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Battara tribe on 12-y.o. Frank Hawson; John Brown and his hutkeeper; Rolles Biddle, James Fastins, and Mrs Stubbs. Retaliation by Charles Driver S.M., followed by Lieut. Hugonin and troopers; search for culprits by Major O'Halloran; criticism of Missionary Protector
685:(Conclusion, 13 April 1878) List of Aboriginals convicted of murdering whites and executed by hanging; thoughts on future deterioration of country and climate; agricultural use of recycled water; Governor Grey in New Zealand;
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Langhorne); blames Grey's pacifist policy for spate of attacks on
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Early town fires: Col. Light, Government House, Octagon
Cottage, flour mills, bushfire experiences; more on depression after Gawler sacked; Emanuel Solomon and Gilles Arcade; christening of cutter O.G.
548:(5 January 1878) Businesses ruined and confidence lost when legitimate payments repudiated by Grey's government; relates his own difficulties and losses in real estate transactions during this period.
574:(26 January 1878) Tolmer, Farrell and other police on trail of Michael Rogers, John Riley, Patrick Lynch, three of what was believed a gang of four armed Tasmanian bushrangers, who had been seen on
594:(9 February 1878) More on the gang following their escape from Tasmania; death of their fourth member; contempt for their previous jailers; reflections on lenient sentences and secular education.
538:; favors land grant to River Murray tribes; inevitable "blighting effects of civilization" on Aboriginal people; money wasted by George Gipps and Lord Stanley on protectorate system; praise for
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Governor Gawler; criticism of deputy Protector of Aborigines James Cronk; spear-throwing demonstrations; Gawler's enterprise; death of James Brian; arrival of Governor Grey.
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Chambers; Carter escapes from new jail, recaptured then escapes again, finally caught by Alford; another escape by Dyer, an American who had hideout near
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568:, becomes SA's first (silver–lead) mine, Wheal Gawler follows nearby; Dutton and Bagot find copper at Kapunda; Burra copper mines: "Nobs and Snobs"; praise for Grey.
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Benedict Lomas mystery: two conflicting stories, one confessing Gofton murder.
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554:(12 January 1878] Problems of a wheat farmer; disastrous first attempt at driving bullock team; his invention of stripper-header taken up by
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Bromley, Beevor; murders by Milemnura/Milmenrura ('Big Murray') tribe: Barker, Roach and Delve (attacked while salvaging schooner
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Bushrangers Henry Curran, George Hughes, and James Fox at Gawler, Mount
Crawford and Crafer's pub, where they were captured, dead drunk.
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Marines; Sturt's and Eyre's (erroneous) assessment of land for agriculture; absentee landowners and farm economics.
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Aboriginal Australian and Maori cultures; more thoughts on Grey's term in S.A.; concludes by stating he wrote
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201:'s account of the pursuit and capture of the outlaw Morgan. Alford appears in many of these episodes involving miscreants.
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Reminiscences of an adventurous and chequered career at home and at the Antipodes (facsimile edition)
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58:"Early Experiences of Colonial Life in South Australia"
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301:shipwreck survivors; Gawler's instruction to
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664:(9 March 1878) Hostilities in
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341:Wesleyan Methodist ministers
184:Disembarked near present-day
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704:Bull, John Wrathall (1878).
483:No. XXIX. (24 November 1877)
419:No. XXIII. (13 October 1877)
407:No. XXI. (29 September 1877)
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207:Assessments of Hindmarsh,
831:Alexander Tolmer (1972),
339:No. XVI. (25 August 1877)
147:Chronicle and Weekly Mail
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648:Colonial Manager McLaren
644:Vicar-General Ullathorne
536:Raukkan, South Australia
455:'s log; comparison with
319:No. XIV. (4 August 1877)
309:No. XIII. (28 July 1877)
267:No. VIII. (23 June 1877)
646:was not so welcomed by
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261:No. VII. (16 June 1877)
247:; death of infant son;
235:State aid to churches;
188:; a hanging; soirée at
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366:Draper Memorial Church
285:No. XI. (14 July 1877)
273:No. IX. (30 June 1877)
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279:No. X. (7 July 1877}
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