856) 170

NICHOLLS, Martin Defaults as contractor for delivery of stone A (1848) 210 Supports the four children of his dead brother A (1855) 275 W (1855) 99 (twice)

NICHOLLS, Richard His school at Houghton A (1850) 2173 Accepts office as an electoral clerk A (1851) 1983

NICHOLLS, Robert Part purchaser of section 2190 at the Little Para A (1846) 97 Sale of section 2182 on the Little Para L (1846) 143

NICHOLLS, Worthy Worthington George Inquest on his death Reg. Dec. 15, 1849, 2D His suicide S.A. Dec. 14, 1849, 2D S.A. Dec. 18, 1849, 2E S.A. Dec. 21, 1849, 3A Times Dec. 20, 1849, 3G

NICHOLLS, Worthy Worthington George Warns new arrivals against unscrupulous land jobbers Reg. Dec. 16, 1848, 2A Criticises the administration, especially for its treatment of immigrants. With autobiographical notes. Reg. Nov. 29, 1848, 4C. Delivers a farcical sermon. Reg. July 26, 1848, 2C About to publish a "new and liberal paper" the Reformer S.A. June 9, 1846, 2B Tenders for the conveyance of the n01ihern mails A (1846) 1152 M (1846) 73 Advertisement as a carrier Ad. Exam. May 27, 1843, 2B

NICHOLS, Mrs.. Nurse on the Abberton A (1846) 1521 M (1846) 207 Seeks an appointment in the Registrar General's Office A (1852) 3039

NICHOLS, Alfred Fails in the Civil Service Examination A (1852) 3389 Applies for a position in the Audit Office. To sit again for the entrance examination. T (1852) 973, 980 Permission refused to work as a supernumerary in the Audit Office A (1852) (3399 missing) T (1852) 1029

NICHOLS, Rev. William Arrives from England. Appointed to Congregational Church, Brighton S.A. Oct. 30, 1849, 2B Reg. Oct. 17, 1849, 3B Authority sought to solemnise marriages A (1853) 742 U (1853) 26, 275 (twice)

NICHOLSON Arthur Bolt See Nicolson

NICHOLSON, James Surety for James Wilson A (1847) 576 Inquest on his death A (1854) 1500

NICOLL, Joseph Seeks employment A (1851) 3140, 3331 s (1851) 640, 700

NICOLS, Richard Inquest on his death A (1850) 1096

NICOLSON, Arthur Bolt For his Christian names see A (1846) 135 Applies for employment or relief A (1843) 1396 Appointed to the Police Force A (1844) 1269 H (1844) 284 G (1845) 711 twice Appointed second clerk in the Post Office A (1844) 1356 H (1844) 311 (four times) Employed as a census collector G (1844) 521, 569 K (1844) ... His inefficiency as Post Office clerk A (1845) 19 His suspension from the Post Office A (1845) 94~ G (1845) 712 Applies for a police overcoat A (1845) 645 G (1845) 893 His inefficiency as a clerk in the Police Commissioner's office. A (1845) 828 G (1845) 941 Police officer appointed to act as witness for the Inspector of Weights and Measures. A (1846) 135 L (1846) 145 (twice), 166 Applies for use of cottage near the gaol A (1846) 481 L (1846) 290 Seeks remuneration as examiner of weights and measures. A (1846) 832 L (1846) 385 (twice) Applies for position of Inspector of Slaughterhouses and Brands A (1847) 72 N (1847) 62

NICOLSON, Arthur Bolt Seeks clerical appointment A (1847) 1501 0 (1847) 231 Complains of dilapidation of cottage occupied by him on the park lands near the Torrens A (1850) 306 Seeks appointment as a magistrate's clerk A (1850) 873 R (1850) 228 Seeks appointment as Sergeant at Arms to the Legislative Council A (1851) 2795, 2796 s (1851) 559

NICOLSON, R.S. Seeks admission to the Hospital A (1845) 382

NIEMANN, Alfred, T His school at Walkerville A (1848) 1365 Seeks employment as a census collector A (1850) 2249

NIEMANN, Diederich A patient in the Hospital A (1848) 177 p (1848) 58, 59

NIEMANN, J.H. Seeks remission of hospital dues A (1848) 177 p (1848) 58

NIHIL, Miss Asked to supply a school return F (1842) 137

NIHILL, James Applies for an auctioneer's license A (1853) 780

NILE, immigrant ship Miscellaneous papers A (1855) 660 Complaint against the surgeon-superintendent A (1855) 854 w (1855) 247

NIMROUD immigrant ship Miscellaneous references A (1855) 3715 A (1856) 20, 55 x (1856) 19

NIPPE, Johann George Inquest on his death A (1854) 1145

NITSCHKE, William Memorial for the lease of a parklands site for baths to be built and conducted by him. A (1855) 3889, 4051 w (1855) 900, 906-07

NIXON, Wounded by a native prisoner A (1855) 2917

NIXON, Eliza Maria Mrs. Claim for remission of purchase price of land in virtue of her late husband's military services A (1844) 137, 254 A (1846) 237, 361, 437, 474, 475, ... G (1844) 518, ... L (1846) 216 L (1846) 270 (twice) 276 (twice) A (1847) 1459

NIXON, F.R. Purchase of section 63, district C. A (1845) 525 G (1845) 858 See also Nixon, R.F.

NIXON, Frederick Employed as a census collector L (1846) 131, 218

NIXON, Frederick Robert Censured for laxity with regard to rations drawn by his working party. A 1842/No. 676, 703, .. 31, 876, 895, 931, 1021 F (1842) 86, 89, 90, 104, 206, 249 F (1843) 391 G (1843) 6, 170 G (1844) 57 .. , 590 A (1844) 283 G (1845) 772

NIXON, Frederick Robert Censured for laxity with regard to rations drawn by his working party. A (1843) 197, 299, 617 A (1844) 1237 To be Superintendentof Emigrant Working Parties E (1842) 437, 444 Appointed a census collector A (1844) 79, 256, 283 G (1844) 490, 521, 570, 575, 590 K (1844) 142 Compensation for losses caused by a fire E (1842) 675 About to leave the Colony A (1844) 283 Applies for a Government appointment A (1845) 1336 L (1845) 23 Purchase of Section 3819 near Mount Barker G (1845) 771 About to publish a volume of etchings Reg. Jan. 28, 1845, 3A S.A. Feb. 21, 1845, 3C

NIXON, George Appointed to the Police Force A (1849) 2165

NIXON, H. Land grant for section 6129, issued in the name of B. Lister on 21st November 1842 was delivered to H. Nixon on 3rd January 1843. x (1856) 256

NIXON, H.S. Applies for the position of clerk of Kooringa Local Court A (1852) 613 T (1852) 211 Applies for employment as a census collector A (1855) 311

NIXON, Henry Appointed Emigration Agent c (1838) 28 Resignation of appointment as Emigration Agent c (1838) 65 Period of his service as Emigration Agent c (1838) 71 Destruction of his timber by Germans D (1839) 65

NIXON, Henry Access to statistical papers E (1841) 6S To be Superintendent of Emigrant Working Parties E (1842) 437, 444 His services no longer required as a Superintendent of immigrant working parties. F (1842) 129, 130, 132 Obituary Reg. April lS, 1843, 2F For his widow's claim for remission of the price of land purchased by her1 see Nixon, Eliza Maria, Mrs.

NIXON, R.F. Re ten acres adjoining his section (3819) at Mount Barker G (1843) 1, 31 See also Nixon, F.R.

NIXON, Robert Appointment in the Police Force A (18SO) 714

NIXON, William Transported for robbery A (1846) 768Yz, 77S L (1846) 361, 362 Appointed to the Police Force A (1849) 216S Resigns from the Police Force A (18SO) 1216

NOARLUNGA Proposed bridge D (1840) 23S Meeting held to discuss erection of bridge Reg. April 18, 1849, 2D Reg. April 2S, 1849, SB Plan available and land for sale Reg. April 2S, 1840, 4A, SB Markets established Reg.Aug. 8, 1840, SC Reg. May 8, 1841, 3D Reg. June S, 1841, 3C Progress in erection of bridge etc. Reg. Nov. 28, 1840, 4A Bridge completed S.A. Feb. 26, 1841, 3C Show arranged by S.A. Company to celebrate opening of market. Reg. March 6, 1841, lD S.A. March 16, 1841, 3D

NOARLUNGA Show arranged by S.A. Company to celebrate opening of market S.A. March 26, 1841, 3B Reg. March 27, 1841, 4A Description of market transactions S.A. May 14, 1841, 4A Rumoured discovery of copper Reg. May 15, 1841, 3B Failure of S.A. Company to contribute towards cost of bridge A 1842/No. 28, 50 E (1842) 499 Proposed pound A 1842/No. 523 E (1842) 833 Meeting of the Farmers' Club S.A. Oct. 28, 1842, 2D E. Giles' resignation as pound keeper A 1843/No. 346 Proposed flour mill S.A. August 29, 1843, 2E Mill in course of erection S.A. Oct. 3, 1843, 2C Bridge damaged by floods A (1844) 1063, 1081 H (1844) 207 Flour mill nearly completed Reg. Feb. 24, 1844, 3B Description of the new mill S.A. March 5, 1844, 2B Description of the town S.A. March 5, 1844, 2B Inundated by floods and bridge destroyed S.A. Sept. 27, 1844, 2E Proposed bridge over the Onkaparinga. Suggested establishment of a ferry service A (1845) 400, 452, 604 G (1845) 828, 877 (twice) 881 Construction of bridge A (1845) 1159, 1170, 1200 K (1845) 71, 78 A (1846) 854, 1129, 1414, 1422 A (1847) 310 L (1846) 3 .. M (1846) 69, 175 N (1847) 151 S.A. May 21, 1847, 3A Road destroyed by brickmakers A (1845) 1515 L (1845) 77

NOARLUNGA Race meeting S.A. June 13, 1845, 2B S.A. June 20, 1845, 2C Reg. June 21, 1845, 3C Reg. June 28, 1845, 3C Description of proposed bridge over the Onkaparinga Reg. Sept. 24, 1845, 2A Description S.A. Oct. 7, 1845, 2C S.A. April 21, 1846, 3C Foundation stone of bridge about to be laid Reg. Dec. 10, 1845, 2E Chadwick & Sanders' contract for bridge abandoned. Work continued by Government. A (1847) 363, 475, 477, 1068, 1479, 1504, 1536 N (1847) 166, 203 0 (1847) 58, 224, 234, 253 Bridge to be completed by B. Gray N (1847) 242, 360, 362 A (1847) 919, 936, 1536 Progress S.A. May 21, 1847, 3A J.W. Scott's school A (1849) 1251 Allotment reserved by the South Australian Company for the Government A (1849) 17 Granaries erected for J.S. Clark's mill Times Jan. 8, 1849, 3C S.A. Jan. 23, 1849, 2E Need for police protection Times Feb. 12, 1849, 3A Petition signed by about 90 settlers A (1851) 1390 Police protection sought A (1851) 1390 s (1851) 291 Special constables to be sworn in. A (1852) 932 T (1852) 345 Seeks the establishment of a local court and the erection of a police station. A (1854) 1731, 1891, 1974, 2069, 2126 A (1855) 412, 729 v (1854) 643, 654, 666 w (1855) 111, 221

NOARLUNGA, district Seeks exclusion from Morphett Vale District Council A (1853) 2536

NOARLUNGA, district Protest against withdrawal of police A (1852) 1015, 1104 T (1852) 331 Phillip Hollins forwarding memorial for proclamation of part of District of Willunga and Morphett Vale as District of Noarlunga (map included) A (1856) 1180 Clerk of Willunga District Council forwards counter memorial against formation of District of Noarlunga and requests a time for presentation. A (1856) 1404 x (1856) 264 Phillip Hollins forwards views of inhabitants of Noarlunga relating to the Counter Memorial of the Districts of Willunga and Morphett Vale. A (1856) 1608 Phillip Hollins f01wards thanks from property owners for the formation of District of Noarlunga. A (1856) 2255 x (1856) 355 Clerk of Willunga District Council requests that the governor will not divide the district by proclaiming the District of Noarlunga. A (1856) 2488 x (1856) .. 60

NOARLUNGA, district name lists List of electors, petitioners, etc. A (1853) 1683 A (1854) 1731, 1974 A (1855) 412 Petition for jetty A (1856) 862

NOARLUNGA hundred Memorials asking for a reduction in its size A (1850) 1850, 2008 R (1850) 668

NOARLUNGA, town postal arrangements Postmaster appointed (Mr. Quick) E (1841) 53 No-one willing to act as postmaster. Mails to be discontinued. A (1846) 1226 Miscellaneous references A (1848) 586 p (1848) 193 A (1851) 1218 s (1851) 226 See also Police station Church of St. Philip and St. James

NOARLUNGA See also Port Noarlunga

NOARLUNGA BRIDGE In a dangerous condition A (1852) 369

NOARLUNGA DISTRICT COUNCIL To be proclaimed x (1856) 355 Phillip Hollins forwards information relative to the Governors decision on the proposed District Council of Noarlunga A (1856) 2668 x (1856) 459 Phillip Hollins forwards notification of his appointment as Chairman and requests a supply of Acts A (1856) 2793 Chairman will try to find a collector for statistics A (1856) 2835 Chairman requests completion of works at Port Noarlunga A (1856) 2836 x (1856) 511 Chairman forwards statistical returns A (1856) 3101 Chairman reports inability to obtain share of funds from District Council of Willunga and requests preliminary grant. A (1856) 3076

NOARLUNGA DISTRICT ROAD BOARD Disposal of balance of funds in credit. A (1855) 707 W Finance (1855) 16

NOBLE, Valentine His death in 1848. Disposal of his effects. A (1851) 1822 A (1852) 1501, 1977, 2011 T (1852) 513, 673 (twice)

NOCK, David Seeks a government appointment A (1855) 530 Appointed overseer of works at Y atala Labor Prison A (1855) 952 W Finance (1855) 29 To superintend preparation of foundations of new Adelaide Hospital A (1855) 1944 W Finance (1855) 93

NOCK, Thomas See also Nock & Palmer, contractors

NOCK & PALMER contractors To build a bridge over the Sturt A (1845) 1577 L (1845) 82, 83, 84, 85, 104 A (1846) 1, 22, 346 L (1846) 120

NOLAN, Bridget Junior Passenger on Magdalena. Oct. 1854 A (1855) 2639 Nominated for passage to S.A. Death before embarkation. A (1855) 384, 2639 W Finance (1855) 2

NOLAN, John Passenger on Magdalene. Oct. 1854 A (1855) 2639

NOLAN, Mortimer Deposition on the death of a coolie at Clare. A (1847) 1079 Lease of his premises as a temporary police station at Clare. A (1849) 1067 Q (1849) 317

NOLAN, R. Correspondence about the immigration of relatives whom he nominated. A (1854) 3472 A (1855) 384, 2639 W Finance (1855) 2

NOLAN, Richard Keeps a disorderly grog shop in the Mount Gambier district. Implicated in the murder of a native. A (1846) 1095, 1096 M (1846) 88 Seeks to purchase land near Lake Mundy A (1847) 533 N (1847) 232

NOLAN, Richard, sergeant Eulogised by the Commissioner of Police A (1854) 1161

NOLAN, Teresa Passenger on Magdalena Oct. 1854 A (1855) 2639

NOLAN, William G. Appointed guard at the Adelaide Gaol. A (1854) 1973 v (1854) 661 Resigns as guard at the Adelaide Gaol. A (1854) 2876 v (1854) 863

NOLEN, Mortimer See Nolan, Mortimer

NOLLOTH, Frederick Seeks appointment as a draughtsman A (1850) 191 R (1850) 56 Temporary employment as a draughtsman A (1851) 276 s (1851) 69

NOLLOTH, F.K. Appointed temporary assistant in the Colonial Architect's Office A (1853) 2045

NOLTENIUS, Henry Seeks naturalisation A (1848) 1024 p (1848) 336 Recommends a ship's apprentice for admission to the Hospital A (1849) 487 Q (1849) 156 Naturalised A (1849) 1090 Attorney for T. Jeanssen A (1850) 2618 A (1851) 280 s (1851) 74 Loss of his naturalisation certificate A (1851) 826 s (1851) 1.., Seeks registration of the brig Equator A (1856) 1794 x (1856) 321

NELTENIUS & MEYER Correspondence with A. Atkinson about German immigrants A (1854) 764 v (1854) 278

NOMENCLATURE ~ Place names

NONMUS, Isaac An absconding debtor Ad. Exam. June 3, 1843, 3C, 4A S.A. June 6, 1843, 2C, 2D S.A. June 9, 1843, 3A, 3B Charged with theft of flour S.A. Sept. 5, 1843, 2C S.A. Sept. 8, 1843, 2B Arrested for debt S.A. Sept. 8, 1843, 2B Calumnies retracted by the proprietor of the Examiner Reg. April 24, 1844, 2B, 3B His insolvency S.A. Oct. 23, 1846, 4A Advertisement as a shoe-maker Times Feb. 12, 1849, 3A, 3C S.A. Feb. 13, 1849, 2D, 3C

NONMUS Mrs. Isaac Opens a boarding house in Tavistock Buildings S.A. Aug. 22, 1843, 3D

NOON, Patrick Convicted of larceny A (1845) 276Yz

NOONAN, Jane Petition for relief A (1844) 1194, 1205 H (1844) 263

NOONAN, John Seeks employment. Granted rations. A (1843) 891 G (1843) 271 Seeks relief for his family A (1844) 23 G (1844) 468 Appeal for remission of sentence refused. A (1844) 174, 419, 425 G (1844) 538

NOONAN, John Petitions for release from gaol A (1844) 624, 887, 1194 H (1844) 263 Proposed remission of fine A (1845) 422 G (1845) 82 .. Complaint against Constable Haynes A (1847) 1055, 1230 0 (1847) 89 Seeks appointment as pound keeper at Thebarton A (1849) 1208 Q (1849) 346

NOONDAY GUN See Twelve o'clock gun

NOONE, Patrick A private of the 96th Regiment. In gaol. A (1845) 855, 870 G (1845) 941

NOOTNAGEL, Henry Sub-inspector of German schools. A (1851) 1548 s (1851) 293 Holograph letter as sub-inspector of German schools A (1851) 3799 Seeks remuneration as sub-inspector of German schools A (1852) 2336 T (1852) 741 Offers to act as interpreter to Germans taking the oath of allegiance. A (1852) 2900 T (1852) 887 (twice) Appointed court interpreter A (1853) 397 u (1853) 155

NORTHUMBERLAND, cape Wreck of the brig Witness A (1853) 1227 See also Cape Northumberland lighthouse

NORTHWAY, Richard Cook's assistant on the Santipore A (1848) 1612

NORTON, ship Legal proceedings connected with seamen1s refusal to work the ship. A (1855) 3942 w (1855) 897

NORTON, Robert Unauthorised occupation of Section 1111 A (1847) 10~ N (1847) 12 Correspondence about the boundary of Section 1111 A (1847) 1358

NORTON, Walter Convicted of burglary and assault (two charges) A (1851) 3693

NORTON, William Petition for remission of sentence refused. E (1841) 244 Transported to Sydney E (1841) 257

NORTON, Dr. William Slayter Seeks remission of sentence A (1849) 2190, 2221, 2271, 2294 Q (1849) 6 .. , 634, 641

NORFOLK ARMS, Adelaide Opened Reg. Aug. 21, 1847, 3E

NORMAN, James Russell Applies for an auctioneer1s licence A (1855) 1136

NORMAN, John Chairman of a meeting of Willunga settlers A (1846) 535 Seeks permission for a deputation from Willunga to wait on the Governor. A (1850) 667 R (1850) 193 Letter as secretary of the Association of Farmers of Aldinga Bay A (1851) 2360 On the first Willunga District Council A (1853) 1778 Forwards petition from Aldinga district settlers seeking reservation of some water reserves and approaches A (1854) 3732 w (1855) 656

NORMAN,R. Advertisements as a dentist Reg. Oct. 5, 1844, 2C Reg. July 19, 1845, lA Times Nov. 27, 1848, 3A

NORMAN, Robert Correspondence about the survey of certain sections near Yankalilla A (1851) 758 s (1851) 167 Offers to act as conveyancer for transfer of land near Yankalilla jetty A (1853) 781, 2757 Offers land at NomJanville for police purposes. A (1854) 1663 A (1855) 829 V (1854) 563, 564 (twice) Complains of delay in preparation of conveyance of land at Normanville. A (1855) 705

NORMAN, immigrant ship Miscellaneous papers A (1855) 838 Alleged misconduct of the master with the single women. A (1855) 1074, 1347 w (1855) 340

NORMANVILLE Township to be formed. Reg. June 2, 1849, 2D Smugglers and other criminals make a police station necessary. A (1854) 1663 A (1855) 829 V (1854) 563, .. .4 (twice) Local Court established w (1855) 468 See also Police Station Normanville Local Court, Normanville

NORMANVILLE name lists Petition from settlers A (1855) 1498 w (1855) 451

NORMANVILLE, district - name lists Petition for Septimane Herbert to be made J.P. A (1856) 2580

NORRELL, James Inquest on his death A (1851) 3698

NORRIS, Abraham Appointed wardsman at the Adelaide Hospital A (1852) 1224 T (1852) 409 Recommended as a guard for the labour camp at Cox's Creek A (1852) 2284 Dismissed from the Adelaide Hospital for improper conduct. A (1852) 2386 T (1852) 756

NORRIS, Charles Inquest on his death A (1854) 3698

NORRIS, Edward H. Constable on the Sibella A (1848) 1103

NORRIS, Harriet Inquest on her death A (1855) 1977

NORRIS, Jane Recommended for a gratuity as washer-woman on the Olivia A (1853) 3030 u (1853) 908

NORRIS, John Seeks remission of sentence A (1851) 3569 s (1851) 775

NORRIS, Thomas Transferred to the Post Office from the Police Force G (1845) 711 (thrice) Resignation from the postal service A (1848) 411 p (1848) 145, 149 Seeks Government appointment A (1848) 422 A (1849) 23, 1266 p (1848) 145 Q (1849) 28, 371 His school in Franklin Street A (1848) 1679

NORRIS, Thomas His "commercial school" Times Dec. 25, 1848, 2E His school in George Street, Adelaide A (1849) 1958 Imprisoned for debt. His death in prison. A (1856) 469

NORTH, Anne Nominated for free passage to S.A. A (1855) 2684 w (1855) 656

NORTH, Mary Anne Nominated for free passage to S.A. A (1855) 2684 w (1855) 656

NORTH, Sarah Nominated for free passage to S.A. A (1855) 2684 w (1855) 656

NORTH ADELAIDE Acre 748 Subdivisional land sale S.A. Oct. 9, 1849, 3D

NORTH ADELAIDE Acre 836 Subdivided Times Oct. 2, 1848, 3B

NORTH ADELAIDE Acre 887 Description of Captain J.W. Hurst's property Ad. Chron. April 7, 1840, 2A

NORTH ADELAIDE Acre 905 Subdivisional sale S.A. Dec. 22, 1848, 3D

NORTH ADELAIDE Acre 906 Subdivisional sale S.A. Dec. 22, 1848, 3D

NORTH ADELAIDE Acre 919 Subdivisional sale S.A. Dec. 22, 1848, 3D

NORTH ADELAIDE Acre 920 Subdivisional sale S.A. Dec. 22, 1848, 3D

NORTH ADELAIDE Acre 957 Subdivisional sale S.A. Nov. 6, 1849, 3E

NORTH ADELAIDE Acre 971 Subdivisional sale S.A. Nov. 14, 1848, 3A Reg. Nov. 11, 1848, lC Reg.Nov. 15, 1848, 2E Reg. Feb. 21, 1849, 2B Times Nov. 20, 1848, 4E

NORTH ADELAIDE Acre 972 Subdivisional sale S.A. Nov. 14, 1848, 3A Reg. Nov. 11, 1848, lC Reg. Nov. 15, 1848, 2E Reg. Feb. 21, 1849, 2B Times Nov. 20, 1848, 4E

NORTH ADELAIDE Acre 973 Subdivisional sale S.A. Nov. 14, 1848, 3A Reg. Nov. 11, 1848, lC Reg.Nov. 15, 1848, 2E Reg. Feb. 21, 1849, 2B Times Nov. 20, 1848, 4E

NORTH ADELAIDE Acre 982 Claimed by Mrs. Blenkinsop A (1850) 583

NORTH ADELAIDE W. Pepper's school A (1850) 1211 Petition asking for the establishment of a second polling booth A (1851) 904% Memorial urging adequate police protection. Depradations increasing daily. A (1852) 1875 T (1852) 621 (3 times) Severance sought from Adelaide Corporation A (1852) 2827, 2902, 2950 A (1855) 3548 T (1852) 924

NORTH ADELAIDE Plan showing old road to No1th Adelaide A (1854) 618

NORTH ADELAIDE Name Lists Petition from rate payers of Robe Ward A (1855) 1554 (outsize Gr. 3) Petition for settlers A (1855) 1306, 1656

NORTH ADELAIDE Name of Willoughby Street changed to Archer Street B 100 (1837) Iron stores to the north of the River Torrens wanted as a Court house. B (1837) 307 Miss Lester's school in Kermode Street Reg. April 25, 1840, 4B Wesleyan Methodist Chapel in Kermode Street used by Anglicans for mid week services Reg. Jan. 9, 1841, 3E House to house delivery of letters discontinued A (1843) 431, 527 Reg. April 22, 1843, 3B G (1843) 68 Description of George Stevenson's garden S.A. Nov. 22, 1844, 2E Inadequate police protection A (1846) 444 L (1846) 281 M (1846) 4 .. Grievances of ratepayers A (1850) 470, 509 R (1850) 141, 151

NORTH ADELAIDE Name Lists Petition from residents A (1856) 2556

NORTH ADELAIDE Postal arrangements Possible abandonment A (1852) 527, 564 T (1852) 140, 155 Arrangement to have the mail bag delivered A (1852) 735 T (1852) 225, 226

NORTH ADELAIDE streets Injured by removal of limestone A (1849) 1525 Q (1849) 446, 447 Plan showing road from North Terrace to Torrens ford, thence n01ih towards North Adelaide A (1854) 618 See also Kermode Street Palmer Place John Street Poole Street Slaughter House Ebenezer Chapel Christ Church Wesleyan Church Centenary Street Baptist Church, Lefevre Terrace Police Station

NORTH ADELAIDE BUILDING SOCIETY Covering letter saying returns forwarded A (1856) 1862

NORTH ARM OF THE PORT RIVER Land in the vicinity not to be sold L (1845) 63 Its superiority over the existing p01i Reg. Dec. 3, 1845, 2A S.A. Jan. 2, 1846, 3A S.A. Dec. 4, 1846, 4D S.A. Dec. 8, 1846, SB, 6B S.A. Dec. 11, 1846, 6B S.A. April 9, 1847, 2E S.A. April 30, 1847, 3E S.A. June 4, 1847, 4D S.A. Sept. 18, 1849, 4A S.A. Oct. 2, 1849, 3A S.A. Oct. 12, 1849, 4A Reg. Oct. 10, 1849, Supp. 2C S.A. Nov. 23, 1849, 2A S.A. Dec. 11, 1849, 4B Reg. Dec. 5, 1849, Supp. lB Proposed pound A 1842/No. 408, 438 E (1842) 756, 786, 787 Anglican services held in the Friends' Meeting House on Pennington Terrace. Subscriptions raised for building a church Reg. Jan. 22, 1842, 2F

NORTH ARM OF THE PORT RIVER R.M.L. Milne's scheme for a direct road from Adelaide. A (1847) 353, 704, 1076 outsize, 1245, 1328 N (1847) 299 0 (1847) 130 Proposed road S.A. April 9, 1847, 2F S.A. April 20, 1847, 3C, 3D S.A. April 23, 1847, 3F Reg. April 10, 1847, 2E Reg. Oct. 27, 1847, 2B Reg. Feb. 7, 1849, 4E Reg. Feb. 14, 1849, 3B Reg. Feb. 21, 1849, 3E Reg. March 28, 1849, 2D S.A. Sept. 10, 1847, 3D S.A. Oct. 15, 1847, 2B S.A. Oct. 19, 1847, 2A S.A. Aug. 7, 1849, 3D Memorial asking for the construction of a road to the Arm. Reg. Sept. 22, 1847, 3D Letter by R.M.L. Milne on the interest of the South Australian Mining Association in the building of a road. Reg. Nov. 24, 1847, 4B Proposed powder magazine A (1848) 23 p (1848) 6 Large ships load and discharge there A (1849) 862 Its claims as a railway terminus A (1849) 985, 1061, 2116 Q (1849) 597 Its claims as a railway terminus S.A. March 6, 1849, 2A S.A. March 9, 1849, 2A S.A. March 16, 1849, 3C S.A. March 20, 1849, 2B S.A. March 23, 1849, 2B S.A. March 27, 1849, 2B, 4A Reg. March 21, 1849, 2E Reg. March 28, 1849, 2D S.A. May 11, 1849, 2A S.A. May 29, 1849, 2D, 2E (twice) Reg. May 9, 1849, 3B Reg. May 23, 1849, 3C S.A. June 1849, SF Reg. June 9, 1849, 4C Reg. June 20, 1849, 2D S.A. July 20, 1849, 4F

NORTH ARM OF THE PORT RIVER Its claims as a railway terminus Reg. July 18, 1849, 2E S.A. Aug. 17, 1849, 2F Reg.Aug. 15, 1849, 4B S.A. Sept. 25, 1849, Supp. lA Reg. Sept. 22, 1849, 2B S.A. Dec. 4, 1849, 2F H.W. Parker's opinion on Milne's plan for a direct railway line from Adelaide. A (1849) 108 J.B. Strangways' interests A (1849) 1803 Suggested improvements S.A. March 30, 1849, 2A Wharf and warehouses to be erected at the False Arm S.A. Nov. 27, 1849, 2F Memorial from shipmasters advocating its claims as a port S.A. Dec. 14, 1849, 2B Governor Young's plans for a port arouse the hostility of Port Adelaide interests. A (1854) 153 v (1854) 2, 70 T.B. Strangways proposes an embankment instead of a viaduct A (1854) 1428 v (1854) -See also North Arm Wharf, Warehouse and Building Company False Arm of the Port River Newhaven Powder Magazine, North Arm Milunga Strangways' Road to the North Arm Roads - N 01th Arm to Al be rt on

NORTH ARM ROAD See Roads - North Arm to Alberton

NORTH ARM WHARF, WAREHOUSE, AND BUILDING COMP ANY Prospectus A (1849) 1807 Negotiations with the Government A (1849) 180 .. Q (1849) 529

NORTH EASTERN ROAD See Roads - N01th Eastern Road

NORTHERN LIGHT immigrant ship Miscellaneous papers A (1855) 1123

NORTH KAPUNDA MINING COMP ANY Notices to shareholders Times Dec. 4, 1848, 3B Reg. Nov. 14, 1849, 2D Times Nov. 15, 1849, 2D

NORTH RHINE, hundred - name lists Memorial for a public pound A (1856) 2675

NORTH STAR HOTEL, Templers A post office to be established at the hotel A (1855) 3663 w (1855) 842

NORTH TERRACE, Adelaide Hire vehicles to stand on the north side of North Terrace west. A (1850) 2765 R (1850) 684 Offensive and unwholesome north side gutter full of "stagnant water and offal" A (1853) 1809 u (1853) 522 Plan from King William Street to Morphett Street A (1854) 618 Proposed widening, from Govt. House to the Botanic Garden entrance and beyond. With plan. A (1855) 1715 W Finance (1855) 99 Town Clerk recommends continuation of North Terrace esplanade A (1856) 2054 x (1856) 376

NORTON, Dr. William Slayter Alleged theft of a horse Times Sept. 17, 1849, 3E Times Sept. 24, 1849, 4D Transported A (1850) 37, 56 R (1850) 17 Seeks remission of sentence A (1849) 2190, 2221, 2271, 2294 Q (1849) 6 .. , 634, 641

NORTON SUMMIT Police protection needed A (1851) 3541 s (1851) 774 See also Christian church

NORVEL, William Inquest on his death A (1854) 563

NORWOOD Section 260 to be sold in parcels of 21h acres. S.A. Nov. 16, 1847, 4C Section 260 subdivided and named Norwood S.A. Jan. 4, 1848, 2B Sections 261, 276, 277 laid out in 2Yz acre allotments Reg. April 14, 1849, 2B W. Holdsworth's school A (1850) 1170 Proposed establishment of a pound A (1850) 2090 Petition urging the incorporation of Kensington and Nmwood as a municipality A (1853) 924 u (1853) 296 With Kensington seeks police protection A (1855) 772 w (1855) 222

NORWOOD Postal arrangements A post office established A (1853) 1814 u (1853) 550 Request for a letter carrier refused A (1854) 2521 A (1855) 771, 2215 (outsize Gr.3) v (1854) 830 w (1855) 250, 5 ..

See also Wesleyan Church Kensington and N 01wood

NOSWORTHY, W. Forwards a memorial for a certain 20 acres for a school and cemetery at Bald Hills, Yankalilla A (1856) 1247

NOTARIES Admission of Irish and Scottish notaries E (1841) 37, 84 List A (1844) 158

NOTARIES The law regarding notaries public A (1853) 435 A (1855) 1890 William Henry Little requests to be appointed as a notary public A (1856) 3048

NOTT, Dr. George Came to Australia as surgeon on the Amity Hall A (1854) 3106

NOTT, DL. George Seeks appointment as deputy registrar of births, deaths and marriages in the Gawler district A (1855) 2096 w (1855) 470

NOTT, John A passenger to South Australia by the Rajah (school master) A (1849) 38, 49

NOTT, Thomas Freeman

NOTT,

Applies for an appointment as an engineering surveyor A (1853) 219, 232 u (1853) 65 Seeks permission to remove timber from the bed of the river A (1849) 1297, 1391 Q (1849) 37 .. , 439

To report on a line of road reputed to lead to Port Augusta A (1854) 333

NOTTAGE, Charles Sworn in as a district constable in Kondoparinga A (1855) 1085

NOURSE, Richard Tenders for repairs to Gawler Police Station A (1853) 1047

NOV A BELLA ship Colonial Agent forwards bill of lading and invoices of goods per Nova Bella for the Gawler Town Railway A (1856) 1292

NOWAK, Gottfried Buys section 3002 in the hundred of Belvidere A (1853) 698 u (1853) 229

NOWELL, G.W. Invents new process for smelting with wood instead of charcoal A (1849) 1338, 1679 Q (1849) 507

NOWIAN, Michael Enquiries in Victoria (on behalf of his wife, Susan Nowlan) for his whereabouts A (1855) 2992, 3371 w (1855) 710

NOWIAN, William Convicted of larceny A (1845) 1458

NOWIAND, James Seeks permission to obtain building stone from Park Lands. A (1847) 1584 Trustee for Roman Catholic churches A (1849) 1692, 1778 Correspondence about the passage of his family from England. A (1851) 2275 s (1851) 488 Seeks return of deposit paid by him for M. Nolan's passage to South Australia A (1851) 488 s (1851) 11.., 134 Insolvent A (1852) 2346 T (1852) 774

NOWIAND, John Statement about an assault case A (1845) 1517 Seeks permission to take stone from the Park Lands A (1846) 760 L (1846) 36 ..

NOWIAND, Richard Appointment in the Police Force A (1846) 322 L (1846) 226 Member of a party to take stores to Capt. Sturt A (1845) 1219, 1228 K (1845) 95, 96, 104, 113

NOWIAND, Richard Application for appointment in the Police Force A (1845) 441

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

NOYE, William Schoolmaster on the Mary Ann A (1849) 689 His school at Strathalbyn A (1849) 2218 Complains of reduced gratuity paid to him as schoolmaster on the Mary Ann A (1849) 745 Q (1849) 228 Correspondence about a family nominated for a free passage A (1854) 2093, 2195 Clerk and collector for Strathalbyn District Council A (1855) 1169

NUGENT, James Appointed guard at the Gaol A (1851) 972 s (1851) 193 Evidence on an attempted escape by prisoners at the Gaol A (1851) 2296 Resigns as guard from the Adelaide Gaol A (1852) 497 T (1852) 221

NUGENT, John Acquitted of a charge of theft A (1849) 1908 p.2 Convicted of assault A (1849) 1908 p.3 Injured while working on the treadmill A (1850) 1000, 1995 A (1851) 679 R (1850) 519 s (1851) 113 A (1852) 208 Seeks remission of his sentence A (1852) 2089, 2098 T (1852) 689 Refused relief by the Destitute Board A (1851) 1319 Not guilty of theft A (1851) 2801Yz

NUGGET, immigrant ship Miscellaneous papers A (1854) 1921

NUISANCES See also Pounds Inspector of Nuisances

NULTIA, aboriginal Sentenced to death A (1843) 423 G (1843) 60 Executed near Port Lincoln A (1843) 504, 508 G (1843) 63 His trial and execution S.A. March 28, 1843, 2D S.A. April 18, 1843, 2D

NUMBER 1 SHEEP STATION Right of way through the section A (1842) 621, 629, 853 F (1842) 47, 49, 62, 196 Situated on section 78, near the foot of Tapley's Hill A 1842/No. 587

NUNAN, Morris His petition refused E (1841) 106 See Newman

NURIOOTPA Postal arrangements Postmaster General forwards application for the establishment of a post office at Nuriootpa A (1856) 2607 x (1856) 468

NURIOOTPA, district - name lists A (1855) 3777

NURIOOTPA, hundred Proposed enlargement R (1850) 669 A (1851) 269, 283

NURIOOTPA, hundred Petition seeking an alteration in the site of the reserve A (1853) 2698 A (1854) 2092 u (1853) 972 Petition from Seppeltsfield dist. supporting proposed alteration in site of reserve. A (1855) 2729 Correspondence about a road order A (1855) 1301 w (1855) 364 Name lists Petitions signed by settlers A (1853) 2698, 2729

NURIOOTPA SCHOOL ROOM SOCIETY Erection of a school room A (1854) 1121 v (1854) 376

NURIOOTPA Postal arrangements Application for service refused A (1855) 2395 w (1855) 549

NURKA, aboriginal Arrested on a charge of murder A 1842/No. 324

NURSE, Edward On the East Torrens District Council A (1855) 883

NURSES - Wages See Wages - Nurses

NYLAND, Henry Appointed a guard at the Adelaide Gaol u (1853) 566 Applies for gratuity A (1853) 2348 v (1854) 98 Resigns as guard in the Convict Department A (1853) 2960 u (1853) 865