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should be ‘R.C. Baker’; p.42 ‘Crawford Vaughan’ should be ‘J.H. Vaughan’. In the footnotes:
n.9 ‘1860’ should be ‘1861’; ‘Pecunosius’ was David Spence not John Brodie Spence, see
Spence, Autobiography, p.65. The discussion of technicalities on p.39 suggests possible confusion
between the Droop quota and the Gregory principle, see below.
27 Spence, Autobiography, p.24; Emily Clark to Henry Parkes, 22 April 1862, MS., ML; Spence,
Paper describing a visit to England 1865-1866.
28 Spence, Autobiography, p.37.
29 Ibid., pp.41-2; Spence, Paper describing a visit to England, p.28.
30 SA Parliament, Papers, 1871, vol.2, No.137 ; G. Hoag and G.H. Hallett, Proportional
Representation, New York, 1926, pp.179-80; Stephenson, ‘Electoral Districts of South Australia’,
pp.94, 109-16; J. Pernica, ‘Electoral Systems in New South Wales to 1920 with special reference
to Proportional Representation’, M Ec thesis, University of Sydney, 1958, p.25.
31 Stephenson, ‘Electoral Districts of South Australia’, p.113.
32 Spence, Autobiography, pp.67-8.
33 Report of Meeting on Proportional Representation, pp.6-7.
34 G.D. Combe, Responsible Government in South Australia, Adelaide, 1957, p.123; F.S. Wallis,
‘History of the South Australian Labour Party, 1882-1900 (summary account of the Minutes
of United Trades and Labour Council)’, typescript, SAA, pp.6-12, 13-15, 24, 28-30; Smeaton,
The People in Politics, pp.10-11, 25-8; E.L. Batchelor, The Labour Party and its Progress. A lecture
delivered at the Democratic Club, Adelaide, on March 5 th 1895, Adelaide, 1895, p.4; J.I. Craig,
‘A History of the South Australian Labour Party to 1917’, MA thesis, University of Adelaide,
1940, pp.40-57; R.L. Reid, ‘The Price-Peake Government and the formation of political parties
in South Australia’, typescript, SAA, p.6.
35 Craig, ‘History of the South Australian Labour Party’, pp.60, 62; H.T. Burgess (ed.), The
Cyclopedia of South Australia, 2 vols., Adelaide, 1907, vol.ii, p.167; Observer, 18 January 1896;
Walker, ‘Catherine Helen Spence and South Australian Politics’, p.40.
36 Observer, 30 May; 6 June; 13 June; 20 June; 4 July; 5 September 1896; Reid, ‘The Price-Peake
Government’, pp.9, 3.
37 Reid, ‘The Price-Peake Government’, p.6; Craig, ‘History of the South Australian Labour Party’,
p.63; P.G. Peter, ‘Militancy and Moderation. A Comparative Study of the Trade Union Movements
in New South Wales and South Australia in the 1880s’, BA Hons thesis, University of Adelaide,
1959, p.78; see also L.E. Kiek, ‘The History of the South Australian Labour Unions’, MA thesis,
University of Adelaide, 1948, pp.80-82; Wallis, ‘History of the South Australian Labour Party’,
p.10; ANL program in Burgess (ed.), Cyclopedia of South Australia, vol.ii, p.167.
38 Observer: 26 July 1890, 1 August 1891, 30 July 1892, 7 October 1893, 14 October 1893, 21
July 1894; Voice: 9 December 1892, 31 August 1894, particularly 15 September 1893.
39 Voice: 7 April; 12 May; 7 July; 22 September 1898; Observer, 1 August 1891.
40 Observer: 26 July 1890; 7 October 1893; 17 August 1895; Voice: 15 September 1893; 22
September 1893; J. Medway Day, Wages. A paper read before the Society for the Study of Christian
Sociology in Adelaide on July 7, 1892, Adelaide, 1892, pp.3-4.
41 Observer: 16 September; 23 September 1893; 15 December 1894; Voice: 15 September; 22
September 1893; 6 April 1894; Mt. Gambier Baptist Church Jubilee Souvenir, 1864-1914.
42 Observer: 1 August 1891; 9 December 1893; 1 July 1893; Voice: 29 September 1893; 28 April
1893.
43 Day, Wages, p.3; Voice, 9 July 1893; Observer, 9 June 1894.
44 Observer, 11 July 1891; Voice, 12 January 1894.
45 Voice, 19 January 1894.
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