South Australian Company : SUMMARY RECORD • Mixed material • State Library of South Australia

Map of a portion of South Australia, north-west of Adelaide, explored by a party under Stephen Hack, 1857 [cartographic material]

South Australian Company, 1835-1949, Mixed material, BRG 42/119/82

Map of the country explored by Stephen Hack and party north of Streaky Bay in 1857 for the S.A. Government, with exploration routes shown extending east to the southern section of Lake Gairdner and nearly as far as Lake Gilles. The map includes part of the coast line of Eyre Peninsula from Streaky Bay to Venus Bay, and 17 different areas (lots 4-20) coloured dark brown (obscuring any printed information within), showing the extent of pastoral runs. These are summarised in a table within the map area. Map by W.G. Harris, surveyor to the expedition. Scale approximately 1 inch to 10 miles; lines of latitude and longitude incorporated in map border. Stamped 10.9.[18]58.

Map of South Australia including the recent discoveries [cartographic material]

South Australian Company, 1835-1949, Mixed material, BRG 42/119/83

Map of South Australia with the county boundaries shown with coloured boundary lines. South Australian Company lands in the counties of Adelaide, Light, Sturt and Hindmarsh shown in green. Printed by Waterlow & Sons, lithographers and engravers, London, circa 1859. Scale 1 inch to 20 miles; lines of latitude and longitude incorporated in map border.

Part of South Australia shewing the recent discoveries [cartographic material]

South Australian Company, 1835-1949, Mixed material, BRG 42/119/84/1

Map of South Australia from a point below Point Westall on Eyre Peninsula and Mount Remarkable north to approximately the 28th degree of latitude. Details printed on the map include location of mines, vegetation, geographical features, soil conditions and water. Lithographed at the Surveyor General's Office, Adelaide by R.J. Loveday. No scale given; lines of latitude and longitude incorporated in map border. Stamped 11.4.[18]59.

Part of South Australia shewing the recent discoveries [cartographic material]

South Australian Company, 1835-1949, Mixed material, BRG 42/119/84/2

[Copy 2 of] map of South Australia from a point below Point Westall on Eyre Peninsula and Mount Remarkable north to approximately the 28th degree of latitude, with part of the central upper section not printed between 136 - 139 degrees longitude east. Details printed on the map include location of mines, vegetation, geographical features, soil conditions and water. Lithographed at the Surveyor General's Office, Adelaide by R.J. Loveday. No scale given; lines of latitude and longitude incorporated in map border.

Fitzroy Gold Fields, Port Curtis showing the route of the Leichhardt Expedition [cartographic material]/

South Australian Company, 1835-1949, Mixed material, BRG 42/119/85

Map of eastern Australia from Spencer Gulf and the Gulf of Carpentaria by A.C. Gregory, 1858, showing the route of the Leichhardt Expedition and the North East Route of 1856. The Queensland gold fields at Port Curtis and Leichhardt's camp in 1847 have been coloured orange. Published by J. Eccles, Pitt Street, Sydney. Scale approximately 1 inch to 80 miles; lines of latitude and longitude incorporated in map border. Stamped 11.2.[18]59.

Sketch to accompany report of Surveyor General on the Snowy River Diggings [cartographic material]

South Australian Company, 1835-1949, Mixed material, BRG 42/119/86

Map of the New South Wales and Victorian high country showing the routes by which Kiandra may be reached from Melbourne, Sydney and NSW south coast, marked in red. The NSW towns of Eden, Pambula and Merrimbula are marked at right hand bottom corner of map. The Victorian section of map has been coloured. (The Kiandra Gold Rush was in 1859-1860.) No scale given; lines of latitude and longitude incorporated in map border. Stamped 10.9.[18]60 with separate stamp of the Surveyor General's Department, South Australia.

[Map of Fleurieu Peninsula showing Hundreds of Encounter Bay, Waitpinga, Yankalilla and Myponga, with separate map of River Murray and lakes][cartographic material]

South Australian Company, 1835-1949, Mixed material, BRG 42/119/87

Map of land sections in Hundreds of Encounter Bay, Waitpinga, Yankalilla and Myponga, all in County of Hindmarsh, with sections held by the South Australian Company coloured green. Myponga Hd. designated area 'D', Encounter Bay 'E' and Yankalilla 'F'. Map area includes coastline from north of Myponga River to Inman River on Encounter Bay. In a separate section above this is a map of the River Murray from above Murray Bridge down to the Lakes and Murray Mouth on Encounter Bay, in the Counties of Sturt and Russell. Land sections along the river from Murray Bridge to the Wellington area are shown, a few only numbered. (This map is part of a larger map of the County of Hindmarsh compiled from the Government plans by Robert Stephenson, surveyor, dated May 1854. See BRG 42/120/27 for complete map.) Lithograph with watercolour, ink notation. No scale given on this part (half inch to 1 mile). Stamped 29.11.[18]55.

Maps and plans

South Australian Company, 1835-1949, Mixed material, BRG 42/120

Maps and plans including drawings of wharf cranes. See special list available at the Reference Desk for details.

Plan of the township of Mitcham [cartographic material]

South Australian Company, 1835-1949, Mixed material, BRG 42/120/1

Certified copy of plan of the township of Mitcham on the Brown Hill Creek, deposited by Messrs Divett, Currie and Roberts as No. 117 of 1855. Town allotments 1-102 with chapel reserve and Brown Hill Creek indicated. Maitland Street is named and three allotments have occupiers' names, Heritage (11), Rollings (41) and Lane (83). Ink with watercolour wash on vellum. Scale approx. 1 inch to 3 chains.

Chart of Port Adelaide, South Australia [cartographic material] /

South Australian Company, 1835-1949, Mixed material, BRG 42/120/2

Chart of Port Adelaide, South Australia covering part of LeFevre's Peninsula and Torrens Island with land cover shown pictorially. Includes soundings for the coastal waters and Torrens River. Accompanying text is entitled 'Directions' and provides navigational directions to those sailing the Gulf of St. Vincent. The references under Remarks demonstrates the hopes of the Colony to provide anchorages for visiting vessels along the Torrens River and to provide access further up the River to the city of Adelaide. This chart was compiled from Colonel Light's survey with soundings by S. Hamilton, drawn by F.H. Burslem of the Survey Department and engraved by W. Moffitt, Sydney. Shows coast, river with soundings, and Torrens Island. Includes natural features. Dated 1839, but without detailed navigation notes that appear on 1840 version (map 120/3). Scale 2 inches to 1 mile.

Chart of Port Adelaide, South Australia [cartographic material] /

South Australian Company, 1835-1949, Mixed material, BRG 42/120/3

This chart was compiled from Colonel Light's survey with soundings by S. Hamilton, drawn by F.H. Burslem of the Survey Department and engraved by W. Moffitt, Sydney. Shows coast, river with soundings, and Torrens Island. Includes natural features. Although dated 1839, map and detailed navigation notes on right hand edge date this version at 1840. Title of map at bottom right does not have its supporting kangaroos and emu figures as in map 120/2. Scale 2 inches to 1 mile. (On reverse side is printed the 1839 map without the text on left hand edge, another copy of map 120/2 in this series.) [Double sided map; previously C155 & C156].

Drawings of a bridge at the entrance of the South Australian Company's Basin, Port Adelaide, South Australia[engineering drawing]/

South Australian Company, 1835-1949, Mixed material, BRG 42/120/4

Elevation and site plan of a wooden bridge at the entrance to the Company's Basin at Port Adelaide, by F.W. Gilchrist. The Company's wharves are indicated on three of the bridge approaches and 'Mr Levi's' on another. Watercolour. Scale 1 inch to 8 feet.

Drawings of the South Australian Company's Swing Bridge, Port Adelaide, South Australia[engineering drawing]

South Australian Company, 1835-1949, Mixed material, BRG 42/120/5

General plan, elevation and section drawings of an iron and wooden swing bridge erected at the entrance to the Company's Basin at Port Adelaide. The bridge was the forerunner of Robinson Bridge. Watercolour with some spotting evident, ink notation. Various scales given. Signed 'William Murray CE May 17 1856' at bottom right corner.

Drawings of the South Australian Company's Swing Bridge, Port Adelaide, South Australia[engineering drawing]

South Australian Company, 1835-1949, Mixed material, BRG 42/120/6

General site plan and details of positions of the 'dolphins' for the swing bridge at the entrance to the Company's Basin at Port Adelaide. Watercolour with some spotting evident. Various scales given. Signed 'William Murray CE June 1858' at bottom right corner.

Drawings of the proposed Swing Bridge for the South Australian Company's Dock, Port Adelaide

South Australian Company, 1835-1949, Mixed material, BRG 42/120/7

Drawings comprising general site plan, side elevation, elevation of wharf and section of bridge, and section through centre of the swing bridge at the entrance to the Company's Dock at Port Adelaide. In pencil under drawing title has been added 'Robinson Bridge'. Watercolour, ink notation. Scale 66 feet to 1 inch (for block plan of site). Signed 'Grainger and D'Ebro, Civil Engineers, 22 Collins Street East, Melbourne, 10th August [18]81' at bottom right corner.

Plan and section of the South Australian Company's road to the New Port and Section 'A' [cartographic material] /

South Australian Company, 1835-1949, Mixed material, BRG 42/120/8

Plan of the New Port and Section 'A' at Port Adelaide, showing the Company's proposed wharf, canal and new road to Adelaide. Also shows the 'Old Landing Place' with sections 423 and 443 indicated. Plan by G.S. Kingston dated 10 July 1840. Photograph made of Governor George Gawler's copy ca.1868; original watercolour. Scale 1 inch to 5 chains. Original signed by Kingston outside border of map.

Plan of the County of Flinders [cartographic material]

South Australian Company, 1835-1949, Mixed material, BRG 42/120/9

Map of the County of Flinders with land sections around and above Port Lincoln along Boston Bay and Louth Bay shown (but not numbered). All islands and mainland geographical features named. Includes archivist's note regarding ascription of date from date of creation of the County of Flinders (2 June 1842). Ink and watercolour on paper, ink and pencil notation. No scale given.

Plan of two special surveys near the Mouth of the River Murray [cartographic material]

South Australian Company, 1835-1949, Mixed material, BRG 42/120/10

Map of the River Murray from a point near the site of Monteith down to its entry into Lake Alexandrina, south of Wellington (called the Mouth of the Murray in the map's title) with land sections along the river, all numbered. Those marked 'S.A.C.' are the South Australian Company lands, 'J.M.' are John Morphett's, 'E.S.' are Edwards Stephens', and 'S.S.' for the Trustees of the late Samuel Stephens. The allotments in the townships of Wellington (surveyed in 1840 by John Morphett) and East Wellington are shown. The land west of the river is located in the Hundred of Brinkley. Ink and watercolour on paper, ink and pencil notation. No scale given.

[Plan showing the South Australian Company's sections on Hindmarsh Reach, Port Adelaide] [cartographic material]/

South Australian Company, 1835-1949, Mixed material, BRG 42/120/11

Plan showing the Company's section 2011 on the east side of Hindmarsh Reach, Port Adelaide, with the Coal Shed on the Government Reserve, Captain Hall's Store, Calton's Hotel and the Gunpowder Magazine indicated. Signed by William Murray, Surveyor, 21 January 1856. Scale 1 inch to 5 chains. Ink and watercolour on paper, ink notation.

[Plan of sections 'A' and 'B' on Hindmarsh Reach, Port Adelaide] [cartographic material]

South Australian Company, 1835-1949, Mixed material, BRG 42/120/12

Certified copy of Plan 18T showing sections 'A' and 'B' on the east and west sides of Hindmarsh Reach, Port Adelaide, as surveyed by Hindmarsh and Lindsay on 21 November 1840. Includes note by the surveyors relating to the survey measurements. This copy certified by the Surveyor General on 25 September 1913. Scale 1 inch to 5 chains. Ink and watercolour on waxed linen, ink notation. Numbered 149) at top left corner.

Plan of the land at the New Port forming part of section 'A' [Port Adelaide] [cartographic material]

South Australian Company, 1835-1949, Mixed material, BRG 42/120/13

Plan of part of section 'A' at the New Port, Port Adelaide, 'exhibited to those parties to whom portions of that land were offered for sale on 10 January 1840', signed by D. McLaren of the South Australian Company. Shows allotment numbers, owners' names (some illegible) and street names. A section at bottom right in pencil reads: 'Present incumbents of some of the allotments - Mildred, Levi, Mempis, Germein, Smith and Wakelin' with land measurements mostly illegible. No scale given. Ink and watercolour on paper, ink and very faint pencil notation. Includes canvas backing now separated from map.

Plan of allotments at Section 'A' Port Adelaide [cartographic material]

South Australian Company, 1835-1949, Mixed material, BRG 42/120/14

Plan of section 'A' at Port Adelaide, showing the Company's Reserve, Queen's Wharf, with street names and numbered allotments, some occupied by the S.A. Company, and allotments 137 (R. Venn) and 68 (Bickers). Others have 'Let' or 'Sold' indicated. Scale 1 inch to 100 feet. Ink and watercolour on paper, ink and faint pencil notation. Dated 20/4/[18]49 at bottom left corner.

A general plan of the South Australian Company's works at Port Adelaide [cartographic material] /

South Australian Company, 1835-1949, Mixed material, BRG 42/120/15

Plan showing 'the warehouses and sheds and the progressive state of wharfs' at Port Adelaide erected by the South Australian Company. A rudimentary wooden platform is shown on the end of the McLaren Wharf with the position of the lifting crane, a well and connecting bridge to the Government Reserve. An indication of the extent of vegetation surrounding an inlet in the area has been carefully executed by the artist. Signed by the architects Prescott and Hancock at right bottom corner, and dated January 5th 1840 at bottom left. 'No. 3' written at top left corner. Scale 1 & half inches to 50 feet. Ink and watercolour on paper, ink notation.

Port Adelaide Harbour from a Survey by the South Australian Government [cartographic material]

South Australian Company, 1835-1949, Mixed material, BRG 42/120/16

Survey plan of Port Adelaide Harbour showing soundings in the Port River, the positions of wharves and buildings along the river, Jervois Bridge, the South Australian Company's Basin and New Dock, slipways, railway lines and street names. Within a circular area at top left is a key to abbreviations for distance measurements, navigation aids and tidal information. Engraved by Weller & Addison and published by the Admiralty, 26 October 1909, under the superintendence of Captain H.E. Purey-Cust, R.N., Hydrographer. Scale 1 inch to 400 feet. Lithograph.

Plan of the District of Adelaide South Australia showing the property of the South Australian Company [cartographic material]

South Australian Company, 1835-1949, Mixed material, BRG 42/120/17

Cadastral map of the 'District of Adelaide' with Adelaide, North Adelaide and surrounding parklands, Port Adelaide, Holdfast Bay and Glenelg down to the area just south of Marino, the rivers of the Adelaide plains and Port River, and the foothills of the Mount Lofty Ranges shown. The land sections are all numbered and those held by the South Australian Company coloured in green. Areas within the town grids for Adelaide and North Adelaide have been coloured in red. The map gives a clear indication of the extent of vegetation in 1838 across the Adelaide district. Scale 2 inches to 1 mile. Hand drawn map based on the survey by Light, Finniss & Co., with their company's name and the date October 1838 written in ink, at bottom centre of map. (This map came from the London office of the South Australian Company. It appears to predate the maps of the same area published in London by John Arrowsmith from February 1839 onwards).

Plan of New Port Adelaide, South Australia designed by Col. G. Gawler [cartographic material]

South Australian Company, 1835-1949, Mixed material, BRG 42/120/18

Plan of the New Port at Port Adelaide as designed by His Excellency the Governor Colonel George Gawler, divided into sections of 80 and 134 acres, surveyed by William Light. Scale 1 inch to 40 chains. Lithograph. (This map is from part of a John Arrowsmith map published in London in 1841).

Plan and mean section of the road to the New Port and proposed wharf at Section 'A' [Port Adelaide] [cartographic material] /

South Australian Company, 1835-1949, Mixed material, BRG 42/120/19

Plan of Port Adelaide with the South Australian Company's new road to Adelaide from Section 'A' by the proposed wharf site (coloured in red). Also includes buildings numbered 1-14 near the old anchorage. Vegetation has been drawn along the roads and around the buildings. Includes a profile of the new road indicating in blue the high water mark. In red ink at bottom left corner is written "P Mr McLaren's letter of 27 November 1839: The road where colored is raised to its proper height - the Purple colored Sections at the Old Port belong to the Company - they have also 2 on W side of Creek, nearly ... W of No. 10." Signed by G.S. Kingston under map title. Scale 1 inch to 5 chains. Ink and watercolour on paper, ink notation. Numbered 'No. 4' at top of sheet. Stamped 21.5.[18]40 at bottom right, with 'Supreme Court of S.A. Civil Jurisdiction' stamp at top near title. (See map 120/20 for map with less detail).

Plan and mean section of the road to the New Port and proposed wharf at Section 'A'[Port Adelaide] [cartographic material] /

South Australian Company, 1835-1949, Mixed material, BRG 42/120/20

Part coloured plan of the road between Adelaide and the Old Port with creek, canal and government reserve nearby, also road to the new Port showing proposed wharf, Government Reserve and section numbers. A creek crosses this road and a profile of the road is included indicating in blue the high water mark. Scale 1 inch to 5 chains. Ink and watercolour. (See map 120/19 for finished version of this plan).

Plan of Port Adelaide Section 'A', 14th October 1840 [cartographic material] /

South Australian Company, 1835-1949, Mixed material, BRG 42/120/21

Plan showing the Company's section 'A' on the east side of McLaren Reach, Port Adelaide, with the S.A. Company's wharf and warehouse on the New Road, the Government sheds and Customs House on Government Reserve. Other buildings along Marine Parade are indicated. Signed by G.S, Kingston, 14 October 1840. Scale 1 inch to 5 chains. B&W photograph of ink and watercolour on paper, ink notation.

Tracing from Plan of the survey of section 'A' Port Adelaide made by Messrs. Hindmarsh & Lindsay [cartographic material]

South Australian Company, 1835-1949, Mixed material, BRG 42/120/22

Photographic copy of tracing from plan showing section 'A' Port Adelaide made by Hindmarsh and Lindsay on 21 November 1840. Subsequent alterations shown in red [on original map], made in compliance with application of 21 December 1893.The copy signed by E.S. Laurie for the Surveyor General on 7 February 1894. Retraced by archivist G.L. Fischer 11 May 1951. Scale 1 inch to 5 chains. Pencil tracing on photographic copy.

South Australian Company : SUMMARY RECORD [BRG 42] • Mixed material