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PRETTY, Walter Arthur PRG 390/3 Special List ______ ________________________________________________________________________ PRETTY, Walter Arthur PRG 390/3 Special list _______________________________________________________________________ 1. Captain George Bain Johnston. c.1978. 2. "Mariner's Cottage". c.1978. 3. The figurehead of the Mozambique. 13 Oct. 1978. 4. Ferries of the River Murray in South Australia. 20 Oct. 1978. 5. The first fifty years of the Goolwa Hotel. 21 Oct. 1978. 6. Part Lot 5 Goolwa Terrace, Corio, Goolwa. South Australia. 16 Nov. 1978. 7. "Bank Building," Goolwa. 27 Nov. 1978. 8. Research notes of Government sales of land at Goolwa. 1853. 13 Dec. 1978. 9. "Blue Lace Drapery", Goolwa. South Australia. The first fifty years. 26 Dec. 1978. 10. "Blue Lace Drapery", Goolwa. South Australia. Part II. Of the 20th century. 11 Jan. 1979. 11. Captain John Lindsay. (John Scott Lindsay) 9 Feb. 1979. 12. Goolwa Hotel. Part II. Of the 20th century. 5 March 1979. 13. Sale of plant and equipment which had been used in the construction of the Murray Barrages. 8th to 13th April, 1940. 8 March 1979. 14. "Highland's House." 23 March 1979. 15. "Matthew Moore' s House." 18 July 1979. 16. "Gwithian." 25 Nov. 1979. 17. Township of the Goolwa. South Australia. Granting of allotments. 4 June 1979. 18. "The Australasian", The Australasian Hotel, Section 179 Goolwa Terrace, Goolwa, South Australia. 5 February 1980. 19. "Cookenzie"; Allotments 158 and 159 Admiral Terrace, Goolwa. 13 May 1979, 20. "Armfield’s", Allotments 85 and 86, Hutchinson Street, Goolwa Extension, S.A. 8 January 1980, 21. "Forester's Lodge", 1 Hays Street, Goolwa, S.A. 10 January 1980. 22, "The Australasian", The Australasian Hotel, List of licensees, 6 February 1980. 23. "Currency Creek Hotel, Currency Creek". List of licensees, 1858-76. 8 March 1980. 24. "Corio Hotel, Goolwa". Goolwa Terraces Goolwa. List of Licensees. 10 March 1980. 25, "Middleton Hotel, Middleton". List of Licensees. 10 March 1980. 26. Trip from Adelaide to Goolwa. 28 Nov. 1978, 27. List of events relating to Goolwa. 1860- 28. Residential development of Goolwa Township. 29. Osswald's allotment 95. Township of the Goolwa. 6 Aug. 1979. 30. Osswald's allotment 106. Township of the Goolwa. 6 August 1979- 31. Adelaide to Goolwa: Johnston's Passenger Coach, 11 May 1979. 32. Goolwa to Adelaide: Aust. National Railways. 24 Jan. 1979. 33. Township of the Goolwa: Allotments not alienated. 17 Apr. 1979. 34. “Wisdom’s Lodge” 18 Washington Street, North Goolwa. 21 Dec. 1981 [with plan of township of North Goolwa]. 35. Town of Goolwa. 22 Dec. 1981. 36. Section 177 Township of the Goolwa. Legal documentation. 13 Dec. 1981. 37. Township of the Goolwa. Land Grants. 18 Dec. 1981. 38. Corporation of the town of Goolwa [with plan]. 8 March 1979. PRG 390 Special list Page 1 of 26 ________________________________________________________________________ 39. “Wright’s Cottage” 4 Newacott Place. Goolwa Extension. 18 Jan. 1982. 40. "Gainsborough Cottage," 4 Newacott Place. Goolwa Extension. 18 Jan. 1982. 41. Corporation of the town of Goolwa. The first five years. 19 Jan. 1982. 42. Goolwa 1914-1918 World War Roll of Honour. 26 Jan 1979. 43. Township of the Goolwa, residential development. 11 March 1981. 44. Captain John Lindsay. 10 Mar. 1979. 45. Municipality of the town of Port Elliot. Municipal officers. 14 March 1982. 46. County Hindmarsh. 14 March 1982. 47. Allotment 4 Upper Goolwa. 24 Apr. 1982. 48. Local Government of the South Coast. Chronology. 10 May 1982. 49. M. Dunbar's bowling green allotment 153, township of the Goolwa. 12 May 1982.. 50. Allotment 16 Goolwa Extension. 13 May 1982. 51. "Lieutenant-Governor Young's allotment 177". 12 July 1982. 52. Samuel Shetliff of Goolwa. 11 July 1982. 53. Reverend John Watson 27 Oct. 1981 54. "Curson's Residence." Section 9, Liverpool Road, Town-on-the-Goolwa. 30 July 1982. 55. Holme's Place. 15 Porter Street, Goolwa. 13 Sept. 1982. 56. Short note on the Christian name of Mahershalhashbaz Richards, former Goolwa engineer. 30 June 1983. 57. Probable route of the 1852/53 gold escorts between Wellington and Hahndorf. Compiled by the Lower Murray Branch of the National Trust of S.A. 1982. 58. Murray Waters Bill, second reading in 1907, by Commissioner of Public Works. 1 July 1983. 59. Ritchie's Goolwa Cottage. 22 Feb. 1980. Plus duplicate (Formerly PRG 390/3/86.) 60. Section 151. Town-on-the-Goolwa. South Australia. 8 August 1983. 61. "Settler's Cottage". Pt. Sec. 43 Town-on-the-Goolwa. 26 Dec. 1982. 62. Section 119 - Goolwa. 27 Dec. 1982. 63. Port Elliot and Goolwa Heritage Study. Brief - 21 Aug. 1980. 30 Dec. 1982. 64. Section 82 Cadell Street, Goolwa. 1 Jan. 1983. 65. Local government of the Goolwa district. 26 April 1983. 66. Hindmarsh Island, residents 1981 census. 17 September 1983. 67. Conveyance of allotment no.21 of section 2205E at Goolwa from Y.B. Hutchinson to Dowland and later to Capt. Johnston. 1866. Electrostatic copy. 68. Australasian Hotel, Goolwa, original licensing. 21 February 1983. 69. District Council of Port Elliot and Goolwa. Divisional statistics. Census 30 June 1981. 11 Jan. 1983. 70. Returned Sailors', Soldiers' and Airmen's Imperial League of Australia Incorporated. Goolwa sub-branch. Meeting places, 1935-1953. 23 Jan. 1983. 71. Goolwa Cricket Club, player performances to 15 January 1983. 5 March 1983. 72. Goolwa district, religious denominations. 1981 Census. 18 September 1983. 73. Barker's Knoll, mouth of the Murray 1857. 7 November 1983. 74. District Council of Port Elliot (and Goolwa): some census details 1861-1954. 18 Feb. 1983. 75. Returned Services League, Goolwa Sub - Branch. 12 Feb. 1983. PRG 390 Special list Page 2 of 26 ________________________________________________________________________ 76. Railway Stables, Goolwa: opening as clubrooms, Goolwa Sub-branch R.S.L. [Transcript of minutes of 1st. meeting 22 Dec. 1950] 13 Feb. 1983. 77. Returned Services League, Goolwa Sub-branch: membership 1956. 17 Feb. 1983. 78. Thomas Goode, the Younger, of Goolwa, S.A. 16 Feb. 1983. 79. First Goolwa regatta, 24 August 1854. 26 Feb. 1983. 80. "Younghusband's House", 17 Admiral Terrace, Goolwa. 24 March 1983. 81. Goolwa Regatta Yacht Club. 19 March 1983. 82. Queen of the South . 21 Nov. 1979. 83. Grounding of Queen of the South at the Murray Mouth, 2 Nov. 1878. 10 May 1983. 84. Civil sitting, Supreme Court 12 and 13 May 1880: Grounding of Queen of the South. 4 June 1983. 85. Queen of the South specifications. 2 July 1983. 86. Paddle steamers of the Ritchie family. 29 February 1984. 87. Australasian Hotel, Section 179, Township of Goolwa 9 January 1983. 88. R.S.S.A.I.L.A. Goolwa Branch clubrooms site. 1 April 1983. 89. Railway Stables, Goolwa. 27 April 1983, 90. Wright's cottage, Goolwa. 19 January, 1982. 91. Australasian Hotel, Goolwa. 9 January, 1983. 92. Property transfers in Goolwa, March 1977. 9 April, 1984. 93. List of Justices of the Peace, Goolwa Police Station. 30 May, 1984. 94. Part section 180 Town on the Goolwa (Northwestern moiety): Legal documentation. 7 June, 1984. 95. District Council of Port Elliot and Goolwa: Valuation List and Extension of the Town of Goolwa. 1 July, 1981. 10 June, 1984. 96. Extension of the Township of Goolwa: Registered Proprietors, 1 July 1982. 13 June, 1984. 97. Goolwa: Captain Charles Sturt's Cairn February, 1951. 21 June, 1984. 98. Upper Goolwa: Residential Development. 12 July, 1984. 99. "Woodlands" Hundred of Goolwa: Legal Documentation. 13 July, 1984. 100. Goolwa's Old Hospital: Section 164 Township of the Goolwa: Legal. Documentation. 14 July, 1984. 101. Section 146: Goyder Street, Goolwa: Legal Documentation. 16 July, 1984. 102. Section 52: Township of the Goolwa. 27 July, 1984. 103. Section 75: Township of the Goolwa: Real Estate Transactions. 7 August, 1984. 104. Section 53: Township of the Goolwa: Real Estate Transactions. 9 August, 1984. 105. Section 53: Township of the Goolwa: A History. 11 August, 1984. 106. Goolwa - Currency Creek Cemetery: Abraham Graham. 1 September, 1984. 107. Section 86: Township of the Goolwa: Real Estate Transactions. 4 September, 1984. 108. “Henley House" Section 14, Goyder Street, Township of the Goolwa: Photocopies of Titles. 5 September, 1984. 109. Section 86: Township of the Goolwa: Photocopies of Titles. 8 September, 1984. 110. Portion Section 180: Town-on the Goolwa. Old cottage. A History, built 1868. 14 September, 1984. 111. Oliver Willett Willcock. Goolwa Currency Creek Cemetery. Headstone. 14 September, 1984. PRG 390 Special list Page 3 of 26 ________________________________________________________________________ 112. Samuel Shetliff, his wife and son. Headstone Goolwa - Currency Creek Cemetery. 15 September, 1984. 113. Section 180 Town on the Goolwa (Currency Creek Special Survey). Title documents. 15 September, 1984. 114. First Railway Coach Used in Australia. Exhibit Goolwa, 16 September, 1984. 115. Burial Site of George Bain Johnston. Goolwa – Currency Creek Cemetery. 16 September, 1984. 116. Allotments 19 and 20, Goolwa Extension: Real Estate Transactions. 18 September, 1984. 117. Inverted Granite Key Stones, Goolwa Museum, Goolwa. 19 September, 1984. 118. Rotunda, Goolwa. 20 September, 1984. 119. Allotment 17 Newacott Place, Goolwa: Real Estate Transactions. 21 September, 1984. 120. Henry House, Section 146, Goyder Street, Township of the Goolwa, Built 1881. 24 September, 1984. 121. Allotment 17: Newacott Place, Goolwa Extension: Land titles. 25 September, 1984. 122. Allotments 19 and 20 Newacott Place, Goolwa: Land Titles. 26 September, 1984. 123. Allotment 85, Hutchinson Street, Goolwa Extension: Real Estate Transactions. 28 September, 1984. 124. Allotment 86, Hutchinson Street, Goolwa Extension: Legal Documentation. 29 September, 1984. 125. Section 87, Township of the Goolwa: Real Estate Transactions. 6 October, 1984, 126. Goolwa Steam Grist Mill (Goolwa Flour Mill). A History. Built 1853-1854. 8 October, 1984. 127. Goolwa Steam Grist Mill (Goolwa Flour Mill). A History. Addendum. 9 October, 1984. 128. Section 76, Township of Goolwa; Legal Documentation.
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