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GRG24/4
Correspondence files ('CSO' files) Colonial, later Chief Secretary's Office
– correspondence sent
GRG 24/6
Correspondence files ('CSO' files) Colonial, later Chief Secretary's Office
– correspondence received
1837-1984
Series
Description
These are the major correspondence series of the Colonial,
subsequently (from 1857) the Chief Secretary's Office
(CSO).
The work of the Colonial Secretary's Office touched upon
nearly every aspect of colonial South Australian life, being
the primary channel of communication between the general
public and the Government.
Series date range
1837 – 1984
Agency
responsible
Department of the Premier and Cabinet
Access
Determination
Records dated prior to 1970 are unrestricted. Permission to
access records dated post 1970 must be sought from the
Chief Executive, Department of the Premier and Cabinet
Contents
Correspondence beginning in F
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)
Index to Correspondence of the Colonial
Secretary's Office, including some newspaper
references
HOW TO USE THIS SOURCE
References Beginning with an 'A'
For example: A (1849) 1159, 1458
These are letters to the Colonial Secretary (GRG 24/6)
The part of the reference in brackets is the year ie. (1849)
The last part of the reference are the letter numbers ie. 1159, 1458
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For example: Q (1849) 445, 476
These are letters from the Colonial Secretary (GRG 24/4)
The part of the reference in brackets is the year ie. (1849)
The last part of the reference is the page numbers ie. 445, 476
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Area
'S.A.. Aug. 28, 1849.. 2C, 3C' type references refer to the early newspapers
held by the State Library of SA
728
FAASS; Theodor. Postmaster at Tanunda.
A (1848) 1713.
·
p (1848) 545.
FAASS. Theodor. Correspondence about a bridge near Angas
Park.
A ( 18 5 ·j ) 1 3 3 •
FABIAN, William. Secretary of the Loyal Sturt Lodge.
A (1853) 2152.
FAGAN, Catherine Morris. C~roner finds her guilty of murder.
A (1853) 2898.
.
FAGAN, Hugh. Applies for appointment as a census collector.
A (1850) 2199, 2609.
· R ( 1850) 649.
FAGAN, Hugh. Report as a census collector •
. A. (1851) 159.
FAGAN, Peter. Coroner finds him guilty of murder.·
A (1853) 2898.
FAGAN, Peter. Discharged from Gaol.
A (1854) 970.
,
FAIR, .Charles. Attends a· meeting of master builders.
A (1854) 284.
FAIRBANK, Miss. Advertisement as teacher of calisthenics, etc.
Reg. Dec:--2°2, 1849. 2A.
FAIRBANK, Henry~ Appointed a constable for the District
Council of Gawler •
. A ( 1854) 3073.
FAIRBANK, William. Draws up a petition for the admission of
an orphan girl to the Hospital.
A (1844) 406.
.·
FAIRBANK, William. Seeks appointment as Receiver of Fines and
Fees.
A (1847) 866.
0 (1847) 4.
FAIRLEY, Robert Boyle. A trustee of the Caledonian Church at
· Mount Barker.
A ( 1848) 576.
FAIRLEY, Robert Boyle. Surety for G. Dunn.
· A ( 1849) 1031 •
·
FAIRLEY, Robert Boyle. Road Commissioner for the hundred of
Onkaparinga.
A (1849) 2139 (outsize).
FAIRLEY, Robert Boyle. Holograph letter as Chairman of the
Onkaparinga District Road Board •
. A (1851) 3530.
FAIRLEY, Robert Boyle. Hundred of Onkaparinga. Elected a
commissioner.
A (1852) 42.
FAIRLIE, James. Concerned iri the Dipnall Estate dispute.
A (1843) 698.
G (.1843) 93, 118.
rAlRL!E, s. Claim for timber. supplied by him.
A ( 1849) '221 5.
1
1
729
FAIRS. Fair held on the Park Lands.
S.A. Feb. 27, 1849. 2E.
Reg. Feb. 24, 1849. 3E.
FAIRWEATHER, David. Inquest on his death.
A (1854) 2870.
FAITH, William, farmer, Currency Creek. Signs a petition.
A (1856) 2130.
.
FALKINER, Frederick. Appointed to the Mounted Police Force.
A (1851) 1121.
FALKNER, John S. See Talkner.
FALLAN, Rev. John. For spelling of surname see
A (1851) 929.
FALLAN, Rev. John. Trustee of Roman Catholic Church near
Kapunda.
.
Q (1849) 573.
FALLAN, Rev. John. Minister of the Church of St. Peter and
St. Paul, Gawler.
Q (1849) 604.
FALLAN, Rev. John. Ordained.
Times-:AU'g. 6, 1849. 3F.
FALLAN, Rev. John. His stipend as minister of the Church
of St-:--P'eter and St. Paul, Gawler.
A (1850) 750.
FALLAN, Rev. John. His stipend as priest in the Kapunda
district.
A (1851) 929.
FALLON, John.* Recommended for relief.
A ( 1845) 1322. ,
. .
L (1845) 22.
* Iron moulder. Not Rev. John.
FALLON, John.* Applies for admission to the Hospital.
·A (1846) 240.
_
L (1846) 198.
* Not Rev. John.
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FALSE ARM OF THE PORT RIVER. Land. owners interested in
·formation of a wharf.
A 11849) 2113, 2237.
Q 1849) 600.
R 185,0) 12.
FALSE ARM OF THE PORT RIVER. For the Company formed to erect
a wharf, etc., see North Arm Wharf, Warehouse, and Building
Company.
-
•
FAMILY COLONIZATION LOAN SOCIETY. Assists John Cormack to
bring his two children from Ireland.
A (1851) 3402.
FAMILY COLONIZATION LOAN SOCIETY. Correspondence •
. A (1852) 578, 607, 811 •
. FAMILY HOTEL, Currie Street. Advertisement.
Times Sept. 24, 1849. 2E.
730
FAMILY HOTEL, Currie Street. Supply of liquor after hours.
Tolmer's (Superintendent of Police) indiscreet defence of
licensee.
A (1855) 4146.
w (1855) 926-927.
FAMILY LIFE. See also: Domestic servants.
FANNINGt Catherine. Requests return of immigtation deposit.
· A (1e56) 3090.
x (1856) 566.
FANNING, Christopher. To be transported to Sydney.
D (1839) 189 (twice).
FARMER AND HODGKISS. Members of Gold Research Committee.
A (1856) 1885.
FARM IMPLEMENTS. See, Agricultural implements and machinery.
FARMING. See Agriculture.
FARNHAM. Proposed town near Gawler.
S.A. Nov. 13, 1849. 3F.
FARNHAM, Giles. Surveyor General requests issue of amended
·
land grant for Giles Farnham.
A (1856) 3127.
Dispute with Boord Bros. about dogs.
FARNSWORTH~ David.
A (1848) 396.
p (1848) 155, 156.
FARQUAR (sic), George. Employed in erection of Government Hut.
B ( 1 8 3 7 ) 108.
FARQUHAR, Private. His praiseworthy conduct .
. A (1852) 2156.
T (1852) 726.
FARR,
Contractor for Hospital, Adelaide.
A (1856) 2906.
FARR, Charlotte, Mrs. Seeks the whereabouts of her husband
George.
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A (1855) 1364, 1754.
W (1855) 333 (twice), 439.
FARR, George. His whereabouts.
A (1855) 1364, 1754.
W (1855) 333 (twice), 439.
FARR, William. Constable on the· Duke of Bedford.
A ( 1848) 1905..
.
FARRAR, Cannot occupy Government building at Willunga.
E (1841) 39.
·
FARRELL, A 1 Contractor for police uniforms. Quality of his
tailoring praised.
A (1855) 2655.
w (1855) 616.
FARRELL,. Alexander. Seeks admission to Hospital.
A (1848) 1605.
p (1848) 511.
1
731
FARRELL, Andrew. His part in the capture of Tasmanian
bushran1ers.
A (1848 1284.
A (1849 2201, 2285, 2351.
Q (1849 630e
R (1850 5.
FARRELL, James.* Inquest on his death.
A (1848) 487.
* Not Dean Farrell.
FARRELL, Rev. James. Opinion on Parkhurst boys.
A (184"3}180.
FARRELL, Rev. James. Appointment as Colonial Chaplain.
A 11843)873.
G 1843) 260.
H 1844) 238 (twice).
FARRELL, Rev. James. Appointed a trustee of the public
~e7~~43~·945 •.
. G ( 184 3) 285.
FARRELL, Rev. James. Questions the legality of a marriage
between a Protestant and a Roman Catholic.
A (1844) 204.
G (1844) 554.
FARRELL, Rev. James. Seeks Government grant for Trinity
church.
A ( 1844 ) 1 441 •
H (1844) 335.
FARRELL, Rev. James. Controversy with R.L. Milne.
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.
FARRELL, Rev. James. Charged with assaulting Sarah Charlesworth.
S.A. Feb. 25, 1845. 3A.
Reg. Feb. 26, 18~5. 3A.
S.A. Feb. 28. 1845. 3C.
Reg. March 1; 1845. 2F, 3C.
S.A. March 4, 1845. 2D, 3B.
Reg. March 5, 1845, 2E~ 3C.
S.A. March 11; 1845. 3A.
Reg. M~rch 19, 1845. 3A.
FARRELL, Rev. James. Asks that a site on the Park Lands be
granted for an Anglican schoolroom.
A ( 1845) 114.
fARR~LL, Rev. James.
Seeks remission of duty on tablet to the
memory of the late Rev. C.B. Howard.
A (1846) 62.
L ( 1 846 ) 1 3 3 •
FARRELL, Rev. James. His opinion on the solemnisation of
marriages between non-christian aboriginals •
. A (1846) 520.
732
FARRELL, Rev. James. Explains reason for closing Trinity
Church on a Sunday morning.
A ( 1 84 7) 1 5 57 •
0 (1847) 236.
FARRELL, Rev. James. Application to take stone from the
Government quarry for a wall near Trinity parsonage.
A ( 1848) 41 9.
p (1848) 148.
FARRELL, Rev. James. Eulogistic address from his
congregation.
S.A. Jan. 14, 1848. 3B.
Reg. Jan. ·12. 1848. 2B.
FARRELL, Rev. James. Surety for John Hance as Curator of
Intestate Estates.
A. (1849) 80, 145.
Q (1849) 13 (twice).
FARRELL, Rev. James. Appointed to a board for superintending
the relief of the destitute.
A (1849) 316.
Q ( 1849) 92.
FARRELL, Rev. James. Appeals for the release from gaol of
w.E. Barnes.
A (1850) 2396.
FARRELL, Rev. James. Contends that his duties as Colonial
Chaplain do not include the chaplaincy of the Gaol.
A ( 1851 ) 1826, 1907.
FARRELL, Rev. James. Accuses the Sheriff of personal animus
· in trying to alter the hour of church service at the Gaol.
A (1851) 2032; 2209.
FARRELL, Rev. James. Se_eks pardon for certain prisoners.
Believes that work at the diggings would prove more
reformative than confinement in gaol.
A (1851) 3818~ 3910.
s (1851) 801.
FARRELL, Rev. James~ Se~ks the rele~se of William Lever, a
prisoner.
A (1852) 2242.
FARRELL, Rev. James. Replies to charges about the conduct
of religious services at the Adelaide Gaol.
A (1854) 1529.
·.
v (1854) 410, 498.
'
FARRELL, Rev. James. Reports on his duties as Colonial
Chaplain.
A (1854) 2441.
fA~RELL, Rev. James.
As Colonial Chaplain is required to
attend'the funerals of all destitute persons buried at the
public expense.
·
V (1854) 823 (twice).
FARRELL, Rev. James. Correspondence arising from report on
gaol discipline.
A (1854) 2655, 2799.
FARRELL, Rev. James. Granted eighteen months' leave of absence.
1
I
A (185ZD""""'3272, 333_4.
v
(1854) 970, 997.
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733
FARRELL, Rev. James.
A ( 185'5}700.
x (1856) 118.
FARRELL, Rev. James.
Reporting return from leave of absence.
See also:
Colonial Chaplain.
FARRER, John T. Seeks appointment in the Post Office.
A (1851) 2447.
s (1851) 499.
Seeks Government appointment as clerk.
FARRINGTON~ Charles.
A (1847; 888.
0 ( 1847) 6.
Seeks employment as a census collector.
FARRINGTON~ C.M.
A (1855; 574.
Seeks Government appointment.
FARRINGTON~ William Eldin.
A (1846; 875.
L (1846) 390.
A (1850) 1777.
FASTINGS 1 James. Murdered by natives near Port Lincoln.
A (1842) 151.
S.A. April 12, 1842. 2E.
s.A. April 15, 1842. 2F.
FATCHERS 1 William. Tender accepted for supply of bricks.
E ( 1 84 2 ) 6 84 • .
. F ( 184 2 ) 7 8.
FATIMA, immifrant ship. Miscellaneous references.
A (1850) 251, 1262~ 1315, 1364, 1380, 1400, 1408.
R (1850) 323 (twice;.
FATIMA, immigrant ship. Surgeon's report, list of births and
deaths.
A (1850) 1408.
FAULDING, F.H. Opens a chemist shop.
S.A. May 20, 1845. 2C.
S.A. May 23, 1845. 3D.
FAULDING, Francis Henry. Appointment as a trustee of the
Savings Bank.
A (1851) 862.
FAULDING, Francis Harding. His boots and shoes allegedly
stolen.
A (1856) 54lj..
FAULDING, francis Harding. Member of Gold Research Committee.
A (1856) 1885.
FAULDING, Francis Harding. Subscriber to gold reward fund.
A (1856) 247r::,.
FAULkES, Mary. Gratuity for services on the Canton.
A ( 1 846) 970.
FAULKNER, Walter. Escapes from prison but is recaptured.
A (1854) 2495, 2497, 2599, 2612, 2885.
v (1854) 778, 859, 952.
FAULKNER, Walter. Again escapes from prison but is recaptured.
· A (1855) 4160.
734
FAULKNER, Walter.
Tried in Supreme Court.
A (1856) 544.
FAULKNER, William.
A.
(1854) 176.
Steals £20 from J. Maxwell.
FAWC.2i'I'T, James.
Petition for his release refused.
FAWCETT, James.
Theft of shoes.
A (1842) 306, 322.
E (1842) 703.
A (1842) 417.
FAWSETT, Elizabeth, Mrs.
eng.uiry.
Implicated in the Shackamaxon
A (1853) 205, 207, 212, 298, 405, 446, 559, 569, 588, 597,
648, 660, 766, 831, 843, 870, 871, 919, 2645, 2703.
u (1853) 92, 131, 177, 181, 192, 204, 235, 315, 811.
FAWSETT, James.
Implicated in the Shackamaxon enquiry.
FAWSETT, James.
Recommends H. Jones for a gratuity.
A (1853) 205, 207, 212, 298, 405, 446, 559, 569, 588, 597,
648, 660, 673, 732, 831, 843, 870, 871, 903, 974,
1055, 1281, 2644, 2699, 2700.
u (1853) 92, 131, 177, 181, 192, 204, 222, 283, 300, 315, 334,
785, 811, 808.
A.(1853) 244.
FAWSETT, James. Recommends J. Green for a gratuity as
constable on the Shackamaxon.
A (1853) 1015.
u (1853) 317.
FAWSETT, James.
Appointed clerk of the Local Court at Angaston.
FAWSETT, James.
Leaves the Colony.
A ( 1854) 120.
v (1854) 78.
· A ( 1854) 220.
v ( 1854) 100.
FEARNYHOUGH, James.
Constable on the Constance.
A ( 1848) 1321.
FEATHERSTONE,
,constable.
Commissioner •
Eulogised by the Police
. A (1854) 1161.
FEATHERSTONE, John. 'Praying that arrears of pay due to him
may not be forfeited.
A (1856) 2391~
x (1856) 429.
FEATHERSTONE, (sic) , M.
Parkhur.c::t boys.
. Opinion as a grand juryman on the
A (1843') 341.
FEATHERSTONHAUGH, Montagu. ·See
FECHNER; Christian.
A (1846) 725.
Seeks naturalisation.
FEDER, Johann Heinrich Friedrich.
Q
(1849) 296.
Fetherstonhaugh.
Seeks naturalisation.
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Il
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FEEDEN, William.
A (1851)
735
Convicted of theft.
2801~.
FEGAN, John Festus.
A ( 1850)
'
Correspondence as Surgeon of the Douglas.
1 36, 1 39.
FEINAIGLE, Charles Gregory.
by mean solar time.
Offers to regulate public clocks
A l1851l 2225.
A 1852 2214.
T 1852 710.
FEINAIGLE, Charles Gregory.
in the Assay Office.
Appointed laboratory assistant
A (1852) 2400.
T (1852) 756.
FEINAIGLE, Charles Gregory. Applies for an appointment in the
Reristrar-General's Office.
A 1853) 344.
u . 185 3) 110.
FEINAIGLE, Charles Gregory.
survey department.
Seeks an appointment in the
A (1853)- 399.
u (1853) 143.
FEINAIGLE, Charles Gregory.
"Put off" from the Assay Office.
A (1853) 438.
u (1853) 153.
FEIPFER, Mary Elizabeth.*
A
(1852) 3135.
FELIX, Francis.
A ( 184 3) 1096 •
Inquest on her death.
*
A child.
Transport~d to Van Diemens Land.
FELL, Captain Alfred. Offer of the Katherine Stewart Forbes
as a store ship declined.
D (1839) 83.
FELL, Captain Alfred. Member of a Committee for determining a
safe landing place at the old Port.
D
(1839) 185.
FELL, James.
Inquiry about his deceased estate in Adelaide.
(1852) 2507, 2930.
T (1852) 884, 886.
A
FELLENBERG~
Gottfried.
A (1846; 725.
·
.
Seeks naturalisation.
FELONY. Opinion (by Advocate General) on legal restitution
of stolen property.
A ( 1855) 2711 •
.
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FELTERS, James.
. A
(1851) 2471.
Appointed as a guard at the Gaol •
FELTERS, James. His services as a guard at the Adelaide Gaol
dispensed with.
A (1852) 436.
736
FELTHAM, Joseph. Dismissed from employment at Cemetery
(West Terrace).
A (1855) 2803.
w (18 5 5 ) 66 5 •
FEL'T'HAM, Samuel. Appointment in the Police Force.
A (1849) 599.
FEMALE IMMIGRANT BOARD. Does not recommend accepting Western
Australian offer to take 100 Irish female immigrants.
A (1856) 113, 305.
x (1856) 44, 53.
FEMALE IMMIGRANT BOARD. Board opposes Governor's view that
girls should not be re-admitted to depots after having
worked in a job.
A (1856) 228.
FEMALE IMMIGRANT BOARD. Proposal by Thomas Gain that woollen
spinning be introduced as an employment for female
immigrants is referred to the Board.
A (1856) 363.
x (1856) 59.
FEMALE IMMIGRANT BOARD. Term for which the Board was appointed
has nearly expired.
A (1856) 774.
x (1856) 146.
FEMALE IMMIGRANT BOARD. Submits resolution praising the work
of Matthew Moorhouse.
A (1856)-, 1179.
x (1,856) :215.
FEMALE IMMIGRANT BOARD. Statistics of admissions and discharges
qf female immigrants since the formation of the Board.
A (1856) 1459.
FEMALE IMMIGRANT BOARD. Final meeting. Board exchanges
compliments with the Governor.
A (1856) 1460.
x ( 1856) 273.
FEMALE IMMIGRANT BOARD. The question of approval of medical
accounts from Dr. Cotter and Dr. Penny for attendance at the
Female Immigrant Depot, Robe.
A (1856) 1554, 1805.
x ( 1856) 283.
FEMALE IMMIGRANT BOARD. Question of paying medical account of
a girl not under the control of the Board at the time of her
illness.
A ( 1856) 1577.
x ( 1856) 290.
FEMALE IMMIGRANT BOARD! Board members Dr. Duncan, Major
0 1 Hall9ran, Rev. Mr. Ryan have been informed of Governor's
praise of the Board. Mr. Kingston absent.
A (1856) 2071.
x (1856) 356. .
.
FEMALE IMMIGRANT DEPOT, Adelaide. Furnishing of Ladies'
Committee room.
A (1855) 980, 2132.
W Finance (1855) 33; 103.
I
737
. FEMALE IMMIGRANT DEPOT, Adelaide. Government vote increased
by £300 for cost of rations.
A (1855) 1426. W Finance (1855) 61-62.
FEMALE IMMIGRANT DEPOT, Adel~ide. Purchase of a cooking grate
(in lieu of common fire grate) authorised.
W Finance (1855) 63.
·
FEMALE IMMIGRANT DEPOT, Adelaide. Ration scale. Extra
accommodation to be provided (lavatories, cooking places,
etc.).
A (1855) 1736, 2082.
W Finance (1855) 97, 103.
FEMALE IMMIGRANT DEPOT, Adelaide. Expenses of depot to be
charged to Crown moiety of Land Fund.
W Finance (1855) 102.
FEMALE IMMIGRANT DEPOT, Adelaide. Estimates (financial) for
remainder of current year.
A (1855) 2177.
W Finance (1855) 117.
FEMALE IMMIGRANT DEPOT, Adelai.de. Armoury (North Terrace)
vacated by female immigrants.
A (1855) 2751.
w (1855) 658.
FEMALE IMMIGRANT DEPOT, Adelaide. Votes (to approx. £6,900)
for building additions.
A (1855) 2986, 3908.
W Finance (1855) 170.
FEMALE IMMIGRANT DEPOT, Adelaide. Inquiry into insubordination
at the depot. Press to be admitted.
A (1855) 2996.
w (1855) 706.
FEMALE IMMIGRANT DEPOT, Adelaide. Report on accommodation
[720 adults in the establishment]. Need for increased
accommodation.
A (1855) 3111.
FEMALE IMMIGRANT DEPOT, Adelaide. Report on management; issue
of boots and clothing; diet. Re-admission policy.
·
Appointment of a Board of Management (3 Irishmen) proposed.
A {1855) 3112.
w ( 1855) 739.
W Finance (1855) 173-174.
FEMALE IMMIGRANT DEPOT, Adelaide. T.S. 0 1 Halloran accepts
nomination as a member of the Board of Management.
A (1855) 3183.
FEMALE IMMIGRANT DEPOT, Adelaide. List of staff, their pay,
and date of commencement of duties.
A (1855) 3187.
.
W Finance (1855) 177.
FEMALE IMMIGRANT DEPOT; Adelaide. G.S. Kingston accepts
nomination as a member of the Board of Management.
A (1855) 3201.
738
FEMALE IMMIGRANT DEPOT, Adelaide. Rev. Michael Ryan accepts
seat on Board of Management; the Rev. John Smyth to act
for him during his absence.
A
(1855) 3311.
770-771.
w (1855)
FEMALE IMMIGRANT DEPOT, Adelaide. Female Immigrant Board to
meet thrice weekly until an "efficient working system of
management" is established.
A
(1855) 3314.
771.
w (1855)
FEMALE IMMIGRANT DEPOT, Adelaide. Cesspool (100 ft.) to be
sunk near well at Destitute Asylum.
A (1855) 3315, 3694.
w (1855) 811-812.
FEMALE IMMIGRANT DEPOT, Adelaide.
se~rega.ted in a "Foul Ward".
A (1855) 3316.
Venereal cases to be
.
W Finance (1855) 184.
.
FEMALE IMMIGRANT DEPOT, Adelaide. Armoury approach to be
gravelled and window sashes eased, as suggested by Female
Immigrant Board.
A (1855) 3332.
W Finance (1855) 187.
FEMALE IMMIGRANT DEPOT, Adelaide.
under s~ecial circumstances.
A (1855
3333.
w (1855 779-780.
Girls only to be re-admitted
.
FEMALE IMMIGRANT DEPOT, Adelaide.
Duties.
Female Immigrant Board:
A (1855) 3369.
w (1855) 794-795.
FEMALE IMMIGRANT DEPOT, Adelaide. Threat of pauperism.
to be taken to avoid Depot becoming a "Poor House".
A
Steps
(1855) 3369.
794-795.
w (1855)
FEMALE IMMIGRANT DEPOT, Adelaide.
A (1855) 3370.
A "Mess Shed" erected.
FEMALE IMMIGRANT DEPOT, Adelaide. Eight ward matrons and two
cooks to be paid 5/- and 7/- per week respectively.
1
A (1855) 3440.
(1855) 198.
~Finance
FEMALE IMMIGRANT DEPOT, Adelaide. Fittings required for
· recently completed rooms. Extra ventilation needed.
A (1855) 3452.
FEMALE IMM:IGRANT DEPOT, Adelaide. Rules for the regulation
of the Adelaide and country depots.
A (1855) 3468, 3731.
w (1855) 805 •.
FEMALE IMMIGRANT DEPOT, Adelaide.
zinc used as a cleanser.
A (1855) 3470.
W Finance (1855) 204.
Water closet:
Chloride of
739
FEMALE IMMIGRANT DEPOT, Adelaide. Water closet in course of
construction. Cesspool required.
A
(1855) 3471.
FEMALE IMMIGRANT DEPOT, Adelaide. Threatened resignation of
members of Female Immigrant Board due to T.S. Kell's conduct
at Willunga depot, and powers held by district councils at
rural depots.
A (1855) 3535.
w (1855) 814.
FEMALE IMMIGRANT DEPOT, Adelaide.
issue of boots and dresses.
Regulation concerning the
A (1855) 3695.
FEMALE IMMIGRANT DEPOT, Adelaide. Gates to be closed and
controlled; power needed to punish refractory; establishment
of labour tests mooted.
A (1855) 3955, 4045.
w (1855) 900.
FEMALE IMMIGRANT DEPOT Adelaide. Return required (for
Legislative Council) showing numbers at Depot, duration of
residence, and costs.
A (1855) 3991.
FEMALE IMMIGRANT DEPOT, Adelaide. Closing of entrance gates.
Colonial Surgeon to visit depot twice daily.
A (1855) 4035.
w (1855) 909.
.
FEMALE IMMIGRANT DEPOT, Adelaide. Clothes lines to be placed
in mess shed, not in the depot yard.
A ( 1855)
4089.
FEMALE IMMIGRANT DEPOT, Adelaide.
(1855) 4128.
W Finance (1855) 261.
Gatekeeper appointed.
A
FEMALE IMMIGRANT DEPOT, Adelaide.
gatekeeler.
A (1855
(1856
A
Sentry box provided for
4129.
25.
FEMALE IMMIGRANT DEPOT, Adelaide. A policeman to be at the
gates each night, and during the daytime on Sundays and.
public holidays.
A (1855) 4166.
FEMALE IMMIGRANT DEPOT, Adelaide. Correspondence concerning
the bakehouse.
A (1856) 141, 2643.
(1856) 471.
X Finance (1856) 10.
x
FEMALE IMMIGRANT DEPOT, Adelaide.
•salary of 5/- a week.
Extra nurse appointed, with
FEMALE IMMIGRANT DEPOT, Adelaide.
Depot.
Defective drains at the
A ( 1856) 409.
A (1856) 642, 866.
FEMALE IMMIGRANT DEPOT, Adelaide. W.F. Wheeler appointed Issuer
of Rations in succession to Edward Walker.
A ( 1856) 773.
740
FEMALE IMMIGRANT DEPOT, Adelaide. Superintende0t has no
remarks to make on report by Estimates Committee.
A (1856) 971.
FEMALE IMMIGRANT DEPOT, Adelaide. Repairs required to windows,
doors, spouting, water tanks~ etc.
A ( 1856) 1198.
FEMALE IMMIGRANT DEPOT, .Adelaide. In perfect state of order
and cleanliness.
A ( 1856) 1460.
FEMALE IMMIGRANT DEPOT, Adelaide. £10.8.5, being proceeds
of work at Female Immigrant Depot, paid to Treasury.
A-(1856) 1578.
X Finance (1856) 150.
FEMALE IMMIGRANT DEPOT, Adelaide. Rosa and Jane McGurk, who
were at the Encounter Bay Depot are not to be admitted to
the Adelaide Depot, owing to information from the Matron
at Encounter Bay.
A (1856) 1617.
x (1856) 295.
FEMALE IMMIGRANT DEPOT, Adelaide. Matthew Moorhouse points
to undesirability of having Relieving Officer, Destitute
Poor, in charge of Female Immigrant Depot as proposed and
suggests instead a combined 'Secretary to the Board,
·Superintendent of Female Depot and Protector of Aborigines'.
A (1856) 1655.
FEMALE IMMIGRANT DEPOT; Adelaide. Mr. Moorhouse, late
Superintendent, applies for a further 30 pairs of boots for
female immigrants at the Depot. Approved.
A (1856) 2355.
.
X Finance (1856) 243.
FEMALE IMMIGRANT DEPOT, Adelaide. Bakery establishment, with
stock, to be transferred to Destitute Poor Department
because of small number of females at the Depot.
A ( 1856) 264 3.
x (1856) 471.
FEMALE IMMIGRANT DEPOT, Adelaide~ Mr. Moorhouse, asked to
report on its suitability for barracks, states 18 females
are in the new ward but with a partition it could be ready
for .the military in a week.
A ( 1856) 2850.
x (1856) 505.
FEMALE IMMIGRANT DEPOT, Adelaide. Issuer of Rations is
entitled to a.fuel ration since there was no room to give
him quarters.
A (1856) 2880.
X Finance (1856) 307.
FEMALE IMM!GRANT DEPOT, Adelaide. Colonial Architect forwards
plan for alternatives for conversion of Immigrant Depot into
Barracks.
A (1856) 2901.
FEMALE IMMIGRANT DEPOT, Clare. Thirty placed in employment.
Supply of further 30 requested.
A (1855) 2748.
w (1855) 635.
.
'
741
FEMALE IMMIGRANT DEPOT, Clare.
at depot. (E.B. Gleeson).
Favourable report on conditions
FEMALE IMMIGRANT DEPOT, Clare.
Mary Ann Keenan, matron.
A (1855) 3043.
A
.(1855) 31.'37.
FEMALE IMMIGRANT DEPOT, Clare.
£1 a week as from 23/7.
A
(1855) 3345.
A
(1855) 3187.
House rented (as a depot) for
W Finance (1855) 191.
FEMALE IMMIGRANT DEPOT, Encounter Bay. Expenditure of £370
authorised for erection of buildings.
W Finance (1855) 137.
FEMALE IMMIGRANT DEPOT, Encounter Bay. Ellen Higgins matron.
FEMALE IMMIGRANT DEPOT, Encounter Bay.
shipped to Encounter Bay.
twenty immigrants
A (1855) 3449.
W Finance (1855) 202.
FEMALE IMMIGRANT DEPOT, Encounter Bay.
A (1856) 1560, 1617.
x
To be closed.
(1856) 285.
FEMALE IMMIGRANT DEPOT, Gawler. O. Ford's claim for rent.
A (1855) 2597 (outsize).
FEMALE IMMIGRANT DEPOT, Gawler. Mary Murphy matron.
A (1855) 3187.
FEMALE IMMIGRANT DEPOT, Gawler. Girls to be supplied with
boots (but not bohnets and shawls).
A (1855) 3239.
FEMALE IMMIGRANT DEPOT, Gawler. Closed.
A (1855) 3508, .3732.
FEMALE IMMIGRANT DEPOT, Kapunda. To be closed.
A
(1856) 2422.
. x (1856) 430.
FEMALE IMMIGRANT DEPOT, Mount Barker.
A
(1855) 3187.
Eliz. Frankpitt matron.
FEMALE IMMIGRANT DEPOT; Mount Gambier. Employment found for 4
female ifumigrants. Others awaiting engagement.
A
(1855).3109.
FEMALE IMMIGRANT DEPOT, Mount Gambier.
employment.,
A
Six immigrants awaiting
(1855) 3458.
FEMALE IMMIGRANT DEPOT, Naracoorte. Employment found for 8
immigrants. Others awaiting employment.
A (1855) 3109.
FEMALE IMMIGRANT DEPOT, Naracoorte. One immigrant awaiting
employment.
A
(1855) .3458.
FEM~LE IMMIGRANT DEPOT, Penola.
immigrants.
Employment found for 14
District now fully supplied with servants.
A (1855) 3109.
742
FEMALE IMMIGRANT DEPOT, Penola.
employment.
Five immigrants awaiting
A (1855) 3458.
FEMALE IMMIGRANT DEPOT, Penola. Single
to be sent to the Penola depot.
wc~en
at Robe depot
A ( 18 55 ) 3906 •
A ( 1856) 11 •
FEMALE IMMIGRANT DEPOT, Penola.
(matron).
In charge of Mary O'Keife
A (1855) 4180.
X Finance (1856) 1.
FEMALE IMMIGRANT DEPOT, Penola. Correspondence about the
Female Immigrant Board's decision to remove females from
Robe to Penola.
A ( 1856) 11 , 140.
FEMALE IMMIGRANT DEPOT, Penola. Matron, Mary O'Keife, to be
paid at the same rate as other matrons - £1 per week.
A (1856) 608.
X Finance (1856) 1.
.
.
~
FEMALE IMMIGRANT DEPOT, Robe. Report on distribution of the
girls and on their general conduct.
A (1855) 2812.
w (1855) 663.
'
FEMALE IMMIGRANT DEPOT, Robe. Depot transferred from Police
Station to a rented burrcfing.
A (1855) 2812.
w (1855) 663.
FEMALE IMMIGRANT DEPOT, Robe. Report on transfer of some
girls to Mt. Gambier,--ana: on conduct at Robe.
A (1855) 2969.
FEMALE IMMIGRANT DEPOT, Robe. Building erected on Government
Reserve. Need for more immigrants. Quotation for rationing.
A (1855) 3143.
FEMALE IMMIGRANT DE~OT, Robe. Report on engagements of girls
sent to Penola, Mt. Gambier, and Naracoorte.
A (1855) 3109.
FEMALE IMMIGRANT DEPOT, Robe.
Isa Anderson matron.
FEMALE IMMIGRANT DEPOT, Robe.
employment.
·
Nineteen immigrants awaiting
· A (1855) 3187.
A (1855) 3458.
FEMALE IMMIGRANT DEPOT; Robe. Single women at the depot to
be sent to the Penola depot.
A (1855) 3906.
A ( 1855) 11.
FEMALE IMMIGRANT DEPOT, Robe. Dr. Cotter's allegations about
medical interference not upheld.
A (1855) 3941, 4032, 4157.
w (1855) 892.
743
FEMALE IMMIGRANT DEPOT, Robe. Further friction between
Government Resident and the medical officer (Dr. Cotter).
A (1855)
FEMALE IMMIGRANT DEPOT, Robe. Dr. R.B. Penny to be medicaJ
officer~ vice Dr. T.Y:-COtter.
A (1855 'Zi15§. · x (1856 5.
.
FEMALE IMMIGRANT DEPOT, Robe. Correspondence about the Female
Immigrant Board's resolution for the removal of females from
Robe to Penola.
ti,. ( 1856) 11 , 1 40.
FEMALE IMMIGRANT DEPOT, Robe. Government Resident, Robe,
reports steps for closure of the Immigrant Depot.
A (1856) 906.
x (1856) 213.
FEMALE IMMIGRANT DEPOT, Robe. Robert Anderson claims
remuneration for .services during the sickness of the
Highlanders.
A \1856) 1129.
X Finance (1856) 94.
FEMALE IMMIGRANT DEPOT, Robe. Accounts for attendance by
· Dr. Cotter and Dr. Penny.
A (1856) 1554, 1805.
x ( 1856) 283.
FEMALE IM.MIGRANT DEPOT, Robe. Mr. Ormerod's account for
rationing the Highland immigrants at Robe from 26 March to
25 May, 1856.
A ( 1 856) 1851 •
x (1856) 324.
FEMALE IMMIGRANT DEPOT, Willunga. Eliza Lewis,matron.
A (1855) 3187.
FEMALE IMMIGRANT DEPOT, Willunga. Ann Ellis, matron. JulySept. 1855.
A (1855) 3187.
FEMALE IMMIGRANT DEPOT, Willunga. Thirty two girls to be
provided with boots; nearly all "going barefooted".
A (1855) 3206.
FEMALE; IMMIGRANT DEPOT, Willunga. Female immigrants to be
transferred to Willunga until placed into situations.
w (1855) 472.
FEMALE IMMIGRANT DEPOT, Willunga. Furniture (table and forms)
to be provided.
W Finance (1855) 134.
FEMf.LE IMMIGRAN'l' DEPOT, Willunga. Disturbance. Proposed
closure.
A (1855) 3469, 3535.
w (1855) 808-809, 814.
FEMALE IMMIGRANT DEPOT, Willunga. Certain correspondence
concerning the depot to be cancelled.
A (1855) 3696.
·
744
FEMALE IMMIGRANT DEPOT, Willunga. Closed.
A (1855) 3732.
FEMALE IMMIGRANT DEPOTS. Further £700 approved for country
depots.
A (1856) 2511.
X Finance (1856) 260.
FEMALE LABOUR. See also: Domestic servants. Irish immigrants.
FEMALE REFUGE COMMITTEE. See South Australian Female Refuge.
FENCING.
J. Reynell claims that he fenced the first 80 acre
section in South Australia.
A (1852) 1845.
FENCING.
See also:
Prices. - Fencing.
FENN, Charles. Seeks remission oLfees on land grants issued
to him as attorney for J. Colyer.
A (1844) 60.
G (1844) 483.
FENN, Charles. About to leave the Colony. Abandons firewood
contract.
A (1846) 939.
L (1846) 406.
FENN, Charles. Admitted to the bar.
Times March 26, 1849. 3G.
FENN, Charles. Elected to the Legislative Council for the
district of East Torrens.
v (1 854) 691 •
FENN, Charles. Principal signatory to a petition for a
bridge at Paradise.
A (1856) 900~.
FENN AND WEARING, Solicitors. Request that land grant for
section 39, Hundred of Alexandrina may be issued.
A (1856) 405.
x ( 1856) 68.
FENN AND WEARING, Solicitors. Solicitors for the Royal Mining
Company. ·
A ( 1856) 1 326.
FENNEL, F. Signatory to a memorial praying a court of full
jurisdiction for Port Lincoln.
A ( 1852) 15.
FENNELL, ·xResigns from the Police Force.
A (1846) 676.
* Not necessarily Thomas.
FENNELL, 1homas. Appointed to the Mounted Police Force.
A (1845) 1134.
K ( 1845) 63.
.
FENTON, George. Supply of hay to the Police.
D ( 1 840) 302.
1
745
FERGUSON, Capt.
Volunteers his services against aborigines
near Port Lincoln.
E (1842) 605.
FERGUSON, A. Cnn-L.cacts to supply firewood to the Government.
A (1852) 645.
FERGUSON, Daniel. Seeks to exchange land at Encounter Bay for
land at Yankalilla.
A. (1851) 2503.
s (1851) 504.
FERGUSON, Daniel. On the first East Torrens district Council.
A (1853) 1023.
u (1853) 386.
FERGUSON, David. Recommended as labourer in the bonded
warehouses.
A ( 1842) 1036.
F (1842) 280, 285.
FERGUSON 1 David. Employed in the Customs Department.
L (1846) 208.
M ( 1846) 1 77.
FERGUSON, David. Resigns as weigher in the Customs Department.
A ( 184 7) 1120.
FERGUSON 1 David. Appointment as tide waiter.
A (1849) 917.
Q (1849) 271.
FERGUSON 1 David. Appointed weigher in the Customs Department.
A ( 184 9) 1 51 5 •
Q (1849) 448.
.
FERGUSON, David. Appointed tide waiter at Port Adelaide.
A (1850) 220.
R (1850) 77 (twice).
FERGUSON, David. Promoted to the position of messenger in.
the Customs Department.
s (1851) 4.
FERGUSON, [?David]. Salary increase as Acting Senior Landing
Waiter.
A (1852) 3048.
T (1852) 922.
FERGUSON 7 George. His ship wrecked near Streaky Bay.
A (1845) 818, 819, 824.
FERGUSON 1 ·George. Statement about the death of J. Lines.
A (1847) 1552•
FERGUSON, George, agent. Elected at a public meeting to be
an auditor of Pt. Adelaide Corporation.
A. ( 1856) 79, 114.
FERGUSON, James. Bail refused.
D ( 1838) 23.
FERGU$0N, James. Promoted to the position of fifth landing
waiter at Port Adelaide.
A (1850) 710.
R (1850) 199.
746 .
FERGUSON, James. Appointed second land waiter in the Customs.
A (1853) 193.
u (1853) 63.
FERGUSON, Jdmes. Appointed clerk and collector to Onkaparinga
District Road Board.
A ( 185 3) 1 01 6.
FERGUSON, James. Forwards a petition from ratepayers of
Onkaparinga, hundred.
A ( 1853) 1198.
u (1853) 386.
FERGUSON, James. Appointed guager in the Customs Department.
A 1854) 21.
A 1855) 839.
v 1854) 41.
w 1855) 358.
FERGUSON, James. Petition asking for enquiry into his fitness
to remain in Government employment.
A (1856) 648.
FERGUSON, James. Sued by Dr. Robert Gething for £15 for
medical attendance on two of his illegitimate children.
A (1856) 531, 628~.
FERGUSON, James. Charged with neglecting to support his
three illegitimate children by Bridget O'Brien.
A (1856) 747.
FERGUSON, James. Enquiry into whether he introduced Bridget
0 1 Brien into respectable society as his wife.
A (1856) 747.
x ( 1856) 11 2.
FERGUSON, James. His illegitimate children received into the
Destitute Asylum.
A ( 1856) 1 356.
x (1856) 251.
FERGUSON, James. Papers relative to James Ferguson tabled in
Le~islative Council.
A \ 1856) 1389.
FERGUSON, James, licensed teacher, Inverbrackie. ·Gives his
curriculum vital in an application for the position of
Clerk, Local Court, Woodside.
A ( 1856) 181 5.
FERGUSON, James, licensed teacher, Inverbrackie. His
· application for position of Clerk, Local Court, Woodside,
is under consideration.
A ( 1856) 1905.
x (1856) 321 •
•
FERGUSONr Joseph. Acquitted on a charge of larceny.
A ( 1844) 1201 •
FERGUSON, Murdoch. Highland immigrant, per Switzerland.
A (1855) 3077.
FERGUSON 1 Nancy. Constable on the Roman Emperor.
A·(1848) 1647, 1660.
!
747
FERGUSON 1 Peter. Attacked by natives near Mount Remarkable.
A (1847) 24, 125! (p.4), 351.
N (1847) 44.
FERGUSON, Peter. Appointed a Justice of the Peace.
A (1854) 3512.
v (1854) 933.
FERGUSON, Peter. . Penalty (25%) imposed upon him for rent
overdue (Pastoral lease).
A (1856) 56.
x ( 1856) 16.
FERGUSON, Peter. Requests remission of penalty on overdue
rent on a 14 year lease.
A ( 1856) 182.
FERGUSON, Peter. Transfers the case of Mrs. Hobbs from
Crystal Brook to Clare (E.B. Gleeson, J.P.) causing
unnecessary expense.
A (1856) 293, 479, 576.
x (1856) 49, 79, 91.
FERGUSON 1 R. About to go to England.
A ( 1844) 358.
G ( 1844) 611 •
FERGUSON, William. His experiences as a farmer.
Reg. April 4, 1840. 5D.
FERGUSSON, Alexander. Letter in favour of subdividing the
East Torrens District Council area to form a Burnside
District Council. (With map).
A (1856) 2296.
FERGUSSON, David. A constable on the Emily.
A ( 1 84 9) 1 5 0 5 •
FERK, H.H. Offering site for Court House at Woodside.
A ( 1856 ). 2706.
x (1856) 503.
FEROZEPORE, immigrant ship. Bond and list forwarded from
London on 1 Dec.- 1855.
A (1856) 663.
FERRABEE, J.W. Steals and sells C. Harding's horse and cart.
A ( 1852) 1441 •
FERRABEE, J.W. Rev. S.P.R. Allom seeks his release from prison.
A (1852) 2953, 2979, (3200 missing).
T (1852) 896, 954.
.
FERRERS, Henry. Seeks remission of a fine for selling liquor
without a licence.
A (1855) 1610 •.
W Finance (1855) 67.
FERRETT, Helen. Nurse on the Marion.
A (1849) 345.
FERRY, John M. Clerk to Onkaparinga District Council.
A (1854) 383.
748
FERRY, John 'M. Resigns as clerk, collector and surveyor to
the Onkaparinga District Council.
A. ( 1854) 1 504.
FERTILIZERS. See also: Guano.
F.R. Appointed clerk in the Sheriff's Office.
A ( 1856) 1820.
X Finance (1856) 173.
FESENMEYER, F.R. Requests exemption from superannuation
deductions.
A ( 1856) 2102.
FETHERSTONHAUGH, Montagu. For spelling of the surname see
A (1849) 140.
FETHERSTONHAUGH, Montagu. Complains of the sale of section 1535,
Barossa Special Survey, previously applied for by him.
A (1849) 140, 179, 394.
Q (1849) 60.
FETHERSTONHAUGH, Montagu. Gift of £300 to St. Peter's School
Collegiate.
S.A. June 5, 1849. 2F. Times June 11, 1849. 3F.
"FEVER". Epidemic in Willunga district, Supposedly introduced
from immigrant ships.
A (1855) 3511.
"FEVER". Cases of "fever" on the Lord Raglan and steps taken·
to prevent future spread of the disease.
A (1856) 467, 508.
x (1856) 75.
FEWSON, Thomas. Seeks appointment as Harbour Master at Port
Elliot.
A (1851) 1591.
s (1851) 311.
FEWSON, Thomas. Seeks employment.
A (1851) 2975.
s (1851) 598.
FEWSON, Thomas. Seeks appointment as Harbour Master, Port
Wakefield.
A (1855) 3565.
w (1855) 901.
FFOOKS, Thomas. Appointed to the Mounted Police Force.
A (1851) 424.'
FFOOKS, W. See Fooks.
FESENMEYER~
FFOULKS, ijugh.
See
Foulkes.
FICKNESS, Martha, Mrs. Applies for gratuity due to her late
husband as a constable on the Rajah.
A ( 1 84 9) 1 9 3 •
Q ( 1849) 63.
FICKNESS 1 Richard.
A (1849) 49.
Constable on the Rajah.
FICKNESS, Richard. Claim by his widow to gratuity earned
by him as a constable on the Rajah.
A ( 1849) 193.
Q (1849) 63.
.
FIDGE, John. Unauthorised construction of a dam across the
Little Para.
A (1846) 652.
FIDLER, Caleb. Forwards a petition from settlers in northern
suburbs.
A (1854) 213.
v (1854) 97.
FIDOCK, James. Points out a mistake in the spelling of his
name on his land grant.
A (1853) 2630.
A (1854) 99.
FIEDLER, A. Jnr. A stockowner in the Angas Park district.
A ( 1844) ffl9.
H (1844) 348.
FIEDLER, A. Senior. A stock owner in the Angas Park district.
A (1844) 1479.
H (1844) 348.
FIEDLER, Augustus. Naturalized.
D ( 1839) 176.
FIELD, George. Wishes to lease the Government Farm.
A (1844) 235.
G ( 1844) 563.
FIELD, George. Alleged murder of a native on Yorke Peninsula.
A (1849) 1907~ (pp.11-12), 1908 (p.9).
Times Sept. 10, 1849. 3C.
FIELD, George. Applies for the position of Inspector of Sheep.
A (1853) 1295.
.
u (1853) 414.
FIELD, George. Appointed assistant inspector of sheep.
v ( 1854) 117.
FIELD, George. Activities as a sub-inspector of sheep.
A (1855) 1127, 2654.
FIELD, George. To certify documents of Inspector of Sheep
Department during illness of Chief Inspector Hamilton.
A (1855) 3389.
.
.
W Finance (1855) 194.
FIELD, George. Resigns as an inspector of sheep.
A (1855) 3467~, 3825.
W Finance (1855) 253.
FIELD, Henry. Correspondence about a church to be erected at
Yankalilla.
A l1851l 220, 680.
s 1851 . 56, 227.
T 1852 1048.
FIELD, Samuel. Supports petition for release of Mr. Marshall
from gaol.
A (1856) 722.
750
FIELD, w. butcher. Complaints from Comptroller of Convicts
about meat supplied by Field to Yatala Labour Prison.
A (1856) 876.
X ( 1 S56) 1 56.
FIELD, William. Certificate of character for Catherine Huggett.
A (1845) 509.
FIELD, William. Report of his whereabouts.
A ( 1 84 7) 1 06 3 •
0 (1847) 44.
FIELD, William. Appointed poundkeeper at Mount Barker.
A (1854) 534, 1867.
FIELD, William George. Sent to Sydney to purchase supplias.
B (1837) 27, 29.
FIELD, William George. Resigns command of the Rapid.
D (1838) 6.
FIELD, William George. Member of a board to survey the Rapid.
D . ( 1838) 11 •
FIELD, William George. Sends in an agricultural return from
the Mount Barker district.
A (1842) 593.
FIELD, William George. Opinion on Parkhurst boys.
A ( 1 84 3) 17 3 •
FIELD, William George. Asks whether the Government will accept
Great Eastern Road debentures in payment for land.
A ( 184 3) 1 444.
G (1843) 436.
FIELD,. William George. Re land grants for sections at
Yankalilla.
A (1844) 499.
FIELD~ William George.
Letter accompanying his assessment fee.
A ( 1844) 1497.
FIELD, William George. Acts as agent for J. Chisholm, of New
South Wales.
H 1844) 1 0 1 11 •
A 1845) 1048.
K 1845) 56, 79.
FIELD, William George. Seeks remission of penalty under the
Waste Lands Act.
H (1844) 353.
FIELD, .William George. Applications for occupation licence
at Wait:pinga.
A (1846) 439 (outsize).
A (1847) 508 p.20.
FIELD, William George. Lessee of aboriginal reserves.
A (1848) 730.
p ( 1848) 314.
FIELD, William George. Tenders for lease of aboriginal reserve.
A ( 1849) 1012.
FIELD, William George. Surety for G.F. Heathcot~.
A (1849) 1240.
Q (1849) 359.
!
751
FIELD, William George.
the Peace.
A ( 184 9 )
Resigns appointment as a Justice of
1394 •
FIELD, William George. Ineligible for a remission in the
purchase price of land as a retired naval officer.
R (1850) 448.
FIELDER, John Edward.
D
(1840) 248.
FIESTE, Conrad.
A
(1855) 2590.
His petition refused.
Peel Street fire
(5/2/55):
Compensation claim.
FIGHTS. See Duels.
FIGS. Importation of cuttings from New South Wales.
A
G
(1844) 555.
(1844) 534, 549, 555, 556.
FILES, John.
Seeks a Government position.
A ( 185 3) 1886 •
u (1853) 575.
FILGATE, Jonathan. Accepts office of Deputy Returning Officer,
Electoral District of Stanley.
A
(1855) 3114.
FILGATE, M.I.
His school in Hindley Street.
s (1851) 619.
FILGATE, Richard.
(1851) 3081.
s (1851) 676.
Seeks appointment in the Post Office.
A
FILGATE, Richard.
Appointed weigher in the Customs Department.
FILGATE, Richard.
Appointed sixth landing waiter.
A (1853) 521.
u (1853) 170.
l1854l
1855
v 1854
w 1855
A
A
479.
839.
183.
358.
FILGATE, William.
police.·
Applies for appointment as inspector of
A (1853) 3080.
v (1854) 5.
FILL, James Golding. Appointed junior clerk on the Central
Board of Education.
A (1853) 2175.
u (1853) 643.
FILL, James Golding.
of Education.
Resigns as clerk to the Central Board
A ( 1854) 948.
v (1854) 350.
FILL, Johann Michael. Petition for the admission of an insane
woman into the Hospital.
A (1843) 467.
.
·
FILTUS, James.
·
T (1852) 221.
His services as a gaol guard dispensed with.
752
.'
FINANCE. Commission of enquiry into the public accounts.
D ( 1838) 18.
FINANCE. Treasurer's failure to furnish returns.
c (1838) 104.
D (1838) 34.
D (1839) 66, 77, 85.
FINANCE. Procedure to be adopted in paying claims on the
Government.
D (1839) 58.
FINANCE. Procedure to be adopted in the certification.etc.
of tradesmen's accounts.
D (1840) 342.
FINANCE. Instructions for the ~reparation of quarterly
accounts.
D ( 1840) 348.
FINANCE. Forms of certificate issued to the Government's
· creditors.
E (1841) 11.
FINANCE. Remission of customs duties sought by the Government's
creditors.
E ( 1841) 21 •
FINANCE. Correspondence about a balance of £10,000 at the
Bank of South Australia to the credit of the Land Fund.
A (1843) 187, 199, 869.
A (1844) 865, 1068.
F (1843! 374, 378, 380.
G ( 1843 259.
H (1844 109, 195, 202.
FINANCE. Suggested payment of tradesmen's accounts once a
week instead of three times a week.
A ( 1845) 1327.
FINANCE. Proposed new system of rendering and paying accounts.
A (1847) 454~.
FINANCE. Adjustment of the Treasurer's accounts, 1838-49.
· A ( 184 7) 7 4 3 •
FINANCE. Instructions to the Treasurer and Auditor-General,
based on resolutions of the House of Commons Committee on
Colonial Accounts.
A (1849) 428.
Q ( 1849) 66 •.
FINANCE. Need for uniformity in times of lodging departmental
receipts and presenting returns.
A (1849) 1205.
.
.
FINANCE. •Report on the new instructions for keeping Colonial
accounts.
A ( 1849) 1027.
FINANCE. Financial year to begin on Jan. 1, 1850.
Q (1849) 334.
FINANCE. Auditor-General's report on the Governor's suggestion
that cash payments at the Treasury be abandoned in favour of
payment by bank cheque.
A (1 8 51 ) 2 961 •
753
FINANCE. Instructions for the preparation and rendering of
public accounts.
A 11851) 3675.
A 1853) 1983.
A 1854) 3192.
FINANCE. Summary of quarterly receipts and expenditure of
the South Australian Government.
A !1852) 541, 2057 (outsize), 2926, 3344 (outsize Group 2).
A 1853) 806, 1091, 1930, 2375, 2794, 3440.
A 1854) 652, 1484, 1988, 2224, 3091.
A 1855) 195, 525, 1333, 1538.
FINANCE.
Treasury to pay all accounts by bank cheque.
(1852) 1089.
T (1852) 328, 335, 360.
A
FINANCE. Proposal that public monies be deposited in banks
by various receivers.
A (1852) 1089.
·
T (1852) 360, 361, 365.
FINANCE. £16,000 withdrawn from the Bank of South Australia
and distributed equally to credit of the Government between
the Bank of Australasia and the Union Bank.
T (1852) 331.
FINANCE. B.H. Babbage points out absurd features in
Government methods of paying salaries and tradesmen's
accounts.
A (1852) 1928.
T (1852) 638.
FINANCE. Banks to hold, as far as possible, equal amounts of
Government funds.
u (1853) 258.
FINANCE. Laxity of a number of receivers of public money in
withholding collections unduly.
A (1853) 1133.
u (1853) 355.
.
FINANCE. ·Treasury accounts to be audited monthly as formerly.
A (1854) 646.
(1854) 246.
v
i'
FINANCE.
.
Monthly requisitions to Auditor General abolished.
A (1854) 2013.
.
FINANCE. s. Stocks proposes a plan for Government borrowing
overseas.
A
(185~)
3793 •.
FINANCE. Remittances to England, through Commissariat
limited in extent.
A (1855) 1755.
Finance (1855) 85.
~
FINANCE. Unclaimed proceeds of sales of impounded cattle
(to 1/7/55) to go into ordinary revenue.
W F.inance (1855) 118-119.
FINANCE. Witnessing of receipts abolished, but witnessing of
marks, and procuration orders to continue •.
.
A (1855) 3441.
w (1855) 813.
754
FINANCE. Specimen cheque form (Surveyor General's Office).
A (1855) 3823.
FINANCE. Instruction to Auditor General about payment of
1856 accounts pY·ior to passing of estimates.
A (1855) 4131.
x ( 1856) 9-1 o.
FINANCE. Erasures in Government accounts and paysheets
forbidden.
A (1856) 47.
FINANCE. Remarks on report by Estimates Committee.
A (1856) 930-933, 939, 945, 952, 958, 959, 965-968,
972-976, 985, 986, 1002, 1003, 1008~, 1011.
FINANCE. - Bills drawn on England. Legal opinion sought by
the Governor about his right to draw bills on.the Imperial
Treasury.
D (1841) 393.
FINANCE. - Bills drawn on England. Miscellaneous correspondence
about dishonoured bills.
The letters listed hereunder by no means exhaust the
correspondence on this subject, but they are typical of the
series.
D
398.
E 1841
160.
F 1843 359.
G 1843) 299, 304.
A 1844) 509, 521, 55~, 598.
G 1844~ 665, 668, 682.
H 1844 9, 1 o.
FINANCE. - Bills drawn on England. List of bills for
outstanding claims for which debentures have been applied for.
A (1844) 469, 482, 494, 498.
FINANCE. See also: Agent General for Crown Colonies.
Assay Office, Adelaide. Audit Board. Audit Office.
Bank of Australasia. Bank of South Australia. Banks.
Building Societies. Bullion Act, 1852. Civil Service Pensions. Civil Service. - Salaries. Civil Service.Retrenchments. Commissariat. Customs duties. Insurance
Companies. Land Fund. Land sales. Monetary crisis - 1852.
Money. Public debt~ Railway Bonds. Treasury. Union Bank
of Australia.
FINCH, Frances. Acquitted on a charge of larceny.
A ( 1 844) 1 4 3 3 ·•
FINCH, John. His account for the funeral of John Gravestocks,
typhus fever victim, paid by Destitute Board.
A ( 1856~) 597.
' x (1856) 116.
FINCH, Joseph •. Acquitted on a charge of larceny.
A ( 1 844 ) 1 4 3 3 • ..
.
FlNDON. Subdivisional land sale.
S. A. Nov. 3, 1848~ 3D. _
FINE ARTS. See also: Art Gallery. Drawing. Painting.
School of Design. Sculpture.
1841l
755
FINEDON, John.
Constable on the Mariner.
A ( 1 84 7) 1 2 0 5 •
FINEY, Francis. Seeks relief for grandchildren.
A (1848) 1262.
p ( 1848) 400.
FINEY, Maria, Mrs. Seeks relief for grandchildren.
A ( 1 848) 1 2'ti'"2."
p (1848) 400.
FINEY, Thomas. Accepts office as an electoral clerk.
A ( 1 851 ) 1 942.
FINEY, Thomas. Bailiff of the Local Court, Port Adelaide,
resigns.
A (1852) 37.
FINEY, Thomas B. Charles Mends acting for Mr. Finey forwards
complaint against G.B. Smith for unpaid fine and summons.
A (1856) 984.
FINEY, Thomas D. Seeks clerkship at the Local Court, Adelaide.
A (1851) 1074, 11?6.
FINEY, Thomas Dixie. Requesting an auctioneer's licence and
forwarding usual certificate.
A (1856) 624.
FINKE, W. His report on the Currency Creek Mine.·
Reg. Nov. 3, 1847. 3A.
FINKE, William. His tender for rations accepted.
c (1838) 79.
FINKE, William. Ordered to return bullocks •
. c (1838) 87.
FINKE, William. Grant for the town of Glenelg to be issued
to him.
D (1839) 71.
FINLAY, Archibald B. Seeks employment as a census collector.
A (1855) 924.
FINLAY, Jane. Nurse on the Branken Moor.
A (1849) 1266!.
FINLAY, William G. A constable on the Branken Moor.
A (1849) 1266~.
FINNIE, John. Suggestions on the maqufacture of iron ore.
A (1851) 3942.
FINNIE, John. Sends specimen of iron, manufactured by himself,
·
to Governor Young.
s (1851) 698.
FINN~GAN 1 Owen.
Transported to Port Phillip.
D (1840) 312.
FINNIS, John. Opinion as a grand juryman· on the Parkhurst boys.
A (1843) 341.
:
FINNIS, John. Statement about the robbery of Kilner by
Philip Hyde.
A (1843) 1438.
756
FINNIS, John. Infringement of the Customs laws.
A (1846) 1233, 1258, 1304, 1307, 1448.
M (1846) 118, 130, 131, 179. ·
FINNIS, John. Examines Franklin Harbour.
S. A. Feb. 1 3 , 1846 • 2E. .
S.A. Feb. 17, 1846. 2D.
·Reg. Feb. 18, 1846. 2D.
FINNIS, John. Presents bell to St. James' Chur6h, Blakiston.
Reg. Aug. 11, 1847. 3A.
FINNIS, John. Recommended by s. Stocks for appointment as a
marine surveyor.
A ( 1849) 1704.
FINNIS, John~ Interested in the development of land at the
False Arm, Port River.
A !1849l 2113, 2237.
Q . 1849 600.
R 1850 12.
FINNIS, John. Specimen signature.
A (1849) 2237.
FINNIS, John. The name is spelled Finniss in an advertisement
in the Adelaide Times for March 26, 1849. 2D.
FINNIS, John. Sale of his allotments in the town of Mount
Barker.·
Times March 26, 1849. 2D.
Times April 9, 1849. 2C.
FINNIS, John. See also: Finniss, John.
FINNISS, Boyle Travers. Loss of off ice as Deputy Surveyor
General.
E ( 1 841 ) 1 3 9 , 1 51 •
FINNISS, Boyle Travers. Appointed Draftsman for Grants •
. E ( 1 841 ) 1 91 •
,
. FINNISS, Boyle Travers. Seeks continued employment in the
Government service.
A ( 1842) 1008.
F ( 1842) 26 3.
FINNISS, Boyle Travers.
Rental of his cottage in King William Street for the
Superintendent of Emigrant Working Parties.
E ( 1842) 299. ,
FINNISS, Boyle Travers. Rental of two cottages by the
Government.
E (1842) 318.
FINNISS, Boyle Travers. Declines position of Draftsman of
Land Grants.
E (1842) 444.
FINNISS, Boyle Travers. Account for rent of premises used as
Government offices.
E (1842) 793.
FINNISS, Boyle Travers. Appointed Chief Draughtsman in the
Survey Office.
F (1842) 77 (twice).
~
757
FINNISS, Boyle Travers. His cottage in King William Street
no longer required.
F (1842) 198 (twice).
FINNISS, Boyle Travers. Cont.inued lease of his cottages in
King William Street.
F (1842) 275.
FINNISS, Boyle Travers. Loss of office. Copies of testimonials,
record of his services, etc.
A ( 184 3) 48.
F (1843) 291, 315.
FINNISS, Boyle Travers. Opinion on Parkhurst boys.
· A ( 184 3) 3 37.
FINNISS, Boyle Travers. Begins duties as Police Commissioner~
A (1843) 494.
G (1843) 94.
FINNISS, Boyle Travers. Takes oath as Commissioner of Police •
. A ( 1843) 500.
FINNISS, Boyle Travers. Appointed Commissioner of Police.
G (1843) 87, 88.
FINNISS, Boyle Travers.. Government no longer requires the
premises previously rented from him for the Crown Lands
Office.
G ( 184 3) 380.
FINNISS, Boyle Travers. Description of his mill at Traversbrook.
S.A. March 21, 1843. 2D.
FINNISS, Boyle Travers. Report of an expedition to Kangaroo
Island for the arrest of suspected smugglers etc.
A ( 1844) · 30 5.
FINNISS, Boyle Travers. His views on the value, etc., of
evidence given by natives.
A (1844) 472, 477.
FINNISS, Boyle Travers. Proposed establishment of a Police
superannuation fund.
A (~844) 905.
FINNISS, Boyle Travers. Secretary of State's reply to his
petition re privileges as a military officer in the selection
of land.
G (1844) 461.
FINNISS, Boyle Travers. Appointed Commissioner of Police and.
Police Magistrate.
A (1844) 1353, 1384.
G (1845) 720.
FINNISS, Boyle Travers. Protest by neighbouring settlers
against the enlargement of his section at Traversbrook.
A ( 184 5 ) 1 36! , 1 6 3~ •
.
G (1845) 727, 738.
FINNISS, Boyle Travers. Reports the completion of repairs to
Trinity Church.
A (1845) 906.
758
FINNISS, Boyle Travers.
· Reward Fund.
Proposed regulations for the Police
A ( 1846) 149.
L (1846) 215 (twice).
FINNISS, Boyle Travers. Suggestions for the control of natives
visiting the city.
A (1846) 318.
FINNISS, Boyle Travers.
. A (1846) 358.
L (1846) 265.
Report on the Masters and Servants Act •
.·
FINNISS, Boyle Travers.
A (1846) 611, 855.
Reports on the Police Force.
FINNISS, Boyle Travers. Application for an increase of salary
as Commissioner of Police.
A (1846) 732.
FINNISS, Boyle Travers.
stations.
On the system of rationing police
A (1846) 1047JJ, 1066.
M (1846) 25, 35 (twice).
FINNISS, Boyle Travers. Appointed Colonial Treasurer and
Reristrar Genera1.
A 1847) 491.
N 1847) 206, 207, 212.
Q 1849) 452, 454.
A 1850) 573.
FINNISS, Boyle Travers.
His sureties as Treasurer.
FINNISS, Boyle Travers.
of Section 269.
Correspondence about the boundaries
N (1847) 213.
A ( 184 7) 14 37 •
0 ( 184 7 ) 21 2 •
FINNISS, Boyle Travers. Commended for his conduct as
Commissioner of Police.
p ( 1848)
100 •
FINNISS, Boyle Travers.
Acting Colonial Secretary.
FINNISS, Boyle Travers.
Savings Bank.
Trustee and Vice-President of the
A (1849) 960.
Q (1849) 261, 267.
Q
(1849) 319.
FINNISS, Boyle Travers. Appointed Lieut-colonel. on the staff
of the Volunteer Military Force.
·v (1854) 818.
·
FlNNfSS, Boyle Travers. Assumes the temporary administration
of the Province on the departure of Governor Young.
v (1854) 1093.
'
'
'
FINNISS, Boyle Trav~rs. Resumes the office of Colonial
Secretary on the arrival of Sir R.G. MacDonnell.
w (1855)
427.
I
FINNISSt Boyle Travers.
Savings Bank of S.A.
A (1855) 2517, 2970.
w (1855) 584, 724.
Resignation as a trustee of the
759
FINNISS, Boyle Travers. Compensated for reduction (by a road)
to less than 80 acres of his section of land (No. 269) in
District B.
A (1855) 3102.
FINNISS, Boyle Travers. Reports to Executive Council on
compensation t6 officers ~educed from appointment.
A (1856) 702.
·
FINNISS, Boyle Travers. Recommends that North Arm Road should
not be ~roceeded with.
A (1856) 2631.
FINNISS, John. Tender for Government cartage accepted.
D (1839) 52.
FINNISS, John. Tender for Government cartage cancelled.
D (1839) 72.
FINNISS, John. See also: Finnis.
FINNISS, district. Suggestions for a route to_Port Elliot.
Repairs to bridges.
A (1852) 1858, 1996, 2271.
T (1852) 607, 608.
FINNISS, district. William Randall calls attention to former
memorial with respect to the proclamation of the District
Council of Rapid Bay.
A.(1856) 500.
FINNISS, district. - Name lists. Petitions from settlers:
A (1855) 2616, 2800, 2895.
A (1856) 684, 835.
FINNISS SPECIAL SURVEY. Meeting of proprietors.
Reg. Aug. 1, 1840. 2A.
FIRE BRIGADE. See also: Fires.
FIRE ENGINES. Water-carters compelled to supply water to the
fire-engines.
D (1841) 356.
FIRE ENGINES. Suggested improvements for the fire engine.
A !1844} 85• 107.
G 1844) 500, 502.
A 184 5 ) 1 369 •
FIRE ENGINES. Government engine to be in the custody of the
Police Commissioner.
A !1844) 408.
G 1844) 642.
A 1853) 659
1853) 241.
FIRE ENGINES. Offer by J. Newman to sell engines.
A ( 1847) 784.
N ( 184 7) 31 9.
FIRE ENGINES.. Government engine used to test the schooner
·yatala for leaks.
7rTl848) 1073.
p ( 1848 ) 3 35 •
a
760
FIRE ENGINES. Printed directions for their use.
A ( 1848) 1 51 8 •
FIRE ENGINES. Arrival of two engines from England for the
Government.
A ( 1848) 1 518.
p ( 184 8) 4 90 •
FIRE ENGINES. Cost of two engines imported from England.
A ( 1848) 1741 •
FIRE ENGINES. Disposition of the recently imported.engines.
p (1848) 556.
FIRE ENGINES. An engine to be kept at Hindmarsh. Engine house
provided by E.J.F. Crawford.
A (1850) 2247.
R (1850) 562 (twice).
FIRE ENGINES. Note showing where the Government engines are
located.
A i1850) 2247 (minute).
A 1851) 254.
s 1851) 192.
FIRE ENGINES. The fire engine to have more efficient wheels.
Other improvements.
A ( 1 8 54 ) 3 3 9.
v (1854) 134.
FIRE ENGINES. Use of fire engine as a pump diminishes its
efficiency.
A ( 1854) 1327.
v (1854) 456.
FIRE BRIGADE. Formation of a brigade suggested by insurance
. companies.
A (1855) 2621.
w (1855) 673.
FIRE ENGINES. Police engine: Insurance companies refuse to
pay water and labour costs. Sum to be placed on estimates
for these expenses.
A (1855) 3591.
w (1855) 850.
FIRE INSURANCE. Premium rates.
S.A. Oct. 10, 1848. 2F.
FIRE INSURANCE. See also: Alliance British & Foreign Fire &
Life Assurance Co. Imperial Fire Insurance Company.
Royal Insurance Company.
FIRES. Danger from fires lit in the streets of Adelaide.
Reg. Feb. 1, 1840. 4D.
FIRES. Py<-law of the Adelaide City Council approved but
subsequerltly disallowed.
E (1841) 279•
.~ (1842) 368, 417, 585.
FIRES. Display of fireworks prohibited.
H (1844) 307.
FIRES. Instruction for the guidance of the police.
A ( 1846) 1254.
1
l
l
761
FIRES. Danger caused by fires lit out of doors by blacksmiths,
etc.
.
A (1847) 330.
FIRES. Serious conflagrations feared by the Commissioner of
Police.
A (1847) 1462 p.5.
FIRES. Insurance companies request that inquests sh~uld be
held following fires.
A (1855) 592.
w (1855) 178, 199.
FIRES. An additional hammer put on Post Office clock to
arouse ~olice in case of fire.
A (1855) 549.
W Finance (1855) 7.
FIRES. Peel Street fire (5/2/55): Inquest. Compensation
claims.
A (1855) 676,"868, 963, 1121, 2590, 2665, 3260.
w (1855) 235, 252, 294, 668.
.
W Finance (1855) 183.
FIRES. Check tickets to be given by water carriers for each
load.of water delivered at fires.
A (1855) 1370.
FIRES. Fire insurance companies make suggestions for the
proper supervision of firemen and police in times of fire.
A (,1855) 1667, 1787, 2297.
w (1855) 419, 462, 521.
.
FIRES. Fire insurance companies suggest the formation of a
fire brigade.
A (1855) 2621.
w (1855) 673.
FIRES. Coroner's return: Adelaide and district. 1854-55.
A (1855) 3846.
FIRES. See also: Bushfires. Bush Fires Act. Fire Brigade.
Fire engines. Fire insurance.
I
FIREWOOD. Permission
Park Lands because
A (1852) 2409.
FIREWOOD. Wood to be
of coal.
A (1853) 1228.
u ( 1853) . 381.
FIREWOOD. See also:
given to cut down two dead trees in the
of the exorbitant price of wood.
used in Government Departments instead
Prices - Firewood.
FIREWORKS. Permission sought for a display. Elaborate
atlvertisement of an English entertainment.
A ( 1844) 1354.
H (1844) 307.
FIRLE. Sold by auction. Description of improvements.
(Section 303).
·
S.A. July 7, 1848. 3F.
- I
I
·. _j
762
FIRNHABER, Carl Eduard. Correspondence about occupation of
section 2719 in the Wiltshire Survey.
A (1849) 587, 654.
FIRST CREEK. Bridge at Hackney finished.
Reg. Aug. 21. 1847. 3E~
FIRST CREEK. Authority for construction of bridge near the
Hospital.
A (1848) 950!.
p (1848) 298.
FIRST CREEK. Substantial wooden bridge erected near the
Hospital •
. S.A. Sept. 5, 1848. 3C.
FIRST OCCURRENCES. Entries under this heading not made
until docket A ( 1?.52) 1845) •.
FIRST OCCURRENCES •. J. Reynell claims that he fenced the first
80 acre section in South Australia.
A ( 18 5 2 ) 184 5 •
FIRST OCCURRENCES. Arrival of first mail steamer from abroad.
A (1852) 2892.
FIRST OCCURRENCES. Mitcham the first "village" to be
proclaimed a district council.
A (1853) 583.
FIRST OCCURRENCES. First bye-law of the Adelaide Corporation.
A (1853) 878.
FIRST OCCURRENCES. First navigation of Murray by cargo steamer.
A (1853) 2128.
FIRST OCCURRENCES. W. Randell builds the first South
Australian Murray steamer.
A (1853) 2328.
.
u (1853) 779, 832.
FISCHER, G. Advertisement as a music teacher.
S.A. Jan. 2, 1849. 1B.
FISH, Henry. Inquest on his death.
A (1852) 2348.
FISH. See also: . Salmon.
FISHER, C.B. Enquiry about land grant for town acre 13.
'
E (1842) 383, 408.
·
FISHER, C.B. Tender for hay accepted.
H ( 1844) 1 07. .
FISHER, Charles Brown. With J. Fisher applies for one hundred
square miles of land in the northern districts.
A (1854) 2322.
v ( 1 854) •7 46.
FISHER, Charles Brown. With J.H. Fisher and J. McKinley
sends a memorial.stating their claim to certain cattle runs.
A (1855) 1503 (outsize gr.3), 1892.
w (1855) 454.
FISHER, Charles Brown. See also: Fisher, James and Charles
Brown.•
FISHER, Daniel. Contractor for the supply of forage.
A ( 1851) 291.
FISHER, Daniel. Letter as chief officer of the Worthy
Brothers' Lodge.
A (1851) 3324.
FISHER, Frederick. Surety for E.N. Emmett.
A (1847) 1160, 1180.
0 ( 1847) 97.
FISHER, Frederick. Correspondence about a lost hogshead
of brandy.
A (1848) 911.
p ( 1848) 2 96 •
FISHER, Hannah, Mrs. Surety for Joseph Mellor.
A ( 1 848) 11 4 3-.FISHER, Henry. Deb~ due to him.
D (1841) 365.
·
FISHER, Henry. Claim against him by the New South Wales
Government.
A (1842 620.
A (1843 445, 476, 557, -1004, 1014, 1026, 1054.
E 1842 428.
F 1843 321, 413, 422 •.
G 1843 75, 127, 305, 310 (twice), 320, 392, 442.
A 1845l 259, 361, 457, 569, 1461.
G 1845 691, 792, 837, 843.
K 1845 82.
A 1846l 109, 142, 564, 960.
L 1846 141, 156 (twice), 165, 307.
M 1846 11 O.
FISHER, Henry. Appointed to the Mounted Police Force.
A (1851) 208.
FISHER, Hurtle. Tender for hay accepted.
E ( 1 84 1 ) 1 2 0.
FISHER, James. Sent to Sydney to purchase supplies.
B (1837) 27, 29.
FISHER, James. Tender for hay accepted.
E (1841) 120.
FISHER, James. Charged with assaulting a theatre attendant.
Ad. Exam. Dec. 3, 1842. 4B.
Ad. Exa~. Dec. 7, 1842. 3B.
FISHER, James. Tender accepted.
G (1843) 343.
FISH~R, James.
Application on behalf of G. Richards, for
new land grants for town acres 631 and 632.
A ( 1844) 1 30.
.
G (1844) 524.
FISHER, James. See also: Fisher, James and Charles Brown.
'
I
FISHER 9 James and Charles Brown. Correspondence about the
passage to South Australia of 5 grooms.
A (1855) 2672, 2789.
w (1855) 632, 688, 694.
764
FISHER, James and Charles Brown. Correspondence about the
passage to South Australia of 2 grooms.
A (1855l 3453.
(185~
803, 804.
A \1856 1858.
FISHER, Sir James Hurtle. The letter books of the Colonial
. Secretary for 1837-38 contain many letters relating to the
official quarrels between Fisher, as Resident Commissioner,
and Governor Hindmarsh.
FISHER, Sir James Hurtle. Appointed a Justice of the Peace.
B (1837} 2.
FISHER, Sir James Hurtle~ Resignation of his seat on the
Council.
B (1837) 56, 57, 61, 62, 76.
FISHER, Sir James Hurtle • . Member of Aborigines Committee.
D (1858) 25.
FISHER, Sir James Hurtle. His non-attendance at meeting of
board of inquiry into public stores.
D (1838) 28, 30.
FISHER, Sir James Hurtle. Proposal to erect a bridge over the
TorreTIS:"
D (1839) 71.
FISHER, Sir James Hurtle. Walls near the Land Office erected
at hisexpense.
D (1839) 87.
FISHER, Sir James Hurtle. Engagement as counsel for defence
of aboriginals.
E 11841 ) 1 2 7, 1 2 8, 1 3 3 •
E 18421 784, 814.
F 1842 156.
F 1843 338.
A 184 3 91 , 92.
A ( 1844 1029.
FISHER, Sir James Hurtle. Tender for hay accepted.
E (187i2) 322, 323, 341, 342.
FISHER, Sir James Hurtle. Resignation as Mayor of Adelaide.
S.A. Jan. 7, 1842. 2E.
FISHER, Sir James Hurtle. His action in chartering the
Lord HObart for a voyage to Timor for ponies.in 1837.
A (1843) 200, 221, 262, 279.
FISHER, Sir Jame's Hurtle. Opinion on Parkhurst boys.
A (1843} 258.
FI2I1ER, Sir James Hurtle. Employed as a solicitor by the
South~stralian Marine and Fire and Life Assurance Company.
A (1843) 482.
G (1843) 86.
FISHER, Sir 5ames Hurtle. Seizure of the brig Emma for
smuggling.
A (1843) 825, 1094.
G · 11· 84 3 2 41 •
/I
1844 69.
G 1844 487.
w
I
l
FISHER, Sir James Hurtle.
Hyde.--
Plea for the release of Phillip
A ( 184 3) 1438.
FISHER, Sir James Hurtle. Acts for G.S. Kingston in his
claim--a8 architect for the Adelai_de Hospital.
A ( 1844)
G
167.
(1844) 530.
FISHER, Sir James Hurtle. Legal proceedings on behalf of
the crew of the Hanseat.
A (1844) 1326, 1355.
H (1844) 307.
FISHER, Sir James Hurtle. Applies for amount due to the
insolvent estate of W.R.S. Cooke.
A (1844) 1487.
FISHER, Sir James Hurtle. Negotiations with the Government
on behalf of S.E. Boord, a convicted smuggler.
A (1845) 537, 606, 607.
G (1845) 861.
FISHER, Sir James Hurtle. Correspondence about section 7598,
as soITCitor for Captain C.H. Bagot.
A (1845) 848, 858, 877.
G (1845) 939.
FISHER, Sir James Hurtle. Seeks to obtain shrubs from the
Botanical Gardens, Sydney.
A --11845) 1061.
G 1845) 920, 925.
K 1845) 47.
FISHER, Sir James Hurtle. Represents the South Australian
Company in legal proceedings about preliminary land orders.
A ( 184 5 ) 147 4 , 148 3 • ·
L (1845) 67, 70 (twice).
FISHER, Sir James Hurtle.
Road Trustees.
Inquiry about the Great Eastern
FISHER, Sir James Hurtle.
Recommends Mrs. Hayward for relief.
K ( 1845) 1.
(1845) 2.
L (1846) 122 (3 times).
A
FISHER, Sir James Hurtle. Employed as counsel by the South
Australian Company in its dispute with the Government about
land near Montacute.
L (1846) 280.
FISHER, Sir James Hurtle.
Seeks relief for Mrs. Skinner.
FISHER, Sir James Hurtle.
Recommends W. Smith for relief.
M (1845} 80.
(18-z+7} 1248.
O (1847) 128 (twice).
'.ti.
FISHER, Sir James Hurtle. Favourable result of enquiry into
his financial transactions as Resident Commissioner.
N (1847) 141.
766
FISHER, Sir James Hurtle. Exculpated from charges of
financial laxity made in 1838.
S.A. March 16, 1847. 6A.
S.A. March 19, 1847. 5D.
Reg. March 13, 1847. 2B.
Reg. March 17, 1847. 1E~
Reg. March 31, 1847. 3D.
FISHER, Sir James Hurtle. Opinion on the case of R. Spearman.
A (1848} 454.
p . ( 18 48) 1 5 8 .
FISHER, Sir James Hurtle. Legal opinion furnished to the
Trustees of the Savings Bank.
A (1848) 1585.
FISHER, Sir James Hurtle. Proposed construction of road and
bridge at Lockleys.
A (1849) 64, 596.
Q. (1849) 240.
FISHER, Sir James Hurtle. Correspondence as solicitor for
· Thos. Long.
A (1849) 731, 770, 784, 805 •
. Q (1849) 225.
FISHER, Sir James Hurtle. Correspondence as solicitor for
MessrS:-Clark, Marks and Parker.
A ( 1849) 759.
Q (1849) 235.
FISHER, Sir James Hurtle. _ Claim for defending natives.
A (1850) 329.
·
FISHER, Sir James Hurtle. Failure of his claim for indemnity
for loss of office in 1838 as Resident Commissioner.
s (1851) 13.
FISHER, Sir James Hurtle. First Mayor of Adelaide.
A ( 18 5 2) 17 00.
FISHER, Sir James Hurtle. Surety for J.H. Richman.
A (1852~ 2078.
.
T (1852 682.
FISHER, Sir James Hurtle. Elected as member for West Adelaide.
A (1853} 1144.
FISHER, Sir James Hurtle. With C.B. Fisher applies for one
hundrecr-square miles of land in the northern districts.·
A (1854) 2322.
v ( 1854) 746.'
FISHER, Sir James Hurtle. With J. McKinley and C.B. Fisher
sends a memorial setting forth their claim to certain
cattle .runs •.
A (1855) 1503 (outsize gr.3) 1892.
w (1855) 454.
FISHER, ~ James Hurtle. Favours continued use of Blenheim
Hotel as polling place for West Adelaide.
A (1855) 2714.
I
767
FISHER, Sir James Hurtle. Y.B. Hutchinson questions J.H.
Fisher's integrity prior to or soon after Fisher's arrival
in, South Australia.
A (1855) 3638.
Forwarding the peJition of North
FISHER~ Sir James Hurtle.
Arm !"1.oad contractor for settlement of difference by law.
A (1856) 118.
x (1856) 31.
FISHER, Sir James Hurtle• As Chairman of the Bench of
Magistrates, forwards notification of resignation of J.H.
Richman as Clerk to the Bench.
A ( 1856) 1289.
FISHER, Sir James Hurtle. Requests preparation of the
necessary deed to enable J.W. Macdonald to reconvey to
John Hanse, late Official Assignee, sections of land
mortgaged to Macdonald in 1844.
A ( 1856) 1445.
x (1856) 290.
FISHER, Sir James Hurtle. For the dispute arising from the
"sediTIOus hand bill" issued b him, see Brown, John
(Suspension from office •
FISHER, -Sir James Hurtle.
.
See also:
Resident Commissioner.
FISHER, John. Forwards memorial from settlers of Lyndoch
Valley.
A (1849) 821.
FISHER, John. Surety for.H. Hesse.
Q (1849) 286 (twice).
FISHER, John. On the first Talunga District Council.
A (1853) 1871.
FISHER, John. Forwards a petition from Reedy Creek Special
Survey.
A ( 1854) 1862.
v (1854) 845.
FISHER, John. Chairman of the Talunga District Council.
A (1854) 2913, 3369.
A (1855) 910.
FISHER, John. Petition from him, as Chairman, District Council
of Talunga, and others for appointment of Charles Hale as
Clerk of the Local Court, Gumeracha.
A (1856) 344.
x (1856) 57.
FISHER, Dr. John. -A memorial urging his appointment as a
~ustice of the Peace at Salisbury.
A (1854) 3302.
v (18 54) 11 01 •
FISHER, Dr. John. Complains of outrages against Protestants
by IrTSh Roman Catholic elements at Salisbury. Requests
police ~rotection. ·
A (1855 3136, 3287.
w (1855 742, 743.
768
FISHER, Dr. John. Reports use of firearms by supposed
escapees from Yatala Labor Prison.
A (1855) 3155.
RISHER,, Mark.
A
A (1849) 618.
constable on the RBmillies.
FISHER, R.J., of Hobart. Enquires about land grant for
section 6129, which was issued in the name of B. Lister
and delivered to H. Nixon in 1843.
A (1856) 1302.
x (1856) 256.
FISHER, Richard. Unable to pay the balance due on his
section 3054.
A i1854l 3331.
3930.
989.
W Finance (1855) 242.
A
v
1855
1854
FISHER, Robert.
Divulges official information •.
FISHER, Thomas.
Sworn in as a district constaple for Hindmarsh.
. B (1837) 130, 131.
.
A (1855) 2405.
FISHER, Thomas.
Reports discovery of body of Samuel Barnett.
FISHER, Walter.
Cook's assistant on the Florentia.
A (1856) 168, 181.
A ( 1849)
I
11 97.
.
I
FISHER, William.*
A
(1852) 2740.
Inquest on his death.
* Aged 2 years.
Tender accepted for completion of Police
fISHER & HUNT.
Barracks etc.
D (1838) 24.
FISHER & HUNT. Delay in beginning work at the Barracks.
D
(1839) 63.
FISHER BROS. Many unimportant letters relating to their
contract for Government cartage in 1837 have not been
indexed.
~ISHER BROS.
Contract for Government cartage.
B (1837) 93, 94, 98, 149 (twice), 276, 286 (twice), 290_,
.
292, 293, 294, 296.
FISHER BROS.
B
Erection of temporary bridge over the Torrens.
(1837) 136.
FISHER BROS.
Tender for Government transport accepted.
FISHER BRQS.
Grazing of G.overnment bullocks on their land.
c (1838) 79.
E
(1842) 494, 549.
FISHER BROS. Cannot fulfil their contract for forage at the
given price.
A (1854) 257.
FISK, Francis. Acquitted on a charge of larceny.
A ( 1844) 1201 •
769
FITZADAM, Adam. Appointed to the Mounted Police.
A (1851) 1677.
FITZGERALD, Edward. Forwards petition from residents of
Kooringa.
A (1851) 2149.
FITZGERALD' Gerald. _Seeks employment as a census collector.
A (1850; 2153.
FITZGERALD~ Gerald.
Appointed to the Mounted' Police Force.
A (1850; 2217.
FITZGERALD, Gerald, constable. Eulogised by the Police
Commissioner.
A (1854) 1161.
FITZGERALD, James H. Seeks appointment in the Resident
Ma!istrate's Court.
A 1850) 2613.
R 1850) 636.
Seeks appointment as a notary public.
FITZGERALD~ James H.
A (1851 2768.
s (1851 558.
FITZGERALD, James H. Seeks appointment as book-keeper for
the Goolwa-Port Elliot Tramway.
A (1855) 384, 510.
w (1855) 104, 108, 162.
FITZGERALDt. John. Convict at large~
A (18l~3J 75~
To receive medical treatment.
FITZGERALD~ Mary, Mrs.
A ( 1846 14 32.
M (1846 173.
FITZGERALD, Moque. Deposition in the case of a native shot
o~ J.B. Hughes' Station in 1843.
A !(1844) 721.
FITZGERALDt Richard. Dismissed as guard at the Adelaide Gaol.
A (1853; 711.
A whaler at Encounter Bay.
FITZGERALD~ Thomas.
A ( 1843 480.
FITZGERALD) William. Seeks medical treatment for his wife.
A ( 1846 · 1432.
FITZGERALD, William. A passenger to South Australia by the
m·
49) 38.
FITZGERALD BAY. Visited by Governor Robe.
S.A. Dec. 8, 1846. 5A.
Reg. Dec. 9, 1846. 2E.
•
FITZJAMES,
immigrant ship. Miscellaneous papers.
A (1855) 3882.
A ( 1856) .7, 37.
FITZPATRICK, Dr. D.A.U • . Author of 11 A Guide to the Preservation
of health in South Australia".
Reg. Jan. 16, 1840. 3A.
770
FITZPATRICK, James.
Deposition in a case tried at the Burra.
FITZPATRICK, Maria.
Convicted of theft.
FITZPATRICK, Maria.
Pardoned.
A (1851) 1392.
A ( 1851
A
) 1 560.
(1851) 3818.
FITZPATRICK, Richard.
A
(1853) 1333.
FITZROY, Sir Charles.
(1855)259.
w (1855) 57.
A
v
Visits Adelaide.
'
FITZSIMMONS, Patrick.
A
Buys section 528 in Hundred of Belvidere.
(1854) 1659.
(1854) 536.
FITZSIMMONS, Patrick.
(1855) 1172, 1279.
W Finance (1855) 55.
Appointed guard at the Adelaide Gaol.
Dismissed for gross neglect of duty.
A
FIVEASH, R.A. Asks that butchers be allowed to depasture
sheep in the Park Lands.
A
(1848) 1396 .
.FIVEASH, R.A.
.Sunday.
A ( 1848)
Asks permission to use the Slaughterhouse on a
1989.
FLAGS. Master of cutter
a penant.
11
Breeze 11 liable to f,50 for flying
A (1855) 2963.
FLAGS. Government schooner "Yatala" permitted to fly pennant
when not in presence of H.M. warships.
A ( 1 8 5 5 ) 2 96 3 •
w (1855) 714.
FLAGS. Flags to be flown on all Government flag staffs on
Dec. 28 (the anniversary of the foundation of the Colony).
A (1855) 4144.
w (1855) 926.
.
FLAGS. Harbour Master and Naval Officer requests authority
to purchase a Union Jack.
A (1856) 3005.
X Finance (1856) 314.
FLAGSTAFF, Port Adelaide.
Station •
Flagstaff placed at the Revenue
.A (1853) 2205.
A (1854) 2825.
u (185)) 657.
FLAGSTAFFS~
I
1
See also:
Signal Stations.
FLAHERTY, Thomas •. Convicted of burglary.
A (1846) 1189.
FLAHERTY, Thomas.
A ( 1846) · 131 2 •
M ( 1846 ) 131 •
Transported.
771
FLANAGAN, Mary.
A ( 1856) 544.
Tried in Supreme Court.
FLANIGAN, Ellen. A passenger per Adelaide, deserted by her
brother~ is sent to the Government Location.
A (1852
T (1852
729.
221, 222.
·
·
.
FLANNAGAN, Michael O. See Flannigan.
FLANNERY, Thomas. Transported to Sydney.
D (1840) 345.
FLANNIGAN, Michael O.
A
(1848) 464.
An absconder from bail.
!
FLAX. Discovery by Alexander Tolmer of fibrous plants·
(lapidosperma gladiata?) similar to Flax and suitable
for making paper.
A (1856) 2431, 2545 1 2616, 2640.
x (1856) 436, 453, 468, 471.
FLAXMAN, Charles. Seeks alterations in the form of his
special surveys.
A (1842) 43.
E (1842) 512, 605.
FLAXMAN, Charles. Relative to a contemplated road to the
Murray through his sections.
A ( 1842)
F ( 1842)
132.
1O.
FLAXMAN, Charles. Applies for land adjoining his sections
.at the Para River.
i1842l 274.
E 1842 686.
F 1842 26, 27.
A
FLAXMAN, Charles. Protests against cost of land grant for
special surveys.-
A (1842) 279.
E (1842) 710.
FLAXMAN, Charles.
Thanks Governor for granting a request.
FLAXMAN, Charles.
Grievances regarding his special surveys.
FLAXMAN, Charles.
boys.
Opinion as a grand juryman on the Parkhurst
A (1842) 283.
F ( 1842) 16.
A (1843) 341.
FLAXMAN, Charles.
appeal.
Acts as agent for F. Koch in an assessment
~ (1844) 1483.
H (1844) 347.
FLAXMAN, Charles. Buys section 651, etc •. (Wiltshire Special
Survey).·
L (1846) 414 (twice).
772
FLAXMAN, Charles. Correspondence about the quarrying of
stone for Pulteney Street School.
A (1847) 1025, 1272.
.
O (1847) 35 (twice), 138 (twice).
FLAXMAN, Charles. A trustee of the Savings Bank.
A ~ 1 84 7 ) 1 2 96 •
A 1851 ) 11 90.
0 1847) 137, 242.
FLAXMAN, Charles. Bondsman for J. Stephens.
A (1848) 66.
FLAXMAN, Charles. Acknowledges gift of books for Pulteney
Street School.
A (1848} 823.
'
FLAXMAN, Charles. Death of his eldest son.
Reg. May 17, 1848. 2C.
FLAXMAN, Charles. House to be erected on North Terrace.
S.A. Sept. 19, 1848. 3E.
FLAXMAN, Charles. Surety for John Hance as Curator of
Intestate Estates.
A (1849) Bo, 145.
Q '(1849) 13 (twice).
FLAXMAN, Charles. Resigns trusteeship of the Savings Bank.
A (1851) 3414.
FLAXMAN, Charles. Comptroller of Savings Banks, Melbourne.
A (1855) 2775.
FLAXMAN, Charles. Suggests (on behalf of L.W. Gilles) that
about 200 female Irish immigrants be sent from South
Australia to Warrnambool, Victoria.
A (1855) 2775.
w (1855) 648.
FLAXMAN, Charles. Recommends the sale of South Australian
bonds in Melbourne and applies for the agency.
A (1856) 2317.
x (1856) 427.
FLAXMAN'S VALLEY. Carriage of mails.
A ( 1845) 11 95.
FLEETWOOD,
See, Waller, Frederick.
FLEETWOOD, John James. Appointed guard at Yatala Labour
Prison.
A ( 18 54 ) 197·0.
v (1854) 645.
FLEETWOOD, John James. Appointed overseer in the Convict
Department.
A (18J4) 2496.
w (1855) 53.
FLEETWOOD, John James. Resigns as overseer in the Convict
Department.
A (1855) 2393.
FLEETWOOD, John Jos. Applies for'the position of Governor
of the Adelaide Gaol.
A ( 18 54 ) 1 304.
v (1854) 414.
773
FLEMING,
Payment of his salary.
D ( 1841 ) 371 •
. FLEMING,
Loss of position in the Cattle Registry Office.
~1 •
E ( 1841 ) 16 ,
FLEMING, Captain.
Port River.
His success in taking hisship up the
B (1837) 20.
FLEMING, Ann.
Nurse on the Sir Edward Parry.
A (1849) 1263.
FLEMING, Ann. Colonial Surgeon requests authority for
removal of Ann Fleming from Gaol to Lunatic Asylum.
A (1856) 287.
x (1856) 44.
FLEMING, John.
Hospital assistant on the Sir Edward Parry.
A (1849) 1263.
FLEMING, Michael.
A ( 1 84 7 ) 1 511 !
FLEMING, Sarah.
.
Charge of rape abandoned.
Released from Gaol.
E ( 1 84 2 ) 311 •
FLEMING, Sarah.
Accouchement
exp~nses.
F ( 1842) 1 91 •
FLEMING, William T.
E (1841) 269.
FLEMING, William T.
Employment in the Audit Office.
Application for increase of salary._
A ;(1842) 61.
FLEMING, William T.
Audit Office.
Increase of salary as clerk in the
E (1842) 538.
FLEMING, William T. Appointment and salary in the Private
Secretary's Office •
. A (1842) 426.
E (1842) 762.
FLEMING, William T. Transferred from the Private Secretary's
Office to the Audit Office.
A (1844) 271.
~ (1844) 574, 577, 819.
FLEMING, William T. Asks for use of Native School,
Walkerville, for church services.
A (1844) 773.
H ( 1844) 100.
FLEMING, William T,.
A ( 184 5 ) 141 •
b (1845) 729.
Extension of sick leave.
FLEMING, William T.·. Imprisoned for debt.
A (1845) 418.
G (1845) 829.
FLEMING, William T. Seeks reinstatement in the Government
service after his release from the debtors' prison.
A (1845) 489.
774
·FLEMING, William T.
service.
Loss of position in the Government
G (1845) 846.
FLEMING, William T.
1846) 33.
A (1850) 2394.
Seeks employment as a census collector.
A (
FLEMMING, Honoria. Seeks remission of her daughter's
(S. Burns) sentence.
A (1855) 2216.
w (1855) 503.
FLEMMING, Joseph. Seeks appointment as clerk to the
Stipendiary Magistrate at Port Adelaide.
A (1850) 73.
R (1850) 45.
·
FLEMMING, Joseph.
Seeks appointment as_ a letter carrier.
FLEMMING, Joseph.
Accepts office as an electoral clerk •
FLEMMING, Jpseph.
Seeks employment.
FLEMMING, Joseph.
baths.
On the committee for establishing public
A (1850) 2739.
R (1850) 671.
. A (1851) 2002.
A (1851) 3884.
s (1851) 816.
A (1854) 3172.
v (1854) 937.
FLEMMING, Joseph.
partici~ation
A (1855) 3159.
FLEMMING, Josiah.
.
Refutes allegation concerning J.H. Egan's
in parliamentary election riots (20/9/55).
Applies for an auctioneer's licence.
A (1.855) 1441.
w (1855) 360.
FLETCHER 1
,prisoner.
. D ( 1840) 237.
Released from gaol.
FLETCHER, H.C.
Signs a petition.
FLETCHER, H.C.
See also:
A (1853) 2763.
Fletcher's Slip, Port Adelaide.
FLETCHER, J. Acting Superintendent, Lunatic Asylum, requests
the removal of Fletcher from the gaol to the Lunatic Asylum.
A ( 1856) 1230.
228 •.
x (1856)
FLETCHER, Thomas. Inquest on his death.
t. (1853) 875.
f
FLETCHER, T.H. Applies for the. position of Inspector of Sheep.
A (1853) 1120, 1295.
u (1853) 413 •.
.
FLETCHER, Thomas H. Applies for appointment as Resident
Magistrate at Moorunde on Rivoli Bay.
A (1844) 1349.
H (-1844) 318.
.
775
FLETCHER'S CLIP, Port Adelaide. Proposed erection.
s (1851) 70.
FLETT, Charles. Inquest on his death.
A (1848) 882.
FLETT, Thomas. Chairman at a meeting of Echunga gold diggers.
A (1853) 1620.
u (1853) 485.
FLETT & LINKLATER, merchants. Tenders for supplying rations
accepted.
A 1842 191 •
E 1842 622.
G 1843 72 (thrice).
FLETT & LINKLATER, merchants. R~mission of tolls on the
Mount Barker Road.
A (1842) 320, 343.
E ( 1 84 2 ) 71 3 • .
FLETT & LINKLATER, merchants. Tender accepted for porter
artd tea.
F ( 1842) 150, 167.
FLETT & LINKLATER, merchants. Law-suit with John Stephens.
Reg. June 3, 1846. 3A. .
Reg. June 6, 1846. 2B.
S.A. June 16, 1846. 2C.
Reg. June 20, 1846. 3A.
FLETT & LINKLATER, merchants. Complaining of non-payment
for articles supplied to the Supreme Court.
A (1851) 1819, 2380, 2680.
s (1851) 538.
FLETT & LINKLATER, merchants. Unable to fulfil their contract
because of the departure of their assistants.
A (1852) 419.
T (1852) 153 (twice).
FLINDERS, Matthew, Capt. See also: Flinders Monument, near
Port Lincoln.
i l
FLINDERS ISLAND. Wreck of the Vulcan.
A (1845) 686~.
FLINDERS ISLAND. Inhabited by one Bryan and one black woman.
A ( 184 5 ) 1 2 5 9.
FLINDERS ISLAND. Occupied by one Bryan and kidnapped natives.
A (1845) 1268.
FLINDERS ISLAND. Presence of the shipwrecked crew of the
Falco.
s.A. Aug. 22, 1845. 3A.
FLINDERS ISLAND. Settlers bring stock from Thistle Island.
S.A. Aug. 22, 1845. 3A.
FLINDERS ISLAND. Removal of an old native woman.
. A ( 184 9) 11 6 •
FLINDERS ISLAND. Drowning of certain inhabitants after a
visit to the Waldegrave Islands.
A ( 1849) 1905.
776
FLINDERS ISLAND. Details sought about its accessibility
to ship:ping.
A ( 1852) 3194.
T (1852) 929.
Miles, James.
l<'LIJ\TDERS ISLAND. See also: Higgins - .
FLINDERS MONUMENT, near Port Lincoln. Miscellaneous
references.
A (18421 882.
F (1842 177 (twice). ·
A 11844 376, 567, 647, 648.
G 1844 635.
H 1844 96 (twice).
FLINDERS PARK. Description of section 392.
S.A. April 7, 1843. 1D.
FLINDERS RANGE. See also: Roads - Flinders Range to Port
Augusta.
FLINT, Daniel. Acquitted of a charge of larceny.
A (1847) 727.
FLINTOFF, John. Inquest on his death.
A (1852) 2514.
FLOCKART, Rev. Robert Colhoun. Minister of W~sleyan Church,
North Adelaide.
A (1850) 12.
FLOCKART, Rev. Robert Calhoun. Authori.sed to solemnize
marriages.
A 1850) 1 954.
A 1853) 359, 467.
R 1850) 502.
u 1853> 26, 113.
FLOCKART, Rev. Robert Calhoun. Minister of the Wesleyan
Church, Kapunda.
A (1851) 801.
FLOCKART, Rev. Robert Calhoun. Appointed Wesleyan minister
at Mount Barker.
A (1855) 1312.
FLOCKART, Rev. Robert Calhoun. Rev. W. Butters requests that
Rev. R.C:-Flockart be authorised to issue marriage licences
for the entire province.
A (1856) 2241.
FLOOD 7 Robert. A member of Sturt's Exploring Expedition,
.
1844-1846 •
. L (1846) 133, 154.
FLOODS. Flood in Bungala River.
. A (18~6) 2139.
FLOODS. Bungala River flood damages Yankalilla jetty.
A (1856) 2633.
FLOODS. See also: Torrens, river. - Floods.
!
FLORA, immigrant ship.
A ·( 185 5) 1134 •.
-
Miscellaneous papers.
777
FLORENTIA, immigrant shiT. Miscellaneous papers.
. A (1849) 885, 1149, 1 97, 1203, 1254, 1265.
Q ( 1849) 365.
'
FLOUR. Government's efforts to meet a shortage.
D (1839) 78, 102, 108, 127, 129, 133, 159, 163, 1E14, 166,
168, 177, 179.
D (1840) 269.
FLOUR. Association formed to meet a shortage.
D (1839) 156, 157,/159, 166, 167.
FLOUR. Purchase of supplies for the Government by Captain
Duff.
D (1840) 231, 250, 252, 254, 255 (twice), 256, 257, 323.
FLOUR. Ex~ort statistics.
A (1843 602.
A (1844 462.
FLOUR. New Government contract deferred pending stability
in price.
A (1855) 3308.
W Finance (1855) 192.
FLOUR. Protector of Aborigines requests that flour for
Aborigines may be purchased from contractor.
A (1856) 704.
x (1856) 65.
FLOUR. Protector of Aborigines requests authority to send
supply of flour to Wellington.
A ( 1856) 2173.
X Finance (1856) 217.
FLOUR. See also: Flour mills. Flour shortage, 1851.
Prices - Flour.
FLOUR MILLS. Dr. Kent's claim to Government patronage.
E (1841) 8, 20, 61, 155, 207.
F (1842) 268.
A ( 1844) 144 5 •
FLOUR MILLS. Proposed lease of portion of the Park Lands to
the Flour-mill Company.
E (1841 ) 118, 128.
FLOUR MILLS. Malin's mill in Wright Street described as the
first windmill in South Australia.
Ad. Exam. July 28, 1842. 3D.
FLOUR MILLS. Mill to be erected· at Port Lincoln.
s.A. May 12, 1846. 2D.
,
FLOUR MILLS. Statistics.
A (1847) 417.
FLOUR MILLS. Wheat-grinder invented by James Mould and
R'ichard Semmens.
A (1848) 1309, 1409.
p (1848) 430.
FLOUR MILLS. Four steam flour mills working in the Willunga
district.
A (1854) 3028.
778
FLOUR MILLS.
See also:
Adelaide Flour Mill Co.
FLOUR SHORTAGE, 1851. "Colonists in dire straits 11 •
(Governor's minute).
A. (1851) 1758.
·FLOUR SHORTAGE, 1851. Replies by clerks of local courts
to circular about existing stocks.
A (1851) 1937, 1938, 1939, 1952j 1967, 2074, 2100, i124.
FLOUR SHORT.AGE, 1851. Circ.ular enquiring about stocks of
wheat in country districts.
s (1851) 368.
FLOUR SHORTAGE, 1855. Steps to be taken to ascertain the
amount of flour in the province.
A
(1855) 1842.
414.
w (1855)
FLOWERDEW, John Cay.
A
R
(1850) 809.
(1850) 218.
FLOWERDEW, John Cay.
Force.
A
Appointment in the Mounted Police Force.
Resignation from the Mounted Police
(1850) 1043.
FLOYD, John.
M ( 1846 )
FLOYD, John.
Schoolmaster on the Britannia.
146.
Appointed to the Police Force.
A ( 1 84 9) 6 51
•
FLYING MACHINES.
FLYNN,
.
See Aeronautics.
To be released from gaol.
D (1841) 380.
FLYNN, Margaret.
A (1853) 1825.
A nominated immigrant.
FLYNN, Mary. Evidence on the death of Alexander McEvor.
A (1842) 976~ (outsize).
FLYNN, William. Remission of sentence.
D (1840) 243, 244.
FLYNN, William. Convicted of larceny.
.
A (1849) 708 (outsize).
FOALE, Robert T. Schoolmaster on the Prince Regent.
A (1849) 1336.
FOGDEN, (Langhorne's Creek).
bushran1er J. Lazarus.
A (1854 609.
v (1~54, 228.
FOGWELL, William.
A (1854) 3162.
.
Seeks remission of his sentence.
FOLEY,
,police constable.
Force.
A (1855< 64.
22.
w (1855)
FOLEY, John.
His Jeath.
A (1850) 2845.
Assists in apprehending the
Dismissed from the Police
779
FOLEY, John. Inquest on his death.
A (1854) 3597.
·
FOLTON, Richard. Evidence on the death of J. Harkness.
A (1846) 966.
FOOD. See also: Butter. Cheese. Flour. Flour shortage,
1851. Fruit. Ice. Oysters. Potatoes. Rice. Salmon.
Stores. Vegetable~.
FOOKS, W. Spelling of name and initials doubtful. Probably
Ffooks is the surname. Second initial is very doubtful.
FOOKS, W. Charges against w.c. Kingdom and J.B. Phipson.
G (1843) 85, 87, 105, 108, 121, 138.
FOOKS, W. Seeks permission to use the old Slaughter House,
Kermode Street.
A (1845) 444.
G (1845) 876.
FOOKS, W. Commended for his services in the Legislative
Council.
A (1848) 1753.
p (1848) 562.
FOOKS, W. Seeks appointment as Police Magistrate's clerk
at Port Adelaide.
A ( 184 9) 1 7 4.
Q (1849) 58.
FOOKS, W.S. Seeks permanent appointment as clerk at the
Le!islative Council.
A 1850) 2740.
R 1850) 677.
·
FOOKS, W.S. Unauthorised absence from the Legislative
Council. His account books missing.
A 11851) 3441, 3447, 3543.
A 1852) 940.
s 1851) 713.
T 1852) 314.
FOOT, Mrs. Her school in Rosina Street.
A ( 18)0) 2404.
FOOT, Geor~e. Drowned near Salt Lake Coorong.
A (1853) 823.
FOOT, John. · Inquest on his death.
A (1851) 2238.
FOOT, Robert. Requesting issue of auctioneer's licence and
forwarding the usual certificate.
A (1856) 2472.
FOPT, William. Seeks appointment as a magistrate's clerk.
A (1850) 880.
.
R (1850) 228.
FOOT, William. Suggested appointment as clerk in the Local
Court, Adelaide.
A' (1850) 1263.
I
780
FOOT, William. Seeks clerkship in the Resident Magistrate's
·office, Adelaide.
A (1851) 1125, 1166.
FOOTE, A. George Fife Angas reports on Mr. Foote's
qualifications for appointment as a ,Justice of the Peace.
A (1856) 595.
FOOTT, Edward.
Inquest on his death.
A (1850) 2177.
FOOTT, Eliza.
Inquiry into her character.
A (1848) 1739.
.
FOOTT, J. Walker.
.
Dispute with F. Dutton about a sheep run.
A (1846) 575, 680.
L (1846) 309.
FOOTT, N.
Suggests postal arrangements for Angaston.
A (1847) 2.
FOOTT, N.*
Leaves Gawler Park for Victoria.
Obs. April 11, 1857. SB.
* Nothing to prove that this is Nicholas.
FOOTT, Nicholas. Married at St. John's Church.
Times April 9, 1849. 3C.
FOOTT, Nicholas. Pays rent on his run near Mount Despond,
lease 20, hundred North Rhine.
A (1853) 215.
u (1853) 104, 105.
FOOTT, Nicholas. Memorial from residents of the District of
Angaston asking for his appointment as a Justice of the
Peace.
A (1856) 454.
FOOTT, Nicholas. Clerk gives notification that Nicholas
Foott was elected as Chairman of Angaston District Council.
A (1856) 796, 2074.
FORBES, Charles.
Tender for removal of Iron Stores accepted.
D (1839) 202.
FORBES, Elizabeth.
A (1845) 852.
G (1845) 940.
Seeks to resume custody of her child.
FORBES, James, saddler, Goolwa.
A (1856) 2130.
FORBES, Janet.
·
Signs a petition.
To be restored to the custody of her mother.
A (1845) 852.
G (1845) 940.
FORBES, John.
Employed on the harbour boat.
A (1846) 653.
FORBES, Mary. An inmate of the Destitute Asylum. Has
worked as a teacher of destitute children there for
Seeks remuneration.
A (1856) 3032.
X Finance (1856) 316.
4 years.
'(b'I
FORBES, William. Temporary employment in the Treasury.
A (1844) 1151, 1238.
H (1844) 197 (twice), 241, 274.
FORBES, William. Seeks position of chief clerk in the
Post Office.
A
(1845) 694.
G (1845) 908.
FORBES, William.
Office.
K (1845) 55.
FORBES, William.
l1846l
1846
A 1847
0 1847
A
L
Temporary employment in the Crown Lands
Seeks a Government appointment.
859.
282, 795,
217,
374, 390.
791.
3.
FORBES, William. Temporary employment in the AuditorGeneral' s office.
N (1847) 356.
FORBES, William. Correspondence about his appointment as
Warehouse' Keeper.
·
A (1848) 1104, 1118t 1137, 1140, 1153, 1251, 1331.
P (1848) 352 (twice), 358, 363, 364, 365, 366, 402, 422.
FORBES, William. Inefficiency and neglect of duty as
Warehouse Keeper in the Customs Department.
A
(1848) 1725, 1794 •.
FORBES, William.
Dismissed from the Customs Department.
FORBES, William.
Seeks re-employment in the Government.
FORBES, William.
Seeks appointment in the Treasury.
A ( 1848)
1881.
P (1848) 557 (twice), 596, 610.
A ( 1848)
1916.
A (1855) 4184.
p (1848) 622.
x ( 1856) 2.
.
A ( 184 9)
Q (1849)
74 •
24.
FORBES, William. Correspondence about his removal from
the Customs Department.
A ( 184 9)
Q
118 •
(1849) 39.
FORBES, William.
A (1~49)
Q
Seeks employment.
490, 1406 •.
(1849) 161, 422.
FORBES, William •. Seeks clerkship in the Customs Department.
A 11849) 2267~, 2347.
Q
• R
1849) 629.
1850) 8.
FORBES, William. Seeks clerkship in the off ice of the
Stipendiary Magistrate at Port Adelaide.
A
(1850) 65.
FORBES, William.
f,or him.
A
(1855) 4184.
x ( 1856) 2.
No post in Government service available
782
FORD,
A
M
FORD,
A
FORD,
E
FORD,
A
FORD,
A
Charles. To be admitted to hospital.
(1846) 1524.
(1846) 208 (3 times).
Charles. Surety for William Hill.
(1849) 1098.
Thomas. Tender for boots accepted.
( 1841) 90.
Edward. Applies for a position in the Audit Office.
(1852) 2160.
.
Applies for a position in the Audit Office.
Geor~e B.W.
( 1852) 2142, 2167.
FORD, Mary~ Mrs. Matron of the Mary Green.
A ( 185 3 1506.
u ( 1853 469.
FORD, Owen. Claim for rent of his house, used as an
immigrant depot at Gawler.
A (1855) 2597 (outsize).
FORD, S.M. Nominated to the post of Temporary Clerk and
Draftsman, formerly held by Lyons.
A ( 1856) 2376. ,
FORD, William. Convicted of theft.
A (1850) 762 (outsize).
FORDHAM, A. Claim against him as trustee for a deceased
barmaid.
A ( 1846) 351, 1014, 1029.
.
L (1846) 260, 309.
FORDHAM, A. E.L. Homersham requests delay before A. Fordham
is granted a Publican's licence.
A (1856) 765.
FORDS. See also the subdivision Fords under the following
headings: Torrens, river. Inman, river.
FOREMAN, John. On the first West Torrens District Council.
A (1853) 1376 (outsize Gr.2).
FORE.STHILL~ Thomas.
Seeks return of immigration deposit.
A (1854 1728.
. v ( 1854 5.81 •
FOREST IRON AND SAWING COMPANY. Its mills situated about
a mile off the Mount Barker Road, about two and a half
miles beyond Crafers.
Reg. Dec. 12, 1849. 3A.
FOREST IRON AND SAWING COMPANY. For the libel action
against George Stevenson in 1849, ~ Stephen G.M.
•
FOREST IRON AND SAWING COMPANY.
.
Reg. April 11, 1849. 3D.
S.A. April 20, 1849. 2C, 3C.
Times April 23, 1849. 1A.
Reg. May 12 1 1849. 2A, 3E.
Times June 4, 1849. 3D.
S.A. Aug. 24, 1849. 3B.
S •.o.• Oc~. 16, 1849. 1A.
•
Miscellaneous references.
783
FOREST IRON AND SAWING COMPANY.
S.A .. Nov. 30, 1849. 20.
S.A. Dec. 18, 1849. 2F.
Reg. Dec. 12, 1849. 3A.
Reg. Dec. 15, 1849. 2D.
FORESTRY. See also: Trees.
Miscellaneous references.
FORFARSHIRE, immigrant shiV. Miscellanebu~·paper~.
A (1848) 1020, 1195 1 12 3, 1214, 1244, 1260.
p (1848) 379; 381, 401.
FORMBY, J. Secretary to the South Australian Jockey Club.
A (1853) 1555.
·
.
FORREST, Francis. Heads memorial opposing the extension of
boundaries of District Council of Tungkillo into the
hundred of South Rhine.
A ( 1855) 3549.
V{ (1855) 818.
FORREST, William. His probable return to England.
A ( 1844) 1348.
K (1845) 70.
FORREST, Willi?m. Sent to England for discharge from the
Sappers and Miners.
A 1846) 136.
L 1846) 21 O.
A 1847) 754, 801, 943, 974.
N 184 7 ). 3 31 •
0 1847) 4.
FORREST, William. In charge of survey party sent. to l1obe.
L (1846) 247, 248.
FORRESTELL, Thomas. Points out the incorrect sp~lling of
his name on his land grant.
.
A (1852) 1947.
T ( 1852) 672 (twice).
FORRESTER, Christian. Employed as a nurse.
A (1843) 411, 421.
G (1843) 56.
FORRESTER, Edmond Bowman. His death.
A (1850) 2336.
FORRESTER, W.J. Account for hire of drays.
F (1842) 273.
FORSAITH, Thomas. Appointed Engineer of Dredge, Port
Adelqide Harbour Trust.
A (1856) 2332.
X Finance (1856) 238.
FORSAYTH, J.C. Brabazon. Seeks appointment as a census
• collector.
A (1850) 2171..
FORSAYTH, .J.C. Brabazon. See also: Forsayth & Duval,
engineers.
FORSAYTH & DUVAL, engineers. Correspondence about a proposed
.
bridge over the Torrens.
A 1 84 9 1 8 2 9 •
A 1850 1360~, 1398.
Q 1849 511.
l l
784
FORSTER, Anthony. Land grants for sections in special
surveys.
A ( 1842) 121 •
E (1842) 629.
FORSTER, Anthony. Opinion as a grand juryman on the
Parkhurst boys<
A (1843) 341.
FORSTER, Anthony. Appeals for relief for R. Fox.
A (1844) 456.
G (1844) 655 (twice).
FORSTER, Anthony. Complains of trespasses on G.F. Angas'
Special Surveys in the Barossa district.
A (1844) 565.
·
H ( 1844) . 26, 48, 91 •
.
.
FORSTER, Anthony. Asks for relief for Mrs. Fox.
A (1844) 767.
FORSTER, Anthony. Report on the work of the Sunday School
at Walkerville.
A (1844) 1429.
FO~STER, Anthony.
Valedictory meeting of G.F. Angas'
tenants, etc.
Reg. Dec. 4, 1844. 3A.
FORSTER, Anthony. Leaves South Australia without giving
authority for the delivery of letters to his representative.
A ( 1845) 9.
G (1845) 691, 692..
,
FORSTER, Anthony. His differences with H. Evans.
Reg. June 13, 1846. 1B.
Reg. June 17, 1846. 1D.
FORSTER, Anthony. Public tea at Angaston in honour of his
return to South Australia.
Reg. Aug. 29, 1846. 2D.
FORSTER, Anthony. Recommends Mrs. W.E. Weedon for medical
treatment.
A (1847) 458.
N ( 184 7) 191 , 192.
FORSTER, Anthony. Application for an occupation licence in
the county of Light.
A (1847) 972 p.3.
FORSTER, Anthony. Bondsman for J. Stephens.
A ( 1848) 66.
FORSTER, Anthony. Intends writing a book on South Australia.
. A (1853) 745, 778.
·
u (1853) 226.
FORSTERl Anthony. Nominated as a Justice of the Peace for
Greenock Creek.
A (1853) 1073, 1171.
u (1853) 333, 348, 352.
FORSTER, Anthony. Desirous of compiling a town and country
directory for 1854.
A (1853) 2057.
u (.1853) 599.
785
FORSTER, Anthony. Petition against his return as member
for the electoral district of West Adelaide.
A (1855) 3334 (outsize), 3523, 3697, 3891.
w (1855) 789, 843.
FORSTER, Anthony. Forwards (with others) a memorial for
commutation of death sentence passed on four aborigines,
Pt. Lincoln district.
A (1855) 4138~.
FORSTER, Anthony. Elected to Legislative Council for
West Adelaide.
A ( 1856) 16.
x ( 1856) 6.
FORSTER, Anthony. Forwards letter from Thomas Cain
suggesting employing female immigrants on carding and
spinninr of wool.
A (1856 363.
x (1856 59.
FORSTER, Anthony. Chairman of Select Committee on Police.
Calls for papers.
A ( 1856) 141 2.
x (1856) 260. .
FORSTER, Anthony. Member of Gold Research Committee.
A ( 1856) 1885.
FORSTER, John. Hearing of Stevenson's death, applies to be
Coroner.
A ( 1856) 3206.
FORSTER, Matthew. Seeks to hire the Yatala to convey him
to his lease up Spencer Gulf.
A (1852) 2775.
T (1852) 854.
FORSTER, Matthew. On the first Tungkillo District Council.
A (1855) 1177 (outsize gr.3).
FORSTER, Matthew. Forwards memorial for the extension of
the boundaries of the Tungkillo District Council.
A ( 185 5) 3086.
w (1855) 835.
.
.
.
FORSTER, Matthew. Question of rent (with Samuel Davenport)
for a mineral lease near Mt. Remarkable.
A (1856) 1796.
X Finance (1856) 319.
FORSYTHt John. His school at Nairne.
A ( 1 ts49) 1 04 3 •
FORSYTH, John. Seeks appointment as Inspector of schools.
A (1850) ,1289.
• R (1850) 330. -.
FORSYTH, John. Accepts off ice as an electoral clerk.
A (1851) 1991.
FORSYTH, John. Requests that his name be put on a waiting
list for a vacancy in the Government service.
A (1852) 518.
T (1852) 179.
·
786
FORSYTH, John. Seeks release as surety for J. Lamb.
A (1853) 596.
u ( 1853) 220.
FORSYTH, John. Seeks appointment as second inspector of
schools.
A (1853) 3058, 3767.
u (1853) 879.
w (1855) 72.
FORTIFICATIONS. Reserves for batteries at Rob~ and Grey
ToWY1.
A ( 1848) 913.
p (1848) 271, 299.
FORTIFICATIONS. Plan to be prepared for a twenty gun
battery on Torrens Island.
A (1855) 1512.
W Finance (1855) 63.
FORTNUM, C.D.E. Applying for section of land.
A (1842) 196.
.
.
E (1842) 639.
FORTNUM, E.D. Asks for a reward to be paid to his overseer
for the discovery of copper at Montacute.
A ( 1844) 218.
G (1844) 556 • . ·
FORT 0 1 HALLORAN. A danger spot on the overland route from
. New South Wales.,
A (1846') 1003.
FORTUNE, immigrant ship. Miscellaneous references.
·A (1855) 2 38.
FORTUNE 571, immigrant ship. Miscellaneous references.
A ( 1854) 1687.
FOSBERY, John Walcott. Seeks appointment as Resident
Maristrate's clerk at Port Adelaide.
A 1850) 41.
R 1850) 45.
FOSBERY, John Walcott. Seeks appointment as clerk to
Government Resident at Robe.
A (1850) 610.
R (1850) 230.
FOSTER, Amos. ~Ospital assistant on the Rajah.
A ( 1849) 49.
FOSTER, John. Passenger by the Phoebe from England.
A ( 1846 ) 51 0 •
FOSTER, R. Seeks interview with the Governor for a
deputation of butch~~s.
A { 1 8ft8) 36 •
p ( 1848) 14.
FOSTER, Robert. Seeks appointment as superintendent of the
Cape Willoughby Lighthouse •.
A { 18 51 ) 1 7 00 •
.
FOSTER, W. Correspondence re gunpowder.
A ( 1852) 315. ·
T (1852) 276.
787
FOTHERINGHAM, Alexander. Application for an occupation
licence on the Rocky River.
A (1847) 731, p.3.
FOULKES, Ann, Mrs. Claim for the support of an orphan.
A ( 1846) 35-::r,-684~, 1014, 1029.
L (1846) 260 (twice), 309, 346 (twice).
FOULKESi Charles. Surety for Henry Calton.
A (1851) 3235.
FOULKES, Hugh. Employed at the Government Farm. To receive
rations.
F (1842) 219, 220.
F (1843) 351, 365.
A (1844) 1.
FOULKES, Hugh. Payment for work done at Government Farm.
A ( 1 84 3 ) 1 3 2 9 •
G ~1843l 386.
A 1844 189, 200.
G 1844 547, 552.
FOULKES, Hugh. To accompany Governor Grey to the South East
as a bullock driver.
G (1844) 598.
FOULKES, Hugh •. Returns from Sturt's Expedition.
A (1845) 1059.
K (1845) 44 (twice), 54.
FOULKES, Hugh. Seeks employment. His excellent character.
A (1851) 2123.
FOULKES, John. Correspondence as Surgeon Superintendent of
the Mar} Ann.
A (1849 650.
FOULKS, Eliza. Inquiry into her character.
A ( 1848) 17 39.
FOUNDATION DAY. See Commemoration Day.
FOUNTAIN HOTEL, Encounter Bay. Heavy drinking by whalers.
Reg. Nov. 3, 1847. 3c.
FOUNTAIN INN, North Adelaide. R. Carlington licencee.
A (1852) 1528.
T ( 1852) 506.
FOWLER, John. Constable on the Eliza.
. A ( 184 9) 16 2 5 •
.
FOWLER, ·John. Recommended for the situation of office
keeper at the General Post Office.
A (1852) 525.T ( 185 2 ) 184 •
•
FOWLER, John. Appointed letter carrier at the General
Post Office.
A (1852) 753.
T (1852) 245.
FOWLER, John. Resigns as letter carrier at the General
Post Office.
A (1852) 1822.
.788
\,
FOWLER, John Guy William. Application for an occupation
licence on Lake Alexandrina.
A (1847) 329, p.16.
FOWLER, J~R.G. Appointed Chairman of the Talunga District
Roa0 Board.
A (1852) 1571.
T (1852) 509.
FOWLER, J.R.G. Complains of the non-arrival of two letters~
A. (1852) 2533.
FOWLER, William. Application for an occupation licence on
Lake Victoria.
A (1847) 508, p.7.
FOWLER, William. P.E. Warburton proposes him as a magistrate
on Yorke Peninsula.
A (1856) 2399.
FOX, Arthur. Takes out an auctioneer's licence.
A ( 1846 ) 1 341 •
FOX, Arthur. Seeks remission of duty on tobacco.
L ( 1 846 ) 31 2 •
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FOX, Arthur. Delay in tendering auctioneer's
licence fee.
A ( 184 7) 1 346 •
0 ( 1847) 17 0.
FOX, A~thur. Trustee for Roman Catholic churches.
A (1849) 1573, 1692, 1778.
·Fox, Arthur. Inquest on his death.
A (1853) 1671.
FOX, Elizabeth. A passenger to South Australia by the
Poictiers.
A (1848) 1785.
FOX, Emma, Mrs. In need of relief •
. A ( 1844:)757, 985.
H (1844) 174 •
. FOX, George Henry. Seeks appointment in the Customs
·Department.
A (1849) 2238.
Q ( 1 84 9) 6 26 •
FOX, George Henry. Appointed Vice-Consul for Portugal in
Adelaide.
u (1853) 48~.
FOX, George Henry. Seeks to take over the premises of
R.A. McEwen' at Port Adelaide.
A ( 1854) 240.
v (1854) 156.
.
J:tOX, George Henry. Appointed Vice-Consul for Denamrk.
A ( 1854) - ·
v (1854) 221.
FOX, Messrs. George H. & Co. Their lease of Queen's Wharf
· due to expire in March 1856.
A ( 1 856) 111 •
1
'
789
FOX, Messrs. George H. & Co.
Specifications of two
buildings they would erect on Queen's Wharf if their
lease is renewed.
A (1856) 524.
FOX, Messrs. George H. & Co.
Their proposal to renew their
lease of Queen's Wharf and erect buildings must be made
open to public tender.
x (1856) 105.
See also: Fox, Lloyd & Co.
FOX, Messrs. George H. & Co.
FOX, Henry T. Letter about errors in the charts of
Kangaroo Island.
S.A. Dec. 4, 1846. 6B.
FOX, James. Robbery with violence in the Barossa district.
Reg. Feb. 15, 1840. 5D.
FOX, James. ' Reward for his capture.
Reg. Feb. 29, 1840. 4B.
FOX, James. Tried for robbery with violence.
Reg. Marah 7, 1840. 5D.
S.A. March 12, 1840. 4A.
Reg. March 14, 1840. 4A.
FOX, John •. Wanted by the New South Wales police.
A !1847l 187, 504, 656, 690, 1196.
N 1847 105, 290.
0 1847 126.
FOX, Mary Ann. Her school in Gawler Place.
A (1849) 1029.
FOX, Peter. His school in Gawler Place.
A (1849) 1028.
FOX, Richard. Recommended for relief.
A (1844) 456.
·
G (1844) 655 (twice).
FOX, Sarah. On relief. Husband at diggings.
A (1856) 304.
FOX, Septimus. Applies for a position in the G.P.O.
A (1853) 3019, 3123, 3177.
u (1853) 876; 921.
FOX HUNTING. See Hunting •.
FOX, LLOYD & CO. Leasing of Queen's Wharf, Port Adelaide.
A (1~56) 2052, 2086, 2116, 2547, 2602.
.
x (1856) 373, 459, 467, 510, 516.
X Finance (1856) 216. .
.
FOYLE, John. Passenger to South: Australia in the David
• Malcolm.
A (1848) 379.
FOYLE, James. Seeks payment of medic~l expenses following
an assault by Alfred Capper.
A (1851) 3204, 3657.
s (1851) 659.
FRAME, John. Acquitted on a charge of assault.
A ( 1844) 14 33.
790
FRAMPTON,
,constable. Eulogised by the Police Commissioner.
A (1854) 1161.
FRANCE, Alfred, wine merchant. Elected at a public meeting
to be a councillor of Pt. Adelaide Corporation.
A (1856) 79, 114.
.
F~ANCIS, E.W.
Seeks Government employment.
A (1854) 2713.
v (1854) 831.
·FRANCIS, Edward. Convicted of larceny.
A ( 1 847 ) 1 511 ~ •
FRANCIS, Elizabeth. Evidence on the death of Louisa and
Caroline Hagger.
A ( 184 9) 11 3 3 •
FRANCIS, George. (Geologist, Assayer, Chemist, etc.). Asks
.for plan to assist him in geological researches.
,A (1850) 1067.
R (1850) 273.
FRANCIS, George. (Geologist, Assayer, Chemist, etc.). Seeks
to accompany Rawnsley's Expedition as geologist.
A (1851) 382.
FRANCIS, George. (Geologist, Assayer, Chemist, etc.). On the
best way of rewarding discoverers of mineral lands.
A (1851) 3195!.
FRANCIS, George. (Geologist, Assayer, ~hemist, etc.).
Appointed third chemical assistant· in the Assay Office.
T (1852) 300.
. .
·
FRANCIS, George. (Geologist, Assayer, Chemist, etc.).
· Declines appointment in Assay Office, but offers to smelt
by contract.
A (1852) 996.
T (1852) 318.
FRANCIS, George. (Geologist,. Assayer, Chemist,· etc.). Sells
cr~cibles to the Assay Department.
A ( 1852) 1200.
T (1852) 371.
I
.
'FRANCIS, George. (Geologist, Assayer, Chemist, etc.).
Suspected of smuggling as officer of the Patent Copper
Company •. Averse to the presence of :the police at Port
Wakefield.
A ( 1 85 3) 11 46.
FRANCIS, George. (Geologist, Assayer, Chemist, etc.). Seeks
employment ~s a census collector •
. A (1855~ 643.
FRANCIS, George. (Geologist, Assayer, Chemist, etc.). Makes
.a proposal to the Government about the water supply for
Adelaide.
A (1855) 1595.
FRANCIS, George William.* (of Botanic Gardens). His arrival
from England.
A (1850) 2.
* Usual signature: George Francis.
For verification of 2nd Chri.stian
name, see c.s.o. 2735/1855.
791
FRANCIS, George William, (of the Botanic Gardens). His
proposal for re-establishing the Botanic Gardens.
A (1850) 2.
R (1850) 40.
FRANCIS, George William, (of the Botanic Gardens).
lease the Botanic Gardens.
Seeks to
A (1850) 979, 1115, .1151, 2811.
R (1850) 289, 293, 294 (twice), 295 (twice).
FRANCIS, ·George William, (of the Botanic Gardens). Asks for
the com~letion of the fence round the Botanic Gardens.
A (1850 . 2278, 2402.
R ( 1850
576, ·577.
·
FRANCIS, George William, (of the Botanic Gardens).
employment as a census collector.
A
Seeks
(1850) 2344.
FRANCIS, George William~ (of ~he Botanic Gardens).
Destruction of his crops at the Botanic Gardens by
Government stock.
1
A 11850l 2563.
A 1851 543.
R
1850
624.
FRANCIS, George William, (of the Botanic Gardens). Seeks
employment as an electoral officer.
A (1851) 543.
·
FRANCIS, George William, (of the Botanic Gardens). Date of
commencement of his tenancy of the Botanic Gardens.
A (1851) 545.
FRANCIS, George William, (of the Botanic Gardens).
remission of rent of Botanic Gardens.
Seeks
A (1851) 186~, 1906.
s (1851) 372, 382.
FRANCIS, Geo~ge William, (of the Botanic Gardens).
of rent, Botanical Gardens.
A (1852; 136.
Arrears
.
FRANCIS, George William, (of the Botanic Gardens). Requests
that his rent for the Botanic Gardens be reduced from £35
to £20 J.a. .
_
·
A (1852- 312.
'
T (1852 160, 161 (twice), 234, 373 (twice).
FRANCIS, George William, ·(of the Botanic Gardens). About to
visit Victoria, he seeks a testimonial from the Board of
City, Commissioners as to his "respectability and
attainments".
A (1852) 312.
I
.
FRANCIS, George William, (of the Botanic Gardens). ~is
• tender accepted for r.enting the Botanic Gardens.
A (1842) 1187~.
T (1852) 374 (twice).
·
FRANCIS, George Williamt (of the Botanic Gardens).' Appointed
returning officer for tfi"e"City 0I Adelaide Municipal
Elections.
A (1852) 1519.
T (1852) 476.
792
FRANCIS, George William, (of the Botanic Gardens). Offers
advice and assistance in the formation of .the proposed
new Botanic Gardens.
A (1854) 1225.
v (1854) 453.
FRANCIS, George William, (of the Botanic Gardens)~· Applies
for the position of superintendent of the Botanic Gardens.
A (1854) v (1854) 929.
FRANCIS, George William, (of the Botanic Gardens). Appointed
.secretary pro tern of the Botanic Gardens.
A (1855) 828. .
FRANCIS, George William, (of the Botanic Gardens). Submits
a plan for a circular Botanic Gardens.
A (1855) 11.11.
FRANCIS, George William, (of the Botanic Gardens). Suggested
as secretary to the committee of the Botanic Gardens.
A (1855) 1297, 2039.
w (1855) 575.
·FRANCIS, George William, (of the Botanic Gardens). Claims
to have originated the Botanic Garden (in 1850) and first
to supply plan and estimate.
A (1855) 2735.
.
.
. FRANCIS, George William, (of the Botanic Gardens). His
. appointment as Secretary and Superintendent of Botanic
Gardens. Complaint about inaccuracy of Gazette notice.
'A (1855) 2735.
w (1855) 636.
FRANCIS, George William, (of the Botanic Gardens). Suggests
(c.1850) the establis.hment of the Botanic Garden.
A (1855) 3128.
.
FRANCIS, George William, (of the Botanic Gardens). Suggests
the establishment of a University and other educational
institutions.
A (18.55) 3128.
w (1855) 737.
FRANCIS, George William, (of the Botanic Gardens).
Memorandum on distillation and offer to advise the
. Government further if required.
A ( 1 856) 224.
x (1856) 37.
FRANCIS, Georg~ William, (of the Botanic Gardens). Is
leaving the old Botanic Garden, which he has held since
1850. Garden to be returned to the Corporation of the
City of Adelaide.
··
·
A (1856) 2358.
x ( 18'56) 466.
FRANCIS, Griffith. Dies intestate. Leaves two orphaned
boys.
A (1854) 2673.
A (1855) 1542, 2674.
v (1854) 870.
793
FRANCIS, Griffith. Arrangements for passage to England of
his orphaned children.
A (1855) 2796.
W Finance (1855) 133, 156.
FRANCIS, Henry. Claim for stone supplied to the Town
Surveyor.
A (1849) 828.
FRANCIS, Henry. A lad charged with assault; to be released
from gaol.
A (1850) 1936.
R (1850) 490.
FRANCIS, Henry. Convicted of assault under great provocation.
A ( 1850) 1962.
FRANCIS, Henry. Signatory to a memorial.
A (1852) 79.
FRANCIS, John. Tried in Supreme Court.
~ (1856) 544.
FRANCIS, Noah. His intestate estate.
A ( 1 84 9) 1 3 2 0 •
FRANCIS, Robert. Invents a "motive power".
A (1853) 2299.
FRANCIS, Thomas. Passenger to South Australia by the Phoebe.
A ( 1 84 7 ) 36 9 •
FRANCIS, William. Tenders for making· culverts in Light
Square.
Q (1849) 275.
FRANCIS & DALTON. Storekeepers in Robert Street.
A ( 1854) 1784.
v (1854) 587 •.
FRANCK, J.F. Appointed keeper at the Lunatic Asylum.
A ( 1852) 191.
T (1852) 39.
FRANCK, J.F. Having come into possession of a small sum of
money, he declines his appointment as keeper at the Lunatic
Asylum. ,
A ( 1 8 52 )
33 3! • -
FRANK, John. Appointed wardsman at the Adelaide Hospital.
A (1850) 368.
R (1850) 119 (twice).
FRANKING OF LETTERS. ~ Miscellaneous correspondence.
E 1841) 67, 79, 86, 150, 194 (twice), 217, 218.
K 1841 120. .
.
A 1842 943.
• E 1. 842 361 (twice), 395, 449 (twice).
F 1842 239 (twice).
F
1843) 308.
A 1846) 1076, 1085, 1171.
M 1846) 36, 37, 38.
A 1848l 362.
p 1848 28, 206.
Q 1849 130, 370 (twice).
A 1851 3656.
l
.
·,
794
' FRANKING OF LETTERS. No legal provision for presecuting
forgers.
A (1847) 1431, 1467.
FRANKING .OF LETTERS. Specimen franked address.
A (1850) 473.
FRANKING OF LETTERS. Crown Solicitor seeks this privilege.
A (1852) 1004.
T (1852) 350.
FRANKING OF LETTERS. Privilege accorded to H. Dean for
inland letters on public service.
A (1852) (3622 missing).
U (1853) 4 (twice).
FRANKING OF LETTERS. Colonial Architect refused this
privi1e!e.
A (1853 2744.
u (1853 801.
FRANKING OF LETTERS. To cease with the introduction of
·
postage stamps.
A (1853) 3042.
FRANKIS, Dr. Benjamin F. Signatory to petition re Mrs. Nash.
A ( 1855) 2748.
FRANKLIN, Charles. A constable on the Branken Moor.
A ( 1849) 12661z.
FRANKLIN, Frederick Edwin. Accepts office as an electoral
clerk. ·
A (1851) 2003, 2004.
s (1851 ) .384.
FRANKLIN, Frederick Edwin. Applies for a position in the
Audit Office.
A (1852) 2155.
FRANKLIN 1 Isaac. Constable on the Princess Royal.
N ( 1847) 155.
A (1847) 337.
FRANKLIN, John, farmer, Pt. Elliot. Signs a petition.
A (1856) 2130.
FRANKLIN HARBOUR. Examined by Captain Finnis.
S.A. Feb. 13, 1846. 2E.
S.A. Feb. 17, 1846. 2D.
Reg. Feb. 18, · 1846. 2D.
FRANKLIN HARBOUR. Examined by Governor Robe.
S.A. Dec. 8~ 1846. 5A.
Reg. Dec. 9, 1846. 2E •
. FRANKLIN HARBOUR, district. Discovery of .copper.
S.A. April 20, 1847. 3C.
FRANKLIN HARBOUR, district. Proposed police station.
A 1848l 1152.
A 1849 675,· 786 •.
Q 1849 226,· 237.
FRANKLIN HARBOUR, district. Mineral resources.
A. (1849) 1638, p.4.
l
795
FRANKLIN HARBOUR, ·district. Settlers seek renewal of
police protection.
A (1854) 3153.
FRANKLIN HARBOUR, district. "Bush hut" erected for the·
police.
·
. A (1855) 2052, 3716.
W Finance (1855) 112, 224.
FRANKLIN HARBOUR, district.
Sheriff ·forwards account of
the execution of four natives in January 1856 at Franklin
Harbour.
A
(1856)
992.
,
J:S.L,q ).>
jP/.,,,..,.,,,
r{~'\1,.1' S
,,,cl
FRANKLIN STREET, Adelaide.
for its repair.
A (1851) 2863.
FRANKPIT[S?], Elizabeth. Matron, Female Immigrant Depot;
Mt. Barker.
A ( 1855) 3187.
FRANKPITS, Elizabeth, Mrs. Appointed nurqe at the Destitute
Asylum.
A ( 1 854) 546.
v (1854) 205.
FRANKPITS, Elizabeth, Mrs. Resigns as wardswoman, Destitute
Asylum.
·
~
A (1855) 3423.
·
W Finance (1855) 198.
FRANKPITS, John Thomas. Appointed wardsman at the Destitute
Asylum.
A (.1854) 546.
v .( 1854) 205.
FRANKPITS, John Thomas. Resigns as wardsman, Destitute
Asylum.
,
A (1855) 3423. .
W Finance (1855) 198.
FRANKS, Johan. (sic). Leaving the colony.
A (1851) 1513.
.
FRANKS, William. Appointment as clerk to the Willunga Road
Board.
A (1851) 1157.
FRASER, Alexander, prisoner. See Clark, Charles.
1 •
FRASER, Charles. Signatory to a memorial praying a court of
full· jurisdiction for Port Liricoln.
A ( 1852) 15.
.
FRASER, D. Appointed fourth weigher in the Customs
Department.
•A (1854) 21.
v (1854). 41.
FRASER, D•. To be 2nd Assistant Landing Waiter, 3rd class.
A (1856) 2124.
X Finance (1856) 209~
FRASER, John. A trustee under the will of P.V. Agnew.
A (1855) ,2403,_ 3887, 4012.
w ( 1855) 898-899. '
.
796
FRASER, M. McINROY. Drawn into the Tolmer-Stuart case.
A (1854) 445.
FRASER, Magdalen. Enquiries about her from London lead to
information that she married James Luscomb, etc.
A (1856) 1755.
FRASER, Thomas. His school in Rundle Street~
S.A. March 27, 1849. 3C~
FRASER, Thomas. Seeks appointment as a census collector.
A (1850) 1676, 2084, 2534.
FRATER, J.R. Seeks employment.
A (1853) 1464.
FRAYNE, Peter. Petition for remission of sentence refused.
E (1841) 244.
FRAYNE, Peter. Transported to Sydney.·
E (1841) 257.
FRAYNE, Wil~iam. Seeks clerkship.
A (1849) 1118, 1285.
Q (1849) 341, 372.
FRAYNE, William. Appointment as clerk at the Local Court,
Adelaide.
A ( 1851 ) 1 082, 11 26, 2114.
S (1851) 222 (3 times) •.
FRAYNE, William •. -He and J.W. Nicholls suggest they do J.M.
Skipper's work during his absence.
A ( 185 2) 306.
FRAYNE, William. Reappointed as clerk of the Local Court,
Adelaide.
A (1852) 548.
T (1852) 409.
FRAYNE, William. Seeks an adjustment of his salary.
'
A (1852) 731.
T (1852) 244.
FRAYNE, William. To add the duties of bailiff to his
existini ones, in Adelaide Local Court.
A (1852 744, 979.
_
T (1852 268, 409, 703.
.
FRAYNE, William.· Electoral clerk for East Torrens and Yatala.
A (1852) 1018, 1075.
T (1852) 334 (twice).
.
FRAZER, Ellen, Mrs. Her three children no longer to receive
. relief.
~
H ( 1844) 3 30.
FRAZER, qeorge. Sheriff recommends Frazer's release from
gaol.
A (1856). 2339.
x -c 1856) 411 • .
FREDERICK HUTH, shipe Complaint by master about delays in
the Customs Department.
A ( 1842) 118, 14 3.
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FREE,
Geor~e.
A (1849)
A (1850
- s (1851
Constable on the Duke of Wellington.
2059~.
FREE, Georre·
797
.
.
His whereabouts sought.
2453.
20.
FREEBODY 1 William.
Appointed to the Police Force.
FREEBODY, William.
Baillie affair.
His conduct eulogised in the Louisa
A (1849) 651.
A ( 1849)
Q
1676.
(1849) 490.
FREEBODY, William. A member of the police escort, believed
to have been lost in the Lady Denison.
A (1850) 1913.
FREEBURN, Thomas. Application.for occupation licence in
the· counties of Stanley and Light.
A (1846) 1375 (outsize).
FREE LABOR STATION, Dry Creek. Work found for destitute
poor on Dry Creek branch of Gawler Railway. Superintendent
reguests funds.
A t 1856) 369.
FREE LABOR STATION,- Dry Creek. Comptroller reports death of
Alex McLoud, a child of Gaelic parents.
A (1856) 456.
FREE LABOR STATION, Dry Creek • . Six Highland immigrant
children suspected of having'typhoid, now recovered.
A (1856) . 519.
FREE LABOR STATION, Dry Creek. Immigrant males to be told
work available at the Free Labor Station at from 2/- to
ft/- per day •. ~No claim on Government if they refuse.
A (1856) 584.
.
FREE LABOR STATION, Dry Creek. Comptroller reports refusal
of certain men to break stone for Mr... Stuckey at two
shillinjs per cubic yard.
A (1856
x (1856
938.
161.
FREE LABOR STATION, Dry Creek. Superintendent reports
illness and death among the Highland immigrants.
A ( 1856 ) 11 72 , 136 9 , 137 2 •
(1856) 258, 269 •
x
. FREE LA~OR STATION, Dry Creek. Coloniai Architect reports
on accommodation at Free Labor Station.
A (1856) 1476.
FREE LABOR STATION, Dry Creek. Colonial Architect requests
• approval for repairs at Free Labor Station.
~
A (1856) 2238.
X Finance (1856) 223.
.
FREELING, Sir Arthur Henry. Applies for half salary as
. Surveyor General during the voyage from England to South
Australia.
-
A (1849) 1448.
Q (1849) 431.
798
FREELING, Sir Arthur Henry. Appointed Acting Surveyor
General and Colonial Engineer.
Q
(1849) 338.
FREELING,- Sir Arthur Henry. Correspondence about his
salary as Surveyor General and Colonial Engineer.
A
!1849l 1481.
A 1850 397.
Q 1849 395.
R 1850) 94, 95, 113.
FREELING, Sir Arthur Henry.
and Colonial Engineer.
Q
(1849) 395.
FREELING, Sir Arthur Henry.
the City of Adelaide.
Q
.
Appointed Surveyor General
Appointed Commissioner for
(1849) 504.
FREELING, Sir Arthur Henry. Reports, as Colonial Engineer,
on planS"for a new City Bridge.
A (1851) 2506, 3661.
FREELING, Sir Arthur Henry. His reports, as Colonial
Engineer,-on the plans submitted for the new Legislative
Council Chamber.
A
(1851) 3378, 3640.
s (1851) 735.
i
FREELING, Sir Arthur Henry. G.S. Kingston accuses him of
favouritism as Surveyor-General •
.A (1853) 2576.
·
.
FREELING, Sir Arthur Henry. Appointed Lieut-Colonel of
the art1Tiery Volunteer Force.
v ( 1854) 818.
FREELING, Sir Arthur Henry. Appointed Colonial Architect
in the absence of W.• B. Hays.
A
(1855)
43~.
w (1855) 30.
FREELING, Sir Arthur Henry. Appointed Chairman of the
Gawler to Adelaide Railway.
A
(1855) 453.
FREELING, Sir Arthur Henry. Evolves a new system for
recording all steps in handling mineral leases.
A
(1855) 474.
FREELING, Sir Arthur Henry. Appointed a Commissioner for
the Gawler-Adelaide Railway·.
w (1855)
95.
FREELING, Sir Arthur Henry.. Requested to supply plans,
speci~ications and estimate for Adelaide drainage and
water supply.
~ (1855) 387, 388 (twice).
FREELING, Sir Arthur Henry. Requests advance of £300 for
labourers' wages, etc.
A
(1856) 202.
.
FREELING, Sir Arthur Henry. His comments on a petition for
a route through Hindmarsh Island to the Peninsula of Lake
Albert.
A ( 1856) 2130 ..
799
FREELING, Sir Arthur Henry. Asks to be relieved of the
office of Colonial Architect owing to pressure of other
work.
A (1856) 2187.
x (1856) 225.
FREELING, Sir Arthur Henry. Sceptical about aboriginal
.
Henry Cotray (for whom ·adjoining septi.ons are to be
reserved) having improved his land.
A (1856) 2495.
x (1856) 282.
FREELING, Sir Arthur Henry. Forwards plans on alternatives
necessary to convert the Immigrant Depot into Barracks.
(With plan).
·
A (1855) 2901.
FREELING, Sir Arthur Henry. Reports on alterations necessary
to convert Destitute Asylum into Officers Ouarters. (With
plan).
·
A (1856) 2967.
FREELING, Sir Arthur Henry. See also: Colonial Architect.
Colonial Engineer's Department.
Surveyor General.
FREEMAN, Captain. Seizure of his property.
B (1837) 25
FREEMAN, Mrs. Advertisement of her boarding school for
young Iaeries.
S.A. March 22, 1844. 3E •
. FREEMAN, Mrs. Owner of premises at Parkside used as a
lunatic asylum.
·
.
T (1852) 330 (twice), 374.
FREEMAN, Bill. Appointed Postmaster at Dry Creek.
A (1853) 3413.
v (1854) 28.
FREEMAN, Edward. Claims discovery of gold.
A ( 1852) 115.
FREEMAN, George. Hospital Assistant on the Samuel Boddington.
A (1849) 105.
FREEMAN, George~ Seeks permission to open a letter
addressed to F. Cheesman.
A (1849) 1494.
FREEMAN, Samuel. Ranger and poundkeeper, Mt. Barker
District Council.
A (1855) 3596.
w (1855) 837.
FREJ?MAN, Thomas ... Proceedings in the Insolvency Court.
Reg. July 2, 1842. 3B.
• Reg. July 23, 1842. 2D.
Reg. Oct. 15, 1842. 1B.
Reg. Oct. 22, 1842. 2D and 3B.
FREEMAN, William. Appointed mail carrier and Postmaster
at Strathalbyn.
A 11845l 1331.
L 1845 20.
A 1846 618, 678.
800
FREEMAN, William. Acquitted of a charge of larceny.
A (1846) 768~.
FREEMAN, William. His whereabouts.
A (1855) 354.
w (1855)_ 101, 102.
FREEMAN, William. Formerly soldier ~n the 56th Regiment,
·discharged at Launceston and afterwards employed as a.
bullock driver in Kapunda, now at the goldfields in
Victoria, believes property has been left to him in
Adelaide.
A (1856) 735!, 1041.
x (1856) ·131.
FREEMAN, William. Appointed as Ranger, Bremer District
Council.
A. (1856) 3138.
x (1856) 579.
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FREEMAN'S NOB. See Port Elliot.
FREEMASONRY. Set of jewels made by a local craftsman for
·the United Tradesmen's Lodge.
Times Jan. 29, 1849. 2F.
FREEMASON'S TAVERN, Adelaide. In Pirie Street.
A (1853l 1430.
A (1855 u (1853 459 •.
w (1855 566~
FREEMASON'S TAVERN, Adelaide. Favoured as polling place
for East Adelaide.
A (1855) 2723.
FREEMASON'S TAVERN, Adelaide. Napoleon Bonaparte Hotel to
be polling place for East Adelaide in lieu of Freemason's
Tavern.
w (1855) 639.
FREESTON 1 John, Constable on the Harpley.
. A (1848) 1362.
FREESTONE. Discovered at Glen Osmond.
Reg. April 11, 1840. 5A.
FREETH, George •. Account for boat hire.
E (1842) 833.
FREIGHTS, Shipping. See
Shipping freights.
FRENCH, Edward. Shipping master at Port Adelaide.
A ( 1853) 348.
FRENCH, Edward. Signs a petition.
A (1853) 2763.
..
FRENCH, Edward. A petition urging his appointment as
· Harbour Master at Port Adelaide.
A (1854) 3627 (outsize Gr.3).
v (1854) 1075~ 1086.
'
FRENCH, Edward, chandler. Elected at a public meeting to
be Mayor of Pt. Adelaide.
A_(1856) 79, 114.
801
FRENCH, Edward, chandler. Complains that he has not been
paid for costs incurred by the schooner Yatala.
A ( 18 5 6 ) 23 88 •
x (1856) 423.
FRENCH, J.H. Appointed cook and messenger at the Adelaide
Hospital.
p ( 1848) 397.
FRENCH, Jennifer. Nurse on the Santipore.
A ( 1848 ) 1 61 2 •
FRENCH PERSONAL NAMES. See LePoidevin. Dubois.
FREW, Francis. Report of the case Frew V. Whyte and Rankine.
Reg. Aug. 30, 1845. 3C.
FREW, Francis. Drowned at the wreck of the Tigress at
Port Noarlunga.
S.A. Sept. 29, 1848. 2A.
Reg. Sept. 30, 1848. 2D.
FREW, James. Surety for John Calder.
E (1842) 766, 799.
A (1844) 437.
·
FREW, James. A Trustee for the Great Eastern li.oad.
E (1842) 871.
FREW, .. James. Bondsman of Robert Gouger as Treasurer.
A (1843) 979, 986~
FREW, James. Declines to continue as surety for -R. Gouger
as Treasurer.
A (1844) 285.
G (1844) 581 (twice).
FREW, James. Fires on his property at Fullarton.
S.A. Jan. 23, 1844. 3A.
S.A. Dec. 25, 1849. 3B.
Times Dec. 27, 1849. 3C.
FREW, James. Insolvency.
S.A. April 19, 1844. 2E •
. S.A. Aug. 9, 1844. 3C.
s.A. Aug.
12, 1845. 2B.
•.
FREW, James. Evidence in the case Frew V. Whyte and Rankine.
Reg. Aug. 30, 1845. 3C.
FREW, James. Seeks to lease aboriginal reserves, (5003 and ·
5005).
A ( 1 848 ) 3 51 •
p (1848) 122.
FREW, James. Correspondence as surety for R. & s. Mills.
' p ( 1848) 329.
FREW, James. Recommends W. Hawkes as poundkeeper •
. A (1852) .1077._
. ·
FREW, James. Applies·for assistance in harvesting his crop.
T (1852) 973.
FREW, James & Co. Dishonour of Governor Grey's bills.
A ( 184 3) 1 79.
F (1843) 375.
802
FREW, Robert. Tender accepted for sale of horses for
Sturt's Expedition.
.
H ( 1 844) 1 2 9.
FREW, Robert. Evidence in the case Frew V. Whyte and Rankine.
Reg. Aug. 30, 1845. 3C.
·FREW, William. Arrives with his family in the'Marshall.
Bennett.
A ( 1853) 1124.
u (1853) 347.
FREWER, Fanny. School-mistress on the Britannia.
M (1846) 146.
.
FREWIN, Jane. Arrival by the Medway.
. A (1846) 961, 973.
·
L (1846) 412.
.
FREWIN, Thomas. Appointed weigher in the Customs Department.
A (1852) 3122 •
. T (1852) 921.
FREWIN, Thomas. Appointed tide waiter in the Customs
Department.
A ( 1854) 21.
v (1854) 41.
FREWIN, Thomas. Appointed assistant locker in the Customs
Department.
A (1855) 363.
w (1855) 116.;
FREWSON, Catt. Thomas. Applies for appointment as lighthouse
keeper a Cape Northumberland.
w (1855) 544. .
FREWVILLE. Fire on James Frew's property.
S.A. Jan. 23, 1844. 3A.
FRICKER, Diederich. Sick and destitute.
A (1847) 56i.
N (1847) 47 (twice).
FRICKER, Diederich. His death.
N (1847) 63.
A ( 1847) 96.
FRICKER, Edward. Correspondence about his pension.
A (185~) 1556, 2670,_ 2804.
· T (1852) 534, 810,. 829.
FRICKER, Edward. Appointed wardsman at the Adelaide Hospital •
. A ( 1852) 1771 •
T (1852) 579.
FRICKER, Edward. Goes to New South Wales.
A ( 1 ~52) 2302.
FRICKER, Edward. Resigns as wardsman at the Adelaide Hospital.
A (1852) 2749.
T (1852) 833;
FRICKER, Edward. Appointed weigher in the Customs.
A (1853) 193.
u. (1853) 63.
·
.
803
FRIGKSR, Edward. Appointed tide waiter in the Customs
Department.
A {1854) 21.
v (1854) 41.
FRICKER, Edward. Dismissed as tide waiter, Customs
Department.
A (1855) 4042.
w (1855) 912.
FRIEL, John. Appointed off ice keeper at the General Post
Office.
A (1852) 753, 766.
T (1852) 245 (twice).
FRIEL, John. Resigns as messenger at the General Post Office.
T (1852) 674.
·
FRIEND, Frederick. Buys half acre blocks in the Currency
Creek and Goolwa townships.
A (1855) 769.
FRIEND, news a er. Complaint about postal charges.
A ( 185
2 •
v (1854 148.
FRIENDLY SOCIETIES. Legal recog'ni tion sought.
A ( 1 848) 1 077 •
p (1848) 374.
FRIENDLY SOCIETIES. Difficulties encountered in prosecuting
officer guilty of embezzlement.
A (1850) 1159.
R (1850) 309.
FRIENDLY SOCIETIES~ Crown Solicitor forwards bye-laws of 4
Foresters Lodges for.confirmation.
A (1856) 936.
FRIENDLY SOCIETIES. See also: Adelaide Mutual Benefit
Society. Ancient Order of Foresters. Building societies.·
Freemasonry. Independent Order of Oddfellows. Loyal
Adelaide Lodge of Oddfellows. Loyal Gawler Lodge of
Oddfellows. South Australian Widows' Fund. United
Philanthropic Benefit Society of Plasterers. Walkerville
Friend-in-Need Benefit Society.
FRIGGINS, Charles. Recommended for relief.
A ( 1847) 1141 •
0 (1847) 82, 83.
FRINSDORF, Friedrich. Hitch in naturalisation proceedings.
A ( 1849) 1092.
FRIPP, Maria. Matron on the Emily.
A (1849) 1474, 1505.
FRIPP, William Russell. Seeks permission to re-issue
• proclamations from the Government Gazette.
A (1854) 589.
.
v (1854) 227.
FRIPP, William Russell. De sti tu.te.
A (1855) 689.
w ( 1855) 207.
FRISWELL 7 Richard. Appointed to the Police Force.
A (1849) 1218.
804
FRITH, Thomas.
Island.
Signs petition for Post Office on Hindmarsh
A ( 18 56 ) 31 51 •
FRITZSCHE, Rev. Gotthard Daniel.
certificate of J.G. Linke.
A (1848) 750, 1,090.
p
(1848) 254, 346.
FRITZSCHE, Rev. Gotthard Daniel.
Lutheran Church at Lobethel.
A
Correspondence about death
Pastor at the Evangelical
(1853) 1684.
FRITZSCHE, Rev. Gotthard Daniel. Joint letter' with H.A.E.
Meyer and C. G•.Teichelmann recommending the registration
of Hensel, Strempel and Oster as officiating ministers.
A
(1856) 88.
·FROME, Capt. Edward C. To perform the duties of Civil
En~ineer and Government Architect.
E ( 1841
) 15, 67.
g4PJ·
FROME,
Edward
E (1 2 396.
FROME, Capt. Edward
Barracks.
A
c.
Eulogy by Governor Grey •.
c.
Claim for money spent on the Sappers'
(1842) 444.
E (1842) 791, 792, 813, 839.
FROME, ~4~r· E~ward c. Reduction of salary.
A (1
274.
F
(1843
291.
FROME, ClJt. Edward C. Dispute about rations drawn by
himse
and his military servant."
A (1843) 1301, 1338, 1355, 1394, 1442, 1454.
G (1843) 371, 387, 388, 393, 396, 403, 429 (twice), 449,
457.
FROME, ~4~r· Edward C. Dispute about rations.
A 1
22.
A 1845 61, 350.
G 1845 697, 738, 752, 793 (twice), 798.
FROME, Capt. Edward c. Dispute with G.S. Kingston over the
loss of certain documents.
A ( 184 3) 1377.
FROME, Capt. Edward· c. Served· with a writ as a member of
the Hos~ital Board for a debt due to Dr. John Phin Smith.
· A ( 1844 ) 4 , 11 0.
.
G (1844) 464, 506.
FROME, Capt. Edward c. Explains his action in signing a
letter as a member of the Hospital Board.
A ( 1$44) 128.
G (1t344) 506.
FROME, Cmn· Edward C. Correspondence about his quarters.
A (18
371•
G (1844) 606, 627.
FROMEj
Edward C. Offers to explore the interior.
A (18
658.
H (1844) 51.
l
cmn·
.
805
FROME, Capt. Edward C. ·Rental for cottage on the Park
Lands occupied by him.
A (1844) 821, 866, 900.
H ( 1844) 117, 120, 144.
· FROME, gapJ. Edward C. Correspondence on the combination
.
of t e . uties of Surveyor-General and Colonial Engineer.
A (1844) 976, 984.
·
.
H ( 1844) 172, 178.
FROME, Capt. Edward C. Unable to accompany Captain Sturt's
exploring expedition for a short distance beyond Moorunde.
A (1844) 899.
FROME,
Edward
.Surety for C.B. Newenham.
A (18
1153, 1260.
H (1844 242, 246 (twice).
FROME, Capt. Edward c. Vacates quarters at the Sappers
and Miners' Barracks.
A ( 1845) 1.
FROME, Capt. Edward c. Protest' against the debiting of his
salary to .two accounts. Circumstances under which he
accepted office.
A (1846) 796, 917.
L (1846) 357, 402.
FROME, Capt. Edward C. Praised for reducing the expense
of th.e surveys.
L ( 1 846 ) 1 51 • ·
FROME, c4p5. Edward C. Seeks restoration of former salary.
A ( 18 7 790.
FROME, Ca t. Edward C. Correspondence about his salary.
N 118 7 215.
A 1848 770.
p 1848 . 225, 250.
FROME, Capt. Edward C. Asks to be relieved of some of his
duties.
A (1848) 657.
p ( 1848) 277.
FROME, c4~1· Edward C. His desire to return to England.
A (18
790, 1438, 19b9.
p (1848 265, 423, 456, 633.
FROME, Capt. Edward c. Salary increased by the Secretary of.
State.
A (1.848) 1272.
p (1848) 398, "399.
FROME, .c4aJ· Edward c. Medical report by Dr. Kent.
A ( 18
1909.
'
FROME,
Capt. Edward c. Criticised for his.failure to
construct a durable bridge over the Torrens.
S.A. Sept. 29, 1848. 2B.
S . A. Oct. 6, 1 848. · 2C , 2E.
S.A. Oct. 10, 1848. 2E.
FROME, C4p1. Edward C. About to sail for England.
A (18 9 378 ..
Times Jan. 29, 1849. 2F. ·
Cim1·
I
C.
806
FROME, C~pt. Edward c. Farewell presentation.
S.A. Feb. 20, 1849. 2C.
Reg. Feb. 21, 1849. 3A.
FROME, Capt. Edward c. -Report on the proposed railway from
Port Adelaide to Adelaide.
A (1849) 379, 396.
FROME, Capt. Edward c. See also: Colonial Engineer's
Department.
FROME BRIDGE. Repairs.
M 11846) 20.
A 1847l 428.
N 1847 182.
p 1848 269.
FROME BRIDGE. Damaged by floods.
A (1847) 900, 901, 913.
FROST, Charles. Convicted of larceny.
A (1846) 268.
FROST, Frederick [J?]. Draws attention to serious lack of
water in Pt. Augusta district.
A (1855) 2953.
W Finance (1855) 171.
FRUIT. Varieties grown by W.B. Randell.
Reg. March 14, 1840. 4C.
FRUIT. Notes on varieties grown in South Australia.
S.A. Dec. 7, 1847. 3F.
.
.
FRUIT. See also: Cherries. Figs. Gooseberries. Melons.
Pomegranates. Prices - Fruit.
FRY, Richard. Requests that the deed of his ·lot be sent
to him •
.A ( 1852) 387.
T (1852). 132.
FRY, Robert. Application for an occupation licence on the
Wakefield Plain •
.A (1847) 508, p.9.
FRY, Robert. Alleged murder of his wife.
A . ( 185d) 87.
R (1850) 38.
FRY, Robert. Disappears after killing his wife.
Administration of his estate.
A (1850) 1Q79.
R (1850) 290.
FRY, Robert. Inquest on his death.
A (1850) 1472 •
FRY, Mrs.• Robert. Report on her death.
A T1850) 87.
· R (1850) 38 •.
FUDGE, John. Certifies the erection of a pound on the
Little Para.
A ( 1848) 1 5 9 5.
807
FUEL.
See also:
Charcoal.
FUESLY, Martha, Mrs.
See
Firewood •.
Fusely.
FUGE, Edward. Coroner finds that this seaman was accidentally
drowned.
,.,
A (1852) 19.
I
FULCHER,
Keeps a public house at Port Wakefield.
A (1854) 380.
FULFORD, George Ryan. Temporary appointment as clerk in
the Colonial Secretary's Office.
R (1850) 139, 189.
FULFORD, George Ryan. Resigns position in the Colonial
Secretary's Office.
A (1850) 1787.
R (1850) 464.
FULFORD, Rev. John. Appointment to Saint Mary's Church,
· South Road.
A ( 1848) 11 6 7 •
FULFORD, Rev. John. Applies for Government aid towards
the erection of St. Mary's parsonage~
A ( 1848) 1 970.
A (1849) 392.
FULFORD, Rev. John. His stipend as minister of Saint Mary's
Church-;--south Road.
P ( 1848 ) , 441 , 5 3 5 ( twice ) •
Q (1849) 335. .
FULFORD, Rev. John. Ordained.
Reg. July 1, 1848. 3E.
FULFORD, Rev. John. Officiates at St. Mary's (South Road)
and Christ Church (O'Halloran Hill).
A (1849) 740.
FULFORD, Rev. John. Stipend as minister of Christ Church,
O'Halloran Hill.
Q (1849) 248.
FULFORD, Rev. John. His marriage to Sarah Marshall.
Reg. Dec. 8, 1$49. 2D.
FULFORD, Rev. John. His views on state aid to religion.
A (1851)524~.
FULFORD, Rev. John. Minister of St. James' Church, Blakiston.
.
A (1851)3060.
FULHAM, 'Ann. Fined and gaoled for assault.
A (1855) 2794.
W (1855) 655 (Discharged)
F~LKER, George.
Advertisement as a bird fancier and
ornithologist.
Times Jan. 8, 1849. 3B.
FULLARTON. Detailed description of Section 266.
Reg. Jan. 4, 1840. 5B.
FULLARTON. Harvest home dinner at James Frew's farm.
Reg. Dec • 17 ~ 1 842. 3A.
808
FULLARTON. Fires on James Frew's property.
S.A. Jan. 23, 1844. 3A.
S.A. Dec. 25, 1849. 3B.
Times Dec. 27, 1849. 3C.
FULLAHTON. Auctioneer's description of Section 252.
S.A. Aug. 27, 1844. 2A.
FULLARTON. Sale of allotments.
S.A. April 10, 1849. 3E.
Times April 16, 1849. 2C.
S.A. April 20, 1849. 2c.
Times April 23, 1849. 3F.
S.A. April 24, 1849. 3B.
Times April 30 1 1849. 2C.
S.A. May 4, 1849. 3F.
FULLER,
tbuilder. To lay new floor at Adelaide Hospital.
D (1841) 384.
FULLER, Benjamin. Claim on the Government.
E (1842) 615.
FULLER, James. Evidence on the death of Geo. Jenks.
. A ( 1851. ) 1 306.
I
FULLER, Jrimes. Implicated in the poisoning of two natives
on Vaux's station near Lake Hamilton •
. A (1851) 1559•
FULLER, William. A passenger ·to South .Australia by the
Poictiers.
A ( 1848) 1785.
FULLON, John. See Fallon, John.
FUNERALS. Funeral account of typhus fever victim paid by
Destitute Board.
A ( 1856) 597.
x (1856) 116.
FUNERALS. See also: Burials.
'FURLONG, James. A patient in.the Hospital.
Q (1849) 90.
FURNESS, Edward~ Claim for fuel supplied to the Gaol at
Port Lincoln.
A (1848) 1581.
FURNESS, H. Applies for. a Government position.
A (1852) 468.
FURNISS, Mrs. James. Recommended for relief.
A (1844)649.
H (1844) 55.
FURNITURE. See:
Window blinds.
FURPHY, Samuel. Requests that the Gazette print an enquiry
from Jane Colter about the .whereabouts of her brother
Samuel Colter.
A (1856) 2975.
x (1856) 546.
FURSMAN, Rev. William. Requests authority to grant marriage
licencesthroughout entire colony.
A ( 1856) 2023.
809
FUSELY, Martha, Mrs. Seeks relief.
A ( 1 84 7 ) 61 0 •
N (1847) 261 (twice).
FUSTING, James. Refused permission to go to Van Diemen's
Land.
B (1837) 34 •.
FUTCHER, James. Appointed boatman in the Customs-Department
at Port Wakefield.
A (1853) 3148.
u (1853) 897.
FYFFE, H.T. Appointed Postmaster at Mitcham.
A (1850) 2169.
FYFFE, James. Dismissed from the Police Force.
A ( 1 8 52 ) 2 41 0 •
T (1852) 804.
FYFFE, James. Refused readmission into the Police Force.
A ( 185 3) 1996. ·
. ·
u (1853) 590.
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