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Grs 513/11/P GPO Box 464 Adelaide SA 5001 Tel (+61 8) 8204 8791 Fax (+61 8) 8260 6133 DX:336 srsaPublicAccess@sa.gov.au www.archives.sa.gov.au Special List GRS 513 Lodged company documents of defunct companies Series These files contain documents lodged by companies in Description accordance with the varying Companies Acts. Company files may contain some or all of the following lodged documents: Memorandum of Agreement, Articles of Association, Certificate of Incorporation, lists of shareholders, lists of directors, special resolutions ie. issues of shares, underwriting agreements and annual returns. Note: The term 'defunct' should not be understood to refer to the company. In this context it refers to the file being defunct, although given the age of the records some of the companies will have become defunct. Series date range 1844 - 1986 Agency State Records of South Australia responsible Access Open. Determination Contents 1874 – 1935 1 June 2016 GRS 513/11/P DEFUNCT COMPANIES FILES 4/1S74 The Stonyfell Olive Company Limited (Scm) \ 4/1874 The Stonyfell Olive Co. Limited (1 file) 1/1875 The East End Market Company (16cm)) 1/1S75 The East End Market Coy. Ltd. (1 file) 3/1SSO The Executor Trust & Agency Company of South Australia Limited (9cm &9cm)(2 bundles)) 10/1S7S Adelaide Underwriters Association Limited (3cm) 10/1S7S Marine Underwriters Association of South Australia Limited (1 file) 20/1SS2 Elder's Wool and Produce Company Limited (Scm) 4/1SS2 Northern Territory Laud Company Limited (4cm) 3/1SSO Executor Trustee & Agency Company of South Australia (Scm) 3/1SSO Executor Trustee & Agency Company of South Australia Limited (1 file) 7/1SS2 Northern Territory Land Company (1 file) 20/1SS2 Elder Smith & Co. Limited (3cm, Scm, 7cm)((3 bundles)) 20/1SS2 Elder, Smith & Co. Limited (6cm,3cm)(2 bundles) 20/1SS2 Elder, Smith & Co Limited (3cm) 14/1SS3 Australian Mutual Provident Society_ ( (21 em) 17/1SS3 The National Mutual life Association of Australia Limited (14cm) 1S/1SS3 Colonial Mutual Life Assurance Society Limited (19cm) 35/1SS7 The Bank of New South Wales(6cm) 27/1SS7 Canton Insurance Office Limited (3cm) 13/1SS7 New Zealand Insurance Company Limited (3cm) 1/1SS5 South Australian Stevedoring Company Limited_ (3cm) 1/1SS5 S.A. Stevedoring Co. Limited (2 files) 5/1SS5 The Australasian Temperance and General Mutual Life Assurance Society Limited (1 Ocm) 120/1924 The South Australian Brewing Company Limited(Scm) 31/1SSS South Australian Brewing, Malting & Wine & Spirit Co. Limited (1 Ocm) 31/1SSS The South Australian Brewing Company Limited (7cm, 16cm; 2 bundles) 31/1SSS South Australian Brewing Company Limited (11 em, 1Ocm)(2 bundles) 121/1SSS The South Australian Farmers Co-Operative Union Limited (Scm) 99/1SSS The Lion Brewing and Malting Company Limited (?em) 99/1SSS Lion Brewin_g_ and Malting Company Limited (1 file) 93/1SSS Thomas Hardy & Sons Limited (2cm) 93/1SSS Thomas Hardy & Sons Limited (1 file) 93/1SSS Thomas Hardy & Sons Limited (1 file) 46/1SSS The North Queensland Insurance Company Limited (2cm) 121/1SSS The South Australian Farmers Co-Operative Union Limited (?em) 121/1SSS The South Australian Farmers Co-operative Union Limited (2cm) GRS 513/11/P DEFUNCT COMPANIES FILES 9/1889 The United Insurance Compan_y_ Limited _(_4cmj 39/1889 Victoria General Insurance and Guarantee Com_e_an_y_ Ltd. (2cm) 40/1889 Adelaide Milling Co. Ltd. (2cm) 40/1889 Adelaide Milling Company Limited (1 file) 18/1890 The China Traders Insurance Company_ Limited(3cm) 19/1891 The Adelaide Stevedorin_g_ Comp_an_y Ltd _(2cmj 7/1893 The Enterprise Shoe Co. Limited _(_2cmj 7/1893 The Enterprise Shoe Company Limited (1 file_l 17/1893 The Commercial Bank of Australia Limited (3cm) 19/1893 The Directors of the Australian Alliance Assurance Company (4cm) 23/1893 The Sun Insurance Office (4cm) 27/1893 The Broken Hill Proprietary Company Limited (2cm) 29/1893 The National Bank of Australasia Limited _(Scm) 33/1893 Phoenix Assurance Comgany Limited _(_9cmj 41/1893 The Colonial Su_g_ar Refinin_g_ Com_Qan_y_ Limited _(_2cm) 47/1893 The british and Foreign Marine Insurance Company Limited (2cm) S3/1893 The Bank of Australasia (Scm) S8/1893 Alliance Assurance Com_Qan_y_ Limited _(_3cmj S9/1893 Goldsbrough Mort and Company Limited (2cm) 61/1893 The English Scottish and Australian Bank Limited (6cm) 62/1893 The Merchants Marine Insurance Company Limited _(_2cm1 66/1893 Caledonian Insurance Com_Qany_{3cmj 67/1893 The Scottish Union and National Insurance Company (3cmj 68/1893 The Orient Steam Navl_g_ation Co. Limited _(_2cmj 7S/1893 Shaw Savill & Albion Company Limited (2cm) 98/1893 Royal Insurance Company Limited (6cm) 104/1893 The Eastern Australian Steamship Com_Qan_y_{3cml 109/1893 London and Lancashire Fire Insurance Compan_y_{7cmj 110/1893 The Triton Insurance Company Limited _{3.cml S/1894 The Union Bank of Australia Limited (4cm) 11/1894 The British India Steam Navigation Company Limited (3cm) 18/1894 The Union Insurance Society of Canton Limited (3cm) 3S/1894 Guardian Fire & Life Assurance Co. Ltd. _(_4cml 37/1894 Peninsular and Oriental Steam Nav!gation Com_e_an_y_{4cmj 41/1894 The Atlas Assurance Com_Qan_y_{Scm_l 13/1896 William Detmold Limited (3cm) S3/1896 The Corporation of The Royal Exchange Assurance (13cm) 136/1896 Peacock and Company Limited (2cm} 136/1896 G.H. Michell & Sons(Australia) Limited_{1 file) 26/1897 Dalge!Y & Co Limited (7cmj 92/1897 The London Guarantee and Accident Company Limited (Scm) 110/1897 Forwood, Down & Co. (2cm) 110/1897 Forwood, Down & Co. Limited (1 file) 118/1897 Nippon Yusen Kabushiki Kaisha _(_1 cm_l 119/1897 The London Assurance (6cm) GRS 513/11/P DEFUNCT COMPANIES FILES 16/1898 Robert Harper Company Proprietary Limited (2cm) 18/1898 The Beltana Pastoral C Ltd. (3cm) 18/1898 Beltana Pastoral Company Limited (1 file) 19/1898 The Mintooroo Pastoral Co. Ltd. (2cm) 19/1898 Mutooroo Pastoral Company Limited (1 file) 43/1898 The Bunyip Soap_ Co Limited (2cm) 43/1898 Crompton Bunyip Soaps Limited (1 file) S6/1898 The Indemnity Mutual Marine Assurance Company Limited (2cm) 6S/1898 Goode Durrant & Co. Limited (3cml 66/1898 The Victoria Insurance Company Limited (2cm) 13/1899 D. & J. Fowler Limited (3cm) 62/1899 W.H. Burford & Sons Limited (Scm) 62/1899 W.H. Burford & Sons Limited (1 file) 12/1900 Yahl Cooperative Cheese & butter Company limited (4cm) 12/1900 Yahl Co-operative Cheese & Butter Company Limited (1 file) 1S/1900 Milo and Welford Downs Pastoral Co Limited (3cm) 1S/1900 Milo Pastoral Company Limited (1 file) 11/1901 J. & A. G. Johnston Limited (2cm) 11/1901 J. & A. G. Johnston Limited (1 file) 43/1901 Gollin & Company Proprietary Limited (3cm) 61/1901 John Reid & Sons Limited _(_4cm) 61/1901 John Reid & Sons Limited (1 file) 34/1902 B. Seppelt & Sons Limited (2cm) 34/1902 B. Seppelt & Sons Company Limited (1 file) 44/1902 The Employers Liability Assurance Corporation Limited (?em) 47/1902 The City Mutual Fire Insurance Company Limited (2cm) 66//1902 Economic Dental Company_ Limited _(2cm)_ 66/1902 Peoples Dentists Ltd. (1 file) 67/1902 The Dental Institute Limited (2cm) 67/1902 W.F.O. Grote Dental Surgeon Ltd. (1 file) 68/1902 The Dental Co. Limited (2cm) 68/1902 Metropolitan Dentists Limited (1 file) 69/1902 A.M. Bickford & Sons Ltd (1 em) 29/1903 The New Zealand Shipping Company Limited (Canadian Australian Royal Mail Steamship Line)(2cm) 1/1904 The Adelaide Chemical and Fertilizer Company Limited (Scm) 11/1903 The State Fire Insurance Company Limited (3cm) S?/1903 Auldana Limited (3cm) S?/1903 Auldana Limited (1 file) 11S/1903 The Adelaide Fruit & Produce Exchange Co. Limited (?em) 11S/1903 Adelaide Fruit and Produce Exchange Company Limited (1cm) 1/1904 The Adelaide Chemical and Fertilizer Company Limited (1 em) 38/1904 General Accident Fire And Life Assurance Corporation Limited (Scmj 31/1904 William Charlick Limited (?em) 31/1904 William Charlick Limited (1 em) GRS 513/11/P DEFUNCT COMPANIES FILES Vos-L 7/1904 H.L. ~Limited (Scm) 7/1904 Clarkson Limited (1 em) 21/1904 The Vacuum Oil Co. ProJ:>rietary Limited (2cm) S1/1904 Paterson, Laing and Bruce Limited (2cm) S4/1904 The Stock Exchange of Adelaide Ltd. (3cml S4/1904 The Stock Exchange of Adelaide Limited (1 file} 8/190S Walter & Morris Limited (Scm) 8/190S Walter and Morris Limited (1 em) 9/190S L. Schlank & Co. Ltd. (4cm) 9/190S S. Schlank & Co. Limited (1 em) 11/190S The Tobacco Company Company of South Australia Limited (2cm) 11/190S Tobacco Company of South Australia Limited (1 file) 13/190S Newton McLaren Limited _{4cm) 13/190S Newton McLaren Limited (1 file} 27/190S Law Union & Crown Insurance Co (Law Union and Rock Insurance Company_ Limited _{_3cml 3S/190S Whillas & Ormiston Limited (2cm} 3S/190S Whillas Ormiston Limited (1 file) 46/190S Silbert Sharp & Bishop Limited (2cm) 46/190S Silbert, Sharp & Bishop Limited (1 file) 47/190S The British Imperial Oil Company Ltd (4cm)_ 71/190S A.H. Landseer Limited (2cm) 71/190S A. H. Landseer Limited (1 file) 3S/1906 Union Marine Insurance Company Limited (4cm)) 64/1906 Vardon & Sons Limited (3cm) 64/1906 Vardon, Price Limited (1 em) 77/1906 The Central Insurance Company Limited (3cm) 1/1907 Western Assurance Company (3cm} 60/1907 Kuhnel & Co Limited (2cm) 60/1907 Wm. Kuhnel & Co. Limited (1 file) 61/1907 W. Knapman & Son Limited (2cm) 61/1907 W. Knapman & Son Limited (1 file) 74/1907 The National Cash Register Company of Australasia Limited (1cm) 76/1907 Burta Pastoral Company Limited (2cm} 76/1907 Weinteriga Pastoral Company Limited (1 file) SS/1907 The Adelaide Box Company Limited (3cm) SS/1907 Wise Investments Limited (1 file) 4/1908 The City Mutual Life Assurance Society Ltd (Scm) 7/1908 The South British Insurance Company Ltd.
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