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South Australian Gazette and Mining Journal - Wikipedia

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The South Australian Gazette and Colonial Register (from 5 July 1845) and South Australian Gazette and Mining Journal (from 9 October 1847) was a weekly publication in the colony of South Australia which included notices from and about the government between 1845 and 1852.

History

The colony of South Australia's first publication, called South Australian Gazette and Colonial Register, changed its name on 15 June 1839 to become the South Australian Register. Later, in 1845, publisher George Stevenson appropriated the vacancy by publishing his own version under the same name. According to the State Library of South Australia:

George Stevenson founded the South Australian Gazette and Mining Journal, originally and confusingly titled the South Australian Gazette and Colonial Register after Adelaide's first newspaper. Stevenson edited the South Australian Register with an aggressive outspokenness, and continued this approach in his new title. He stated he would be campaigning for free trade, reduced taxes, alterations to the scheme of land sales. Most of all, this newspaper led the call for fully representative government. The newspaper’s title change reflected the founding of major mine ventures at Burra and elsewhere. The earlier spirited inter-press debate continued with this fourth major newspaper, alongside the Register, South Australian, and Adelaide Times. ... The newspaper was forced to close in 1852 due to the lack of labour and cash brought by the exodus of men to the Victorian goldfields. Faced with his entire staff leaving for the gold rush, Stevenson closed the newspaper and joined them.^[1]

Volume 1, number 1 of the South Australian Gazette and Colonial Register was published on Saturday, 5 July 1845.^[2] The final edition under that title was Volume III number 118 on 2 October 1847.^[3] Volume III number 119 of the South Australian Gazette and Mining Journal was published the following Saturday, 9 October 1847.^[4] The publication ceased with the printing of Volume 7, no. 516 (13 March 1852).^[5]^[6]

References

^ Laube, Anthony. "LibGuides: SA Newspapers: S". guides.slsa.sa.gov.au. Retrieved 31 March 2018.
^ "South Australian Gazette And Colonial Register". South Australian Gazette And Colonial Register. Vol. I, no. 1. South Australia. 5 July 1845. p. 1. Retrieved 31 March 2018 – via National Library of Australia.
^ "South Australian Gazette And Colonial Register". South Australian Gazette And Colonial Register. Vol. III, no. 118. South Australia. 2 October 1847. p. 1. Retrieved 31 March 2018 – via National Library of Australia.
^ "South Australian Gazette and Mining Journal". South Australian Gazette and Mining Journal. Vol. III, no. 119. South Australia. 9 October 1847. p. 1. Retrieved 31 March 2018 – via National Library of Australia.
^ "South Australian Gazette and Mining Journal (Adelaide, SA : 1847 - 1852)". Trove. Retrieved 31 March 2018.
^ South Australian gazette and mining journal [newspaper: microform]. Adelaide, S. Aust: George Stevenson. 1847.

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Adelaide newspapers

~1850

South Australian Gazette and Colonial Register (1836–1839)
Southern Australian (1838–1844)
Adelaide Chronicle and South Australian Advertiser (1839–1840)
South Australian Register (1839–1845; 1852–1900)
Adelaide Chronicle and South Australian Literary Record (1840–1842)
Adelaide Observer (1843–1904)
South Australian (1844–1851)
South Australian Gazette and Colonial Register (1845–1847)
South Australian Gazette and Mining Journal (1847–1852)
Adelaide Times (1848–1858)

1851–1900

Suedaustralische Zeitung (1850–1851)
Adelaider Deutsche Zeitung (1851–1862)
South Australian Register (1839–1845; 1852–1900)
Adelaide Morning Chronicle (1852–1853)
South Australian Weekly Chronicle (1858–1867; 1881–1889)
South Australian Advertiser (1858–1889)
Süd Australische Zeitung (1860–1874)
Adelaide Telegraph (1862–1864)
Adelaide Express (1863–1866)
Daily Telegraph (1864–1865)
Weekly Mail (1864–1865)
Express and Telegraph (1867–1922)
South Australian Chronicle and Weekly Mail (1868–1881)
Evening Journal (1869–1912)
Irish Harp and Farmers' Herald (1869–1873)
Portonian (1871–1879)
Harp and Southern Cross (1873–1875)
Methodist Journal (1874–1881)
Australische Zeitung (1875–1916)
Illustrated Adelaide News (1875–1880)
Port Adelaide Post Shipping Gazette, Farmers and Commercial Register (1876)
Christian Colonist (1878–1894)
Frearson's Weekly Illustrated (1878–1884)
Port Adelaide News and Commercial and Shipping Gazette (1878)
Port Adelaide News (1878-1883; 1904; 1913–1933)
Frearson's Monthly Illustrated Adelaide News (1880–1884)
Port Adelaide News and Lefevre's Peninsula Advertiser (1883–1897)
Australian Christian world (1885–1953)
Pictorial Australian (1885–1895)
South Australian Chronicle (1889–1895)
Southern Cross (1889–1954)
Weekly Herald (1894–1898)
Chronicle (1895–1954)
Critic (1897–1924)
Quiz (1889–1890; 1900–1914)
Quiz and the Lantern (1890–1900)
Critic (1897–1924)
Herald (1899–1910)

1901–1950

Australian Christian Commonwealth (1901–1940)
The Register (1901–1929)
Adelaide Stock and Station Journal (1904-1967)
Mining Standard (1904–1909)
Weekly News (1904–1918)
Observer (1905–1931)
Gadfly (1906–1909)
Patriot (1907–1968)
Daily Herald (1910–1924)
Sport (1911–1948)
Journal (1912–1923)
Sporting Mail (1912–1914)
Saturday Mail (1912–1917)
Mail (1912–1954)
Glenelg Guardian (1914–1964)
Quiz and the Sporting Life (1914–1930)
South Australian Truth (1916–1962)
Daylight (1919–1928)
People's Advocate (1921–1950)
Country News (1922–1935)
Express (1922–1923)
News (1923–1992)
Saturday Journal (1923–1929)
Varsity Ragge (1928–1931)
The Register News-Pictorial (1929–1931)
Port Adelaide Gazette (1930)
Advertiser and Register (1931)
Workers Weekly Herald (1935–1948)
Radio Call (1937–1957)
South Australian Methodist (1940–1970)
Gateway (Port Adelaide & Woodville) (1946)
Herald (1949–1994)
Progressive Times (Largs North) (1949–1951)

1951–present

Nasza Droga (Polish) (1952–1981)
Port Adelaide District Pictorial (1952–1954)
Sunday Advertiser (1953–1958)
Seaport News Review (1954)
SA Sunday Mail (1954–1955)
Central Times (1971–1982)
Football Times (1976–1992)
The Adelaide Private Trader (1978–1985)
Ellēnika Nea (Greek) (1978–1996)
Adelaide Trading Post (1985–1993)
Weekly Trading Post (1993–2004)
Independent Weekly (2004–2010)
Trading Post (2004–2009)

Current
South Australian Government Gazette (1839–) Advertiser (1889–1931; 1931–) On Dit (1932–) Messenger Newspapers (1951–) Stock Journal (1967-) Sunday Mail (1955–) New Times (1982–) Blackwood Times (1994–) InDaily (2010–)

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