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Gazetteer of South Australian Pipe Organs Gazetteer of South Australian Pipe Organs REFERENCES : ADELAIDE ADELAIDE EXHIBITION BUILDING . Burden Lost Adelaide p.188­9 1867 Catalogue of the Grand General Exhibition of the South Australian Agricultural and Horticultural Society held on Nov 7 and 8 1867, Adelaide . Mortlock Library / Advertiser 8/11/1867 3.8 / Register 8/11/1867 2.3/4 1881 Register 18/7/1881 4.6 / ibid 20/7/1881 6.2/6 1887 Pascoe J.J. ed., History of Adelaide and Vicinity 1901, facsimile reprint Austaprint 1972 p.180 1911 DLB 1910­12, p.422 522­5 ADELAIDE FESTIVAL CENTRE. OMS Newsletter Nov 1978 / OMS Newsletter May 1979 / Opening Programme 4 April 1979 / OMS Newsletter vol.18 no.5 June 1985 p.6­7 ADELAIDE TOWN HALL . Adelaide City Council Civic Collection, Reg 323 Programme of Grand Musical Festival and Opening of Town Hall Organ / enl cost £459 F & H; Register October 15 1886 p.7.5; Register Wednesday October 13 1886 5.8; City of Adelaide Mayors Report 1885­6 p.47. / reb 1970 Inaugural Recital Dr J V Peters March 1970 / for sale OHTA News 12/4 Oct 1988 p.12­3 / acquired OHTA, OHTA News vol.19 no.2 Apr 1995 p.3 / Present organ Maidment J.R, New Organ for Adelaide Town Hall OHTA News 13/3 July 89 p.29 / Lord Mayors Gala Concert, Souvenir Programme. 30th March 1990 / OMS Newsletter Sept/Oct 1987 OMS Newsletter Oct/Nov 1988. OHTA Website for progress report on relocation to Tanunda. Barossa Regional Gallery. ADELAIDE Y.M.C.A. Burden Lost Adelaide p.184 nb error. Text refers to Dodd organ 1899, photograph is earlier Broad organ. / First organ Christian Colonist 16/8/89 3c Register 17/8/1889 5d. See Moonta Anglican / Second organ Our Herald June 7 1899 p.6; DLB 1903 p.209. / Sold: Dodd Ledger 1897 p.118 / spec DLB 1892 450/1 BAPTIST CHURCH , BENTHAM STREET . Burgess C.T., ed. Cyclopedia of South Australia v.2 1909 BAPTIST CHURCH . Christian Colonist 13/8/1886 p.3 col 2/3 / Roberts ob no. 75 p.112a + b / Opening Recital Centenery Celebrations, Programme, Adelaide , 1961 / spec noted BN 1971 BETHLEHEM LUTHERAN CHURCH . DLB 1888 p.79 / Bethlehem Lutheran Church Flinders Street , Adelaide . Services on the Occasion of the Dedication of the Organ, The 6th Sunday after Trinity, 13th July 1958 / Bethlehem Church Centenery 1872­1972, pp.36­7 / spec.noted SK 1995. OMS Newsletter Oct/Nov 2004 CHRISTADELPHIAN TEMPLE . Adelaide Chronicle April 16 1936 / Advertiser April 25 1936 / Australasian Christadelphian Fraternal Gathering and Conference, Adelaide , April 11­19 1936 and Jubilee Commemoration of the Adelaide Ecclesia Adelaide [1936] p.2, 8 / spec.noted BN 1969 CHURCH OF CHRIST Register Thursday 16 December 1880 5.2 / Register Saturday August 24 1912 20.1 / Hindmarsh Church of Christ Minutes 12 August 1957 p.276; 15 September 1957 p.281 / Church of Christ , Grote Street , Adelaide , Opening Recital of Pipe Organ, 1.30pm Sunday 6 February 1994 See also Shield D.J., The Instrument of Music: A history of the pipe organ at Grote Street Church of Christ Adelaide, OHTA News vol.18 no.2, p.9­14, 19. / spec noted DS 1994 CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH HINDMARSH SQUARE . Burden Lost Adelaide p.86 DRAPER MEMORIAL. Burden Lost Adelaide p.87 / Advertiser Fri 25 September 1874 1.6 advt. Register 26/9/1874 4.7 DUTCH STREET ORGAN. OMS Newsletter April 1985 / inf.suppl GS 1996 EBENEZER CHAPEL Burden Lost Adelaide p.76 / Adelaide Times 14/7/1855 3.2 / inf.suppl JS 1996 FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST. Nameplate ­ Whitehouse Bros. Brisbane Jan 1957 / Spec noted BN 1969 / inf.suppl I.M. Leggett / 1969 Pers comm G Stephens 1989 FREEMASON'S HALL. Spec noted BN 1969 GRAND THEATRE. DLB 1909­14 p.600/1, 3/7/17; p.602/4, 3/7/17; p.610/1, 6/7/17. HOLY TRINITY ANGLICAN CHURCH . Goldney Methodism in Unley pp76­7 / Roberts ob no. 102 p.159a, Dec 1926. £680 / Order of Service Dedication of the Grenfell Memorial Organ Sunday February 2nd 1958 / spec noted SK 1995 HOTEL EUROPE. Advertiser Friday May 4th 1877, 5.3 HOTEL NORFOLK ARMS. Dickey B., ed., William Shakespeare's Adelaide 1860­1930, APH, 1992, p.101 MAUGHAN UNITING (FORMERLY METHODIST) CHURCH. Dodd Ledger 1925 p.59 / reb 1965 Opening Recital Programme 1965. METHODIST CHURCH , Pirie Street . Burden Lost Adelaide p.79 / Shield D.J., Another Organ for Pirie Street Methodist, OHTA News v.10 no.1, pp.13­15 THE NEW CHURCH. Burden Lost Adelaide p.90 / Register May 17 1879 5.3; Minutes New Church Jan 27 1879, Sept 5 1879 resn 66; July 6 1888 resn 44; July 23 1888 Quarterly Meeting PILGRIM UNITING CHURCH. Pirie Street Methodist Church , Church Properties Management & Sales Committee Minutes, Mortlock Library SRG 4 1/8, 4/4/1854 resn 13; 8/10/1855 resn 3; 19/11/55 resn 8. / Register 16/10/1855 3.6; / 1884 F&H Advertiser 29/2/1884 5.2/3 / Advertiser Fri Oct 17 1902 opened Pybus / Souvenir Programme. Opening of New Organ. Pirie St Methodist Church , February 16th & 19th 1930 / Everett J D., Pirie Street Church 1849 ­ 1972. Lecture presented to a Meeting of the South Australian Methodist Historical Society on 24 October 1973 held in the Pirie Street Methodist Church Hall Adelaide p.21­23. / pers.comm GS 1995. OMS Newsletter Oct/Nov 2005. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH . Burden Lost Adelaide p.85 PULTENEY GRAMMAR SCHOOL . WYATT HALL News 30 November 1970 4e / Souvenir Booklet TOSA SA Div Festival City Fifteenth National Convention 17­20 April 1987 Adelaide p.4 / CHAPEL pers.comm LvE 1990 ST FRANCIS XAVIER CATHOLIC CATHEDRAL. Advertiser 8/5/1869 1.5 / Southern Cross & Herald 20 May 1869 p.323 / Southern Cross & Herald 19/10/1923 p.9.2 / Southern Cross 16 April 1926 / Dodd J E Ledger 1925 p.28 / The Organ, St Francis Xaviers Cathedral [Q Primrose, Adelaide 1926] / removed OHTA News vol.19 no.2 Jan 1995 p.9 / pers.comm GS.1995 ST JOHN THE EVANGELIST ANGLICAN CHURCH . Dodd Organ : Mortlock Library SRG 94 9/1 Vestry Minutes 16/4/1901 / SRG 94 9/2 Vestry Record December 20 1901 / Adelaide Church Guardian Dec 1944 / pers.comm GS. 1996 / specn noted MC.1995. Fray Organ : Music 1897 / ACC 3/12/15 p13 / OMS Newsletter v.20 n.6 July/Aug 1987 p.5 / Lewis R.L., Organs in Residences in South Australia , Part V, OMS Newsletter vol.29 no.1, Feb/Mar 1996, p.12 / inf.suppl MC 1996 ST LUKE'S ANGLICAN CHURCH . Register 31/1/1879 5.1 / Register 5/2/1891 7.2 / 1897 Music 10.2 Jan 1897 / DocJS 8/1/1980 / Stiller J., Historic Organs of South Australia, OHTA News, vol.4 no.2, April 1980 p.15­ 40 / Advertiser Thurs April 23 1992 p.1 / Shield D.J., Historic Wolff Organ Destroyed by Fire, OHTA News, Vol.16 No.3, pp.5­7 / spec noted DS 1992 ST PATRICK'S CATHOLIC CHURCH . DLB 1909­13 p.297,298­9, 628­9 / ibid 1910­12 p.672­5 / ibid 1913­16 p.143­4, 414­5, 613 / Dodd Ledger 1925 p.84 / Music January 1900 3b / spec. noted SK 1993 ST PAUL 'S ANGLICAN CHURCH . Adelaide Musical Herald & Journal of Literature etc v.1 n.1 2/1/1863 to 16/6/1863 p.104 / Register 18/1/1862 3.8 / Observer 18/1/1862 4.4 / Register 3/12/1862 1.2 / Register 24/6/1863 2.4 ST STEPHEN'S LUTHERAN CHURCH . Fritsch Rev. W.W., St Stephens Congregation of the United Evangelical Church of Australia , Adelaide , 1943 p.12 / Roberts ob no. 56 p.90a + b February 1921 / pers.comm GS March 1989 / spec. noted SK 1996 SCOTS UNITING CHURCH. Advertiser 27/10/1882 5.4 : also Presbyterian Church Flinders Street March 1900 Jubilee & Annual Reports ; also Fincham correspondence / specn OMS Newsletter 1989 / spec.noted DS. 1992 SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH inf.suppl JS 1996 UNITARIAN CHURCH . Burden Lost Adelaide p.82 UNIVERSITY OF ADELAIDE . OMS Newsletter Nov/Dec 1977 OMS Newsletter June 1979 Winter Series OMS June 1980 / Practice organ 2 OMS Newsletter vol.25 no.6 Dec 92/Jan 93, p.5 REFERENCES : ADELAIDE SUBURBS ALBERTON BAPTIST CHURCH . Register 16/2/1875 5.4 / Rowney D.K., 100 Years at All Souls' 1883­1983, Lutheran Publishing House 1983, p.86­8 / specs.noted DS 1992. OHTA News July 2005. UNITING (FORMERLY METHODIST) CHURCH. Dodd Ledger 1908 p.136; opening written in chalk inside console, noted 1994 / OHTA News vol.18 no.2 Apr. 1994 p.7 / pers.comm DS.1995 BEAUMONT NATIONAL TRUST " BEAUMONT HOUSE". spec noted DS 1983 UNITING (FORMERLY METHODIST) CHURCH. Advertiser 14/3/70 9a / spec.suppl LvE 1970 BEDFORD PARK FLINDERS UNIVERSITY . Spec.suppl G F & S 1973 BEULAH PARK CLAYTON MEMORIAL UNITING (FORMERLY CONGREGATIONAL) CHURCH. opened 8/9/1897 Clayton Jubilee Record April 1906 / DocJS 1980 / pipes gilded OHTA News vol.13 no.4 Oct 1989 p.7 / spec. noted JS 1996 BLACK FOREST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH . Mortlock Library SRG 123/262 A126, Black Forest Presbyterian Church, Board of Management Minutes 1924­47, 20 September 1932, p.102; 16 April 1935 p.154 / Roberts ob no. 98 135(a) Oct 13 1932 WAYVILLE BAPTIST (FORMERLY UNITING/METHODIST) CHURCH. Roberts ob no. ob no. 50 p84 / Register May 8 1915 / Roberts ob no. 110 p.143a / Mortlock Library SRG 123/262 A126, Black Forest Presbyterian Church, Board of Management Minutes 1924­47, OMS Leaflet August 1963 / spec.noted DS 1990. BLACKWOOD CHURCH OF CHRIST .
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