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Contents Correspondence – “Michael” to “Myrick”

Subjects include inquests, land ownership and development, public works, Aborigines, exploration, legal matters, social welfare, mining, transport, flora and fauna, agriculture, education, religious matters, immigration, health, licensed premises, leases, insolvencies, defence, police, gaols and lunatics.

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2 December 2015 GRG 24/4 (1837-1856) AND GRG 24/6 (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 MICHAEL, Charles Frederick Otto. Appointed letter carrier at the G.P.O. A (1853) 713 u (1853) 230

MICHAEL, Charles Frederick Otto. Resigns as letter carrier at the G.P.O. A (1854) 1536 v (1854) 508

MICHAEL, Charles Frederick Otto. Appointed letter carrier at the G;P.O. A (1854) 2652 v (1854) 804

MICHAEL, John. Appointed ranger for Barossa West District Council. A (1855) 1486 w (1855) 362

MICHELBURGH, J Seeks a government appointment. A (1852) 1737 T (1852) 581

MIC";KLEBURGH, J Seeks employment as a census collector in the Munno Para West District. A (1855) 380

MID-DAY GUN See Twelve 0 'clock Gun

MIDDLEBROOK, Richard. Complains of treatment as an immigrant on the Macedon. A (1849) 1914

MIDDLETON, . His school at North Adelaide. Reg. Nov. 14, 1849. 3A

MIDDLETON, Mrs. Elizabeth. Her two children no longer receive relief. H (1844) 330

MIDDLETON, G . Correspondence about tenders for police uniforms. A (1850) 1478

MIDDLETON, George. Witness at trial of Port Lincoln natives. E (1842) 793

MIDDLETON, Michael A G . His school at North Adelaide. A (1850) 735

MIDGE, cutter. Her wreck. A (1853) 2040

MIDGE, yacht. Remission of pilotage dues. A (1845) 176 MILANG See also Milang Jetty Cemetery, Milang

MILANG - Postal arrangements See also Post Office, Milang

MILANG - Postal arrangements. Contrast for conveyance of mails between Milang and Strathalbyn authorised. A (1855) 3920 W Finance (1855) 241

MILANG - Postal arrangements. Application for service refused. A (1855) 2204 w (1855) 548

MILANG JETTY. Requests that money be provided· for a jetty. A (1854) 3239 A (1855) 853, 1044, 2616, 2800, 3267 w (1855) 246, 272, 727

MILANG JETTY. Proposed vote of £1,000 for jetty. Expenditure of £20 authorised for survey and taking of levels. A (1855) 3387 W Finance (1855) 192

MILANG JETTY. To be commenced. £2,000 voted for work. Appointment of an overseer of works authorised. A (1855) 4002 W Finance (1855) 247

MILANG JETTY. Expenditure for fencing of embankment. A (1856) 1211 X Finance (1856) 98.

MILANG JETTY. A.H. Landseer requests to have charge of it when completed. A (1856) 1339

MILANG JETTY. Clerk of Alexandrina District Council reports that the Superintendent of the Milang Jetty has illegally raised stone from the Township reserve. A (1856) 2142 x (1856) 383

MILANG JETTY. Supt. of Goolwa Tramway recommends A.H. Landseer to take charge of the Milang Jetty. A (1856) 2648

MILANG JETTY. Clerk of Alexandrina District Council reports incomplete state of works and requests instructions as to the management of the Milang Jetty and Tramway. A (1856) 2803 x (1856) 506 MILANG JETTY. Alex Kemp requests to have charge of the Milang Jetty. A (1856) 3030 x (1856) 552

MILANG JETTY. Colonial Architect recommends a siding at the tramway and that Mr. Landseer should be put in charge; but is told that if the jetty is not intended to be used in connection with any receipts of Customs the District Council would take charge. A (1856) 3081 X Finance (1856) 323

MILANG. Norman McDonald appointed as poundkeeper of Milang Pound. A (1856) 91 x (1856) 20

MILANG, district - Name lists. Petitions for jetty at Milang from land holders. A (1855) 853, 2616, 2800 w (1855) 272

MILANG - Name lists. Petition from settlers. A (1856) 684

MILDE, . A stock owner in the Angas Park District. A (1844) 1479 H (1844) 348

MILDRED, George. Accounts for repairs to Flag Staff at West Terrace. A (1844) 15151/z

MILDRED, H . * Purchase of Government Bills. B (1837) 124 * not necessarily Henry

MILDRED, H . * Government to forego claim to portion of his land. D (1836) 8 * not necessarily Henry .

MILDRED, H . * Member of a board to survey the Rapid. D (1838) 11 * not necessarily Henry

MILDRED, Henry. Holds a survey on the Courier. A (1846) 164, 183, 186 L (1846) 174, 180

MILDRED, Henry. Attack on the administration of law. S.A. May 30, 1848. 3C

MILDRED, Henry. Recommends Captain H. Hay for appointment as harbour master at Robe. A (1849) 17?8 MILDRED, Henry. Interested in the development of land at the False Arm, Port River. A (1849) 2113, 2237 Q (1849) 60 R (1850) 12

MILDRED, Henry. Correspondence about sections 4014 and 4043 on the Onkaparinga River. A (1850) 180, 274, 305, 435, 557, 1199 R (1850) 76, 129, 329, 574, 575

MILDRED, Henry. Application to rent land at Port Adelaide. A (1850) 187 R (1850) 39, 70

MILDRED, Henry. Seeks land for the erection of wharves at Tumby Bay. A (1850) 314, 381, 463 R (1850) 102, 119, 143

MILDRED, Henry. Seeks refund of deposit on land near Mount Remarkable. A (1851) 1214 S (1851) 247, 248 twice, 261

MILDRED, Henry. Deeply involved in liability of the Port Lincoln Mining Co. Suggests a Companies' Act. A (1852) 459 T (1852) 116

MILDRED, Henry. Forwards memorial for division of district of East Torrens and formation of District of Payneham. A (1856) 1405

MILDRED, Henry. Reports on the counter memorial against Proclamation of District of Payneham. A (1856) 2118

MILE END See also Roads - Hilton Road

MILES, James. Shipwrecked in the Vulcan on Flinders Island. A (1845) 1259

MILES, James. Appointed guard at Yatala Labor Prison. A (1855) 1466 W Finance (1855) 65

MILES, James. Suspended (as guard, Yatala Labor Prison) for insubordination. A (1855) 3456 W Finance (1855) 202

MILES, William Henry. Alias "Peter Loyd". His whereabouts sought. A (1852) 19581/2, 27581h, 2891 MILES, William Henry. "Proceedings in the case of the Queen v Peter Sidd". A (1852) 2891 A (1853) 896

MILES, William Henry. A brothel Keeper, thief and lessee of the "Scotch Thistle" in Waymouth Street. A (1852) 2891

MILEY, Richard. Appointed postmaster at Echunga. A (1852) 18

MILEY, Richard. Letter as secretary to the Echunga Land and Building Society. A (1851) 3577

MILEY, Richard. Appointed postmaster at Echunga. A (1852) 3068 T (1852) 919

MILIKEN [sic], Sarah. Praised for services as volunteer nurse on the Roman Emperor. A (1848) 1647, 1660

MILITARY BARRACKS, Adelaide. Description of the nearly completed building. S.A. Oct. 15, 1841. 3D

MILITARY BARRACKS, Adelaide. Payment of rent. A (1842) 319, 442 . E (1842) 378, 387, 409, 414, 419, 420, 508, 701, 705, 707, 795

MILITARY BARRACKS, Adelaide. Correspondence. A (1842) 442, 457

MILITARY BARRACKS, Adelaide. Correspondence about the choice of a suitable building. A (1842) 457

MILITARY BARRACKS, Adelaide. Expiration of lease of barracks in Grenfell Street. A (1842) 570, 764, 816 E (1842) 696, 852, 853 F (142) 118, 119 (twice)

MILITARY BARRACKS, Adelaide. Account for rent. A (1842) 816

MILITARY BARRACKS, Adelaide. Preparation of new premises. F (1842) 54

MILITARY BARRACKS, Adelaide. Land auctioneer's description. S.A. May 16, 1845. 2A

MILITARY BARRACKS, Adelaide. Cells unfit for occupation by prisoners. A (1850) 1073 MILITARY BARRACKS, Adelaide. South Australian Government to be responsible for rent and upkeep. A (1850) 1834 A (1851) 15?? R (1850) 469, 474

MILITARY BARRACKS, Adelaide. R.G. Bowen to erect a new building and lease it to the Government. A (1850) 2342 R (1850) 598

MILITARY BARRACKS, Adelaide. Correspondence about the lease of R.G. Bowen's premises in Waymouth Street. A (1851) 23?, 3126, 3345 S (1851) 37, 109 twice, 110, 395

MILITARY BARRACKS, Adelaide. Old barracks in Pirie Street wanted as a destitute asylum. A (1851) 1376, 1396 s (1851) 266

MILITARY BARRACKS, Adelaide. Custody of arms and gunpowder to be transferred from the Colonial Storekeeper to the Barracks Master. s (1851) 330

MILITARY BARRACKS, Adelaide. Fire wood too expensive. Coal to be substituted and a storing place to be erected in the S .E. corner of the barrack yard. A (1852) 2376, 2438, 2668 T (1852) 766. 81D

MILITARY BARRACKS, Adelaide. Correspondence about the lease of R.G. Bowen's premises in Waymouth Street. A (1852) 2930, 3070 A (1853) 3132, 3192, 3256, 3409 T (1852) 810 u (1853) 930

MILITARY BARRACKS, Adelaide. More accommodation needed. A (1853) 1288 u (1853) 462

MILITARY BARRACKS, Adelaide. Arrangements to be made to catch rain water. A (1854) 1084 v (1854) 438

MILITARY BARRACKS, Adelaide. Miscellaneous repairs. A (1855) 3017, 4074 W Finance (1855) 43 x (1856) 7

MILITARY BARRACKS, Adelaide. Cellars have an accumulation of stagnant water. A (1855) 1212, 2618 w (1855 627 MILITARY BARRACKS, Adelaide. Cellars to be filled in. W Finance (1855) 152

MILITARY BARRACKS, Adelaide. Nearby cottages to be rented to provide accommodation for a proposed increase in the number of local detachment of Imp. Troops. A (1855) 3650 w (1855) 827

MILITARY BARRACKS, Adelaide. George Green offers to rent a store in Waymouth Street to the Government for the purpose of the Military. A (1856) 133 X Finance (1856) 19

MILITARY BARRACKS, Adelaide. Room occupied by the married men requires ventilation. A (1856) 398 X Finance (1856) 34

MILITARY BARRACKS, Adelaide. Colonial Architect reports on imperfect drainage at the Military Barracks. A (1856) 512, 515, 1153, 1753, 27191h x (1856) 89, 228 X Finance (1856) 98

MILITARY BARRACKS, Adelaide. Colonial Architect requests repairs to Sappers Barracks. A (1856) 1018 X Finance (1856) 75

MILITARY BARRACKS, Adelaide. Arrangements for preventing flow of impure water from the Military Barracks into Waymouth Street. A (1856) 1089, 1153, 1753 X Finance (1856) 98 x (1856) 228

MILITARY BARRACKS, Adelaide. Police Commissioner reports arrival of Inspector Holroyd and requests barracks be vacated by late Volunteer Sergeant Cox. A (1856) 1654

MILITARY BARRACKS, Adelaide. Repair of roof. A (1856) 1848

MILITARY BARRACKS, Adelaide. Arthur Blyth reports soldiers in barracks for injuring property adjoining. A (1856) 1893 x (1856) 350

MILITARY BARRACKS, Adelaide. Acting Barrack Master recommends that mess accommodation may be allowed to the officers stationed in Adelaide. A (1856) 2146

MILITARY BARRACKS, Adelaide. Forwarding correspondence relating to providing mess accommodation for officers stationed in Adelaide. A (1856) 2374 x (1856) 433 MILITARY BARRACKS, Adelaide. Major Nelson forwards duty free orders for brandy and wine for Military Mess. A (1856) 2801

MILITARY BARRACKS, Adelaide. Proposed conversion of part of Female Immigrant Depot to barracks. A (1856) 2850 x (1856) 505

MILITARY BARRACKS, Adelaide. Proposed use of Destitute Asylum as officers' quarters. Cost to the Colony of lodging money to officers and staff, rent of barracks and rent of military store. A (1856) 2967

MILITARY BARRACKS, Alberton. Suggested purchase of land at Alberton. v (1854) 817

MILITARY BARRACKS, Alberton. Land purchased at Alberton. A (1854) 3198, 3363 A (1855) 1319 v (1854) 988

MILITARY OFFICERS See Army officers

MILITARY UNIFORMS. Cost of cap, coat, trousers and boots, £6. Staff sergeants to be allowed £8 for better material. A (1855) 949 W Finance (1855) 27

MILLAR, Andrew, wardsman, Adelaide Hospital See MILLER, Andrew

MILLARD, Joseph. Seeks free passage to England. A (1849) 1212 Q (1849) 389

MILLARD, Joseph. Insane. A (1851) 947 s (1851) 187

MILLARD, Joseph. To be released from prison and admitted to the Destitute Asylum. A (1832) 1141 T (1852 363, 364

MILLER, , police sergeant. Appointed to water police in Jan. 1854. A (1855) 3677

MILLER, Allan. Convicted of embezzling. A (1856) 2787 MILLER, Andrew. Seeks appointment as wardsman at the Hospital. A (1851) 1351. s (1851) 258

MILLER, Andrew. Resigns as wardsman at the Adelaide Hospital. A (1852) 2591h T (1852) 125

MILLER, Rev. Edmund King. Ordained. Reg. July 1, 1848. 3E

MILLER, Rev. Edmund King. Master of the Pulteney Street School. A (1849) 462

MILLER, Rev. Edmund King. Seeks appointment as Inspector of Schools. A (1850) 1298 R (1850) 316

MILLER, Rev. Edmund King. Minister of St. George's Church, Woodforde. A (1851) 1860

MILLER, Rev. Edmund King. Seeks appointment as second Inspector of Schools. A (1851) 3717 T (1852) 194

MILLER, James. Enquiry as to his whereabouts. A (1843) 1003

MILLER, James. His death. A (1847) 540, 544, 550 N (1847) 229

MILLER, John. Drowned in the River Murray. A (1850) 256

MILLER, John B . Schoolmaster on the Florentia. A (1849) 1149, 1197

MILLER, R . Claim for cheque detained in the Police Court. A (1848) 1602, 1626, 1848, 1862 p (1848) 520, 521, 500

MILLER, Robert. Particulars of his death wanted by relatives in Jersey. A (1850) 2598

MILLER, Robert. Takes up pastoral lease no. 147. A (1852) 3175 T (1852) 946

MILLER, Robert. Period extended for payment of rent on pastoral lease on east side of Spencer Gulf. A (1852) 3380 T (1852) 1005 MILLER, William. Acquitted of a charge of assault. A (1851) 617

MILLER, William. Pardoned because of an act of great bravery. A (1854) 3029 v (1854) 975

MILLER, William, convict. Escapes from custody. Recaptured. A (1855) 3274

MILLER, William, convict. Petition for the provision of counsel at his trial for gaol breaking. A (1855) 37511h

MILLER, William, convict. Detailed allegations of mal-administration and cruelty at Yatala Labor Prison. A (1855) 37511h

MILLER, William Holland. Claims the reward for killing a dingo. A (1852( (3596 MISSING) T (1852) 1070

MILLER, William Holland. Candidate for appointment in the police force. A (1847) 60

MILLER, William Holland. Police Commissioner forwards memorial of Sergeant Miller with respect to length of service. A (1856) 981 x (1856) 177

MILLER ANDERSON AND HAWKES, drapers. Subscribers to the gold reward fund. A (1856) 2475

MILLER AND BRYDEN, drapers. Tender for the supply of needles. A (1845) 475 0(1845) 847

MILLER AND BRYDEN, drapers. Enquiry about customs duty on good returned from a foreign market. A (1844) 1436 H (1844) 342

MILLER AND BRYDEN, drapers. Advertisement. S.A. Sept. 10, 1847. 2B, 2C

MILLER AND BRYDEN, drapers. Dissolution of partnership. Business taken over by Miller and Lucking. S.A. June 23, 1848. 3D S.A. July 14, 1848. 3D S.A. Nov. 24, 1848. 3C

MILLER AND LUCKING, drapers. Take over business of Miller and Bryden. S.A. June 23, 1848. 3D S.A. July 14, 1848. 3D MILLETT, David Alfred. Appointed constable in the Police Force. ·A (1847) 1500

MILLETT, David Alfred. Acquitted of a charge of larceny. A (1848) 413

MILLETT, David Alfred. Convicted of neglect of duty as a police constable. A (1848) 413

MILLETT, David Alfred. Dismissed from the Mounted Police Force. A (1848) 455

MILLETT, R 0 His services dispensed with as a smelter in the Assay Office. A (1852) 2640 T (1852) 813, 824

MILLETT, R 0 Appointed additional smelter in the Assay Office. A (1852) 2679 T (1852) 824

MILLETT, R 0 Seeks appointment as inspector of mounted police. A (1853) 3217 u (1853) 920

MILLEY, Hannah. On relief. Husband at diggings. A (1856) 304

MILLEY, Mrs. Hannah. Appeals against distraint for rent at the Burra. A (1851) 1207 s (1851) 241

MILLHOUSE, William. Proposed issue of timber licence. A (1851) 1323 s (1851) 256

MILLIE, William Wallace.' Seeks appointment as Warehouse Keeper in the Customs Department. A (1848) 1074 p (1848) 340

MILLIE, William Wallace. Dismissal from the Customs Department. A (1848) 1783 p (1848) 580

MILLIE, William Wallace. Unsuccessful application for an appointment in the Customs. A (1849) 584 Q (1849) 196

MILLIE, William Wallace. Seeks appointment as postmaster at the Burra. A (1849) 694 Q (1849) 211 MILLIGAN, Appointment in the Police Force. A (1846) 1190

MILLIGAN, James. Resignation from the Mounted Police Force. A (1848) 1522

MILLIGAN, Robert Johnson. Acquitted of a charge of horse-stealing. A (1850) 762 outsize

MILLIKEN, John. Convicted of larceny. A (1849) 1908 p.3

MILLIKEN, John. Seeks remission of his sentence. A (1849) 2007 Q (1849) 580

MILLMAN, George. Constable on the Duke of Wellington. A (1849) 2059112

MILLNER, J Stokes, physician and surgeon. Port Elliot. Signs a petition. A (1856) 2130

MILLNER, James. Applies for position of Acting Special Magistrate at Burra during Mr. Macdonald's absence. A (1856) 521 x (1856) 85

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

MILLS, Edward. Constable on the Ascendant. A (1849) 2142

MILLS, Hannah, An immigrant per Neptune. A (1853) 3084

MILLS, John. A lunatic. A (1849) 955 Q (1849) 278

MILLS, R & S , contractors. Delay in beginning work on the Post Office in King William Street. A (1848) 1046 p (1848) 329

MILLS, R & S , contractors. Fined for delay in completion of Post Office etc. A (1851) 1116 s (1851) 220

MILLS

Flour mills MILNE, George Coles. Temporary employment in the Customs Department. A (1849) 3, 227, 423, 455 A (1850) 1411 Q (1849) 20, 74, 152, 294 R (1850) 368

MILNE, George Coles. Loses the key of the Queen's Chest. A (1852) 167, 1330 T (1852) 38, 39, 455 (twice)

MILNE, George Coles. Resigns as Chief Clerk at the Customs House. A (1852) 764 T (1852) 238 (twice)

MILNE, G W L Seeks Government employment. A (1848) 1981 P (1848) 645 twice

MILNE, Robert. Elected as Chairman of Highercombe District Council. A (1856) 795

·MILNE, Robert. Will accept appointment as Returning Officer for the District of Yatala from May 1, 1856. A (1856) 1361, 1483 x (1856) 247

MILNE, Robert. Clerk reports election of Mr. Milne as Chairman of Highercombe District Council and Assessment of Rates. A (1856) 2876

MILNE, Robert M Lyon. For authority for the three initials See S.A. Register Aug. 4, 1847. 3E

MILNE, Robert M Lyon. Enquiry about the acceptance of road debentures in payment for land. A (1843) 7481/2, 1300 A (1844) 245 G (1843) 219 G (1844) 565

MILNE, Robert M Lyon. · Defendant in an action brought by Geo. Smith. Reg. Mar. 30, 1841. 3D

MILNE, Robert M Lyon. Controversy with the Rev. James Farrell. Reg. Dec. 26, 1844. 2B, 3A S.A. Jan. 10, 1845. · p.4 Reg. Jan. 11, 1845. 3C S.A. Jan. 14, 1845. 3C S.A. Jan. 21, 1845. 3A, 3B MILNE, Robert M Lyon. His insolvency. A (1845) 1154 K (1845) 68

MILNE, Robert M Lyon. Publishes a periodical called Australiana. S.A. Aug. 22, 1845. 2D S.A. Oct. 10, 1845. 2B

MILNE, Robert M Lyon. Letter replying to E.C. Gwynne's strictures. S.A. Oct. 3, 1845. 3B

MILNE, Robert M Lyon. Complains of the destruction of trees on Crown Lands. A (1846) 1207 M (1846) 137

MILNE, Robert M Lyon. His connection with the Union Mining Company. S.A. May 26, 1846. 3D (twice)

MILNE, Robert M Lyon. Opposed to hunting kangaroos and emus. S.A. June 2, 1846. 3C

MILNE, Robert M Lyon. His letters deploring a widespread grossness of conversation. S.A. Oct. 30, 1846. 6B S.A. Nov. 17, 1846. 6D

MILNE, Robert M Lyon. Letter deploring the apathy of supporters of the Anglican Church. S.A. Dec. 8, 1846. 6A S.A. June 12, 1847. 6A

MILNE, Robert M Lyon. His scheme for a direct road to the North Arm. A (1847) 353, 704, 1076 outsize, 1245, 1328 N (1847) 299 0 (1847) 130

MILNE, Robert M Lyon. Letter on British foreign policy. A (1847) 662, 678 N (1847) 280

MILNE, Robert M Lyon. Recommends close season for oysters. A (1847) 821 N (1847) 328

MILNE, Robert M Lyon. Letter about the proposed port at the North Arm. S.A. April 20, 1847. 3C S.A. April 23, 1948. 3F S.A. April 30, 1847. 3E

MILNE, Robert M Lyon. Plan for reducing the cost of bridges over the Torrens. Reg. Aug. 4, 1847. 3E, 4A, 4B

MILNE, Robert M Lyon. His views on a proposed church at O'Halloran Hill. S.A. May 21, 1847. 3B, 3E S.A. May 25, 1847. 3D MILNE, Robert M Lyon. Correspondence with an anonymous tradesman. S.A. Aug. 10, 1847. 3D S.A. Aug. 13, 1847. 3E

MILNE, Robert M Lyon. Five memorials to Legislative Council on immigration, Sunday trading, etc. S.A. July 27, 1847. 2D

MILNE, Robert M Lyon. Letters about the interests of the South Australian Mining Association at the North Arm. Reg. Nov. 24, 1847. 4B Reg. Dec. 8, 1847. 4A Reg. Dec. 18, 1847. 2E

MILNE, Robert M Lyon. Letter about a successful operation for cataract. Reg. Sept. 29, 1847. 2D

MILNE, Robert M Lyon. Scathing attack on the Legislative Council. Reg. Sept. 18, 1847. 2A Reg. Sept. 22, 1847. 3D

MILNE, Robert M Lyon. Letter on silk-worms. Reg. Dec. 29, 1847. 3C

MILNE, Robert M Lyon. Correspondence about a sale of land at Milunga. A (1848) 424 p (1848) 152

MILNE, Robert M Lyon. Correspondence about the Emma Sherratt case. Reg. Oct. 4, 1848. lB Reg. Nov. 1, 1848. 2B

MILNE, Robert M Lyon. Correspondence about the British Destitute Relief Fund. S.A. Oct. 10, 1848. 4B S.A. Oct. 13, 1848. 2D S.A. Oct. 17, 1848. 3B

MILNE, Robert M Lyon. Letter about state aid to religion. Reg. Oct. 25, 1848. 4A

MILNE, Robert M Lyon. Suggests the establishment of a destitute asylurri. A (1849) 486 Q (1849) 161

MILNE, Robert M Lyon. Advocates a direct railway line from Adelaide to the North Arm. A (1849) 985, 1061

MILNE, Robert M Lyon. H.W. Parker's opinion on his plan for a railway from Adelaide to the North Arm. A (1849) 1081 Q (1849) 320 MILNE, Robert M Lyon. Defends the character of Henry Hay. A (1849) 1626, 1708, 1948 Q (1849) 484

MILNE, Robert M Lyon. Correspondence about proposed railway from Adelaide to the Port. A (1849) 1943, 2027, 2102

MILNE, Robert M Lyon. Suggests postponement of day for nominating District Road Commissioner. A (1849) 2044 Q (1849) 579

MILNE, Robert M Lyon. Protests against further Government expenditure at Port Adelaide. A (1849) 2103

MILNE, Robert M Lyon. Chairman of the Port Adelaide Road Board. A (1849) 2169 A (1851) 63, 64

MILNE, Robert M Lyon. Correspondence about the election of Road Commissioners for the hundred of Port Adelaide. A (1849) 2169, 2219 Q (1849) 603

MILNE, Robert M Lyon. Relative to his evidence before the Select Committee on the Port Railway Bill. A (1850) 42

MILNE, Robert M Lyon. Protest against timber cutting on LeFevre's Peninsula. A (1850) 227

MILNE, Robert M Lyon. Seeks an interview with the Governor about T.B. Sherratt. A (1850) 254, 448 R (1850) 87, 134

MILNE, Robert M Lyon. Complains of the Government's failure to gazette the appointment of the Port Adelaide District Road Board. A (1850) 764

MILNE, Robert M Lyon. Urges need for representation of the Port Adelaide district on the Central Road Board. A (1850) 2954 A (1851) 64, 82, 136 s (1851) 9, 22

MILNE, Robert M Lyon. Correspondence about the boundary between Port Adelaide and Yatala electoral districts. A (1851) 9041/z . MILNE, Robert M Lyon. Protests against the non-appointment of Capt. Elder to the Central Road Board. A (1851) 379 s (1851) 100

MILNE, Robert M Lyon. Heads a memorial asking for the reinstatement of A. Tolmer as Commissioner of Police. A (1851) 1028

MILNE, Robert M Lyon. Dispute with the Government over the purchase of land. A (1851) 1383, 1464, 15110, 2028 s (1851) 263

MILNE, Robert M Lyon. On the need for a road from Adelaide to the North Arm of the Port River. A (1851) 1562, 1715, 2033 s (1851) 302, 338

MILNE, Robert M Lyon. Elected as a Commissioner for the Hundred of Port Adelaide. A (1852) 7

MILNE, Robert M Lyon. Trouble arising from an election of Road Commissioners. A (18952) 7, 28, 339, 440, 555, 596 T (1852) 66, 67, 156, 804

MILNE, Robert M Lyon. His proposal to assign an estate to Government in trust. A (1852) 20 T (1852) 67

MILNE, Robert M Lyon. Applies for repayment of deposit for land near Rapid Bay. A (1852) 340, 698 T (1852) 233

MILNE, Robert M Lyon. Applies for aid for Mr. & Mrs. Bond in their destitution. A (1852) 597

MILNE, Robert M Lyon. States that the Governor of the Gaol is prepared to clear the road to Mount Alexander with the aid of prisoners. A (1852) 714, 786

MILNE, Robert M Lyon. Reports a murderous affray between natives of Naracoorte district. A (1852) 1430

MILNE, Robert. On the first Highercombe District Council. A (1853) 147214 (outsize Gr. 2)

MILNE, Robert M Lyon. Chairman of Highercombe District Council. A (1854) 3200 A (1855) 909 MILNE, Robert M Lyon. His proposals about the North Arm Road. A (1854) 1788, 1911, 1963, 1998, 2071, 3097 v (1854) 710, 938

MILNE, Robert M Lyon. Urges the reservation of land on Le Fevre's Peninsula for Government purposes. A (1854) 3543 w (1855) 5

MILNE, Robert M Lyon. Forwards memorial for the omission of Le Fevre's Peninsula from the bounds of the Port Adelaide Corporation. A (1855) 3231 w (1855) 751, 793

MILNE, Robert M Lyon. Nominated to be returning officer for District of Onkaparinga. A (1856) 1327 x (1856) 247

MILNE, William. Appointed a trustee of St. Andrews Church of Scotland. A (1854) 2225

MILNER SPECIAL SURVEY. Law-suit between John Ellis and Price Maurice over a trespass on the Milner Survey. Reg. March 12, 1845. 2E Reg. March 19, 1845. 3B Reg. April 2, 1845. 2E

MILTON, George. Appointment as an underkeeper at the Cape Willoughby Lighthouse. s (1851) 692

. MILTON, George. To pump water for the Government Offices. A (1854) 3190 v (1854) 1020

MILTON, George. Seeks appointment as messenger to the C.S.O. A (1854) 3388 v (1854) 1005

MILTON, H . Superintendent of the mud barge. A (1846) 653

MILTON, James. Correspondence as keeper of the public offices. A (1843) 710 A (1849) 13, 241 A (1850) 2364

MILTON, James. Draws attention to his miserable living quarter at the Government Offices. A (1844) 1040, 1089 H (1844) 194, 211

MILTON, James. Asks for assistance as Keeper of Public Offices. A (1848) 500 MILTON, James. Asks for temporary assistance in the garden of the Government Offices. A (1850) 2364 R (1850) 587

MILTON, James. Salary increased. A (1852) 1058 T (1852) 344, 405

MILTON, James. To have a pair of pistols for better protection of the Government Offices. A (1852) 2434 T (1852) 772

MILTON, John (?James). Appointed messenger at the Assay Office. A (1852) 639 T (1852) 158, 541

MILUNGA. Correspondence with R.M.L. Milne about a sale of land. A (1848) 424 p (1848) 152

MILWARD, John Richard. Appointed boatman in the Customs Department at Port Wakefield. A (1853) 694 u (1853) 217

MINARD, Edward. Charged with bigamy. A (1848) 1444, 1496, 1896 p (1848) 472, 608

MINARD, Edward. Convicted of bigamy. A (1849) 708 outsize

MINARD, Edward. Seeks remission of sentence. A (1850) 2625 R (1850) 671

MINCHAM, William. Appointed clerk of the Echunga District Council. A (1854) 749 v (1854) 278

MINCHIN, Henry. Appointed guard at the Gaol. A (1851) 4 S (1851) 4 twice

MINCHIN, Henry Paul.* His valuable work at Poonindie Mission. A (1851) 1924 (p.11) * For christian name see A (1850) 1784, p.4

MINCHIN, Henry Paul. Resigns from the Port Lincoln Native School. A (1852) 968

MINCHIN, Henry Paul. Appointed Sub-protector of Aborigines in the Mount Remarkable district. A (1852) 3138 MINCHIN, Henry Paul. His instructions as Sub-protector of Aborigines in the Mount Remarkable district. A (1852) 3511 (3559 MISSING) A (1853) 417 T (1852) 1020, 1038 (twice)

MINCHIN, Henry Paul. Falls foul of the police at. Mount Remarkable and district. A (1853) 1193

MINCHIN, Henry Paul. Appointed Sub-protector of Aborigines at Port Augusta. A (1855) 130, 761 w (1855) 48, 225

MINCIDN, Henry Paul. Seeks a reclassification of his position as Protector of Aborigines at Port Augusta. A (1855) 2516 W Finance (1855) 142

MINCHIN, Henry Paul. Suggests appt. of D. Cudmore (of Port Augusta district) as a Justice of the Peace. A (1855) 3282 w (1855) 765

MINCHIN, Henry Paul. His quarters (as Sub-Protector of Aborigines) to be moved from near Port Augusta to another location. A (1855) 4130 w (1855) 924

MINCHIN, Henry Paul. Reports using dray and bullocks to transport rations for Aborigines from Port Augusta. A (1856) 831

MINCHIN, Mic. A resident on the Park Lands. D (1839) 64

MINCHIN, Richard. Evidence on an attempted escape by prisoners at the Gaol. A (1851) 2296

MINCHIN, Richard. Resigns position at the Gaol and leaves the colony. A (1851) 3180

MINCHIN WELLS. Inadequacy of water supply. A (1855) 2953 W Finance (1855) 171

MINCHIN WELLS. J. McGuire permission to erect a public house (on Crown Land) near Minchin Wells. A (1855) 3088 w (1855) 736

MINCHIN WELLS. W.R. Parkin solicits an appointment as keeper of Minchin Wells at Port Augusta. A (1856) 2378 MINCHIN WELLS. Kearney and Mitchell request permission to erect dwelling houses on Government Land at Minchin Wells near Port Augusta. A (1856) 2630 x (1856) 470

MINCHIN WELLS. J.E. Sanderson requests permission to erect a house on Crown Lands near Minchin Wells. A (1856) 3218

MINCHIN WELLS - Nomenclature See Place names - Minchin Wells

MINCHIN WELLS See also Stirling North

MINERAL LEASES. J. Trebilcock suggests the adoption of the lease system. A (1850) 1049 R (1850) 271

MINERAL LEASES. Memorial from residents of the Kanmantoo district with suggestions for the granting of leases. A (1851) 3811

MINERAL LEASES. Residents of Kapunda suggest alteration to the proposed method of granting mineral leases. A (1852) 79

' MINERAL LEASES. Estimated value of buildings and improvement to be paid for by the purchaser. A (1852) 843 T (1852) 274

MINERAL LEASES. Proposed form of receipt for this paying a year's rent in advance. A (1852) 1140 T (1852) 336

MINERAL LEASES. A return to be made of all land surveyed and ready for occupation. T (1852) 336

MINERAL LEASES. Return of lands surveyed. A (1852) 1269, 1697 T (1852) 394

MINERAL LEASES. Survey of Eastern coast of Eyre Peninsula. A (1852) 1301 T (1852) 410

MINERAL LEASES. Nominal list of applicants and situation of land. A (1854) 2596 v (1854) 784 MINERAL LEASES. Date from which rent should operate. A (1854) 2661, 2802, 3051 v (1854) 849

MINERAL LEASES. All surveys to be carried out by the Crown Lands Department. A (1854) 3109 V (1854) 954 (twice)

MINERAL LEASES. Regulations for granting leases. A (1854) 3246 A (1855) 1927, 2161

MINERAL LEASES. A uniform system adopted for applications showing each step in the transaction. A (1855) 474

MINERAL LEASES. Land Fund revenue likely to derive £400 from leases. A (1855) 1998

MINERAL LEASES. Arrears grant: Lists of defaulters. A (1855) 2738, 3555

MINERAL LEASES. Coal classed as a mineral. Preference in granting leases to be given to those intending to search for coal. A (1855) 2883 w (1855) 718

MINERAL LEASES. Delay in granting of lease to Messrs. Dawes and Hallett (hundred of Monarto). A (1855) 3100, 3407

MINERAL LEASES. Rent default after 60 days: Governor (only) empowered 'to avoid the leases o not'. A (1855) 3344% w (1855) 862, 866

MINERAL LEASES. Rentals to be paid in advance. A (1855) 3414 x (1856) 13

MINERAL LEASES. Suggested withdrawal of classes effecting silver content in ores. A (1855) 3631, 3945 x (1856) 10

MINERAL LEASES. Remarks on the terms under which they are issued, in a letter to the Auditor General. x (1856) 13

MINERAL LEASES. Colonial Treasurer reports arrears of rent on mineral lease. A (1856) 901

MINERAL LEASES. Causes of delay in granting. A (1856) 1549 MINERAL LEASES. Thomas Reed requests that the block of land near the Prememia mineral leases may be put up for sale. A (1856) 2744 x (1856) 491

MINERAL LEASES. Crown Solicitor forwards a draft lease for approval. A (1856) 2766

MINERAL LICENCES. Licence form issued by the Audit Office for diggers at the Echunga Goldfields. A (1852) 2936 T (1852) 893

MINERAL LICENCES. Regulations for the issue of licences to diggers at Echunga. A (1852) 3125 T (1852) 760

MINERAL LICENCES. Changes in issuing licences to Echunga diggers. A (1852) 3247

MINERAL LICENCES. Proposed regulations for the issue of gold licences. · A (1852) 3816

MINERAL LEASES. . Gold diggers at Echunga seek a reduction in the fee. A (1853) 654, 697112, 801 u (1853) 227, 485

MINERAL LEASES. Fees to be dispensed with (for 1 month) to encourage prospecting in Mitchell Flats district. A (1855) 1790 W Finance (1855) 89-90

MINERAL ROYALTIES. Resolution passed at a public meeting. With Governor's reply. A (1846) 320 L (1846) 228

MINERAL ROYALTIES. John Morphett's views. A (1846) 325

MINERAL ROYALTIES. Correspondence about the form of land grants. A (1846) 97l1/2

MINERAL ROYALTIES. Correspondence about the political coup in the Legislative Council. A (1846) 1212, 1213, 1214, 1217, 1243, 1244 M (1846) 92, 97, 98, 99, 100. 101

MINERAL ROYALTIES. Correspondence about the political coup ... Council. M (1846) 107

MINERAL ROYALTIES. Letter of thanks from S. Davenport to the Governor for postponing the Bill. A (1846) 1256 MINERAL ROYALTIES. J.W. Macdonald to report on mining districts .. N (1847) 4

MINERAL ROYALTIES. Adelaide Mining Company declines to pay royalties. N (1847) 263

MINERAL ROYALTIES. J. Trewartha appointed Mine Surveyor and Toller of Crown Lands. His duties. 0 (1847) 178, 179, 180, 181

MINERAL ROYALTIES. Report by Commissioner of Crown Lands. A (1848) 65, p.17

MINERAL ROYALTIES. Action against the Adelaide Mining Company. S.A. July 14, 1848. 2C S.A. July· 18, 1848. 3E S.A. July 25, 1848. 2D Reg. July 29, 1848. 3A S.A. Aug. 1, 1848. 2D

MINERAL ROYALTIES. Principle abandoned. Reg. Aug. 23, 1848. 2C, 3E Reg. Aug. 30, 1848. 3E S.A. Nov. 21, 1848. 2D Reg. Nov. 22, 1848. 2C Times July 30, 1849. 3D

MINERAL ROYALTIES. Queen Victoria grants the prayer of South Australian memorialists. A (1849) 1429

MINERALS. Proposed reward for information leading to conviction of persons removing minerals from Crown Lands. A (1845) 590

MINERALS. Suggested sale of mineral lands in small blocks. A (1846) 214, 263 L (1846) 191

MINERALS. Report on South Australian minerals, by Jas. Trewartha. A (1849) 804

MINERALS. Suggested reward for discoverers of valuable ores. A (1849) 804 Q (1849) 243

MINERALS. Mineralogical report on Eyre Peninsula. A (1849) 1638

MINERALS. Paper by J. Trewartha on the detection and significance of mineral indications. With printed copy. A (1850) 78 MINERALS. George Francis views on the best way of rewarding discoverers of mineral lands. A (1851) 3195%

MINERALS. Plan for a mineral survey of South Australia. A (1852) 1942 T (1852) 656

MINERALS See also Mining Coal Geology Mineral leases Soap stone

MINERAL WATERS. Production of Carrara water. Times May 28, 1849. 2D, 3E

MINERS' RIGHTS See Mineral licences

MINERS - Wages See Wages - Miners

MINING. Discovery of copper raises fears of a scarcity of labour. Suggested publicity in England. A (1843) 1434

MINING. Reports by the Commissioner of Crown Lands on the mining districts. A (1847) 317 A (1848) 65

MINING. Surveyor-General's Annual Report. A (1847) 402% (p.13)

MINING. J. Trewartha appointed Mine-Surveyor and Toller of Crown Lands. His duties. 0 (1847) 178, 179, 180, 181

MINING. Review of operations. S.A. Oct. 5, 1847. 3A S.A. Dec. 17, 1847. 3B S.A. Dec. 24, 1847. 2F S.A. Jan. 4, 1848. 2F

MINING. For current developments See Share market and mining columns in the South Australian Register, beginning 28/6/48.

MINING. On the scarcity of mine labourers. A 91850) 122, 206 MINING. James Trewartha's report on the lead mines of South Australia. A (1850) 2253

MINING See also Mineral royalties Copper Lead Cobalt Smelting Minerals Mineral leases Mining Companies Silver Belvidere Mine Iron Gold

MINING COMPANIES. Quotations for shares with statistics of capital etc., appear in the South Australian beginning - · Feb. 18, 1848. 2B

MINING COMPANIES. Reports on the Adelaide Share Market, containing comments on current news etc., appear first in the South Australian Register for June 28, 1848. 3D

MINING COMPANIES See also Royal Mining Company Australian Mining Company Strathalbyn Mining Company Barossa Range Mining Company Wakefield Mining Association Enterprise Mining Company Worthing Mining Company Adelaide Silver Lead Company North Kapunda Mining Company South Australian Gold Company Wheal Barton Mining Association South Australian Provincial Mining Association Adelaide Mining Company Wheal Gawler Mines Association Port Lincoln Mining Company Glen Osmond Union Mining Company South Australian Mining Association Mount Remarkable Mining Company Wheal Grainger Mining Company Wheal Maria Mining Company Victoria Mining Company Wheal margaret Mining Company . MINNETT, D F . Signatory to a memorial beseeching the establishment of a pound at Penola. A (1852) 10

MINNEY, Elisa. On relief. Husband at diggings. A (1856) 304

MINNIE, Jessie [sic]. His petition refused. E (1841) 57

MINT, Sydney See ROYAL MINT, Sydney

MINTARO. Laid out. Called Mintaro. Reg. Nov. 7, 1849. 2D

MINTARO. Opposition to the establishment of a pound. A (1851) 2417 outsize

MINTARO. J. Brewer and others forward a memorial for a Post Office at Mintaro. A (1856) 1400

MINTARO, district. Memorial signed by 200 settlers. A (1851) 2417 outsize

MINTARO - Name lists. Settlers sign a petition. A (1853) 2892

MINTARO - Name lists. Petition from settlers. A (1856) 1400

MINTARO - Postal arrangements. Petition urging the opening of a post office. A (1853) 2892 u (1853) 840

MINTY, Thomas. Acquitted of a criminal charge. A (1845) 679

MIS SENT, W . Emigration Agent reports query over charge for freight on the property of Immigrant Mr. W. Missent. A (1856) 2082 x (1856) 366

MISSIONS. Departure of J. Waterhouse for Fiji. Reg. Dec. 22, 1849. 2E Times Dec. 24, 1849. 3F

MISSIONS See also Poonindie Mission MITCHAM. Subdivided for villa sites (section 248). Reg. Nov. 21, 1840. 3C

MITCHAM. Thomas Mugg's school. A (1848) 597, 609

MITCHAM. H.T. Fyffe appointed postmaster. A (1850) 2169

MITCHAM - Postal arrangements. Authority for carrying mails. A (1852) 1009 T (1852) 345, 405

MITCHAM See also St. Michael's Church

MITCHAM, district. Strike of reapers. S.A. Dec. 1, 1843. 2E

MITCHAM, district. Ridley's reaper in operation. S.A. Dec. 1, 1843. 2E

MITCHAM, district. Correspondence about a quarry on the Government Reserve on the Brownhill Creek. A (1845) 369 G (1845) 806 A (1848) 26, 119 p (1848) 19, 46

MITCHAM, district. Funds subscribed for repairing road through Mitcham from the Brown Hill Creek to the Mount Barker Road. A (1848) 1632, 1687, 1695 P (1848) 535, 536, 538 thrice, 539 twice

MITCHAM, district. Auctioneer's description of section 1099, Brownhill Creek. S.A. April 17, 1849. 3F

MITCHAM, district. Subdivisional sale of section 233. S.A. Nov. 9, 1849. 3C

MITCHAM, district. Stone for gutters and curbs in Rundle and Hindley Streets to be obtained from quarry at Brownhill Creek. A (1850) 1480

MITCHAM, district. Settlers urge the need for a public cemetery. A (1853) 1517 (outsize Gr. 2) A (1854) 1192 u (1853) 539

MITCHAM, district. Has thirteen licensed public houses. A (1855) 1951 MITCHAM, district. For silver-lead mine on J. Grainger's property See Wheal Grainger Mining Company

MITCHAM, district - Name lists. Petition from rate-payers. A (1854) 2816

MITCHAM, district See also Brownhill Creek Water Scheme

MITCHAM BUILDING AND INVESTMENT SOCIETY. Rules received. (RULES MISSING). A (1855) 1729

MITCHAM BUILDING AND INVESTMENT SOCIETY. Balance sheet, year ended Oct. 23, 1855, published in Govt. Gazette. A (1856) 45

MITCHAM DISTRICT COUNCIL. Settlers urge its proclamation and nominate councillors. A (1853) 582, 583

MITCHAM DISTRICT COUNCIL. First to be proclaimed in South Australia. A (1853) 583 u (1853) 308

MITCHAM DISTRICT COUNCIL. Seeks information on relations for depasturing by cattle within its boundaries. A (1853) 1270; 1664 u (1853) 412, 531

MITCHAM DISTRICT COUNCIL. Needs money. A (1853) 1592, 2113 u (1853) 501, 569, 604

MITCHAM DISTRICT COUNCIL. Seeks information about the right to issue depasturing licences. A (1853) 1664 u (1853) 532

MITCHAM DISTRICT COUNCIL. Miscellaneous early correspondence. A (1853) 2457 A (1854) 675, 676, 982, 110, 1564 A (1855) 797 U (1854) 726 (twice) v (1854) 244, 440, 527 w (1855) 241

MITCHAM DISTRICT COUNCIL. Alteration in the Brighton boundary sought. A (1854) 2335, 2816 v (1854) 745 MITCHAM DISTRICT COUNCIL. Does not take advantage of the Government's suggestion of road making for the unemployed. A (1855) 1336

MITCHAM DISTRICT COUNCIL. Eradication of Scotch Thistles from Government reserves. Control of Government reserves. A (1855) 2564, 2893 w (1855) 617, 715

MITCHAM DISTRICT COUNCIL. Raises subscriptions for the making of a new road in the district and repairs to Brownhill Creek Road. A (1855) 1968 W Finance (1855) 114

MITCHAM DISTRICT COUNCIL. Clerk notifying appointment of Arthur Blyth as Chairman. A (1856) 763

MITCHAM DISTRICT COUNCIL. Following the alleged attack on J. Daubney members ask for a police station at Unley or Mitcham. A (1855) 1951 w (1855) 497 '

MITCHAM DISTRICT COUNCIL. Reporting assessment and rates for 1856. A (1856) 1019

MITCHAM DISTRICT COUNCIL. Chairman asks if the Government will pay the necessary expense for collecting the Agriculture statistics. A (1856) 2459

MITCHAM DISTRICT COUNCIL. Clerk requests authority to let quarry m Government Reserve. A (1856) 2462 x (1856) 454

MITCHAM DISTRICT COUNCIL. Clerk asks if Surveyor General is obliged to furnish map of District. A (1856) 3043 x (1856) 551

MITCHELL, --- . Sale of wine without a licence. D (1840) 276, 277, 289, 293, 300, 301

MITCHELL, --- . Legal opinion on the case Mitchell v Finniss and Bonney. A (1845) 882, 1132

MITCHELL, --- , Engineer. An engineer associated with the erection of Troubridge Shoal Lighthouse. A (1855) 3103 W Finance (1855) 172

MITCHELL, Alexander. Applies for a small sum of money due to him. A (1853) 106 ' MITCHELL, E . * Carelessness as a census officer. A (1851) 70 S (1851) 22 twice *not necessarily Edward.

MITCHELL, Edward. Employed as a census collector. A (1844) 90 G (1844) 491, 495, 521, 591 K (1844) 142 L (1846) 131, 218 A (1850) 2679

MITCHELL, Edward. Hospital assistant on the Isabella Watson. A (1846) 645, 656 L (1846) 330

MITCHELL, Mrs. Emma. Her school in Pirie Street. A (1850) 1624

MITCHELL, Mrs. Emma. Girls' mistress at Pulteney Street School. A (1849) 463

MITCHELL, Francis. Application for appointment in the Post Office declined. A (1845) 69 G (1845) 704

MITCHELL, Francis. Seeks to assist relatives in Scotland to come to South Australia. A (1851) 3070

MITCHELL, Francis. A licensed victualler in Rundle Street. A (1854) 271

MITCHELL, Francis. Seeks permission to pay his overdue publicans licence. A (1854) 1611 v (1854) 505

MITCHELL, Frederick. Application for right of road through section 803. District C. A (1849) 158 Q (1849) 38

MITCHELL, Frederick. Seeks appointment as a census collector. A (1850) 2172

MITCHELL, Frederick. Inquest on his death. A (1855) 2413

MITCHELL, Capt. George, of the Lord Raglan. Bind signed by George Mitchell and James Blackmore Wilcox, owner of the Lord Raglan, is forwarded to the Colonial Secretary by the Chief Officer of Customs, Plymouth. A (1856) 628 MITCHELL, Capt. George, of the Lord Raglan. Question of release from gaol of William Kemp to testify against him in a case brought by one of the crew of the Lord Raglan. A (1850) 535, 569 x (1856) 85, 89

MITCHELL, Capt. George, of the Lord Raglan. Requesting remuneration for services during prevalence of fever. A (1856) 738

MITCHELL, Henry. Inquest on his death. A (1850) 2767

MITCHELL, James. Arrives as foreman of the Troubridge Shoal Lighthouse. A (1854) 3532 v (1854)

MITCHELL, James, prisoner See Durrant, Jas.

MITCHELL, Jane. Inquest on her death. A (1850) 1124

MITCHELL, Jane. Colonial Surgeon requests her removal from the gaol to the Lunatic Asylum. A (1856) 1230 x (1856) 228

MITCHELL, John. Seeks admission to the Hospital. A (1845) 827

MITCHELL, John. Applies for an Aboriginal domestic servant. A (1846) 270

MITCHELL, John. His death on the Joseph Somes. Disposal of his effects. A (1850) 2902 s (1851) 16

MITCHELL, Joseph. Drowned. A (1847) 1610

MITCHELL, Joseph. His death. Disposal of his effects. p (1848) 23 A (1849) 544, 11841/z, 1244 Q (1849) 176, 362, 485 A (1850) 1769 R (1850) 480, 481

MITCHELL, Margaret. A lunatic. A (1852) 1007 MITCHELL, Thomas Neilson. Allegations against T. Marsh as pound keeper at Chain of Ponds. A (1851) 3732 R (1850) 713 s (1853) 775

MITCHELL, Thomas Neilson. Complaint against the officers of the Local Court, Adelaide. A (1851) 2735, 2794, 3001, 3056 s (1851) 552, 603, 614, 670

MITCHELL, Thomas Neilson. Allegations against John Beer Junr. as pound keeper at Brighton. A (1852) 716 T (1852) 223

MITCHELL, Thomas Neilson. Forward a petition and copy of resolutions passed by ratepayers of Onkaparinga District Council. A (1853) 1284

MITCHELL, W . Applies for the position of smelter in the Assay Office. A (1852) 993, 995 T (1852) 315

MITCHELL, Walter. Increase in salary. D (1839) 182

MITCHELL, Walter. Possible loss of office in the Customs Department. E (1841) 150

MITCHELL, Walter. His vigilance and honesty as a Customs Officer. E (1842) 316

MITCHELL, Walter. Second clerk in the Customs Department. E (1842) 561

MITCHELL, Walter. Appeals against loss of his run near Mount Barker. A (1844) 920 H (1844) 162

MITCHELL, Walter. Application for an occupation licence in the county of Grey. A (1847) 329, p.15

MITCHELL, William. Request for the salary of his deceased son. A (1843) 550 G (1843) 129

MITCHELL, William. Applies for vine and fig cuttings from Sydney Botanical Gardens. A (1844) 555, 833 G (1844) 545 (twice) H (1844) 128 A (1845) 1015, 1266 G (1845) 916 K (1845) 107 MITCHELL, Michael. Buys section 899 at Noarlunga. A (1854) 1432 v (1854) 480

MITCHELL, Robert. Inquest on his death. A (1851) 2150

MITCHELL, Thomas Neilson. Holder of a dishonoured bill. A (1843) 146 F (1843) 369

MITCHELL, Thomas Neilson. Enquiry about renting the Government Farm. A (1843) 711 G (1843) 204

MITCHELL, Thomas Neilson. Asks for remission of fine. A (1844) 1028, 1080, 1092, 1225 H (1844) 187, 188, 206 (twice) 235 (twice)

MITCHELL, Thomas Neilson. Asks to be released from gaol. A (1844) 1130, 1138 H (1844) 235 (twice)

MITCHELL, Thomas Neilson. Complains of ill-treatment by police officials. A (1844) 1168. 1224 H (1844) 253

MITCHELL, Thomas Neilson. Claim for goods seized at Port Lincoln in 1840. A (1845) 62, 100, 109, 152, 273, 318 G (1845) 716, 729 A (1844) 1552 H (1844) 272 G 1944) 687 (twice), 785

MITCHELL, Thomas Neilson. Lawsuit with the Commissioner of Crown Lands. A (1845) 220, 986, 995 G (1845) 760

MITCHELL, Thomas Neilson. Dispute with officials of the Lunatic Asylum, Parkside. A (1847) 453 N (1847) 189

MITCHELL, Thomas Neilson. Seeks release of John Studbury from gaol. A (1847) 1267 0 (1847) 134

MITCHELL, Thomas Neilson. Reports fraudulent impounding of cattle at Chain of Ponds by conspiracy between 0. Philp and T. Marsh. A (1850) 2281, 2714 MITCHELL,. William. Part purchaser of section 2121, Dry Creek. A (1846) 243

MITCHELL, William. Constable on the Trafalgar. A (1847) 757 N (1847) 316

MITCHELL, William. "Put off" from the Assay Office. A (1853) 437 u (1853) 153

MITCHELL, William. Licence of the Normanville Hotel at Encounter Bay. A (1854) 1784, 1787 A (1855) 2496 v (1854) 587, 623

MITCHELL, William. Signs petition for Post Office on Hindmarsh Island. A (1856) 3151

MITCHELL AND KEARNEY. Request leave to erect a Blacksmiths shop on Government land at Port Augusta. A (1856) 661 x (1856) 115

MITCHELL FLAT, hundred of Onkaparinga. Supposed discovery of gold. A (1852) 115

MITCHELL FLAT, hundred of Onkaparinga. Suggested abandonment as a gold field and police be returned to Echunga. A (1855) 2000 w (1855) 466

MITCHELL FLAT, hundred of Onkaparinga. Alleged discovery of gold. A (1855) 1790, 1830 w (1855) 466

MITCHELL FLAT, hundred of Onkaparinga. Small amounts of gold found in area. Proposal of Gold Reward Committee to encourage prospecting. A (1855) 1790 W Finance (1855) 89-90

MITCHELL FLAT, hundred of Onkaparinga. Existence of gold in area disproved. Sections concerned to be offered for sale by Government. A (1855) 4048 w (1855)° 907

MOCKERIDGE, Benjamin See MOCKRIDGE

MITTON, John. Inquest on his death. A (1855) 30 MITTON, Robert C . Applies for the position of second inspector of schools. A (1855) 54

MOCKRIDGE, Benjamin. Contractor for repairing wharf at Port Adelaide. A (1844) 904 H (1844) 7, 153 (twice) Q (1849) 227

MOCKRIDGE, Benjamin. Employed as a carpenter. A (1845) 30 G (1845) 693

MOCKRIDGE, Benjamin. Superintends the completion of work on the wharf and canal at Port Adelaide. P (1848) 110 twice

MOCKRIDGE, Benjamin. Tenders for the erection of steam boat wharf and coal shed at Port Adelaide. A (1849) 1231

MOCKRIDGE, Benjamin. Contracts for first contract for piling, North Parade, Port Adelaide. A (1855) 2819

MOCKRIDGE, Benjamin. Contractor for the poling of North Parade Wharf. A (1856) 2525

MOCKRIDGE, Benjamin See also Moggeridge, B.

MODESTA, Simon. Hitch in naturalisation proceedings. A (1849) 1092

MOELLER, Joachim David Theodor. Enquiry as to his whereabouts. A (1846) 850

MOELLER, Joachim David Theodor. Hitch in naturalisation proceedings. A (1849) 1092

MOFFATT, David. First postmaster at Inverbrackie. A (1850) 1028, 1210 R (1850) 262

MOFFATT, David. Accepts office as an electoral clerk. A (1851) 2014

MOFFATT, David. Appointed postmaster at Inverbrackie. A (1852) 3068 T (1852) 919

MOFFATT, Eliza. On relief. Husband at diggings. A (1856) 304 MOGGERIDGE, B A contractor for the South Australian Company. A (1853) 1165 u (1853) 359

MOGGERIDGE, B See also MOCKRIDGE, Benjamin

MOIR, Rev. John Strachan. Authorisation for him to issue marriage licences. A (1856) 2292 x (1856) 23

MOIR, William. Correspondence as Surgeon Superintendent of the Emily. A (1849) 1472

MOLINEUX, Edward. His conduct as a prison guard. E (1841) 247 A (1843) 43 F (1843) 303, 316

MOLINEUX, Edward. Evidence on an attempted escape of prisoners from the Gaol. A (1844) 1299

MOLINEUX, Edward. Seeks increase of salary as guard at the Gaol. A (1851) 894 s (1851) 184

MOLINEUX, Edward. Resigns as guard at the Adelaide Gaol. A (1852) 837 T (1852) 231 (twice), 323

MOLINEUX, Henry. Appointment in the Mounted Police Force. A (1850) 39

MOLYNEUX, Edward See MOLINEUX

MOLYNEUX, --- . Commissioner of Crown Lands enclosing enquiry about person named Molyneux. A (1856) 2265

MOLLARD, William. Abstract on inquest on. A (1855) 2755

MOLLER, Joachim David Theodor See MOELLER

MOLLINEAUX, Edward See MOLINEUX MOLLOY, Mary. A nurse on the David Malcolm. A (1854) 81 v (1854) 59

MOLLOY, Michael. Appointed guard at the Adelaide Gaol. A (1854) 2831 v (1854) 854

MOLLOY, Michael. Appointed turnkey at the Adelaide Gaol. A (1855) 2382

MOLLOY, William. Appointed guard at the Gaol. A (1851) 4, 1622 S (1851) 4 twice

MOLLOY, William. Resigns as guard at the Adelaide Gaol. A (1852) 837 T (1852) 231 (twice), 323

MOLLOY, William See also Mulloy

MOLONY, E . Hospital assistant on the Constance. A (1849) 2033

MOLYNEUX, Henry, Resigns from the Police Force. A (1851) 1677

MONAGHAN, Catherine.* Inquest on her death. A (1854) 2379 *aged 5 years

MONAGHAN, Thomas. Seeks refund of deposit for the passage of his parents to South Australia. A (1851) 1508 S (1851) 298, 299 twice

MONAITY A, Aboriginal. Convicted of theft. A (1847) 351

MONARTO, hundred. Forms part of the district of Nairne. A (1853) 1772

MONARTO, hundred. Seeks separation from Nairne District Council. A (1854) 11291/z, 1247 v (1854) 457

MONARTO, hundred. Section 2500 held by J. Tillet and J. Whenan. A (1855) 3361 w (1855) 799 MONARTO, hundred See also Kanmantoo and Monarto Road Board

MONCK, John. His instructions as Sexton the cemetery. D (1839) 191

MONCK, John. Offers to lay out and drain the Cemetery. A (1847) 918

MONCK, John. Sexton at the West Terrace Cemetery. 0 (1847) 54

MONCK, John. Receives an increase in pay as Sexton at the West Terrace Cemetery. A (1853) 3110 v (1854) 17

MONCK, John. Seeks to refute charges brought against him as Sexton of West Terrace Cemetery. A (1854) 3150, 3158 v (1854) 1041

MONCK, John. Resigns as Sexton at West Terrace Cemetery. A (1855) 339, 341, 509 w (1855) 126, 132

MONCK, John. Reinstated as Sexton at West Terrace Cemetery. A (1855) 736 w (1855) 213

MONCK, John. Enquiry into the fees he charged at West Terrace Cemetery. Dismissed .. A (1855) 1091 w (1855) 288

MONCRIEF, Marget. Her whereabouts. A (1853) 2330 u (1853) 741

MONCRIEFFE, Stewart. To be transported to Sydney. D (1839) 189 (twice)

MONETARY CRISIS - 1852. All work on Port Adelaide to Adelaide Railways to be stopped except those under contract. A (1852) 272

MONETARY CRISIS - 1852. Acting Advocate General and Crown Solicitor are of the opinion that there is no legal impediment to the enactment of a law making assayed gold a legal tender. A (1852) 308 T (1852) 81 MONETARY CRISIS - 1852. Memorial from the Chamber of Commerce urging the assaying and stamping of gold. A (1852) 316 T (1852) 81

MONETARY CRISIS - 1852. South Australian Temperance Freehold Land and Building Society requests permission to suspend all operations for 6 months. A (1852) 319, 421 T (1852) 134

MONETARY CRISIS - 1852. Bank notes preferable to gold bars as legal tender. A (1852) 350

MONETARY CRISIS - 1852. Sir John Morphett thanks the Lieut. Governor for his address at the special session of Council. A (1852) 392

MONETARY CRISIS - 1852. Causes drastic staff reductions in the G.P.O., with resultant limitation of services. A (1852) 425112, 484. 487 T (1852) 100, 101

MONETARY CRISIS - 1852. Drastic reductions in police force. T (1852) 112

MONETARY CRISIS - 1852. Heavy withdrawals from the Savings Bank embarrass the Trustees. A (1852) 502

MONETARY CRISIS - 1852. Requisitions for the sick to be cut to the bone. T (1852) 261

MONETARY CRISIS - 1852 See also South Australia in 1852 Civil Service - Retrenchments Gold ingots

MONEY. Importation of £500 in specie from Sydney. B (1837) 61 twice

MONEY. Banks complain of the injurious effects of holding large sums of money in the Treasury vaults. A (1850) 1524, 1525 R (1850) 399 MONEY See also Bank notes Prices Exchange rates Copper coins Gold coinage Paper money Monetary crisis - 1852

MONEY LENDERS See also Pawnbrokers

MONK, John. A resident on the Park Lands. D (1839) 64

MONKHOUSE, Thomas. Employment as cook. H (1844) 13

MONKHOUSE, Thomas. Seeks admission to the Hospital for his wife. A (1846) 774 L (1846) 369 (twice)

MONKHOUSE, Thomas. Inquest on his death. A (1851) 1926

MONKS, Charles. A constable on the Stebonheath. A (1849) 904

MONKS, John. Seeks extension of time for payment of balance of purchase money for a section of land at Mount Barker. A (1845) 716 G (1845) 914

MONKTON, James. Applies for rations. A (1847) 426 N (1847) 180, 181

MONKTON, James. Recommended for rations. A (1847) 5421/z N (1847) 229, 230

MONSELL, Peter C Appointed to the Mounted Police Force. A (1851) 1121

MONSELL, Peter C Dismissed from the Police Force. A (1851) 3419

MONTACUTE, district. Dispute between John Baker and the Government about his desire to purchase land. A (1844) 757, 1125, 1190, 1230, 1233, 1261, 1272, 1275, 1291, 1471 A (1845) 1572 MONTACUTE, district. Dispute between John Baker and the Government about his desire to purchase land. H (1844) 223, 256, 257, 275, 283

MONTACUTE, district. Dispute between John Baker and the Government about his desire to purchase land. L (1845) 97 L (1846) 159

MONTACUTE, district. Report on sections near the copper mine. A (1844) 1163

MONTACUTE, district. A new copper mine opened on section 1700 by G.A. Anstey. S.A. Sept. 27, 1844. 2D

MONTACUTE, district. Report on the presence of copper on various sections. With plan. A (1845) 591

MONTACUTE, district. Unauthorised removal of copper from the section adjoining the mine. A (1845) 796 G (1845) 931

MONTACUTE, district. Road and bridges built by W. Collins. A (1845) 1128 K (1845) 60

MONTACUTE, district. Sale of sec;:tions adjoining the copper mine. Reg. Jan. 25, 1845. 3A Reg. Jan. 27, 1845. 3B

MONTACUTE, district. Correspondence about the action of the South Australian Company in exploiting sections 5524, 5526 5585 and 5586 while still the property of the Crown. A (1846) 406, 414, 419. 451, 464, 489, 632, 657, 696 L (1846) 255, 257, 266, 267 (twice), 280, 331

MONTACUTE, district. Dispute between the South Australia Company and the Government about sections seized by the Company. Reg. April 15, 1846. 3A S.A. April 17, 1846. 3A Reg. April 22, 1846. 3B Reg. April 30, 1846. 2E Reg. June 3, 1846. 2C

MONTACUTE, district. Bismuth ore found. S.A. June 26, 1846. 3D

MONTACUTE, district. A gold lode struck by the Adelaide Mining Company. S.A. Aug. 18, 1846. 3C

MONTACUTE, district. Discovery of copper on section 5526. Reg. Oct. 28, 1846. 4A MONTACUTE, district. Report on the mines. A (1847) 317 (p.2)

MONTACUTE, district. Twice lodes of copper discovered on section 5650. S.A. May 19, 1848. 3A

MONTACUTE, district. Thistle nuisance on public land. A (1855) 3096, 3139 w (1855) 732

MONTACUTE, district - Name lists. Petition from residents. A (1856) 1972

MONTACUTE, district See also Adelaide Copper Mine

MONTACUTE, near Dry Creek. Proposed pound. A (1848) 1943 p (1848) 642 A (1849) 206, 1882 A (1850) 146 Q (1849) 72, 545, 554

MONTACUTE COPPER MINE. Miscellaneous references. S.A. Dec. 15, 1843. 3A S.A. Feb. 2, 1844. 2E Reg. Feb. 14, 1844. 2D S.A. Feb. 20, 1844. 2B, 3E Reg. Feb. 21, 1844. 3A S.A. Feb. 23, 1844. 2C S.A. Feb. 27, 1844. 2E Reg. Feb. 28, 1844. 3B S.A. March 8, 1844. 2D Reg. March 29, 1844. 3A S.A. March 26, 1844. 2D, 3D S.A. April 2, 1844. 2D Reg. April 3, 1844. 2E S.A. April 5, 1844. 2E Reg. Sept. 7, 1844. 2F Reg. Nov. 2, 1844. 3B Reg. Dec. 14, 1844. 2E Reg. Jan. 3, 1845. 3C Reg. Jan. 18, 1845. 4B Reg. Jan. 22, 1845. 3A S.A. Aug. 19, 1845. 3B S.A. Sept. 5, 1845. 2E S.A. Jan. 27, 1846. 3C Reg. June 12, 1847. 3B S.A. July 6, 1847. 3B Reg. July 21, 1847. 2C S.A. Aug. 24, 1847. 3A S.A. Feb. 8, 1848. 2F S.A. Oct. 6, 1848. 3C S.A. Oct. 17, 1848. lA MONTACUTE COPPER MINE. Miscellaneous references. ( ••• cont.) S.A. March 27, 1849: 2E S.A. March 31, 1849. 4A

MONTACUTE COPPER MINE. Report on ores, by T. Burr. A (1844) 198

MONTACUTE COPPER MINE. Its discoverer not to be rewarded. A (1844) 218 G (1844) 556

MONTACUTE COPPER MINE. Alleged encroachment on Crown Land. A (1845) 375, 590 G (1845) 803, 812

MONTACUTE COPPER MINE. Protest against the proposed stoppage of a road through section 5525. A (1846) 685 L (1846) 339, 340

MONTACUTE COPPER MINE. Discovery of gold. S.A. April 7, 1846. 2D Reg. April 8, 1846. 3A S.A. May 8, 1846. 2E Reg. May 13, 1846. 2D

MONTACUTE COPPER MINE. Reported sale. Reg. Jan. 30, 1847. 2E

MONTACUTE COPPER MINE. Description. S.A. Feb. 23, 1847. SB

MONTACUTE COPPER MINE. Temperance meeting. S.A. April 28, 1848. 2F

MONTAGU, town See Dry Creek

MONTEFIORE, Eliezer Levi. Asks permission to place sugar in bond. A (1843) 772 G (1843) 233

MONTEFIORE, Eliezer Levi. Applies for the release of imprisoned seamen required by him for the Hawk. A (1844) 475 G (1844) 662 (twice), 668

MONTEFIORE, Eliezer Levi. Seeks share of Government grant for the Jews. A (1847) 989, 1021, 1033 0 (1847) 30, 34, 46 MONTEFIORE, Eliezer Levi. Complains that the Customs authorities adopt an obstructive attitude towards foreign imports. A (1851) 2120, 2121, 2198, 21981h, 2282, 2486, 2636 (minute) s (1851) 496, 498, 515

MONTEFIORE, Eliezer Levi. Seeks permission to take a gold token to Sydney. A (1852) 2756 T (1852) 828

MONTEFIORE, Jacob. Visit to South Australia. Dinner in his honour. S.A. May 23, 1843. 2D Reg. May 24, 1843. 3B S.A. May 26, 1843. 2B, 3D Reg. May 27, 1843. 2B S.A. June 2, 1843. 2B

MONTEFIORE, Jacob. Letter eulogising South Australia. S.A. Aug. 29, 1843. 2D

MONTEFIORE, Jacob. Bankruptcy. Reg. Aug. 18, 1849. lA

MONTEFIORE, Joseph Barrow. Appointed trustee of the Savings Bank. A (1535) 0 (1847) 242

MONTEFIORE, Joseph Barrow. Occupies 0. Gilles' house near Gilles Street. Times Dec. 18, 1848. 3B

MONTEFIORE, Joseph Barrow. Bankruptcy. Reg. Aug. 18, 1849. lA

MONTEFIORE, Joseph Barrow. Resigns appointment as trustee of the Savings Bank. A (1851) 237

MONTEFIORE, Joseph Barrow. Opinion on religions instruction in schools .. A (1851) 3809 s (1851) 795

MONETFIORE, Joseph Barrow. Recommends W. Hawkes as poundkeeper. A (1852) 1077

MONTEFIORE, Joseph Barrow. Resigns as a justice of the peace. A (1852) 1454 T (1852) 475

MONTEFIORE & CO. Correspondence as agents for the Princess Royal. A (1848) 1047, 1067 p (1848) 330, 341, 344 Q (1849) 264, 265

MONTEITH, Mrs. Mary. Evidence given at the trial of James Douglas. A (1845) 2621h MONTEITH, Patrick. Inquest on his death .. A (1852) 2796

MONTEITH, Robert. Appeals against a decision by the Commissioner of Crown Lands. A (1845) 157 G (1845) 735

MONTEITH, Thomas Freebairn. Remission of fee charged by the. Commissioner of Crown Lands for deciding a boundary dispute. A (1843) 1400 G (1843) 421, 422

MONTEITH, Thomas Freebairn. Applications for occupation licences m the countries of Stanley and Light. A (1847) 508 pp. 5,17

MONTGOMERIE, [sic], Spottiswoode. Appointment to the Mounted Police Force. A (1848) 1522

MONTGOMERIE, Spottiswoode. Acts as Malayan interpreter at a criminal trial. A (1851) 1503

MONTGOMERY, Alexander. To cut trees for a bridge at Happy Valley. A (1849) 540 Q (1849) 170

MONTGOMERY, Alexander, Appointed clerk to the Hundred of Noarlunga Road Board. A (1850) · 143

MONTGOMERY, Alexander, Correspondence as an electoral officer. A (1851) 705, 836, 890 s (1851) 148

MONTGOMERY, James. Gratuity for services on the Canton. A (1846) 970

MONTGOMERY, James. Appointed to the Police Force. A (1847) 872

MONTGOMERY, James. Resignation from the Police Force. A (1848) 1522

MONTGOMERY, R Recommends admission of W. Jessup to the Hospital. A (1847) 359 N (1847) 164

MONTGOMERY, R . Resigns as Commissioner of Noarlunga Board owing to thedeparture of all but one member. A (1852) 648 T (1852) 242

MONTGOMERY, R Forwards a letter about Brighton District Council. A (1853) 2588 MONTGOMERY, Robert. Accepts appointment as a justice of the peace. A (1850) 959

MONTGOMERY, Spottiswoode, constable See Montgomerie

MONTGOMERY, William. A whaler at Encounter Bay. A (1843) 480

MONTHLY TIMES, newspaper. Advertisement. Reg. May 27, 1843. 2B Reg. May 31, 1843. 2B (twice), 2F

MOODIE, Alexander, schoolmaster See Moody

MOODY, Alexander. Schoolmaster on the Hooghly. A (1846) 1342 M (1846) 147

MOODY, Alexander. Statistics of his school at Hindmarsh. A (1848) 516 p (1848) 173

MOODY, Alexander. Applies for the position of collector for the district of Port Adelaide. A (1852) 635

MOODY, Alexander. Executive Officer of the Hindmarsh Building Society. A (1855) 2797

MOODY, Mrs. Mary Ann. Her school at Hindmarsh. A (1849) 1767112

MOODY, S B . Appointed draftsman in the Colonial Engineer's Office. A (1851) 1001/z S (1851) 30 (twice)

MOODY, S B Seeks leave of absence from the Colonial Engineer's Office to go to Java. A (1851) 1042 s (1851) 203

MOON, John. A resident on the Park Lands. D (1839) 64

MOON, Joseph. Constable on the Cressy. A (1847) 1036

MOON, Mary. No longer insane. To be moved from the Gaol to the Destitute Asylum. A (1853) 332 . u (1853) 102 MOONEY, Cecilia. Gratuity for services on the Canton. A (1846) 970

MOONEY, James. Accused of larceny. A (1845) 2761/2

MOONEY, James. Discharged by the Grand Jury. A (1846) 268

MOONEY, Michael. Accused of smuggling. A (1843) 818

MOONEY, Thomas. Gratuity for services on the Canton. A (1846) 970

MOONEY, Thomas. Seeks Government employment. A (1847) 1573 0 (1847) 259

MOONEY, Thomas. Seeks appointment as Clerk of the Market. A (1848) 170 p (1848) 56

MOORE, Edward Colonel. Appointed Colonel Commandant on the staff of the Volunteer Military Force. v (1854) 818

MOORE, Edward, Colonel. Eulogistic report on the Volunteer Military Forces. A (1855) 2623

MOORE, Edward, Colonel. Miscellaneous correspondence in his capacity as Colonel, Volunteer Military Forces, and as an officer in the 11th Regiment. A (1856) 398, 432, 512, 592, 818, 871, 1089, 1422, 1474, 1650, 2146

MOORE, Edward, police officer. Appointment in the Police Force. A (1849) 1218

MOORE, Francis, farmer, Goolwa. Signs a petition. A (1856) 2130

MOORE, John. Buys section 6184, on the western sources of the Torrens. A (1845) 1078

MOORE, John. Inquest on his death. A (1855) 319

MOORE, Joseph. Applies for a permanent position in the Government Service. A (1854) 3173 v (1854) 952

MOORE, Joseph. Arrives to join the Sappers and Miners. A (1843) 1416 MOORE, Joseph. Applies for rations for the family of James Reynolds. A (1846) 1328 M (1846) 142 (twice)

MOORE, Joseph. Now discharged from the Sapper and Miners and is appointed clerk in the Land Office. A (1855) 1115, 1183 W Finance (1855) 46

MOORE, Matthew. Correspondence about his contract for building a lightship at Port Adelaide. A (1851) 555, 681, 1343, 1627, 1689 s (1851) 144, 349, 351

MOORE, Michael. Appointed Guard, Yatala Labor Prison. A (1855) 3093 W Finance (1855) 170

MOORE, Michael. Dismissed as a guard, Yatala Labor Prison. A (1855) 4189 X Finance (1856) 2

MOORE. Patrick. Postmaster at Mount Gambier. A (1847) 1130, 1406, 1567 0 (1847) 95, 96, 191, 192, 246 twice

MOORE, Patrick. Resignation as Postmaster at Mount Gambier. A (1848) 1386

MOORE, Dr. Robert Waters. Claims for attendance as a medical witness. A (1848) 236, 1998 p (1848) 86

MOORE, DI. Robert Waters. Medical attendance on natives, police etc., at the Burra. A (1849) 298, 791 Q (1849) 191, 200 (3 times)

MOORE. Dr. Robert Waters. Appointed Honorary Medical Officer to the Adelaide Hospital. A (1850) 384 R (1850) 117

MOORE, Dr. Robert Waters. Enquiry into statements made by patients and staff. A (1852) 367, 432, 692, 767, 777 T (1852) 94, 212, 236, 237

MOORE. Dr. Robert Waters. Resigns as Honorary Medical Officer at the Adelaide Hospital. A (1852) 767 T (1852) 237, 299

MOORE, Thomas. Buys section 546, in district B. A (1845) 1072 MOORE, Thomas. Requests return of money paid in error for summonses. A (1852) 458 T (1852) 189

MOORE, William. His ship wrecked near Streaky Bay. A (1845) 818, 819, 824

MOORE, William. Application for increased rations as Keeper of Lunatics. A (1846) 692 L (1846) 359

MOORE, William. Appointed underkeeper at the Lunatic Asylum. His wife to be cook and washer. L (1846) 285 (twice)

MOORE, William. Appointed underkeeper at the Lunatic Asylum. His wife to be cook and washer. L (1846) 285 (twice)

MOORE, William. Resigns as keeper at the Lunatic Asylum. A (1847) 407 N (1847) 182

MOORE, William. Alleged misconduct as keeper at the Lunatic Asylum. A (1849) 1049

MOORE, William, postmaster at Mount Gambier See Moore, Patrick

MOORHOUSE, Matthew. Urges leniency towards certain natives condemned to death. Deplores bias of juries against native prisoners. A (1849) 1850

MOORHOUSE, Matthew. Report, as protector of Aborigines, on journey to the Murray Plains. A (1842) 282

MOORHOUSE, Matthew. Delay in sending in a report as Protector of Aborigines. A (1842) 500 E (1842) 815

MOORHOUSE, Matthew. Lecture on comparative anatomy. S.A. Oct. 7, 1842. 3A Reg. Oct. 8, 1842. 2F S.A. Oct. 21, 1842. 2C Reg. Oct. 29, 1842. lC S.A. Nov. 1, 1842. 2E

MOORHOUSE, Matthew. Opinion on Parkhurst boys. A (1843) 188

MOORHOUSE, Matthew. Report on the education of native children. A (1843) 315 MOORHOUSE, Matthew. Reduction of salary. F (1843) 292, 294

MOORHOUSE, Matthew. Damage done by his stock to T.B. Strangways' property at Inman Valley. A (1844) 253

MOORHOUSE, Matthew. Applies for vine and fig cuttings from Sydney Botanical Gardens. A (1844) 833 H (1844) 128 G (1844) 609

MOORHOUSE, Matthew. Report on an affray with natives near Mount Bryan. A (1844) 1120, 1528

MOORHOUSE, Matthew. His grammar and vocabulary of the Murray Aboriginal dialect to be published. A (1845) 1408 L (1845) 46

MOORHOUSE, Matthew. His work as Prostector of Aborigines appreciated by the Secretary of State for the Colonies. G (1845) 688

MOORHOUSE, Matthew. Friction with the master of the Native School. A (1846) 120, 171, 211, 244 L (1846) 164, 200, 201

MOORHOUSE, Matthew. Accused of closing a public road in the Encounter Bay district. A (1846) 260, 525, 566 L (1846) 277, 306

MOORHOUSE, Matthew. Accused of over-stocking the common land near Inman Valley. A (1846) 651

MOORHOUSE, Matthew. Opinion on the value of native evidence. A (1846) 879

MOORHOUSE, Matthew. Evidence at the trial of T. Donelly. A (1847) 349

MOORHOUSE, -Matthew. Visit to Yorke Peninsula as Protector of Aborigines. A (1848) 50

MOORHOUSE, Matthew. A member of the Orphan Immigration Committee. p (1848) 417

MOORHOUSE, Matthew. Lecture on vegetable physiology. S.A. Sept. 26, 1848. 3B Reg. Oct. 4, 1848. 4C MOORHOUSE, Matthew. Complains about the time occupied in supervising the affairs of orphan immigrants. A (1849) 124, 554 Q (1849) 43, 181 twice, 182

MOORHOUSE, Matthew. Feels the failure of all efforts to improve the natives to be disheatening and humiliating. A (1850) 1346 (minute)

MOORHOUSE, Matthew. Claim for a horse lost by him while on duty on Eyre Peninsula. A (1851) 1416 s (1851) 272

MOORHOUSE, Matthew. His views on the causes and prevention of clashes between natives and settlers on Eyre Peninsula. A (1851) 1758

MOORHOUSE, Matthew. Complains of G.A. Anstey's slanders. Legal action to be taken. A (1851) 2410, 2429, 2588

MOORHOUSE, Matthew. Appeals for the issue of tobacco to native prisoners. A (1851) 3037 s (1851) 608

MOORHOUSE, Matthew?. Appointed valuer for runs on Yorke Peninsula. T (1852) 42

MOORHOUSE, Matthew. Reprimanded, T (1852) 469

MOORHOUSE, Matthew. Seeks payment of his account as returning officer for Yatala. A (1852) 2694~

MOORHOUSE, Matthew. Strongly recommended by S. Stock for appointment as Immigration Agent. A (1853) 94

MOORHOUSE, Matthew. Appointed a member of the Central Board of Education. u (1853) 338, 345

MOORHOUSE, Matthew. A. Tolmer criticizes certain Aboriginal feeding stations. A (1853) 1037, 1193 u (1853) 328

MOORHOUSE, Matthew. Appointed director of the Destitute Poor Establishment and superintendent of the Female Immigrant Depot. w (1855) 66

MOORHOUSE, Matthew. Appointed a member of the Botanic Gardens Committee. w (1855) 210 MOORHOUSE, Matthew. Resignation as Returing Officer for Yatala. Recommends appointment of W.C. Belt. A (1855) 2718 w (1855) 627

MOORHOUSE, Matthew. Retires from 1 Adpril 1856 but to continue duties as Comptroller of the Destitute until successor appointed. Offers to act as Protector of Aborigines without salary. A (1856) 1051 x (1856) 171

MOORHOUSE, Matthew. Praise of his services on the Female Immigrant Board. A (1856) 1179 x (1856) 215

MOORHOUSE, Matthew. Low number of attendances at Central Board of Education requires his retirement. Is to be asked to stand again. A (1856) 1305 X Finance (1856) 125

MOORHOUSE, Matthew. His report on staffisng at the Destitute Poor Establishment. A (1856) 1655

MOORHOUSE, Matthew. Forwards Destitute Board recommendation for payment of teacher at Destitute Asylum. A (1856) 3032 X Finance (1856) 316

MOORHOUSE, Matthew See also Destitute Poor Establishment

MOORHOUSE, Matthew. For M. Moorhouse's reports as Protector of Aborigines See Protector of Aborigines

MOOROOROO DISTRICT COUNCIL. its proclamation urged. A (1853) 820, 894, 1116 u (1853) 287

MOOROOROO DISTRICT COUNCIL. Many names of petitions wrongly spelt in the Gazette. A (1853) 1309

MOOROOROO DISTRICT COUNCIL. Miscellaneous early correspondence. A (1854) 2983, 3423 v (1854) 891

MOOROWIE. Police slab hut at Moorowie, Yorke Peninsula, unsatisfactory, A (1856) 2354

MOO RP AR, Aboriginal. To be tried for arson, sheep staling etc. A (1842) 83 MOO RPAR, Aboriginal. To be detained in the Gaol for the present. E (1842) 811

MOORPAR, Aboriginal. Under sentence of transportation. A (1843) 641 lh

MOORPAR, Aboriginal. Recommended for clemency. A (1844) 522

MOORPAR, Aboriginal. Petition for release from gaol. A (1844) 562 H (1844) 24

MOO RPAR, Aboriginal. Steals wheat from a settler near Port Lincoln. A (1845) 817

MOORSHEAD, William. Letter as agent for the contractor for the Cape Willoughby Lighthouse. A (1850) 1905

MOORUNDE. Establishment of a military post. E (1841) 137, 143, 145 (twice), 146 (twice), 148

MOORUNDE. Reports by the Resident Magistrate. S.A. Feb. 10, 1843. 3A

MOORUNDE. E.J. Eyre appointed Resident Magistrate. Purpose of the settlement. E (1841) 120 F (1842) 289

MOORUNDE. Erection of barracks for military detachment. A (1842) 3391h

MOORUNDE. Use of police horses. A (1842) 729 F (1842) 179

MOORUNDE. Supply of meat to the station. A (1842) 798 (1843) 4 E (1842) 619 F 91842) 139, 140, 190, 219 (thrice)

MOORUNDE. Workmen's huts burnt. A (1842) 956 (outsize) F (1842) 253

MOORUNDE. Sinking of the cutter Waterwitch. A (1842) 999, 1004 A (1845) 1034, 1054 F (1842) 265 K (1845) 42, 88 MOORUNDE. Proposed reduction of strength of Police Force. A (1842) 1027

MOORUNDE. Rationing of native constables. A (1842) 1046 F (1842) 289 (twice) K (1842) 269 F (1843) 307

MOORUNDE. Erection of Police Station. E (1842) 668 (twice)

MOORUNDE. Wages of immigrant labourers increased. E (1842) 715

MOORUNDE. Instructions for military detachment. E (1842) 766

MOORUNDE. Visited by Governor Grey. Reg. Nov. 26, 1842. 3C

MOORUNDE. Reports by the Resident Magistrate. A (1843) 170, 193 A (1844) 111, 1416 A (1845) 752 A (1846) 28, 974 A (1848) 1811 ~

MOORUNDE. Military detachment to be withdrawn unless settlers permit them to cut firewood. A (1843) 1209, 1265 G (1843) 332 (twice)

MOORUNDE. Correspondence about E.J. Eyre's desire to resign. A (1843) 1372 G (1843) 382

MOORUNDE. Difficulties in administering justice between natives and settlers. A (1844) 523 H (1844) 5

MOORUNDE. Survey of land for E.J. Eyre. A (1844) 837 H (1844) 143

MOORUNDE. E.J. Eyre to be succeeded pro tern as Resident Magistrate by W. Nation. A (1844) 1391 G (1844) 686 H (1844) 317, 322 (twice)

MOORUNDE. E.J. Eyre to be succeeded pro tern as Resident Magistrate by W. Nation. Reg. Dec. 7, 1844. 3B S.A. Dec. 10, 1844. 3C MOORUNDE. Reduction in strength of military detachment. H (1844) 308

MOORUNDE. Shorter route from Adelaide recommended by Thomas Moulden. A (1845) 226 G (1845) 761

MOORUNDE. Purchase of police boat. A (1845) 1150 A (1846) 847, 975, 1317 M (1846) 2, 135, 169

MOORUNDE. Boats unfit for use. K (1845) 72

MOORUNDE. Military barracks converted into a police station. A (1846) 462

MOORUNDE. Resignation of W> Nation as resident Magistrate. A (1846) 1518 M (1846) 211 N (1847) 19

MOORUNDE. E.J. Eyre's leave of absence extended. L (1846) 210 (twice) N (1847) 97

MOORUNDE. E.B. Scott appointed Protector of Aborigines and Resident Magistrate. A (1847) 44 N (1847) 19, 26, 28

MOORUNDE. E.B. Scott appointed Protector of Aborigines and Resident Magistrate. Reg. Jan. 13, 1847. 3B

MOORUNDE. Government's title to the sites of the public buildings. A (1847) 1224

MOORUNDE. Conveyance of land to the Government from E.J. Eyre for public buildings. N (1847) 261 A (1847) 682

MOORUNDE. William Lang appointed Resident Magistrate. N (1847) 309

MOORUNDE. William Lang's appointment as Resident magistrate cancelled. 0 (1847) 14

MOORUNDE. Drowning of two policemen. S.A. May 14, 1847. 3D Reg. May 15, 1847. 3B Reg. June 16, 1847. 2C S.A. July 16, 1847. 3F Reg. July 7, 1847. 3C MOORUNDE. Escape of prisoner. Reg. Feb. 26, 1848. 3B

MOORUNDE. Township subject to floods. E.B. Scott advocates reserving section no. 45 as the site of a new township. A (1853) 18 u (1853) 3

MOORUNDE. Report on the rise and fall of the River Murray. A (1854) 1938

MOORUNDE. Repairs of the "Government Buildings". W Finance (1855) 4-5

MOORUNDE. Police Commissioner forwards acoount for conveyance of grain to Moorunde. A (1856) 821

MOORUNDE. G.H. Greene forwards memorial for a pound at Moorunde. A (1856) 2171 x (1856) 392

MOORUNDE. H. Jamieson recommends mail communication through the Murray Districts from Moorunde to the Darling. A (1856) 2330

MOORUNDE. Lachlan McBean requests delay in the appointment of a poundkeeper at Moorunde. A (1856) 2841 x (1856) 511

MOORUNDE. George Henry Greene requests to be gazetted as Moorunde poundkeeper. A (1856) 3112

MOORUNDE See also Aborigines - Moorunde Police Station

MORAN, Mrs. Catherine. Complaint about her conduct as matron of the Inconstant. A (1849) 1105, 1142

MORAN, Mrs. Catherine. Matron on the Inconstant. A (1849) 1082

MORAN, Thomas. Appointment in the Police Force. A (1849) 1218

MORAN, Thomas. Report on the death of Wm. Sawyer. A (1851) 309

MORAN, Thomas, corporal. Acquitted of a false accusation. A (1854) 2457, 2927 v (1854) 762 MORA VIAN CONGREGATION, Light Pass. Petition (signed by its members) requesting authority for minister to perform ceremony of marriage. A (1855) 3023 w (1855) 717

MORAVIAN CONGREGATION, Light Pass. Petition (from minister) for extension of time for purchase of land Light Pass district. A (1855) 3899 w (1855) 878-879

MORAVIANS See also Moravian Congregation, Light Pass

MORCOMB, William. Seeks delivery of a gold parcel which has been incorrectly labelled. A (1852) 2895 T (1852) 889 (twice)

MORDAUNT, A Seeks appointment as Harbour Master at Port Wakefield. A (1850) 2101 R (1850) 619

MORDAUNT, A . To be appointed as keeper of the Powder Magazine. R (1850) 619

MOREHEAD, R A A . Part purchaser of section 4 to the north west of the Burra. A (1846) 445 L (1846) 271

MORETON, Mrs.. Frances Hannah. Alleged conspiracy against William Younghusband. A (1849) 1611 Q (1849) 472

MORETON, Dr. George Francis. His claim for gratuity as Surgeon Superintendent of the Templar. A (1845) 1448 L (1845) 57

MORETON, .Qr. George Francis. Fracas with William. Times Aug. 6, 1849. 3G S.A. Aug. 7, 1849. 3C Reg. Aug. 4, 1849. 2B Times Aug. 13, 1849. 3B

MORETON, Dr. George Francis. Appointment as surgeon at Yatala Labour Prison, A (1854) 1993, 2301 v (1854) 735

MORETON, Dr. George Francis. Medical report on Aboriginal prisoner. A (1856) 3033 x (1856) 554 MOREWOOD AND ROGERS. Correspondence about chartering the Yatala and the building of their store at Port Augusta. A (1852) 2129, 2204, 2256, 2293, 2475, 2992 T (1852) 730

MORGAN, , contractor. A partner in the firm of Joass and Morgan which see

MORGAN, Miss. . A spring on her property at Port Elliot, section 105, supplies the township with water. Government anxious to buy it. A (1853) 836 A (1854) 928, 1591 u (1853) 248 v (1854) 296

MORGAN, Catherine. Misconduct on the Ramillies. A (1849) 807 Q (1849) 244

MORGAN, Catherine. Misconduct on the Ramillies. S.A. April 27, 1849. 2B Times April 30, 1849. 3E S.A. May 4, 1849. 2B Times May 7, 1849. 3G

MORGAN, Charles. Suspected of being a runaway convict. His horse to be sold. A (1842) 552, 555 E (1842) 853

MORGAN, David. Alleged murder of a native. A (1846) 1096, 1115 M (1846) 88

MORGAN, David. A member of Sturt's Exploring Expedition, 1844-1846. L (1846) 133

MORGAN, David. Appointed Customs Department boatman at Port Wakefield. A (1852) T (1852) 983

MORGAN, David. Resigns as boatman to the Customs Department at Port Wakefield. A (1853) 3148 u (1853) 897

MORGAN, David. Appointed guard at the Adelaide Gaol. A (1854) 555 v (1854) 206

MORGAN, David. Resigns as guard at the Adelaide Gaol. A (1854) 1436 v (1854) 489 MORGAN, Mrs.. ,* Matron odn the immigrant ship Princess Royal. A (1848) 870 *not necessarily Hannah Morgan

MORGAN, George. Illegal erection of a bank on the road between sections 445 and 523 at the Reed Beds. A (1850) 345 R (1850) 82

MORGAN, Hannah. A passenger to South Australia on the Princess Royal. A (1848) 859

MORGAN, James. A constable on the Calphurnia. A (1849) 648~

MORGAN, James. Seeks employment as a census collector. A (1850) 2314

MORGAN, John James. Reports his arrival to take up an appointment on the tug Adelaide. A (1849) 61 Q (1849) 20

MORGAN, John James. Friction with the Harbour Master. A (1849) 717, 718 Q (1849) 218

MORGAN, John James. Complaints as engineer of the tug Adelaide. A (1849) 1854, 1866 Q (1849) 548 twice

MORGAN, John James. Misconduct as engineer of the tug Adelaide. A (1849) 1940, 1979, 2043 Q (1849) 555, 586 twice

MORGAN, John James. Dispute with Captain Lipson. A (1849) 2043

MORGAN, John James. Dismissed from the tug Adelaide after commission of enquiry. A (1849) 2364 R (1850) 21 twice

MORGAN, John James. Terms of his engagement as engineer on the tug Adelaide. Q (1849) 26, 94, 95

MORGAN, John James. His return to England. A (1850) 438, 740, 846, 921, 950 R (1850) 149, 226, 244, 246

MORGAN, Samuel. Convicted of horse-stealing. A (1850) 2787 MORGAN, William. Appointed to the Mounted Police Force. A (1845) 1183 K (1845) 86

MORGAN, William. Evidence at the trial of the native Bobbo. A (1848) 958

MORGAN, William. Resigns from the Police Force. A (1849) 599

MORGAN, William. Seeks appointment as bailiff at the Local Court, Kapunda. A (1851) 1688 s (1851) 363

MORGAN, William. Surety for C. Jenkins. Has a shop in Hindley Street. A (1853) 1414 A (1855) 416

MORGANS, Morgan.* Unsatisfactory conduct as foreman of a working party at the Gaol. A (1849) 1086 *not necessarily Wm. Morgan Morgans

MORGANS, William Morgan. Convicted of cutting and wounding. A (1847) 727

MORGANS, William Morgan. Complains of treatment at the Gaol. A (1848) 1171

MORGANS, William Morgan. Petition for remission of sentence. A (1848) 212 p (1848) 82, 378

MORIALTA, district See Norton Summit

MORLEY, Thomas. Inquest on his death. A (1852) 3424

MORPHEIT, Mrs.. Emma. Inquest on her death. A (1851) 2163

MORPHEIT, George. Arrival in South Australia. Reg. Dec. 19, 1840. 2D

MORPHEIT, George. Re proposed police station at Wellington. E (1841) 27

MORPHEIT, George. Re selection of land under certain orders. A (1842) 546

MORPHEIT, George. Opinion on Parkhurst boys. A (1843) 192 MORPHEIT, George. Criticism of Act 6 Viet., no. 12 (on the registration of deeds etc.). A (1843) 347 G (1943) 41

MORPHEIT, Goerge. Inquiry re the settlement of the Great Eastern Road debentures. A (1848) 382, 436, 536 G (1843) 43, 70, 110

MORPHEIT, George. Remission of fees on F. Boucher's town acre grants. A (1843) 820¥2. 821 G (1848) 245

MORPHEIT, George. Complains of irregularities at the Land Office re land order 455 and 456. A (1843) 985, 989, 1082, 1261 G (1843) 298 (twice), 320, 331, 361 A (1847) 1385, 1421, 1456 0 (1847) 188, 202, 215

MORPHEIT, George. A creditor of the Adelaide Corporation. A (1844) 40 G (1844) 474 A (1846) 1247, 1462 M (1846) 188

MORPHEIT, George. Seeks information about Government debentures for outstanding claims. A (1844) 44, 73 G (1844) 477

MORPHEIT, George. Correspondence re dishonoured bills. (Wilson, Wilson & Co.). A (1844) 521, 558¥2, 587. 636, 664, 669, 688, 699, 722, 1292, 1296, 1314, 379, 399 G (1848) 505, 512, 615, 669 H (1844) 12, 17, 19, 47, 59, 62, 70

MORPHEIT, George. Legal proceedings against the Government about dishonoured bills. (Wilson, Wilson & Co.). G (1844) 619, 623 (twice)

MORPHEIT, George. Correspondence about payment of a bill held by him as Attorney for Magniac, Jardine & Co. H (1844) 296

MORPHEIT, George. Seeks to recsover money owing to him by H. Watson. A (1846) 257, 387, 454 L (1846) 204, 263 p (1848) 326

MORPHEIT, George. Buys section 150 in the Barossa Survey. A (1846) 394 MORPHETI, George. Asks for additional police protection for North Adelaide. A (1846) 444 L (1846) 281

MORPHETI, George. Complains of the delay in landing the Phoebe's mails. A (1846) 506 L (1846) 298

MORPHETI, George. Complains of the late delivery of the mails from the Isabella Watson. A (1846) 609 L (1846) 325

MORPHETI, George. Correspondence with the Government as a member of the Committee of the South Australian Railway Company. A (1846) 708

MORPHETI, George. Correpondence about Barrow & Goodiar's Corporation debentures. A (1846) 1506 (outsize)

MORPHETI. George. Buys section 1410, County of Light. L (1846) 414

MORPHETI, George. His claim on Henry Watson. A (1847) 493 N (1847) 193

MORPHETI, George. Correspondence about subscriptions towards cost of repairing the City Bridge. A (1847) 1010 0 (1847) 35

MORPHETI, George. Correpondence about the grievances of North Adelaide ratepayers. A (1850) 470, 509 R (1850) 141, 151

MORPHETI, George. Wants the boundaries of his town acre, no. 410 defined. A (1853) 2817 u (1853) 836

MORPHETI, Sir John. Correspondence about...missing land orders. p (1848) 74, 82, 106, 115 A (1850) 259, 374, 1044 R (1850) 85, 299

MORPHETI, Sir John. Complains of conduct of the Buffalo Marines. B (1837) 42

MORPHETI, Sir John. Objects to the number of offices held by George Stevenson. B (1837) 44

MORPHETI, Sir John. Frustrates attempt to rob the Government Stores. B (1837) 60 MORPHETI, Sir John. On Committee for naming streets. B (1837) 74

MORPHETI, Sir John. Complains of the conduct of the natives. B (1837) 120

MORPHETI, Sir John. Intermediary between colonists and the Government with regard to the Aborigines. c (1838) 48, 51, 52

MORPHETI, Sir John. To report on proposed new Government House. D (1838) 31, 39

MORPHETI, Sir John. Refund of duty on tobacco. D (1839) 54 (twice), 190

MORPHETI, Sir John. Member of a Committee for determining a safe landing place at the the Old Port. D (1839) 185

MORPHETI, Sir John. Conveyance of prisoners to Sydney in the Mary Ridgway. D (1840) 240, 242

MORPHETI, Sir John. Reply to his enquiry regarding dishonoured bills. D (1841) 398

MORPHETI, Sir John. Applies for grant of money towards cost of a road at Wellington. A (1842) 30, 53 E (1842) 500

MORPHETI, Sir John. Correspondence about the right of holders of preliminary land orders to absolute priority of choice. A (1842) 546, 735~, 783, 811, 830 A (1844) 28, 154 A (1845) 536, 549, 580, 602, 702 F (1842) 42, 47, 117, 135, 137, 163 G (1844) 456, 466, 606 G (1845) 862, 869, 879 K (1845) 48

MORPHETI, Sir John. Sends in Agricultural returns. A (1842) 568

MDORPHETI, Sir John. Supply of provisions to the Wellington Police Station. E (1842) 414

MORPHETI, Sir John. A holder of a dishonoured bill. A (1843) 105, 1408, 1430 F (1843) 344 G (1843) 416

MORPHETI, Sir John. Opinion on Parkhurst boys. A (1843) 172 MORPHETI, Sir John. Inquiry re the exercose of reserved land orders in district D, and Kangaroo Island. A (1843) 281, 324 F (1843) 431

MORPHETI, Sir John. Claim for refund of sheep dues. A (1843) 486 G (1843) 97

MORPHETI, Sir John. Rental of his property at Walkerville as a Native School. A (1844) 95, 276, 286 G (1844) 589, 504 (twice) A (1845) 352

MORPHETI, Sir John. Refuses to reduce rent of native school at Walkerville. A (1844) 614

MORPHETI, Sir John. Reply to a petition transmitted by him protesting against taxation. G (1844) 455

MORPHETI, Sir John. Sells to R. Carter the property at Walkerville used as a Native School. A (1845) 533

MORPHETI, Sir John. Correspondence re dishonoured bills. (Wilson, Wilson & Co.). A (1845) 702, 720, 775 G (1845) 913, 922, 924, 927, 928 K (1845) 3, 78, 84 G (1845) 932, 946, 951 A (1846) 623

MORPHETI, Sir John. Seeks to obtain vine and fig cuttings frosm New South Wales. A (1845) 1015, 1021 G (1844) 529 G (1845) 910

MORPHETI, Sir John. Correspondence about the Tatiara district. A (1845) 1060

MORPHETI, Sir John. Applies for extended leave of absence from the Legislative Council. About to go to England. A (1845) 1607

MORPHETI, Sir John. Decides not to go to England. A (1846) 60

MORPHETI, Sir John. Recommends that mineral lands be sold in small blocks. A (1846) 214, 263 L (1846) 191

MORPHETI, Sir John. His opinion on the reservation by the Crown of mineral royalties. A (1846) 263, 325 L (1846) 191, 212 MORPHEIT, Sir John. Enquiry about the Mount remarkable Special Survey. A (1846) 691, 698, 745 L (1846) 338, 339

MORPSHEIT, Sir John. Correspondence with the Government as a member of the Committee of the South Australian Railway Company. A (1846) 708 L (1846) 365

MORPHEIT, Sir John. Censured for his political coup during the Mineral Royalties Bill debate. A (1846) 1217, 1243, 1244 M (1846) 92, 100, 107

MORPHEIT, Sir John. Applies for eighteen months' leave of absence from the Legislative Council. A (1846) 1461 M (1846) 179, 189

MORPHEIT, Sir John. Consulted about a proposed Crown Lands Bill. L (1846) 137

MORPHEIT, Sir John. Heads a memorial about the Parkhurst boys. L (1846) 157

MORPHETI, Sir John. Buys section 1411, County of Light. L (1846) 414

MORPHETI, Sir John. Correspondence about selection of land by virtue of certain missing land orders. A (1848) 159, 248, 290. 321 A (1849) 1546

MORPHETI, Sir John. Thrown from his horse. S.A. May 30, 1848. 2D Reg. May 31, 1848. 2B S.A. June 6, 1848. 3B S.A. June 16, 1848. 2D

MORPHETI, Sir John. Seeks permission to remove stone from Park Lands for repair of road to Genelg. A (1849) 1812 Q (1849) 526

MORPHETI, Sir John. His views on constitutional government. S.A. Nov. 20, 1849. 2A S.A. Nov. 23, 1849. 2D S.A. Dec. 14, 1849. 2A, 4A Times Dec. 17, 1849. 2G Times Dec. 20, 1849. 3A MORPHETT, Sir John. Correspondence about an old land order about to be sold on behalf of parties in England. A (1850) 375, 533 R (1850) 121, 164, 251, 255, 417

MORPHETT, Sir John. Recommends Dr. G. Bull for appointment as a Justice of the Peace. A (1851) 1004

MORPHETT, Sir John. His appointment as Speaker of the Legislative Council. T (1852) 93

MORPHETT, Sir John. Complains of vehicles trespassing on his land because the road is impassable. A (1853) 2394, 2417, 2488 U (1853) 697 (twice)

MORPSHETT, Sir John. George Green requests interpretation of a letter with respect to land order held by John Morphett. A (1856) 1162

MORPHETT, Joseph. Seeks position of pound keeper of Truro. A (1852) 3101 T (1852) 918

MORPSHETT, Joseph. Trustee for the Truro cemetery. A (1853) 2147 u (1853) 629

MORPHETT, Mary Jane. Her death. A (1848) 717

MORPHETT, Richard. Represents Clarendon residents in appealing for funds for the repair of road at Grant's Gully. A (1851) 3323

MORPHETI'S FERRY. The ferry was situated about ten miles north of Wellington, reckoning the distance on the east side of the river, or fifteen miles on the other. A (1848) 1006

MORPHETI'S FERRY. Established by J. Morphett in 1839. A (1842) 30

MORPHETI STREET BRIDGE. Frederick Dick prays that a sum £1,000 may be placed on the estimates to erect the Morphett Street Bridge. A (1856) 2542 x (1856) 491

MORPHETI VALE - Name list. Petition from settlers. A (1855) 280 (outsize Gr. 3)

MORPHETI VALE, district. New town (Dublin) laid out. Reg. Oct. 3, 1840. lB MORPHETI VALE, district. Signatures of some of the settlers. A (1842) 547 (outsize)

MORPHETI VALE, district. A farmers' club to be formed. S.A. Oct. 28, 1842. 2E

MORPHETI VALE, district. Petition complainging of S. Myles' exclusive occupation of the scanty area of Crown Land available for pastoral purposes. With plan and 16 signatures. A (1844) 1074 H (1844) 204

MORPHETI VALE, district. Improved grzing conditions on Crown lANDS. A (1844) 1408 H (1844) 325

MORPHETI VALE, district. Petition against the closing of certain roads. Signed by 28 settlers. A (1845) 930¥2 (outsize) K (1845) 19 (twice)

MORPHETI VALE, district. Success of Dr. Kelly's vineyard. S.A. Nov. 4, 1845. 2D

MORPCHETI VALE, district. Report on the crops. A (1847) 441¥2

MORPSHEIT VALE, district - Name lists. Petition. A (1855) 2886

MORPHETI VALE, district. Memorial from 49 settlers asking for repairs to the South road. A (1848) 938¥2 (outsize)

MORPHETI VALE, district. Petition for grant towards support of a school teacher. A (1848) 981 p (1848) 311

MORPHETI VALE, district. Memorials from settlers about the best site for a pound. A (1848) 1190 A (1849) 84, 836 Q (1849) 25, 27, 128

MORPHET VALE, district. Harvest home. Reg. June 26, 1848. 2D

MORPHETI VALE, district. Ploughing matches. S.A. July 18, 1848. 3C S.A. Aug. 11, 1848. 2D S.A. Aug. 3, 1849. lB Times Aug. 6, 1849. lB Times Aug. 20, 1849. 3G S.A. Aug. 21, 1849. 2B S.A. Aug. 28, 1849. 2B Reg. Aug. 29, 1849. Supp. lC Times Sept. 3, 1849. 4E MORPHETI VALE, district. Heavy crops. S.A. Jan. 9, 1849. 2F

MORPHETI VALE, district. No work offering. A (1855) 2035 w (1855) 470

MORPHETI VALE, district. Compensation to section owners for land appropriated for roads. w (1855) 652, 706

MORPHETI VALE, district. J. Jarvis' claim for compensation for resumption of a road through section 547. A (1855) 3190 w (1855) 933

MORPHETI VALE, district. T.B. Kelly compensated for loss of land (sec., 594) resumed for a road. A (1855) 3500 w (1855) 930

MORPHETI VALE, district. Search for coal at Morphett Vale. A (1856) 824 . x (1856) 143

MORPHETI VALE, district - Name lists. Petition for jetty. A (1856) 862

MORPHETI VALE, town. W.R. Water's school. A (1848) 1021, 1173 p (1848) 371

MORPHETI VALE. rown. Spring cart service between Morphett Vale and Adelaide. Reg. May 16, 1840. 2C

MORPHETI VALE, rown. Pound established. A (1848) 1526 p (1848) 512

MORPHETI VALE, town. Erection of Union chapel. Reg. Sept. 8, 1849. 2E

MORPHETI VALE, town. Petition for the establishment of a local court. A (1850) 2186

MORPHETI VALE, rown. Land reserved as a police site. A (1854) 2122 v (1854) 633, 674

MORPHETI VALE, rown. A police station to be erected. A (1855) 729 w (1855) 111 MORPHEIT VALE, town. Local Court and Police station ready for use. A (1855) 1925 w (1875) 466

MORPHEIT VALE, town. S.M. forwards application of Distri t Council of Willunga for use of court house as district council office. A (1856) 851 x (1856) 147

MORPSHEIT VALE, .tm¥n. Registrar General reports change of registrar at Morphett Vale. A (1856) 3057 X Finance (1856) 316

MORPHEIT VALE, town - Postal arrangements. Emu Hotel used as a post office. D (1840) 331

MORPHEIT VALE, town - Postal arrangements. Miscellaneous references. E (1841) 52 A (1846) 773 L (1846) 369 A (1849) 796 A (1851) 3347

MORPHEIT VALE, .town - Postal arrangements. Post office removed from the Emu Hotel. W.E. Young appointed postmaster. A (1851) 2629 s (1851) 526

MORPHEIT VALE, 1QIDl See also St. Mary's Church (R.C.) Presbyterian Church Congregational Church Local Court Police Station, Morphett Yale, town

MORPHEIT VALE AGRICULTURAL ASSOCIATION. Meeting of the "Agricultural Society". Reg. Jan, 8, 1842. lB

MORPHEIT VALE AGRICULTURAL ASSOCIATION. Notice to members. Times Nov. 15, 1849. 2D S.A. Nov. 20, 1849. 3B

MDORPHEIT VALE DISTRICT COUNCIL. Settlers seek a postponement of its proclamation. A (1853) 2200, 2256, 2402, 2536 A (1854) 103 u (1853) 646, 658 v (1854) 72

MORPHEIT VALE DISTRICT COUNCIL. Seeks an advance of £200. A (1853) 3414 V (1854) 54 (twice) MORPHETI VALE DISTRICT COUNCIL. Miscellaneous early correspondence. A (1854) 699, 952

MORPHETI VALE DISTRICT COUNCIL. Governor's thanks for the prompt reply about placing Irish immigrants. w (1855) 469

MORPHETI VALE DISTRICT COUNCIL. Completes the school building. A (1855) 2401

MORPHETI VALE DISTRICT COUNCIL. Transfer of a section of land to Clarendon District Council. A (1855) 2886, 3353 w (1855) 720, 770

MORPHETI VALE DISTRICT COUNCIL. Granted use of Morphett Vale Local Court house as a meeting place. A (1855) 4099 x (1856) 49-50

MORPHETI VALE DISTRICT COUNCIL. George Worthington reports irregularities in the election of Councillors. A (1856) 727 x (1856) 120

MORPHETI VALE DISTRICT COUNCIL. Notifying appointment of James Clarke as Chairman. A (1856) 762

MORPHETI VALE DISTRICT COUNCIL. Phillip Hollins forwards memorial for proclamation of part of District of Willunga and Morphett Vale as District of Noarlunga. (Map included). A (1856) 1180

MORPHE'IT VALE DISTRICT COUNCIL. Chairman asks if Government will pay the expense of collection of the Agricultural Statistics. A (1856) 2569

MORPHE'IT VALE DISTRICT COUNCIL. Chairman recommends that the District remain as at present defined. A (1856) 2720 x (1856) 460, 476

MORPHE'ITVILLE. Construction of bridge over the Sturt on the road to Marion. A (1845) 276, 928, 1534, 1577 G (1845) 802 L (1845) 65, 82 (twice), 83, 84, 85 A (1846) 1, 22, 346, 348, 364 L (1846) 120, 236 twice

MORPHE'ITVILLE. For the beige over the Sturt on the Bay Road See Glenelg, district MORRIS, . Contractor for boarding up the Police Barracks stables. A (1856) 2561 X Finance (1856) 270

MORRIS, Arthur A . Seeks employment as a census collector. A (1855) 450

MORRIS, Charles. Charged with larceny. A (1845) 679

MORRIS, Charles. Acquitted of a charge of larceny. A (1845) 1102

MORRIS, Charles. A passenger to South Australia by the Rajah. (Constable), A (1849) 38, 49

MORRIS, Edward. A publican in distressed circumstances. A (1855) 1630 w (1855) 397

MORRIS, Mrs. Francis. Granted relief. A (1843) 860 G (1843) 257

MORRIS, George. Transported to Hobart, for ten years. A (1842) 501, 610. 949 E (1842) 810

MORRIS, George. Petition for mitigation of sentence. A (1844) 179 G (1844) 550

MORRIS, Henry. Employed as a census collector. L (1846) 131, 218

MORRIS, Henry*. Application for occupation licence near Reedy Creek. A (1847) 1529 p.2 *not necessarily "Henry Thomas"

MORRIS, Henry Thomas. Complains of the abuse of common lands near Hindmarsh Valley. A (1846) 897

MORRIS, Henry Thomas. Alleged murder of Malappa. A (1849) 1883~ p.5, 1907~ pp. 9-10, 1908 p.4 Reg. Sept. 1, 1849. 3C Times Sept. 3, 1849. 3G, 4D S.A. Sept. 4, 1849. 2E, 2F Times Sept. 10, 1849. 3B S.A. Sept. 11, 1849. 3A Times Sept. 24, 1849. 4A MORRIS, Henry Thomas. Charged with attacking native women. Times Sept. 10, 1849. 3D Times Sept. 24, 1849. 4B

MORRIS, Henry Thomas. Charged with assaulting two native women. A (1849) 1908 p.8

MORRIS, Henry Thomas. Applies for the position of Inspector of sheep. A (1855) 34 w (1855) 47

MORRIS, Henry Thomas. Activities as a Sub-Inspector of Sheep. A (1855) 2654, 3593

MORRIS, Henry Thomas. Succeeds John Hamilton as Chief Inspector of Sheep. A (1855) 3467~ W Finance (1855) 253

MORRIS, Henry Thomas. Mr. Mason, Clerk of the Cattle Market will act as his deputy in the city. A (1856) 42, 234 x (1856) ???

MORRIS, Henry Thomas. Asked to comment on relative merits of Junior Inspectors. x (1856) 108

MORRIS, Henry Thomas. Chief Inspector of Sheep granted a week's leave of absence. x (1856) 247

MORRIS?, H T . Applies for appointment as inspector of the Gold Escort. A (1853) 966 u (1853) 297

MORRIS, H T . Pays rent for his mineral lease known as Dawes' sett. A (1854) 1818, 1959 v (1854) 599

MORRIS, H T . Penalty for late payment of rent (C.L. Lease) remitted. W Finance (1855) 115

MORRIS, Mrs.. Jane. Seeks relief for her step-children. A (1847) 1417 0 (1847) 217 twice

MORRIS, John. Petition for mitigation of his sentence refused. A (1843) 434 G (1843) 72

MORRIS, John. Under sentence of transportation. A (1843) 641 ~' 666 G (1843) 179, 180 MORRIS, John. Complains of the seduction of his wife by John Baird. A (1844) 175 G (1844) 533

MORRIS, Julia. Seeks an increase in her pay as an employee of the Adelaide Lunatic Asylum. A (1853) 382

MORRIS, Richard. Tender for office furniture. A (1843) 422 G (1843) 51 twice, 52, 55

MORRIS, Richard. Convicted of burglary. A (1850) 2787

MORRIS, Thomas. Seeks remission of penalty for overdue 14 years' lease. A (1855) 2208

MORRIS, William. Appointed under turnkey at the Gaol. To have charge of lunatics. H (1844) 357 (thrice), 358, 359

MORRIS, William. Asks for quarters at the Gaol. A (1845) 170~, 204, 338 G (1845) 752, 832 (twice)

MORRIS, William. Application for fuel and water as turnkey at the Gaol. A (1845) 520, 617 G (1845) 859, 884 (twice)

MORRIS, William. Application for increased rations as Keeper of Lunatics. A (1846) 692 . L (1846) 359

MORRIS, William. Appointed Keeper at the Lunatic Asylum. His wife to be housekeeper. L (1846) 285 (twice)

MORRIS, William. Alleged incapacity as Head Keeper at the Lunatic Asylum. A (1847) 314, 411 N (1847) 153, 180

MORRIS, William. Report on conditions at the Lunatic Asylum. A (1849) 1049

MORRIS, William. Requests leave to complete land purchase beyond specified time. A (1856) 76

MORRISAY, James. Transported to Sydney. E (1841) 257

MORRISAY, James. His petition for remission of sentence refused. E (1841) 261 MORRISON, Charles Baker. Appointed to the Police Force. A (1846) 65 L (1846) 132

MORRISON, Charles Baker. Dismissed from the Police Force. A (1846) 1201

MORROW, Isaac. Appointment in the Mounted Police Force. A (1850) 1399

MORROW, William. A constable on the Isabella Watson. A (1846) 645

MORROW, William. Gratuity as contable on the Isabella Watson. N (1847) 220

MORSBY, Robert. Convicted of theft. A (1850) 1962

MORSE, Ann. Application for free passage to England. A (1850) 752 R (1850) 201

MORSE, Charles. Appointed to the Police Force. A (1849) 651

MORSE, Henry T C . Government aid for his school at Rowlands Flat. A (1850) 2174 s (1851) 475

MORTIMER, Edward. Supports petition for release of Mr. Marshall from gaol. A (1856) 722

MORTIMER, Mrs.. Rebecca. Seeks permission to occupy a Government cottage at Willunga. A (1851) 358

MORTIMER, Richard. Seeks permission to occupy a Government cottage at Willunga. A (1851) 358

MORTLOCK, William Ranson. Application for occupation licence on Eyre Peninsula. A (1847) 731 p.11

MORTLOCK, William Ranson. Evidence on the death of natives at Yalluna Station. A (1849) 1178

MORTLOCK, William Ranson. Troubled by natives on his run about 70 miles N.W. of Port Lincoln. A (1848) 1087, 1152 A (1849) 708 (outsize)

MORTLOCK, William Ranson. Appointed an Inspector of Sheep under the Scab Act. His instructions. T (1853) 1051 (twice) MORTLOCK, William Ranson. Resigns as Inspector of Sheep. A (1853) 1030, 1296, 1452¥2, 1549 u (1853 381, 317, 444, 459, 507

MORTLOCK, William Ranson. A lawsuit pending between him and William Williams about the non-branding of diseased sheep. A (1853) 1112

MORTON, Richard. Seeks admission to the Hospital. A (1845) 851 G (1845) 946

MORTON, Richard. Death in hospital. A (1846) 783

MORTON, Rev. Robert. Authorised to issue marriage licenses in Clarendon district. A (1855) 4170

MOSAMBIQUE, ship. Wrecked on beach near the Coorong. A (1854) 2502 v (1854) 765

MOSEL, Johann Friedrich. Does not take the oath of allegiance within the prescribed period. A (1853) 259

MOSELEY, Henry. Claim for money owing by J.B. Phipson. A (1851) 631, 734 s (1851) 137, 153

MOSELEY, H . Applies for a licence for a portion of the oyster bed at Glenelg. A (1854) 43, 160, 262, 530, 635 v (1854) 43, 115, 249

MOSES, Thomas. A constable on the Marion. A (1849) 345

MOSQUITOES. Cause an assistant to withdraw his offer to "sleep in" at the Assay Office. A (1852) 1601

MOSQUITO PLAINS See Naracoorte

MOSS, Joseph. A convict. His whereabouts. A (1854) 2079

MOULD, James. Seeks to patent a wheatgrinder. A (1848) 1309, 1409 p (1848) 430

MOULDEN, Joseph Eldin. Seeks appointment as a notary public. A (1851) 1339 s (1851) 295 MOTTLEY, Margaret. Acts as sub-matron and schoolteacher on the Agincourt. A (1855) 4083

MOULDEN, Joseph Eldin. Acts as town clerk at the first election of the Municipality of Kensington and Norwood. A (1853) 924

MOULDEN, Joseph Eldin. Forwards a petition urging the incorporation of Kensington and Norwood as a municipality. A (1853) 924 v (1853) 296

MOULDEN, Joseph Eldin. Acting town clerk of the Corporation of Kensington and Norwood. A (1853) 1912 u (1853) 609

MOULDEN, Joseph Eldin. Accepts office of Returning Officer, Election District of Burra, at Adelaide polling place. A (1855) 3165

MOULDEN, Joseph Eldin. CorrespoIJdence on behalf of J.H. Hubert. A (1855) 3493, 3602, 3803 w (1855) 822

MOULDEN, Joseph Eldin. Reporting Thomas Cuttings' great inconvendience in not being able to get his land grant. A (1856) 1291 x (1856) 251

MOULDEN, Joseph Eldin. Forwards John Henry Hubert's application for an oyster licence. A (1856) 2222, 2223

MOULDEN, J . Forwards memorial praying that Kent Town may be annexed to the towns of Kensington and Norwood. A (1856) 2676

MOULDEN, Thomas. Suggests a shorter route to Moorunde. A (1845) 226 G (1845) 761

MOULDEN, Thomas. On the probable scarcity of grain. A (1846) 494 L (1846) 289

MOULDEN, Thomas. Advertisement as a wool classer. S.A. Nov. 10, 1848. 3D

MOULDEN, Thomas. Seeks appointment as a member of a board for geological research. A (1851) 3751 s (1851) 787 MOULDEN, Thomas. Seeks an appointment at Port Elliot. A (1853) 666 u (1853) 209

MOULDEN, Thomas. Applies for the position as bookkeeper to the Goolwa Railway. A (1855) 348 w (1855) 103, 108

MOULLIA, Aboriginal. Sentenced to death. A (1843) 423

MOULLIA, Aboriginal. Reprieved. A (1843) 504 G (1843) 60

MOULLIA, Aboriginal. His removal to Adelaide not recommended. A (1843) 1235

MOULLIA, Aboriginal. Removed from Port Lincoln to Adelaide. A (1843) 1271 G (1843) 350, 370

MOULLIA, Aboriginal. His release recommended. A (1843) 1361

MOULLIA, Aboriginal. His trial. S.A. March 28, 1843. 2D S.A. March 31, 1843. 2D

MOULLIA, Aboriginal. Petition for release from gaol. A (1844) 562 H (1844) 24

MOULLIA, Aboriginal. Released and returned to Port Lincoln. A (1845) 465 G (1845) 822 (twice)

MO ULLIN, Daniel. Application for an occupation licence near the Thirty Nine Sections. A (1847) 1115 p.3

MOULTON, G . Payment for helping to put out a fire on the Government Farm. A (1844) 200 G (1844) 547, 552

MOULTON, Robert George. Appointed to the Mounted Police Force. A (1845) 983, 1134 K (1845) 63

MOULTON, Robert H . Injured in an explosion. E (1842) 775 Reg. April 16, 1842. 2F MOULTON, Robert H . Appointed temporary clerk in the Land Office. A (1843) 1044 G (1843) 261, 287, 319

MOULTON, Robert H . Temporarily employed in the Survey office before taking charge of the Government Farm. G (1843) 425 A (1844) 1, 189 G (1844) 454

MOULTON, Robert H . Reports damage to his quarters at the Government Farm. A (1844) 424

MOULTON, Robert H . In charge of the Government Farm. H (1844) 73 A (1845) 1137 A (1846) 90 A (1849) 446, 1108~ A (1855)3269

MOULTON, Robert H . Seeks appointment as chief draftsman in the Land Office. A (1847) 1158

MOULTON, Robert H . To occupy the new cottage at the Government Farm. p (1848) 229

MOULTON, Robert H . Incapacitated by accident. A (1849) 1108~

MOULTON, Robert H . Seeks permission to retain his garden at the Government Farm. A (1849) 1279

MOULTON, Robert H . His proposal for leasing the Government Farm. A (1849) 2141

MOULTON, Robert H . Seeks employment. A (1849) 2240

MOULTON, Robert H . No longer requdired as superintendent of the Government Farm. Q (1849) 481

MOULTON, Robert H . Seeks appointment as a Crown Lands Ranger. A (1850) 2168 R (1850) 549

MOULTON, Robert H . Offered a position as a constable in the Police Force. A (1853) 1892 (MISSING), 2110 u (1853) 584

MOULTON, Robert H . Requests that as Crown Lands Ranger he be granted a travelling allowance. A (1856) 195 MOUNSTON, James. Seeks appointment in the Police Force. A (1846) 771

MOUNT, Thomas. Seeks to buy section 1781 near Mount Barker. A (1846) 31

MOUNTAIN, Joseph. Appointed postmaster at McLaren Vale. A (1853) 858 u (1853) 271

MOUNT ARDEN, district See also Aborigines - Mount Arden district

MOUNT BARKER, district. Visit of W .H. Dutton and John Cannan. D (1839) 50

MOUNT BARKER, district. Description. Reg. Nov. 28, 1840. 4A

MOUNT BARKER, district. Destruction of timber on surveyed land. E (1841) 13

MOUNT BARKER, district. Proposed pound. A (1842) 446

MOUNT BARKER, district. Progress of settlement. S.A. May 20, 1842. 3B S.A. Aug. 11, 1843. 2C Reg. Jan. 15, 1847. 3B Reg. Jan. 27, 1847. 2E S.A. Nov. 6, 1849. 4A

MOUNT BARKER, district. Petition for establishment of a resident magistrate's court at Mount Barker. Signed by 53 settlers. A (1843) 665 G (1843) 226

MOUNT BARKER, district. Signatures to a petition. A (1843) 1009

MOUNT BARKER, district. Petition against Bill for leasing Crown Lands by tender or auction. A (1843) 1470 G (1843) 441

MOUNT BARKER, district. Troublesome natives. A (1843) 812, p.1

MOUNT BARKER, district. Discovery of iron pyrites. A (1843) 1434

MOUNT BARKER, district. Outrage by natives at Lawson's Station. S.A. April 14, 1843. 2D MOUNT BARKER, district. Aggressive natives. Reg. May 6, 1843. 3A

MOUNT BARKER, district. Failure of potato crop. S.A. Nov. 10, 1843. 3A

MOUNT BARKER, district. Successful wine making. Reg. Jan. 27, 1844. 3A

MOUNT BARKER, district. Copper found on L. Macfarlane's run. A (1845) 681 G (1845) 901

MOUNT BARKER, district. Dr. J. Gedmmell begins to practise. Reg. Feb. 22, 1845. 2C

MOUNT BARKER, district. Dr. George Bull begins to practise. S.A. March 21, 1845. 2A

MOUNT BARKER, district. The Cattle Company's estate sold. S.A. April 15, 1845. 3B

MOUNT BARKER, district. Descrisption. S.A. Oct. 3, 1845. 2D

MOUNT BARKER, district. Reports on crops. Reg. dee. 17, 1845. 3D S.A. Feb. 9, 1847. SD S.A. Dec. 28, 1847. 3F Reg. jan. 10, 1849. 3A

MOUNT BARKER, district. Roman catholic service held in a barn at Little Dublin. Reg. Jan. 21, 1846. 2E

MOUNT BARKER, district. Construction of a bridge over the Onkaparinga. Reg. May 2, 1846. 3B

MOUNT BARKER, district. Construction of bridge over Onkaparinga. A (1847) 402~, p. 12

MOUNT BARKER, district. Report on the crops. A (1847) 441~

MOUNT BARKER, district. Correspondence aboaut the boundary of a proposed hundred. A 91847) 622, 636, 693 N (1847) 266, 270, 298

MOUNT BARKER, district. Memorial signed by 54 residents. A (1847) 1197 0 (1847) 113 MOUNT BARKER, district. Memorials signed by about 120 settlers. A (1847) 1563

MOUNT BARKER, district. Rise in value of land. S.A. April 16, 1847. 3D

MOUNT BARKER, district. Meeting of subscribers towards erection of a Presbyterian Church in the northern part of the district. S.A. May 4, 1847. 3F

MOUNT BARKER, district. Patterson's windmill for sale. Reg. May 15, 1847. lB

MOUNT BARKER, district. Damage done by storm. S.A. July 27, 1847. 3C S.A. Aug. 3, 1847. 3C

MOUNT BARKER, district. List of subscribers towards the erection of a bridge. A (1848) 204

MOUNT BARKER, district. Appointment of a poundkeeper. A (1848) 387, 578 p (1848) 140, 192

MOUNT BARKER, district. Report on mineral resources of various sections. A (1848) 587 p (1848)

MOUNT BARKER, district. Ploughing match. S.A. Aug. 18, 1848. 3A Reg. Aug. 23, 1848. 2A S.A. Sept. 8, 1848. 2C S.A. Sept. 29, 1848. 2C

MOUNT BARKER, district. Public meeting discusses the state of roads, bridges, etc. S.A. Dec. 8, 1848. 2E, 3C S.A. Dec. 26, 1848. 2D Reg. Dec. 9, 1848. 2B

MOUNT BARKER, district. Memorial, signed by 90 residents, against the resumption of special surveys. A (1849) 78 Q (1849) 34

MOUNT BARKER, district. Memorial, signed by 60 settlers, asking for the extension of the boundaries of the hundred of Macclesfield. A (1849) 505, 535 Q (1849) 173

MOUNT BARKER, district. Construction of various bridges. A (1849) 841 Q (1849) 249, 258 MOUNT BARKER, district. Population and farming statistics. A (1849) 1039, p.7

MOUNT BARKER, district. Bad state of roads and bridges. A (1849) 1577, 1602 Q (1849) 459

MOUNT BARKER, district. Barley crops attacked by caterpillars. Times Jan. 8, 1849. 2E S.A. Jan. 9, 1849. 2F Reg. Jan. 10, 1849. 3A

MOUNT BARKER, district. Rumoured discoveries of gold. Reg. March 3, 1849. 2D

MOUNT BARKER, district. Memorial signed by about 150 settlers. A (1850) 861 (outsize)

MOUNT BARKER, district. List of wheat growers. A (1851) 2100

MOUNT BARKER, district. Correspondence about roads in the Macclesfield hundred. A (1851) 3766 T (1852) 70

MOUNT BARKER, district. Police needed to prevent offences by men on the way to the gold diggings. A (1852) 665 (outsize) T (1852) 215

MOUNT BARKER, district. Memorial signed by a number of settlers on account of John Gibbins. A (1854) 3251 v (1854) 1089

MOUNT BARKER, district. Alleged discovery of coal in the locality. A (1855) 2266, 2438

MOUNT BARKER, district. Appointed a deputy registration district. A (1855) 1732 w (1855) 440

MOUNT BARKER, district. A ranger needed. A (1852) 2188 T (1852) 708

MOUNT BARKER, district - Name lists. List of electors and signatures of settlers. A (1853) 1714, 2010 A (1855) 1114 (outsize gr.3) MOUNT BARKER, district See also Rock Creek Special Survey Wheal Margaret Mining Company Roads - Mount Barker Road

MOUNT BARKER, town. Subdivided. Reg. Feb. 22, 1840. lD

MOUNT BARKER, town. Establishment of pound. A (1842) 420 A (1847) 1434 E (1842) 769, 824 0 (1847) 221

MOUNT BARKER, 1Qwn. Proposed bench at the Police Station for the accommodation of magistrate. A (1842) 527 E (1842) 840, 866

MOUNT BARKER, town. Lock-up house needed. A (1842) 806 F (1842) 164

MOUNT BARKER, town. Weekly conveyance discontinued. S.A. May 27, 1842. 3C

MOUNT BARKER, town. Advertisement of J. Lawrence's weekly conveyance. S.A. Jan. 20, 1843. 3E

MOUNT BARKER, 1Qwn. Advertisement of Bell's weekly conveyance. Reg. jan. 21, 1843. lB

MOUNT BARKER, 1Qwn. School to be opened by Miss MacGowan. S.A. May 9, 1843. 3E

MOUNT BARKER, tIDYn. Proposed erection of a Presbyterian Church. A (1846) 903 M (1846) 15 A (1847) 259 N (1847) 139 (twice) S.A. July 7, 1846. 3A S.A. Aug. 4, 1846. 2A S.A. Oct. 6, 1846. SA S.A. Apr. 27, 1847. 3E S.A. Dec. 14, 1847. 2F

MOUNT BARKER, 1Qwn. Memorial asking for a bridge. A (1847) 1429 0 (1847) 204 MOUNT BARKER, .tmm. J.J. Bonnar's school. S.A. Feb. 19, 1847. 3C S.A. Dec. 28, 1847. 3E S.A. Jan. 14, 1848. 2D S.A. Dec. 8, 1848. 3B S.A. Dec. 26, 1848. 2C S.A. Jan. 5, 1849. 3C S.A. May 22, 1849. 3C MOUNT BARKER, IDIDi. J.J. Bonnar's school. ... cont. S.A. Dec. 11, 1849. 2D A (1848) 289. 497 p (1848) 120, 173

MOUNT BARKER, town. Justices of the peace eulogised. S.A. July 27, 1847. 2D

MOUNT BARKER, .tmm. Proceedings of the Magistrates' Court. S.A. Aug. 3, 1847. 3A S.A. Sept. 28, 1847. 3E S.A. Jan. 25, 1848. 3D S.A. Feb. 4, 1848. 2E S.A. March 3, 1848. 3C S.A. June 2, 1848. 3B

MOUNT BARKER, town. W. Freeman's wekly spring-cart service. S.A. Sept. 28, 1847. 2E, 3E

MOUNT BARKER, town. Construction of bridge. A (1848) 479 P (1848) 165 twice

MOUNT BARKER, town. Horse races. Reg. March 29, 1848. 2C

MOUNT BARKER, .tmm. A. Simpson's weekly conveyance. S.A. Sept. 22, 1848. 2F

MOUNT BARKER, .tmm. Criticism of the local Bench of Magistrates. S.A. Oct. 13, 1848. 2D

MOUNT BARKER, town. Correspondence about the election of a chairman to the Bench of Magistrates. A (1849) 1663, 2119 Q (1849) 487

MOUNT BARKER, town. Sale of John Finniss' allotments. Times March 26, 1849. 2D Times April 9, 1849. 2C

MOUNT BARKER, .tmm. Miscellaneous references. S.A. March 27, 1849. 2F S.A. March 30, 1849. 2F MOUNT BARKER, town. Extensive sale of allotments. S.A. April 6, 1849. 3D S.A. April 17, 1849. 2F

MOUNT BARKER, tmYn. High price of land. Times April 16, 1849. 3F

MOUNT BARKER, 1ffiYn. Concert at the Crown Land. S.A. April 17, 1849. 2F

MOUNT BARKER, town. Teetotal meeting. S.A. Oct. 5, 1849. 3B

MOUNT BARKER, town. J.B. Shepherdson's sawmill. S.A. Nov. 23, 1849. 2E

MOUNT BARKER, 1ffiYn, Arrangements for bringing a Presbyterian minister from Scotland. S.A. Nov. 30, 1849. 2D

MOUNT BARKER, 1ffiYn. Petition signed by 40 residents. A (1850) 641

MOUNT BARKER, town. Memorial asking that an area. of land be reserved for public use. A (1850) 2030 R (1850) 531, 563

MOUNT BARKER, town. Memorial seeking relief for destitute families in the town. A (1851) 1722

MOUNT BARKER, 1ffiYn. Memorial urging the appointment of a Special Magistrate. A (1851) 3932 T (1852) 42

MOUNT BARKER, town. Dunn's wheat store burst. Obs. Mar. 28, 1857. 4D, 7F

MOUNT BARKER, tmYn. F. Dawson invited to act as sepcial magistrate without pay. A (1852) 278 T (1852) 42, 109

MOUNT BARKER, .tmm. Memorial urging the reopening of the pound. A (1852) 3316 MISSING t (1852) 992

MOUNT BARKER, 1ffiYn. A memorial uring the appointment of a local Police Commissioner. A (1853) 24

MOUNT BARKER, town. Seek to come under the Municipal Corporation Act. Protest against inclusion in a District Council. A (1853) 1982, 2007, 2010, 2376, 3329 u (1853) 963 MOUNT BARKER, town. Nairne to be chief polling place, Electoral District of Mt. Barker, in lieu of Mt. Barker. w (1855) .638

MOUNT BARKER, tmm. District ranger (S. Freeman) authorise to impound cattle unlawfully depasturing. A (1855) 3596 w (1855) 837

MOUNT BARKER, tmm. S.M. forwards an explanation relating to an excess in vote. A (1856) 2704

MOUNT BARKER, tmm - Postal arrangements. Miscellaneous references. A (1842) 302, 331, 591 A (1843) 202, 927, 938, 982, 1084 A (1845) 637, 1331 A (1846) 412, 618, 678 A (1847) 1197, 1220, 1253, 1295, 1302, 1347 A (1848) 366, 1283 A (1849) 133 A (1850) 641 E (1842) 657, 701 F (1842) 44 F (1843) 392 G (1843) 282, 286, 341 L (1845) 20 L (1846) 325 Q (1847) 132, 154, 171, 172 twice 0 (1847) 113 R (1850) 198 s (1851) 28 A (1853) 1010 S.A. March 23, 1847. SB

MOUNT BARKER, 1ID1m. See also St. Francis de Sales' Church Resident Magistrate's Court Wesleyan Church Local Court Presbyterian Church Female Immigrant Depot

MOUNT BARKER, town - Postal arrangements. Police Sergeant to act as postmaster, E (1842) 656

MOUNT BARKER, town - Postal arrangements. Regular postal services with Adelaide considered premature. F (1842) 7

MOUNT BARKER, town - Postal arrangements. Weekly conveyance organised between Adelaide and Moutn Barker. S.A. May 10, 1842. 2B MOUNT BARKER, town - Postal arrangements. Postmaster needed. A (1847) 229, 324 N (1847) 114, 156

MOUNT BARKER, town - Postal arrangements. Memorial protesting against an alteration in the hours of arrival and despatch of the mails. A (1850) 2076 R (1850) 531

MOUNT BARKER, town - Postal arrangements. Request that branch mails in the district be restored. A (1852) 787 T (1852) 248

MOUNT BARKER AGRICULTURAL ASSOCIATION. Formed. S.A. Nov. 27, 1846. 3B Reg. Nov. 28, 1846. 2A

MOUNT BARKER AGRICULTURAL ASSOCIATION. Show held in March 1847. Reg. Feb. 24, 1847. lC, 2A S.A. March 2, 1847. 2A Reg. March 3, 1847. lB S.A. March 5, 1847. 4D S.A. March 12, 1847. 3D S.A. March 26, 1847. 4B Reg. March 27, 1847. 2D S.A. April 16, 1847. 3E

MOUNT BARKER AGRICULTURAL ASSOCIATION. Ploughing match of September 1847. Reg. Aug. 28, 1847. lC Reg. Sept. 4, 1847. lC S.A. Sept. 10, 1847. 2F Reg. Sept. 11, 1847. 3D

MOUNT BARKER AGRICULTURAL ASSOCIATION. Miscellaneous references. S.A. Oct. 29, 1847. 3B S.A. Nov. 12, 1847. 3B S.A. Dec. 21, 1847. 3D S.A. June 23, 1848. 2E S.A. Aug. 18, 1848. 3A Reg. Aug. 23, 1848. 2A S.A. Sept. 8, 1848. 2C S.A. Sept. 29, 1848. 2C S.A. Nov. 24, 1848. 4B Reg. Nov. 11, 1848. 4B Reg. Nov. 15, 1848. SD S.A. Dec. 8, 1848. 2E, 3C Times Dec. 11, 1848. 2F, 4A Times Dec. 18, 1848. lB, 4B S.A. Dec. 26, 1848. 2D Reg. Dec. 9, 1848. 2B S.A. Aug. 17, 1849. 3D S.A. Nov. 6, 1849. 4A S.A. Nov. 13, 1849. 2E MOUNT BARKER AGRICULTURAL ASSOCIATION. The show of April 1849. Times March 26, 1849. 2E S.A. March 27, 1849. lB S.A. April 3, 1849. 3D S.A. April 17, 1849. 2D S.A. April 20, 1849. 2B Times April 23, 1849. 3F

MOUNT BARKER AGRICULTURAL ASSOCIATION. Memorial protesting against the suspension of emigration to South Australia. A (1848) 58 p (1848) 25

MOUNT BARKER AGRICULTURAL ASSOCIATION. Memorial complaining about the Mount Barker Road. A (1848) 1706

MOUNT BARKER AGRICULTURAL ASSOCIATION. The show of March 1848. S.A. Feb. 22, 1848. 2F S.A. Feb. 25, 1848. 3C S.A. March 3, 1848. lC S.A. March 28, 1848. 3A Reg. March 25, 1848. 2C

MOUNT BARKER AGRICULTURAL ASSOCIATION. Complains of the state of roads and bridges in the district. A (1849) 1577, 1602

MOUNT BARKER AGRICULTURAL ASSOCIATION. Ploughing match of September 1849. S.A. Sept. 7, 1849. 2C

MOUNT BARKER DISTRICT CCOUNCIL. Petitions for and against its formation. A (1853) 181, 220~, 1982, 2005, 2007, 2010, 2020, 2112, 2176 u (1853) 636, 699

MOUNT BARKER DISTRICT COUNCIL. Initial expenses. A (1853) 2989 u (1853) 857

MOUNT BARKER DISTRICT COUNCIL. Enquires whether roads in the township are public roads. A (1853) 2990 u (1853) 860

MOUNT BARKER DISTRICT COUNCIL. Miscellaneous early correspondence. A (1854) 730, 2931, 3804 v (1854) 878

MOUNT BARKER DISTRICT COUNCIL. Township proclaimed under the impounding act. A (1855) 513, 566 w (1855) 155 MOUNT BARKER DISTRICT COUNCIL. Requests an extension of the Dog Act to Mount Barker. A (1855) 1361 w (1855) 361

MOUNT BARKER DISTRICT COUNCIL. Appoints W. Hill as their Adelaide agent. A (1855) 1419

MOUNT BARKER DISTRICT COUNCIL. As Mt. Barker is not a Government town, the Government has not reserve of land for a school. A (1855) MISSING w (1855) 384, 488

MOUNT BARKER DISTRICT COUNCIL. Agrees to the Govemsment's plan for the unemployed. A (1855) 1419 w (1855) 357

MOUNT BARKER DISTRICT COUNCIL. Ranger (S. Freeman) authorised to impound cattle unlawfully depasturing in district. A (1855) 3596 w (1855) 837

MOUNT BARKER DISTRICT COUNCIL. Council requests confirmation of road order. A (1856) 240, 863

MOUNT BARKER DISTRICT COUNCIL. Clerk reports rates assessment and appointment of a Chairman, Mr. Benjamin Gray. A (1856) 1939

. MOUNT BARKER DISTRICT COUNCIL. Chairman asks if Government will pay the expense of collection of the Agricultural statistics. A (1856) 2558

MOUNT BARKER DISTRICT COUNCIL. Clerk forwards statement of receipts from sales from pounds of unclaimed cattle. A (1856) 2924~ x (1856) 497

MOUNT BARKER MINERAL SURVEY See Rocky Creek Special Survey

MOUNT BARKER ROAD See Roads - Mt. Barker Road

MOUNT BARKER SPECIAL SURVEY. Land to be let. Reg. Oct. 2, 1841. 2B

MOUNT BARKER SPRINGS. Mrs. Jobbing's school. A (1850) 2487 MOUNT BENSON, district. Cattle stealing by natives on Gifford's station. A (1847) 585, 930

MOUNT BROWN, district. Extra police protection needed. A (1848) 426 p (1848) 154

MOUNT BROWN, district See also Aborigines - Mount Brown, district

MOUNT BROWN, district. Affray with natives on the Halletts' run. A (1844) 932, 1044, 1120, 1135, 1248, 1249~, 1293, 1446, 1467, 1511, 1528 H (1844) 162, 223, 230, 233, 287, 288, 333, 337, 341 (twice) A (1845) 143, 256, 61, 647 G (1845) 887, 894 (twice) 895

MOUNT BRYAN, district. Natives attack settlers. A (1843) 32, 448, 468 F (1843) 313 G (1843) 90 (twice)

MOUNT BRYAN, district. Visited by Governdor Grey. S.A. Aug. 30, 1842. 2D Reg. Sept. 3, 1842. 3B

MOUNT BRYAN, district. Troublesome natives. Reg. Dec. 7, 184. 3B

MOUNT BRYAN, district. Good country taken up by Price Maurice. S.A. Adpril 18, 1845. 3A

MOUNT BRYAN, district See also Aborigines - Mount Bryan, district Wallimaroo, Aboriginal

MOUNTCASTLE, Sidney. Seeks remission of fine. A (1847) 1505

MOUNT CRAWFORD, district. Growth of huge potatoes. S.A. March 26, 1844. 2D

MOUNT CRAWFORD, district - Name lists. Petition from settlers. A (1854) 95

MOUNT CRAWFORD, district See also Roads Trial Hill Road

MOUNT CRAWFORD DISTRICT COUNCIL. Petition from settlers urging its proclamation. A (1854) 956 v (1854) 546 MOUNT CRAWFORD DISTRICT COUNCIL. Miscellaneous aearly correspondence. A (1854) 2249, 2472, 2932 v (1854) 716, 761

MOUNT CRAWFORD DISTRICT COUNCIL. Forwards amendments to the Cattle Slaughtering Act. A (1854) 826, 2933 v (1854) 972

MOUNT CRAWFORD DISTRICT COUNCIL. Ranger appointed cattle from Waste Lands of the Crown to be impounded. A (1855) 2658

MOUNT CRAWFORD DISTRICT COUNCIL. Road through sections 976 and 969. Corespondence re Gazette notices. A (1855) 2471 w (1855) 640, 760

MOUNT CRAWFORD DISTRICT COUNCIL. Draft bye law relating to the despaturing of cattle Ion waste lands sof district. (Approved). A 91855) 2795, 3193 w (1855) 677, 746

MOUNT CRAWFORD DISTRICT COUNCIL. David Randall forwards memorial for union of districts of Mount Crawford and Barossa East. A (1856) 321

MOUNT CRAWFORD DISTRICT COUNCIL. Clerk forwards a memorial for government assistance in opening up communication within their district. A (1856) 419

MOUNT CRAWFORD DISTRICT COUNCIL. Clerk forwards memorial praying that Mount Crawford may not be united with the District of Barossa East. A (1856) 591, 713 x (1856) 93

MOUNT CRAWFORD DISTRICT COUNCIL. Chairman requests grant equal to amount of rates collected. A (1856) 740, 2063 x (1856) 156

MOUNT CRAWFORD DISTRICT COUNCIL. Clerk of Para Wirra District forwards request that road order of Mount Crawford District Council not be confirmed. A (1856) 1687

MOUNT CRAWFORD DISTRICT COUNCIL. Clerk forwards copy of resolution of meeting stating that Charles Hedditch is not a safe person to be at large. A (1856) 2778 x (1856) 502

MOUNT CRAWFORD DISTRICT COUNCIL. Clerk forwards application for site for school. A (1856) 2111, 3050 MOUNT CRAWFORD DISTRICT COUNCIL. Clerk forwards statistics. A (1856) 3051

MOUNT CRAWFORD DISTARICT COUNCIL. Clerk forwards three road orders for confirmation. A (1856) 3217, 3237

MOUNT CRAWFORD DISTRICT COUNCIL. Chairman requests District Council may retain proceeds of sales of unclaimed cattle from pound. A (1856} 3230 x (1856) 497

MOUNT CRAWFORD ESTATE. Auctioneer's advertisement. S.A. Sept. 23, 1845. 2B

MOUNTED POLICE BARRACKS, Adelaide. Erection of first portion of new building. A (1850) 872, 889 A (1851) 420, 457, 495 s (1851) 92

MOUNTED POLICE BARRACKS, Adelaide. Stables dilapidated and dangerous to horses. A (1853) 30 u (1853) 10

MOUNT POLICE BARRACKS, Adelaide. Plan showing site. A (1853) 1769

MOUNT POLICE BARRACKS, Adelaide. A small powder magazine to be constructed. A (1854) 1965 v (1854) 637

MOUNTED POLICE BARRACKS, Adelaide. Work to commence on additions and alterations. A (1854) 826 v (1854) 305

MOUNTED POLICE BARRACKS, Adelaide. Alterations to old buildings. Tracing showing buildings to be removed. A (1854) 2967 A (1855) 1030 w (1855) 299

MOUNTED POLICE BARRACKS, Adelaide. The newly built powder magazine is reported unsafe. A (1855) 942, 2067 W Finance (1855) 28

MOUNTED POLICE BARRACKS, Adelaide See also Police Paddock, Adelaide Powder Magazine, Mount Police Barrakcs Armoury, North Terrace MOUNTED POLICE BARRACKS, Adelaide. Dust damaging arms in the armoury. Plastering of ceiling and whitewashing of walls to be carried out to prevent it. A (1856) 3082 X Finance (1856) 321

MOUNTED POLICE BARRACKS, Adelaide. Stables boarded up: contractor, Mr. Morris. A (1856) 2561 X Finance (1856) 270

MOUNTED POLICE BARRACKS, Adelaide. Repairs to saddler's shop and inspector's quarters and fixing iron grating. A (1856) 2137 X Finance (1856) 213

MOUNTED POLICE BARRACKS, Adelaide. Cementing externally the arch and also the end walls of the roof of the Powder Magazine at the Mounted Police Barracks. A (1856) 2167 X Finance (1856) 214

MOUNTED POLICE BARRACKS, Adelaide. Constable acting as ·clerk to receive increased pay. A (1855) 1095 W Finance (1855) 40

MOUNTED POLICE BARRACKS, Adelaide. No more stone to be quarried from the Reserve. A (1855) 2366

MOUNTED POLICE BARRACKS, Adelaide. Samm repairs, alterations and additions. A (1855) 1244 (stable repairs), 1936~ (well pump), 2721 (sand in well), 4166~ (W.C.'s) W Finance (1855) 49 (stable repairs). 64 (sand in well), 90 (deepening well, drain), 139 (well pump), 151 (well pump) X Finance (1856) 2 (W.C.'s)

MOUNTED POLICE BARRACKS, Adelaide. Correspondence about military and police accommodation, allotment of rooms, etc. A (1855) 2973, 3220 w (1855) 696, 707

MOUNTED POLICE BARRACKS, Adelaide. A (1855) 3306

MOUNT GAMBIER, district. Discovery of good land. Mount Gambier and Mout Schank examined. Reg. July 39, 1842. 2B S.A. Aug. 2, 1842. 2B

MOUNT GAMBIER, district. Introduction of sheep in large numbers from Portland Bay. S.A. Aug. 15, 1843. 2B

MOUNT GAMBIER, district. Short list of the principal squatters. Reg. Dec. 165, 1843. 3A MOUNT GAMBIER, district. Described by W. Giles. S.A. May 13, 1845. 2E

MOUNT GAMBIER, district. Steps taken to obtain for the police the services of natives. A (1846) 197, 391, 688, 1515 M (1846) 206 (twice)

MOUNT GAMBIER, district. Presence of unlicensed spirit dealers and bad characters. Murders of natives. A (1846) 1095, 1096, 1115 M (1846) 58, 82, 88 (twice)

MOUNT GAMBIER, district. J. Byng's application for publican's licence refused. A (1847) 669 N (1847) 294

MOUNT GAMBIER, district. Eviction of Mr. Henty. S.A. June 15, 1847. 3B

MOUNT GAMBIER, district. Sheep-stealing by natives. S.A. Sept. 21, 1847. 3B Reg. Sept. 18, 1847. 3B

MOUNT GAMBIER, district. Prevalence of horse stealing. A (1848) 849 p (1848) 290

MOUNT GAMBIER, district. Wholesale sheep stealing. Times Jan. 8, 1849. 2F S.A. Jan. 9, 1849. 2F Times Feb. 12, 1849. 4E

MOUNT GAMBIER, district. Request for a pound refused. T (1852) 8

MOUNT GAMBIER, district. Men unwilling to volunteer as special constables because of the scarcity of labour. A (1852) 1184

MOUNT GAMBIER, district. S.M., Penola requests Pittings for new court house and wants to know under whose control they will come. A (1856) 147

MOUNT GAMBIER, district. Peter D. Prankerd forwards memorial praying that the country which surrounds Mount Gambier may be declared a hundred. A (1856) 2587 x (1856) 465

MOUNT GAMBIER, district. R.R. Leake forwards counter memorial against Mount Gambier District being proclaimed a hundred. A (1856) 2771 MOUNT GAMBIER, district See also Aborigines - Mount Gambier district

MOUNT GAMBIER, town. Naturalisation desired by several German residents. A (1855) 3642 w (1855) 843

MOUNT GAMBIER, town. Old Police Station at Mount Gambier to be available for use as a Public School House. x (1856) 174

MOUNT GAMBIER, town - Postal arrangements. Postmaster needed. A (1847) 939 0 (1847) 9 twice

MOUNT GAMBIER, .tIDYil - Postal arrangements. Appointment of P. Moore as postmaster. A (1847) 1130, 1406, 1567 0 (1847) 95, 96, 191, 192, 246 twice

MOUNT GAMBIER, town - Postal arrangements. Miscellaneous references. A (1848) 1386 P (1848) 448 thrice A (1849) 742, 1137 A (1850) 1160 Q (1849) 230, 293 T (1852) 956

MOUNT GAMBIER, town - Postal arrangements. Settlers request certain alterations to the mail route. A (1852) 2731 T (1852) 852

MOUNT GAMBIER, .tIDYil - Postal arrangements. For the overland mail from Adelaide See Postal communication with New South Wales

MOUNT GAMBIER, .tIDYil - Postal arrangements See also Postal communication with New South Wales South Eastern district - Postal arrangements

MOUNT GAMBIER, .tIDYI1 See also Local Court, Mount Gambier

MOUNT GAMBIER, town See also Police Station Female Immigrant Depot

MOUNT GAWLER. Murder of John Brown and Joseph Lovelock by natives. A (1842) 81,82 MOUNTIN, Joseph. Desirous of emigrating to South Australia. A (1845) 1025 K (1845) 36 N (1847) 6

MOUNT REMARKABLE, district. Alfred Searle appointed as deputy returning officer at Mount Remarkable. A (1856) 2454

MOUNT REMARKABLE, district. Surveyor General reports land resumed for roads and reserve in the Mount Remarkable Mineral Survey. A (1856) 2800

MOUNTINEY, Thomas. Cook's assistant on the Harpley. A (1848) 1362

MOUNT JAGGED, district. Ellis S. Clure, timber merchant, Mount Jagged (signatory to a petition). A (1856) 2130

MOUNT LIVERPOOL, district. Mineral resources. A (1849) 1638, p. 3

MOUNT LOFfY RANGES. Prevalence of cattle stealing. A (1842) 471

MOUNT LOFfY RANGES See also New Tiers

MOUNT PLEASANT, district, Discovery of gold. Obs. Feb. 12, 1870. p.15c

MOUNT PLEASANT, town. Livestock market established. Obs. Feb. 23, 1856. p.lf

MOUNT REMARKABLE. S.W. White to keep meteorological observations. A (1852) 1118

MOUNT REMARKABLE, district. Existence of minerals on White's section denied. A (1844) 845 H (1844) 145

MOUNT REMARKABLE, district. A native constable to be appointed. L (1846) 347

MOUNT REMARKABLE, district. Governor Robe's visit. S.A.. Nov. 17, 1846. 6A S.A. Dec. 8, 1846. SA Reg. Dec. 9, 1846. 2E

MOUNT REMARKABLE, district. Mining operations abandoned. A (1847) 317, p. 11 MOUNT REMARKABLE, district. Correspondence about police protection. A (1848) 426 p (1848) 154

MOUNT REMARKABLE, district. Sheep stealing by natives. A (1848) 569

MOUNT REMARKABLE, district. Surveyor General reports survey of mineral sections near Mount Remarkable. A (1856) 1225

MOUNT REMARKABLE, district. Question of a mineral lease rented by Messrs Samuel Davenport and Matthew Forster in the district. A (1856) 1796 X Finance (1856) 319

MOUNT REMARKABLE, district. J. & S. Yeates reports want of Magistrate at Mount Remarkable. A (1856) 2873

MOUNT REMARKABLE, district - Name lists. A petition from settlers. A (1854) 2720 v (1854) 864

MOUNT REMARKABLE, district - Name lists. Petition. A (1855) 4034

MOUNT REMARKABLE, district - Postal arrangements. Petition for a postal service granted. A (1854) 2720, 2958 v (1854) 864, 895

MOUNT REMARKABLE, district See also Aborigines - Mount Remarkable district Melrose

MOUNT REMARKABLE MINING COMPANY. Complains of lack of postal service between Adelaide and the north. A (1846) 1540 M (1846) 216

MOUNT REMARKABLE MINING COMPANY. Miscellaneous references. S.A. Sept. 24, 1847. 2B S.A. Oct. 19, 1847. 3E S.A. Nov. 5, 1847. 3C Reg.Feb.26, 1848. 3B S.A. Oct. 20, 1848. 3B Reg. Oct. 21, 1848. 2E Times Oct. 23, 1848. 2E

MOUNT REMARKABLE MINING COMPANY. Report on operations. A (1848) 65 p. 13 MOUNT REMARKABLE MINING COMPANY. Applications for purchase of land near Spencer Gulf. A (1848) 457, 1196 P (1848) 160, 163, 408 twice

MOUNT REMARKABLE MINING COMPANY. Asks permission to depasture stock on Crown Lands adjoining its property. A (1848) 1974

MOUNT REMARKABLE MINING COMP ANY. Short comments on the affairs of the Company frequently appear in the share market and mining columns in the SQllh Australian Register, beginning 28/6/48.

MOUNT REMARKABLE SPECIAL SURVEY. Negotiations for its purchase. A (1846) 671, 693, 709, 785, 1107, 1168 L (1846) 339, 340, 341 (twice), 369 M (1846) 63 (twice), 69, 150

MOUNT REMARKABLE SPECIAL SURVEY. Enquiry by a syndicate represented by John Morphett. A (1846) 691, 698, 745 L (1846) 338, 339

MOUNT REMARKABLE SPECIAL SURVEY. Grant to be made out in the names of F.H. Dutton and A.L. Elder. A (1846) 1131 M (1846) 60

MOUNT REMARKABLE SPECIAL SURVEY. Miscellaneous notices. S.A. June 9, 1846. 3C S.A. June 12, 1846. 2D S.A. June 19, 1846. 3E S.A. Juny 14, 1846. 2D S.A. Sept. 15, 1846. 3E S.A. Sept. 22, 1846. 2A S.A. Sept. 29, 1846. 5D S.A. Nov. 24, 1846. 5D S.A. Jan. 1, 1847. 6C

MOUNT REMARKABLE SPECIAL SURVEY. An unsuccessful speculation. A (1847) 964~ (outsize)

MOUNT REMARKABLE SPECIAL SURVEY. Mr. Finke's favourable opinion. S.A. Aug. 27, 1847. 3F

MOUNT REMARKABLE SPECIAL SURVEY. Miscellaneous references. S.A. Oct. 19, 1847. 3E Reg. Oct. 20, 1847. 3F S.A. Nov. 5, 1847. 3C Reg. Aug. 26, 1848. 2E MOUNT REMARKABLE SPECIAL SURVEY. Correspondence about depasturing stock on common lands. Q (1849) 2

MOUNT REMARKABLE SPECIAL SURVEY. Proprietors seek to surrender the Survey in exchange for land orders. A (1851) 1481, 1532 s (1851) 283, 334

MOUNT REMARKABLE SPECIAL SURVEY. For correspondence about the proprietors' application for a special survey at Emu Flats See Blyth, district

MOUNT REMARKABLE SPECIAL SURVEY See also Mount Remarkable Mining Company

MOUNT SCHANK. Examined. Reg. July 30, 1842. 2B S.A. Aug. 2, 1842. 2B

MOUNT STEPHENS, Sarah. Concerned in the death of Mrs. Rayner on the William Money. A (1849) 14, 115 outsize, 144 Q (1849) 50 twice

MOUNT TORRENS, district. Road through see, 1346, Survey B - road order for confirmation. A (1856) 2503

MOUNT TORRENS, district - Name lists. Petitions from settlers. A (1853) 2533 A (1855) 3149

MOUNT TORRENS, town. Petition asking for the establishment of a pound. A (1850) 2715

MOUNT TORRENS, .to:wn. Petition asking establishment of a police station and court house at Mount Torrens. A (1855) 3149 (outsize) w (1855) 778

MOUNT TORRENS, .to:wn - Postal arrangements. Miscellaneous references. A (1851) 609 s (1851) 128

MOUNT TORRENS, 1IDYn - Postal arrangements. Post office established. A (1849) 1031 Q (1849) 309 twice

MOUNT TORRENS, town - Postal arrangements. Service to be resumed. A (1853) 2533, 3039 u (1853) 819, 873 MOUNT TORRENS, town - Postal arrangements. Mail route (to Mount Torrens) altered. A (1855) 3359 W Finance (1855) 190

MOUNT TORRENS, town - Postal arrangements. Postmaster General forwards Mr. Alfords application for payment for the Mount Torrens contract. A (1856) 1192 x (1856) 250

MOYLE, Elizabeth. Nurse on the Aboukir. A (1847) 1135

MOYLE, Mrs. Emma. Nurse on the Westminster. A (1848) 1026

MOYLE, Paul. Inquest on his death. A (1854) 1498

MOYLE, Richard. Takes out an auctioneer's licence. A (1849) 1711 Q (1849) 494 twice

MUC:KE, Carl See Muecke

MUCKLEROY, David. Dies suddenly in the Adelaide Gaol. A (1853) 315

MUCKLOW, William. A constable on the Pakenham. A (1849) 570

MUDGE, Samuel. Lessee of a section in an Aboriginal reserve. A (1856) 1797

MUDLA WIRRA, district - Name lists. Petition from settlers. A (1856) 2149

MUDLA WIRRA DISTRICT COUNCIL. Port Gawler desires no link with Mudla Wirra. A (1853) 3051, 3156 v (1854) 82, 84, 85, 277

MUDLA WIRRA DISTRICT COUNCIL. Female Irish immigrants. Girls at Gawler depot to have suitable beds and bedding. A (1855) 27901h, 2854 w (1855) 643, 646

MUDLA WIRRA DISTRICT COUNCIL. Efforts to eradicate thistles within Council area. A (1855) 3025, 3307 w (1855) 752 W Finance (1855) 136 MUDLA WIRRA DISTRICT COUNCIL. Memorial for the appointment of a Stipendiary Magistrate at Gawler. A (1855) 3263 w (1855) 757-58

MUDLA WIRRA DISTRICT COUNCIL. Clerk gives notification of the election of councillors and a chairman. A (1856) 784

MUDLA WIRRA DISTRICT COUNCIL. Clerk calls attention to road order sent for confirmation. A (1856) 1205

MUDLA WIRRA DISTRICT COUNCIL. Petition in favour of forming a separate Port Gawler District Council. With map. A (1856) 2149

MUDLA WIRRA DISTRICT COUNCIL. Commissioner of Crown Lands reports on grant of annual lease of land in the District of Mudla Wirra. With map. A (1856) 2156

MUDLA WIRRA DISTRICT COUNCIL. Petitions against a separate Port Gawler District Council. A (1856) 2308, 2494

MUDLA WIRRA DISTRICT COUNCIL. Chairman reports that agricultural statistics will be collected. A (1856) 2591

MUDLA WIRRA DISTRICT COUNCIL. Clerk forwards statistics and acknowledges circular about unclaimed cattle sold from pounds. A (1856) 2964 x (1856) 497

MUDLA WIRRA DISTRICT COUNCIL. Proclamation dividing the district and setting up a separate Port Gawler District Council. x (1856) 520

MUECKE, Rev. Carl Wilhelm. Appointment as pastor of the Lutheran congregation at Tanunda. A (1850) 2374, 2530

MUECKE, Rev. Carl Wilhelm. Appeals for aid for the Lutheran Church, Tanunda. A (1851) 3934 s (1851) 822

MUECKE, Rev. Dr. Carl Wilhelm. Seek appointment as Inspector of German schools. A (1851) 1422, 1548

MUECKE, Rev. Dr. Carl Wilhelm. Seeks authority to solemnise marriages. A (1854) 128 v (1854) 105 MUELLER, Sir Ferdinand von Baron. Wishes to extend his botanical research into distrant parts of the colony. A (1850) 2111 R (1850) 537

MUELLER, Sir Ferdinand von Baron. Seeks to accompany Rawnsley's Expedition as botanist. A (1851) 380

MUFFIN, James. Acquitted on the grounds of insanity of a charge of larceny. A (1846) 1467

MUFFIN, James. Certified insane. A (1846) 1491¥2 M (1846) 182 twice

MUFFIN, James. A lunatic. A (1848) 353 p (1848) 113, 121

MUFFIN, James. Proposed removal from the Gaol to the Lunatic Asylum. A (1848) 1280 p (1848) 415

MUFFIN, James. His death in gaol. A (1849) 1421

MUGG, Thomas. His school at Mitcham. A (1848) 597, 609

MUGGERIDGE, , carpenter See Muggridge

MUGGRIDGE, , carpenter. Engaged as a carpenter. A (1842) 19 E (1842) 489

MUINGALTA. Imprisoned for larceny. A (1852) 1755

MUIR, James. Seeks admission to the Hospital. A (1845) 717

MUIR, James. His whereabouts. A (1855) 1691, 2371 w (1855) 406

MUIR, James B C . Appointed to the Police Force. A (1845) 926 K (1845) 14 MUIR, M B . Complains of the obstruction of roads at Penwortham by A. Horrocks. A (1851) 3445 s (1851) 680

MUIR, Mrs. Margaret. Seeks the whereabouts of her husband and two sons. A (1855) 1691, 2371 w (1855) 406

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

MUIR, Stephen. His whereabouts. A (1855) 1691, 2371 w (1855) 406

MUIR, William. Correspondence as agent for S. Henty. A (1849) 1233

MUIR, William. Signatory to a memorial beseeching the establishment of a pound at Penola. A (1852) 10

MUIR, William. His whereabouts. A (1855) 1691, 2371 w (1855) 406

MUIRHEAD, Robert. Death by suicide, His effects. A (1846) 822, 844, 1298 L (1846) 405, 406 M (1846) 138, 139

MUKARTA, Kurte, Aboriginal See Kurtemaru

MUKURTA MINE. Miscellaneous references. Reg. Feb. 1, 1845. 3A

MULBERRIES. Dr. C.G. Everard grows the first mulberries produced in South Australia. Reg. Mar. 20, 1844. 3A

MULHERAN, Andrew. Appointment in the Police Force. A (1845) 442 G (1845) 835

MULHERAN, Andrew. Speared by a native. A (1846) 715, 1008 L (1846) 364. N (1847) 175 Reg. June 3, 1846. 3C MULHERAN, Andrew. Injured by a fall from his horse. A (1847) 393 S.A. April 6, 1847. SB S.A. April 16, 1847. 3D

MULHERAN, Andrew. Receives medical attention. A (1847) 1126 0 (1847) 89

MULHERAN, Andrew. Accident at Willunga. A (1848) 24 p (1848) 9

MULHERAN, Andrew. Seeks to recover letter posted by him. A (1849) 1586

MULHOLLAND, Francis. A prisoner at the Gaol. D (1840) 337

MULHOLLAND, Francis. To be released from prison. D (1841) 391

MULLER, Ferdinand. About to write a book on the natural history of South Australia. Reg. Sept. 20, 1848. 2A

MULLER, Friedrich. Naturalised. A (1849) 908

MULLER, George. On the first East Torrens District Council. A (1853) 1023 u (1853) 386

MULLETT, William. Confirms Alexander Tolmer's discovery of a flax suitable for paper making. A (1856) 2431

MULLHOLLAND, Francis See Mulholland

MULLIGAN, Michael See Murray, Michael

MULLOY, William. Appointed to the Police Force. A (1849) 599

MULLOY, William See also Molloy MULVILLE, William. Police Corporal reported on a Kapunda building offered for sale as a court house, etc. With pencil sketch. A (1856) 50

MULYA, Aboriginal See Moullia

MUNDAY, John. Evidence at the trial of the native Bobbo. A (1848) 958

MUNDAY, Robert. Seeks appointment as bookkeeper for Goolwa-Port Elliot Tramway. A (1855) 360 w (1855) 104, 109

MUNDELL, Dr. Advertisement. S.A. Sept. 7, 1849. lD

MUNDOO ISLAND. Mentioned in comments on a petition for a proposed route through Hindmarsh Island to the Peninsula of Lake Albert. A (1856) 2130

MUNDOO ISLAND. George Sumpter forwards memorial for post office from residents in Hindmarsh Island and Mundoo Island. A (1856) 3151 x (1856) 585

MUNDOO ISLAND - Name lists. Petitions from settlers. A (1856) 2130, 3151

MUNDY, Alfred Miller. Granted eighteen months' leave of absence. A (1859) 960 Q (1849) 261, 267

MUNDY, Alfred Miller. His departure for England. S.A. May 15, 1849. 2C Reg. May 30, 1849. 3A S.A. June 1, 1849. 2C

MUNDY, Alfred Miller. Sale of his effects at Kensington. Times May 21, 1849. 2A Reg. May 26, 1849. lE

MUNDY, Alfred Miller. His qualifications as Colonial Secretary questioned. S.A. May 29, 1849. 2B

MUNDY, Alfred Miller. Valedictory testimonial. S.A. July 6, 1849. 3C

MUNDY, Alfred Miller. Subscriptions invited for a testimonial. Times July 9, 1849. lF Reg. Dec. 8, 1849. 2C MUNDY, M H .* Resignation as Assistant Private Secretary. E (1842) 762 * NOT. A.M. MUNDY

MUNGOVEN, Patrick. Appointment in the Post Office. A (1851) 3742

MUNGOVEN, Patrick. Recommended for position of office keeper, G.P.O. A (1852) 238 T (1852) 113

MUNGOWEE, Aboriginal. Recommended for police duties. A (1844) 606 H (1844) 30

MUNICIPAL CORPORATIONS See also Port Adelaide Corporation Glenelg Corporation Municipal elections

MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS. Director sought as to the procedure. A (1852) 1488 T (1852) 457

MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS. Cost of the first Adelaide Corporation elections. T (1852) 558

MUNNO PARA EAST, district. Settlers seek the appointment of a deputy registrar. A (1855) 1763 w (1855) 529

MUNNO PARA EAST, district - Name lists. Petition from settlers. A (1853) 2283

MUNNO PARA EAST, district - Name lists. Petition from farmers and horticulturists. A (1856) 204

MUNNO PARA EAST, hundred. Road order for road through sections 3122 and 3282 and sections 3086 and 4182. A (1856) 2503

MUNNO PARA EAST DISTRICT COUNCIL. Settlers urge its proclamation and nominate councillors. A (1853) 2283

MUNNO PARA EAST DISTRICT COUNCIL. Miscellaneous early correspondence. A (1854) 1421, 1677

MUNNO PARA EAST DISTRICT COUNCIL. Phillip Butler elected chairman. A (1854) 3317 MUNNO PARA EAST DISTRICT COUNCIL. Declines the Government's plan for employing immigrants. A (1855) 1583 w (1855) 384

MUNNO PARA EAST DISTRICT COUNCIL. A deputy registration district. A (1855) 1710 w (1855) 440

MUNNO PARA EAST DISTRICT COUNCIL. Has erected its new school. A (1855) 2401

MUNNO PARA EAST DISTRICT COUNCIL. Memorial for the appointment of a Stipendiary Magistrate at Gawler. A (1855) 3262 w (1855) 757-758

MUNNO PARA EAST DISTRICT COUNCIL. Assessments; rates, 1854 and 1855. A (1855) 3850

MUNNO PARA EAST DISTRICT COUNCIL. Clerk giving notification of the election of Daniel Garlick as Chairman. A (1856) 813, 2155

MUNNO PARA WEST - Name lists. Petition from ratepayers. A (1853) 2507

MUNNO PARA WEST DISTRICT COUNCIL. Rate payers urge its proclamation and nominate Councillors. A (1853) 2507

MUNNO PARA WEST DISTRICT COUNCIL. Miscellaneous early correspondence. A (1854) 2601 v (1854) 846 w (1855) 369

MUNNO PARA WEST DISTRICT COUNCIL. Application for grant. A (1855) 2974 w (1855) 713

MUNNO PARA WEST DISTRICT COUNCIL. Memorial...for the appointment of a Stipendiary Magistrate at Gawler. A (1855) 3261 w (1855) 757-758

MUNNO PARA WEST DISTRICT COUNCIL. Jas. Sparshott elected Chairman. A (1855) 3636

MUNNO PARA WEST DISTRICT COUNCIL. Clerk forwards two road orders and requests confirmation. A (1856) 329 MUNNO PARA WEST DISTRICT COUNCIL. Clerk forwards notification of the election of John Harvey as Chairman. A (1856) 943

MUNRO, David. Master of "Boomerang". Urges provision of a crane on the Robe Jetty. A (1855) 3390

MUNRO, James. Lamp cleaner on the Queen's Wharf. A (1855) 837 w (1855) 232

MUNRO, James. Seeks refund of portion of passage money paid for intending immigrants. A (1855) 1666 W Finance (1855) 72 (twice)

MUNRO, W E . Applies for employment as sexton at West Terrace Cemetery. A (1855) 611

MUNROW, Donald. Highland immigrant, per Switzerland. A (1855) 3077

MUNSEY, Charged with horse-stealing. A (1847) 351

MUNT, Charles William. Appointed clerk, Adelaide-Port Adelaide telegraph. A (1856) 51 X Finance (1856) 3

MUNT, Charles William. Salary as junior clerk. Telegraphs raised to £5 per month from 1 March 1856. X Finance (1856) 43

MUNT, Charles William. Superintendent of Telegraphs recommends a pay increase for telegraph clerk, Mr. C.W. Munt. A (1856) 2213 X Finance (1856) 227

MUNT, Charles William. Superintendent of Telegraphs reports that Mr. Munt a clerk requests exemption from payments to the Superannuation Fund. A (1856) 2684

MURCH, Joseph. Seeks government employment. A (1855) 268 w (1855) 132

MURDER. S.M. Port Adelaide reports discharge of James Reynolds, supposed murderer of Mr. Young at the Grampians. A (1856) 3153

MURDER See also· Capital punishment Criminal trials MURDOCH, Andrew. Requests that the commonage system be not yet applied to the country near Nairne. A (1846) 1195 M (1846) 103

MURDOCH, Andrew. Asks for the postponement of the sale of certain sections. A (1847) 865 N (1847) 346

MURDOCH, Andrew. A trustee of the Caledonian Church at Mount Barker. A (1848) 576

MURDOCH, John. Murdered by C. Hedditch. A (1855) 3318

MURDOCH, Margaret. Seeks a remission of penalty under the Waste Lands Act. A (1844) 1507

MURDOCK. Andrew. Requests correction of land grant. A (1856) 92

MURDOCK, Andrew. Acknowledges his appointment as J.P. A (1856) 2183 X Finance (1856) 193

MURPA, Aboriginal See Moorpar

MURPHEY, Thomas, prisoner See Murphy

MURPHY, Edward. Lays a charge of assault against his brother-in-law, J. Rogers. A (1852) 2334

MURPHY, Elizabeth. Admitted into the Adelaide Hospital. A (1845) 1042 K (1845) 40

MURPHY, Bishop Francis. Seeks to obtain vine and fig cuttings from New South Wales. A (1845) 1021

MURPHY, Bishop Francis. Celebrates High Pontifical Mass. Reg. Aug. 11, 1847. 3A, 4C

MURPHY, Bishop Francis. His return to South Australia. S.A. July 30, 1847. 3F

MURPHY, Bishop Francis. Correspondence about his practice of writing to the Government through his Vicar General. A (1848) 878, 1078 p (1848) 259, 345 MURPHY, Bishop Francis. Proposed appointment to Orphan Immigration Committee. A (1848) 1342 p (1848) 400, 406

MURPHY, Bishop Francis. His views on state aid to religion. A (1851) 443

MURPHY, Bishop Francis. Opinion on proposed amendment if the Education Act relating to religious instruction in schools. A (1851) 3809~ s (1851) 795

MURPHY, Bishop Francis. Points out an error in his land grant. A (1853) 142 u (1853) 80, 107

MURPHY, Bishop Francis. Alleged outrages against Protestants by Irish Roman Catholics at Salisbury. A (18S5) 3136, 3287 w (1855) 742, 743

MURPHY, Bishop Francis. Authorises Rev. J. Smyth to act on Female Immigration Depot Board during any absence of Rev. Michael Ryan. A (1855) 3311 w (1855) 770-771

MURPHY, Bishop Francis. Reports that no fees are charged for pauper burials in the Roman Catholic Cemetery. A (1856) 1623 x (1856) 283

MURPHY, James. Acquitted of a criminal charge. A (1846) 1189

MURPHY, James. Evidence at the trial of T. Donelly. A (1847) 349

MURPHY, James. Attempted escape from gaol. A (1849) 703

MURPHY, James. Transported for uttering. A (1849) 708 outsize, 710

MURPHY, James. Released from prison. A (1854) 2125 v (1854) 678

MURPHY, James. Seeks a reduction in fees paid for his wife as an inmate of the Lunatic Asylum. A (1853) 1285 v (1853) 448 MURPHY, James. Buys Section 68 in the hundred of Belvidere. A (1855) 2102~

MURPHY, Mrs. Jane. Evidence, given as Matron, on a fire at the Native School. A (1849) 2274

MURPHY, Mrs. Jane. Unsatisfactory conduct as Matron in charge of Irish orphan girls. A (1850) 512, 659 R (1850) 156

MURPHY, Mrs. Jane. Claim for property destroyed in a fire at the Native School. A (1850) 660 R (1850) 188

MURPHY, Luke. Requesting authority to pay overdue auctioneers license fee. A (1856) 1415 X Finance (1856) 130

MURPHY, Mary. Matron, Female Immigrant Depot, Gawler. A (1855) 3187

MURPHY, Maurice. His death at Gawler. A (1848) 1759

MURPHY, Patrick. Released from gaol. A (1847) 1444

MURPHY, Thomas. Convicted of house breaking. A (1846) 1189

MURPHY, Thomas. Applies for remission of sentence. A (1847) 437 N (1847) 232

MURPHY, Thomas. Appeal against solitary confinement. A (1847) 1004, 1070 0 (1847) 30, 52

MURPHY, Thomas. Suggests that the amount of wheat in the colony·should be ascertained. A (1855) 1741

MURPHY, Thomas. Plans issue of a periodical; enquired if it may be classed as a post free newspaper; requests free copies of Government Gazette. A (1855) 3358 w (1855) 790

MURPHY, William. Seeks relief for his insane wife. A (1846) 288 L (1846) 219

MURPHY, William. Appointed constable in the Police Force. A (1847) 1389 MURPHY, Mrs.. A lunatic. A (1853) 1285 u (1853) 448

MURRAY, Alexander B . On the first Tungkillo District Council. A (1855) 1177

MURRAY, Andrew. Law-suit with J. Colville. S.A. July 15, 1842. 2D Reg. J_uly 16, 1842. lB S.A.. July 19, 1842. 2B Reg. July 30, 1842. 2C Reg. Aug. 6, 1842. 2C

MURRAY, Andrew. His insolvency. Reg. Nov. 12, 1842. lE Reg. Nov. 26, 1842. 3E Reg. Jan. 14, 1843. 2D, 3D Reg. Jan. 21, 1843. 3E

MURRAY, Andrew. Asks for statistical returns for his almanac. A (1843) 1389 G (1843) 413 A (1844) 1335, 1466 G (1844) 684 H (1844) 353 A (1845) 399, 492, 1601 G (1845) 817, 851

MURRAY, Andrew. Applies for access to documents for preparation of statistics. A (1844) 597 .

MURRAY, Andrew. Purchases the Southern Australian. A (1844) 1246 H (1844) 276 S.A. Nov. 1, 1844. 2E

MURRAY, Andrew. Correspondence as secretary to the Church of Scotland Society. A (1846) 156 outsize, 798

MURRAY, Andrew. Seeks work for his new book-binding press. A (1846) 805

MURRAY, Andrew. Wishes to sell his statistical returns to the Government. A (1846) 829 L (1846) 386

MURRAY, Andrew. Suggests time limit for receiving copy for the Government Gazette. A (1846) 1181 M (1846) 82

MURRAY, Andrew. Office bearer of St. Andrew's Church, Adelaide. A (1846) 1199 MURRAY, Andrew. Delay in settling claim by the Government for Acts of Council sold by him. L (1846) 266

MURRAY, Andrew. Defends his action in printing poundkeepers' advertisements in Government Gazette. A (1847) 241 N (1847) 124

MURRAY, Andrew. His charge for binding despatches. A (1847) 284, 346 N (1847) 135, 157

MURRAY, Andrew. Correspondence about the distribution of Government printing. A (1847) 948, 970 0 (1847) 6

MURRAY, Andrew. Offers to reprint certain Acts of Council. A (1847) 1113

MURRAY, Andrew. Recommends D.M. Graham for position of Clerk of Markets. A (1847) 1177 0 (1847) 109

MURRAY, Andrew. Seeks permission to copy Customs Department. A (1847) 1194 0 (1847) 107

MURRAY, Andrew. Correspondence about charges for poundkeepers' notices in the Government Gazette. A (1847) 1332 0 (1847) 167

MURRAY, Andrew. Claim for printing a private Act of Council. A (1847) 1551 0 (1847) 251, 252

MURRAY, Andrew. His contract for printing the Government Gazette terminated. 0 (1847) 263

MURRAY, Andrew. Correspondence about new type for printing Acts. A (1848) 567 p (1848) 189

MURRAY, Andrew. His "Book Almanac" for 1851 published. A (1851) 212

MURRAY, Andrew. His dispute, as editor of the South Australian, with James Allen. S.A. Aug. 7, 1849. 3B Times Aug. 13, 1849. 2B S.A. Aug. 14, 1849. 2B Times Aug. 20, 1849. 3C MURRAY, .AJ?.drew. Seeks statistical data for his Book Almanack. A (1850) 34 R (1850) 18

MURRAY, Andrew. Trustee of Presbyterian Church in the Barossa district. Q (1849) 539

MURRAY, Andrew. Prints his Almanack for 1852 at great expense and with unusual difficulty. A (1852) 169 T (1852) 63

MURRAY, Andrew. Displeased that the Government takes only one copy of the Adelaide Morning Chronicle. A (1852) 2136 T (1852). 700

MURRAY, Andrew. Ceases to be a trustee of St. Andrew's Church of Scotland, Adelaide. A (1854) 2225

MURRAY, Andrew John. Office of Postmaster at Port Adelaide to be discontinued. E (1841) 60, 66 G (1843) 165 twice, 166 twice

MURRAY, Andrew John. Censured. A (1842) 399, 401 E (1842) 758, 759

MURRAY, Andrew John. Delay in forwarding mails from Port Adelaide. A (1843) 479, 534 G (1843) 94

MURRAY, Andrew John. Claim for expenses incurred as postmaster at Port Adelaide. A (1843) 689, 715 G (1843) 205, 226

MURRAY, Andrew John. Caveats for reaping machines. A (1843) 1000, 1027 A (1845) 969

MURRAY, Andrew John. His indignation at not being re-appointed postmaster at Port Adelaide. A (1845) 1429, 1450 L (1845) 54

MURRAY, Andrew John. Appointed collector of City rates. A (1846) 1385, 1491, 1552 M (1846) 184 twice

MURRAY, Andrew John. His remuneration as Collector of Rates. A (1847) 30, 651 N (1847) 75 MURRAY, Andrew John. Seeks to protect his rights as inventor of a windlass. A (1847) 1377, 1413 0 (1847) 182, 209

MURRAY, Andrew John. Seeks appointment as Clerk of the Market. A (1847) 1541 0 (1847) 244

MURRAY, Andrew John. Appointment as Clerk of the Cattle Market.. A (1848) 367 P (1848) 107 twice, 171

MURRAY, Andrew John. Applies for legal assistance as Collector of City Rates. A (1848) 1627 p (1848) 519

MURRAY, Andrew John. Alleged severity as collector of Adelaide City rates. Times Nov. 8, 1849. 3C Times Nov. 15, 1849. 2F Times Nov. 26, 1849. 3B

MURRAY, Andrew John. Correspondence as electoral officer of West Adelaide. A (1851) 704, 726 s (1851) 160

MURRAY, Andrew John. Seal and minute book of the Adelaide Corporation handed over to him as Town Clerk. s (1851) 523, 524

MURRAY, Andrew John. Seeks reappointment as Collector of Electoral Returns for West Adelaide. A (1852) 679, 980

MURRAY, Andrew John. Appointed Superintendent of Convicts. A (1852) 1472 T (1852) 451, 467

MURRAY, Andrew John. Acting Town Clerk of the Corporation of. Adelaide. A (1852) 1700 T (1852) 552

MURRAY, Andrew John. Seeks an allowance for horse forage. A (1852) 1891 T (1852) 612

MURRAY, Andrew John. Appointed a Justice of the Peace and Assistant Gold Commissioner at Echunga. A (1852) 2477 T (1852) 765 MURRAY, Andrew John. Seeks a daily allowance. in addition to his salary as Assistant Gold Commissioner. A (1852) 2541 T (1852) 798

MURRAY, Andrew John. His report on the fiasco at Cox's Creek Convict Station. A (1852) 2651 T (1852) 778

MURRAY, Andrew John. Appointment as Assistant Gold Commissioner at Echunga cancelled. Becomes Deputy Registrar of births, marriages and deaths. A (1853) 246, 281 u (1853) 66, 93

MURRAY, Andrew John. Appointed Acting Government Resident at Port Lincoln. A (1853) 1318, 1320, 1525 u (1853) 387, 388, 406

MURRAY, Andrew John. Appointed a special magistrate for the Province. v (1853) 401

MURRAY. Andrew John. Friction with police at Port Lincoln. A (1853) 1993, 2069, 2503, 2504, 2505, 2668 u (1853) 607, 608, 735, 786. 795

MURRAY, Andrew John. Appointed Government Resident at Port Lincoln. A (1854) 392, 619 v (1854) 163

MURRAY, Andrew John. His duties as Government Resident defined. A (1854) 1350 Y.(1854) 459

MURRAY, Andrew John. Gives orders to Police Inspector Holroyd. A (1855) 2051, 2545 w (1855) 486, 488

MURRAY, Andrew John. Accuses Inspector Holroyd with substituting his own poor sheep for good· Government sheep. A (1855) 2548, 3489 w (1855) 586, 848

MURRAY,. Andrew John. Need for additional Justice of Peace for Port Lincoln district. A (1855) 2546 w (1855) 641, 658

MURRAY, Andrew John. Incorrectly named as "Andrew James Murray" in a land grant. A (1855) 3546

MURRAY, Andrew John. Reports on distribution of flour to natives at Port Lincoln. A (1856) 176 MURRAY, Andrew John. Reports a supply of meat to be distributed to natives at Port Lincoln. A (1856) 643

MURRAY, Andrew John. Is instructed to obtain tenders for making Port Lincoln gaol more secure. x (1856) 198

MURRAY, Andrew John. Acting Sub-Collector of Customs, Port Lincoln, until further notice. A (1856) 2496 x (1856) 445

MURRAY, Catherine. To be discharged from Gaol. A (1844) 522 H (1855) 3

MURRAY, D Alex. Seeks employment. A (1846) 862 L (1846) 390

MURRAY, George. Grant of land as husband of an Aboriginal. A (1849) 1095 A (1851) 779 Q (1849) 335 S (1851) 249 twice

MURRAY, Mrs. Georgiana. Applies on behalf of her husband, for an appointment in the Sheriffs Office. A (1846) 279 L (1846) 217

MURRAY, H . Requests information about the emigration of some friends. A (1856) 1487

MURRAY, Henry D . Seeks employment. A (1851) 2398

MURRAY, Henry Dundas. His boiling-down works at Gawler moved to Turretfield. S.A. Oct. 31, 1848. 3C

MURRAY, Henry Dundas. Proposed appointment as a Justice of the Peace. A (1849) 149 Q (1849) 24

MURRAY, Henry Dundas. Correspondence about exchange of road through section 23 in the Gawler Special Survey. A (1849) 2336

MURRAY, Henry Dundas. His boiling-down works at Turretfield. S.A. March 9, 1849. lA Times March 12, 1849. lB MURRAY, Henry Dundas. Resigns appointment as a Justice of the Peace. A (1851) 65 v (1854) 437

MURRAY, Henry Dundas. Reappointed a Justice of the Peace. A (1854) 2080

MURRAY, Henry Dundas. Performs temporarily the duties of the Port Lincoln Local Court. A (1854) 1899

MURRAY, Henry Dundas. Leaves Port Lincoln. A (1855) 2546 w (1855) 641

MURRAY, Henry Dundas. According to J.W. Macdonald Murray would prefer to be Magistrate at Gawler rather than Temporary Magistrate at Burra. A (1856) 28

MURRAY, Henry Dundas. Appointed Special Magistrate at Gawler. A (1856) 288 x (1856) 52

MURRAY, Henry Dundas. Auditor-General is critical of Murray's entries in the Gawler Court books. x (1856) 82

MURRAY, Henry Dundas. Expenses of 15/- per day plus expense of horse or conveyance whilst presiding at the Courts of Angaston and Kapunda (as well as Gawler). X Finance (1856) 42

MURRAY, Henry Dundas. Agrees to hold Courts at Angaston and Kapunda. A (1856) 583

MURRAY, Henry Dundas. Colonial Secretary informs Clerk, Local Court, Kapunda, that Murray will be .acting for Dr. Horace Dean, who has resigned. x (1856) 89

MURRAY, Henry Dundas. As Special Magistrate, Gawler he forwards an account for the funeral of John Gravestocks, a pauper. A (1856) 597

MURRAY, Henry Dundas. Forwarding memorial relative to site of railway station in Gawler Town. A (1856) 781

MURRAY, Henry Dundas. To be gazetted as a Stipendiary Magistrate and nominated as President of a Court of Revision. A (1856) 1743 x (1856) 312 MURRAY, Henry Dundas. In recommending Tanunda as the most convenient place for a Court of Revision, the Returning Officer, Barossa, mentions that H.D. Murray is a Special Magistrate in the electoral district. A (1856) 2089

MURRAY, Henry Dundas. Acknowledges appointment as Revising Officer for Barossa. A (1856) 2185

MURRAY, Henry Dundas. His report as President of the Court of Revision of Electoral Lists, Barossa. A (1856) 2737

MURRAY, Henry Dundas. His Clerk of Court is authorised to retain all court fees as salary till June 1856, after which he is to retain only up to the amount authorised in the estimates. A (1856) 2792 X Finance (1856) 299

MURRAY, James. Seeks appointment as a letter carrier. A (1854) 3126 A (1855) 77 v (1854) 930 w (1855) 36

MURRAY, John. Convicted of theft. A (1847) 11901h

MURRAY, John. Seeks remission of sentence. A (1847) 1202 0 (1847) 111

MURRAY, John. Transported to Van Diemen's Land. 0 (1847) 123 A (1847) 1286

MURRAY, John. Wishes to purchase Section 925 in the Barossa survey. A (1850) 2300 A (1851) 3305 s (1851) 707

MURRAY, John. On the first Mount Crawford District Council. A (1854) 956

MURRAY, John. Announces intended opposition to union of District Councils of Mount Crawford and Barossa East. A (1856) 713 x (1856) 93

MURRAY, Mary Ann. Seeks remission of her sentence. A (1855) 572, 2448 w (1755) 178, 555

MURRAY, Michael. Convicted of an assault. A (1848) 413 MURRAY, P M . Trustee of the Truro cemetery. A (1853) 2147 u (1853) 629

MURRAY, Robert, builder. Elected at a public meeting to be an assessor of Port Adelaide Corporation. A (18S6) 79, 114

MURRAY, Thomas. Kills native in self-defence near Mount Bryan. A (1843) 32, 448 F (1843) 313 G (1843) 90 twice

MURRAY, Thomas. Suspected of complicity in the death of Sarah McHarg. A (1843) 1032, 1035

MURRAY, William. Seeks compensation for non-fulfilment of his engagement as a surveyor. A (1851) 272

MURRAY, William. Seeks additional pay as a witness. A (1854) 683 v (1854) 281

MURRAY, GREIG AND CO. Insolvency. A (1842) 466

MURRAY, GREIG AND CO. Law-suit with J. Colville. S.A. July 15, 1842. 2D Reg. July 16, 1842. lB S.A. July 19, 1842. 2B Reg. July 30, 1842. 2C S.A. Aug. 5, 1842. 2C Reg. Aug. 6, 1842. 2C

MURRAY, district. Confusion caused by two districts being called by the same name. A (1854) 1022 v (1854) 379

MURRAY, hundred. Location. A (1853) 2951

MURRAY, hundred. No leases will be issued within the hundred. A (1854) 2294, 2591 v (1854) 727

MURRAY, hundred. Resumption by Government of sections 6 and 7. Compensation to A. McFarlane for improvements (sheds, huts, house, etc.). A (1855) 1280 W Finance (1855) 53-54 MURRAY, hundred. Resumption by Government of sections 52 and 125. Compensation paid to Jas. Thomson. A (1855) 1725 W Finance (1855) 77

MURRAY, hundred. Resumption by Government of section 3. Compensation paid to Cooke and Wark. A (1855) 1678 W Finance (1855) 74

MURRAY, river. Report by E.J. Eyre on floods, irrigation channels, progress of settlement, natives, etc. A (1844) 111

MURRAY, river. Pig rearing on the Murray flats. S.A. Oct. 7, 1845. 2D

MURRAY, river. Punt needed at Wellington. Present crossing place· is 20 miles off the main route. S.A. Oct. 31, 1845. 3D

MURRAY, river. Its navigability discussed. Reg. May 23, 1849. 2E

MURRAY, river. Commission appointed to inquire into its navigability by. steamers. Times Nov. 1, 1849. 2F

MURRAY, river. G.E. Hamilton's scheme for its navigation by steamers. A (1851) 2591~ outsize

MURRAY, ~. C.H. Hodges offers his services in steam navigation. A (1852) 61 T (1852) 46

MURRAY, river. Report on the advantages likely to accrue from the steam navigation of the Murray. A (1852) 27

MURRAY, ~. Proposed steam navigation. A (1852) 563 T (1852) 114

MURRAY, river. Governor suggests that sites for townships along the banks in New South Wales be fixed and publicised. A (1853) 1126, 1917, 1920 A (1854) 915 u (1853) 263 v (1854) 525

MURRAY, river. A police station to be established at Chowilla on the Upper Murray. A (1854) 245,. 824, 3707 v (1854) 307 MURRAY, ~. Form used for reporting the rise and fall of water at Moorunde. A (1854) 1938

MURRAY, rlYcr. Proposed town on the western bank at the end of the Nairne road. A (1854) 2213 v (1854) 764

MURRAY, rlYcr. Route for a railway to be sought. A (1854) 2489, 2930 v (1854) 941

MURRAY, J:Mrr. !?uggested prohibition of felling of trees within one chain of the banks of the river. A (1855) 3800

MURRAY, rlBa:. Surveyor General reports the need for repair of a well between Burra and the North West Bend of the Murray. A (1856) 3135 x (1856) · 1585

MURRAY, riY.eI See.also Aborigines - Murray tribe Goolwa-Port Elliot Canal Murray River Customs Duties Murray River Steamers "Murray Valley" River Murray Navigation Company Wellington Ferry Wiram Ferry Tramways - Goolwa to Port Elliot

MURRAY, riBa: - Navigation. Government bonus (for first steamer to navigate the river) extensively advertised in the colonies and abroad. A (1851) 2973, 3040, 3205 A (1855) 3701 R (185.0) 438 w (1855) 796

MURRAY, ~ - Navigation. Replacement of beacons recently swept away by floods between the lakes and Goolwa Arm. A (1853) 1019, 1250 V (1853) 223 twice

MURRAY, river - Navigation. Funds needed to investigate proposed scheme of navigation. A (1851) 3292

MURRAY, river - Navigation. G. Mason marks the navigable channel between Wellington and Goolwa. With tracing. A (1852) 1638 A (1853) 1250 T (1852) 534 MURRAY, river - Navigation. A map required of the navigable part of the river passing through New South Wales territory. v (1853) 339

MURRAY, river - Navigation. Governor enters into a second contract with F. Cadell. A (1853) 2841~

MURRAY, riYfil - Navigation. F. Cadell completes the first quarter of his second navigation of the Murray. A (1853) 2991

MURRAY, river - Navigation. W.R. Randell's intention to carry out further navigation with his award money. A (1853) 3399

MURRAY, river - Navigation. F. Cadell admits E.B. Scott's knowledge· of the river and seeks his assistance. A (1853) 3472 u (1853) 992

MURRAY, river - Navigation. H. Hopwood (Victoria) urges the extension of South Australian trade to the junction of the Campaspie River. A (1854) 1579

MURRAY river - Navigation. Beacons washed away at Rankine's Ferry. A (1854) 3154, 3795

MURRAY, riYfil - Navigation. H. Jamieson's offer. A (1855) 738 w (1855) 244

MURRAY, river - Navigation. Cost of conveying grain from Goolwa to Moorunde is questioned. x (1856) 158

MURRAY, river - Navigation. Surveyor General reports on connecting Hindmarsh Island with the Lake Albert Peninsula also in improving the sea mouth of the. Murray. A (1856) 2672

MURRAY, river - Navigation. Harbor Master forwards suggestions for surveying and beaconing the sea mouth of the Murray. A (1856) 2895 x (1856) 518

MURRAY, river - Navigation. Postmaster General forwards letter from Chamber of Commerce about extended mail communication on the Murray. A (1856) 2952

MURRAY, river - Navigation. Barrage between the lakes and the Coorong proposed. A (1856) 2130 x (1856) 472 MURRAY, river - Navigation. Harbor Master and Naval Officer forwards suggestions for surveying and placing beacons at the sea mouth of the Murray. A (1856) 2895 x (1856) 518

MURRAY, riYer - Navigation See also Randell's Murray Voyage, 1853 Murray River steamers Murray, riY.e.r - Snag clearance Cadell's Murray voyage, 1853 River Murray Steam Navigation Medal

MURRAY, riYer - Snag clearance. Request to the Government of New South Wales that the river be cleared of obstacles to navigation. A (1852) 2301, 2863 A (1853) 3098 T (1852) 499, 861, 893

MURRAY, ~ - Snag clearance. Aborigines to remove snags from the Murray Mouth to the Darling River. T (1852) 500

MURRAY, riY.e.r - Snag clearance. Victorian Government asked to co-operate. A (1852) 1799, 2060 T (1852) 586

MURRAY,~ - Snag clearance. F. Cadell's tender. A (1854) 3345, 3830 v (1854) 10$0 A (1855) 218 w (1855) 44

MURRAY, river - Snag clearance. H. Jamieson's offer. A (1855) 738 w (1855) 244

MURRAY, river - Snag clearance. Secretary of Chamber requests Government will take steps for clearing the Murray. A (1856) 3158

MURRAY MOUTH. Alleged discovery of a harbor. B (1837) 318, 320, 321, 323

MURRAY MOUTH. Captain Harding of the Pelorus asked to examine it. c (1838) 101-103

MURRAY MOUTH. To be examined by Captain Sturt. c (1838) 107, 120, 121

MURRAY MOUTH. Report by W.J.S. Pullen. Reg. April 10, 1841. 4D S.A. May 18, 1841. 3C MURRAY MOUTH. To be surveyed by F. Cadell and W. Younghusband. v (1853) 59

MURRAY MOUTH. Navigated by --- Winshey. A (1853) 1260

MURRAY MOUTH. To be surveyed and buoyed off. v (1854 742

MURRAY MOUTH. Four screw pile beacons purchased in November 1854 for the Murray Mouth, to be used as markers at Port Elliot. A (1855) 2175 W Finance (1855) 130

MURRAY MOUTH. Successfully crossed from the river by the steamer Melbourne. Channel to be marked with buoys etc. A (1854) 2510, 2628 v (1854) 815, 816

MURRAY RIVER CUSTOMS DUTIES. W.R. Randell's instructions for the payment of duties. A (1854) 1874 v (1854) 619

MURRAY RIVER CUSTOMS DUTIES. Correspondence between S.A., Victoria and New South Wales. A (1853) 2986 u (1853) 834 A (1854) 418, 867, 1754, 2089, 2681, 2683, 2843, 3256, v (1854) 216, 373, 60, 630, 651, 865, 871, 896 A (1854) 930, 1783, 2141, 3054, 3454, 3639, 3935 W (1855) 197, 197 twice, 722, 773-776, 798, 840

MURRAY RIVER CUSTOMS DUTIES. Cost of establishing a Customs official at the boundary of the Colony. A (1855) 247 w (1855) 7, 120

MURRAY RIVER CUSTOMS DUTIES. Returns of collections on river borne goods for Victoria and New South Wales, July 1854-June 1855. A (1855) 3054 w (1855) 722

MURRAY RIVER CUSTOMS DUTIES. Duties on goods for Victoria and New South Wales to be levied and divided between those colonies, less 5% for collection. A (1855) 3454 w (1855) 806, 812

MURRAY RIVER CUSTOMS DUTIES. Collection of Customs to select _site for a customs house at boundary; observe trade and facilities there to counter "illicit" trade. A (1855) 3612 w (1855) 826 MURRAY RIVER CUSTOMS DUTIES. Report by Collector of Customs advocating the establishment of a customs house at boundary. A (1855) 4030

MURRAY RIVER CUSTOMS DUTIES. Colonial Secretary agrees to make adjustments to the collection of customs on the River Murray. A (1856) 218 w (1856) 896

MURRAY RIVER CUSTOMS DUTIES. Duties collected for the colonies of New South Wales and Victoria. A (1856) 345, 1280, 1500, 3183 x (1856) 221, 261 X Finance (1856) 110, 147, 148

MURRAY RIVER CUSTOMS DUTIES. Collector of Customs reports that the services of one landing waite! on the River Murray are no longer required. A (1856) 616 x (1856) 91

MURRAY RIVER CUSTOMS DUTIES. Attempts to co-ordinate the Customs legislation of South Australia and New South Wales. x (1856) 152

MURRAY RIVER CUSTOMS DUTIES. Collector of Customs forwards statements showing amounts due from Customs collection for River Murray trade. A (1856) 1280, 1500, 1593, 1937, 3183 x (1856) 221, 261 X Finance (1856) 110, 147, 148

MURRAY RIVER CUSTOMS DUTIES. Colonial Treasurer forwards draft of remittance to Victoria .of £1003/16/4 on account of River Murray duties. A (1856) 1316 X Finance (1856) 140

MURRAY RIVER CUSTOMS DUTIES. Colonial Secretary of Victoria acknowledges receipt of a copy of the River Murray Customs Duties Act and remarks upon mode of collection of duties. A (1856} 1760 x (1856) 239

MURRAY RIVER CUSTOMS DUTIES. Question of whether shipping good under bond via the Murray for Victoria and New South Wales breaches the Customs Acts. A (1856) 1818, 1979 x (1856) 325, 348

MURRAY RIVER CUSTOMS DUTIES. Colonial Secretary, Victoria calls attention to infringement of Acts by Master of Vessels trading on the River Murray. A (1856) 2353 x (1856) 434 MURRAY RIVER CUSTOMS DUTIES. Manifests of vessels cleared at Goolwa to be forwarded to Victorian Government. A (1856) 2352 x (1856) 410

MURRAY RIVER CUSTOMS DUTIES. Arrangements between the various Governments for Murray River traffic. A (1856) 2408 x (1856) 431

MURRAY RIVER CUSTOMS DUTIES. Colonial Secretary of Victoria reports an error in the Murray Customs Account forwarded last May. A (1856) 2582 x (1856) 480

MURRAY RIVER CUSTOMS DUTIES. Colonial Secretary of New South Wales recommends that the Victorian Tariff be charged on certain goods transported on the Murray. A (1856) 2730 x (1856) 492

MURRAY RIVER CUSTOMS NAVIGATION COMPANY See also River Murray Navigation Company

MURRAY RIVER STEAMERS. G.E. Hamilton's estimates for construction etc. of proposed steamers. A (1851) 2591~ outsize

MURRAY RIVER STEAMERS. Proposed conversion of the steam dredge into a steamer. A (1852) 563, 673, 765, 839, 840 T (1852) 205, 268, 282

MURRAY RIVER STEAMERS. F. Cadell's proposal to build a boat. A (1852) 1473, 1577, 2704 T (1852) 472, 488, 494, 499, 545, 825

MURRAY RIVER STEAMERS. Advertisement sent to Ceylon newspap~rs offering a reward for the first successful steamer. A (1852) 1719, 1833 T (1852) 626, 627

MURRAY RIVER STEAMERS. H. Hopwood suggest their use as a means of communication with the diggings. A (1852) 1938 T (1852) 635

MURRAY RIVER STEAMERS. An iron steamer to be ordered shortly. T (1852) 687 MURRAY RIVER STEAMERS. Steamer not ready for service. F. Cadell seeks an extension of time. A (1852) 3358 A (1853) 95 T (1852) 993 u (1853) 51

MURRAY RIVER STEAMERS. W. Younghusband & Co., build a Murray Steamer barge at Goolwa. A (1852) 3325 MISSING T (1852) 1014

MURRAY RIVER STEAMERS. Government cancels premium for introduction of iron steamers. A (1853) 2812

MURRAY RIVER STEAMERS. Legislative Council's recommendation. A (1853) 2872, 3343 u (1853) 963

MURRAY RIVER STEAMERS. May use dead wood on Crown Lands without fee for the present. A (1854) 3002 v (1854) 916

MURRAY RIVER STEAMERS. The Lady Augusta has an accident on Lake Victoria. A (1854) 3045

MURRAY RIVER STEAMERS. Captain Randell protests against being compelled to take his steamer one hundred and twenty miles downstream to Goolwa to comply with Customs formalities. A (1854) 3069

MURRAY RIVER STEAMERS. W. Younghusband & Co. seek exemption from duty on imported steamers and lighters. A (1855) 373, 493, 621, 2581 W (1855) 112 twice, 169, 186, 613

MURRAY RIVER STEAMERS. W. Webb permitted to assemble a small imported iron steamers (for Lakes Victoria and Albert) on Lefevre Peninsula. A (1855) 3504 w (1855) 837-838

MURRAY RIVER STEAMERS See also Mary Ann Cadell's Murray Voyage, 1853

"MURRAY VALLEY". Estimate (prepared for Governor General) of area of occupied land (3,400 square miles), with estimate of sheep and cattle statistics. A (1855) 3071, 3968 w (1855) 829 "MURRAY VALLEY". Early use of the name ("Valley of the Murray)". A (1855) 3071, 3968 w (1855) 829

MURRELL, J . A resident on the Park Lands. D (1839) 64

MURSFIELD, George. A whaler at Encounter Bay. A (1843) 480

MUSEUM (Proposed). Establishment of an industrial and natural history museum suggested by G.W. Francis. A (1855) 3128 w (1855) 737

MUSEUM. Adelaide Philosophical Society taking steps to form a museum. A (1855) 3997 w (1855) 897

MUSFIELD, George. Convicted of larceny. A (1845) 1102

MUSGROVE, Martin. Sworn in as a district constable for Hindmarsh. A (1855) 2405

MUSIC See also Concerts Bands Music Halls Adelaide Choral Society Organs

MUSIC HALLS. Advertisement of the Prince Albert Singing Room. S.A. Oct. 13, 1848. 3A

MUSKETS See Small-arms

MUSTARDE, Dr. James MacKay. Seeks remission of fine imposed upon 'Mrs. Brown' for non­ registration of a birth. A (1855) 2869 w (1855) 693

MYERS, Abraham See Cohen, Abraham

MYERS, David (?), farmer, Currency Creek. Signs a petition. A (1856) 2130 MYERS,. Edward. His petition refused. D (1840) 248

MYERS, Edward. Convicted of forgery. To be transported. A (1851) 1560, 1696 s (1851) 323

MYERS, George. Correspondence as Surgeon-Superintendent of the British Sovereign. A (1847) 889~, 1054 N (1847) 362 0 (1$47) 51

MYERS, John ~ Meyzer, John

MYERS, Robert. Claim on the Government for an instrument supplied near Port Lincoln. A °(1848) 769

MYERS, Robert. Blacksmith at Port Lincoln. A (1847) 1400

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

MYERS, Robert. Claims for showing police horses. A (1848) 805 A (1849) 290

MYLES, Dr. . Complains of the washing of scabby sheep in the Onkaparinga. A (1842) 891

MYLES, Dr. . Resigns office as postmaster at Morphett Vale. A (1846) 773

MYLES, Samuel. Alleged occupation of an excessive area of Crown Land near Morphett Vale. A (1844) 1074 H (1844) 204

MYLNE, Charles. Acquitted of a charge of larceny. A (1846) 1467

MYLOR, district. Destruction of bridge over the Onkaparinga. S.A. Oct. 24, 1848. 2F

MYLOR, district See also Rack's Bridge, near Mylor

MYPONGA. James Grant appointed postmaster. A (1844) 315 G (1848) 595 MYPONGA. Land sought for a school, chapel and cemetery. A (1854) 1865 v (1854) 643

MYPONGA. C.T. Hewett sends a memorial urging the construction of a jetty at the mouth of Myponga River. A (1855) 1421

MYPONGA, district. Growth of hops. S.A. March 8, 1844. 2D S.A. April 20, 1844. 3B

MYPONGA, district. Agricultural operations. S.A. Oct. 7, 1845. 2C

MYPONGA, district. Construction of bridge and causeway. A (1847) 1345 0 (1847) 165, 170

MYPONGA, district - Name lists. Petition from settlers. A (1853) 1973 outsize gr. 2 A (1854) 401, 2069 A (1855) 126 outsize gr. 3

MYPONGA, district - Name lists. Petition against proclamation of Myponga as a District. A (1856) 3046

MYPONGA, hundred. Settlers protest against inclusion in the Willunga District Council. A (1853) 1973 outsize gr. 2, 2077 v (1853) 621

MYPONGA, hundred. C.J. Hewett praying that the hundred of Myponga may be formed into a separate district. A (1856) 2318

MYPONGA, hundred. Road order for road through section 465 and others. A (1856) 2503

MYPONGA, hundred - Name lists. Petition from settlers. A (1856) 3046

MYPONGA DISTRICT COUNCIL. C.J. Hewett, Tom farm, Myponga,.proposes that hundred of Myponga to be proclaimed a district. A (1856) 2318

MYPONGA DISTRICT COUNCIL. Clerk asks if Government will pay the expense of collecting the Agriculture returns. A (1856) 2663

MYPONGA DISTRICT COUNCIL. Chairman reports the decision of a public meeting relating to the alteration of boundaries of the District. A (1856) 2772 MYPONGA DISTRICT COUNCIL. Petition asking for the hundred of Myponga to be kept intact if the District Council of Yankalilla and Myponga is divided. A (1856) 3046 x (1856) 562

MYPONGA. DISTRICT COUNCIL See also Y ankalilla District Council

MYPONGA JETTY. Jetties Commission thinks jetty at Myponga would be desirable. Government postpones decision. A. (1856) 1605 x (185~) 297

MYRICK, Daniel Charles. Wright Brothers request alteration of name on land grant to Myrick. A (1856) 486.