'[Andrew Murray] became editor of the South(ern) Australian early in 1843 ...'
Source: D. Camfield, 'Murray, Andrew (1813-1880)', Australian Dictionary of Biography, National Centre of Biography, Australian National University, http://adb.anu.edu.au/biography/murray-andrew-4277/text6917, accessed 6 February 2013.
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Printed and Published by ARCHIBALD MACDOUGALL, at the Office of the Southern Australian, Rundle-street, where all orders, advertisements, and communications to the Editor, are requested to be addressed.' (Colophon, 2 June 1838 - 25 April 1843.) The colophon does not contian a publisher or printer's name for the issue of 28 April 1843. The name Richard Blackham Sen. appears from the next issue, 2 May 1843.
'Printed and Published (every Tuesday and Friday) by Richard Blackham, Sen., at the Office of The Southern Australian, Rundle-street, where all communications are requested to be addressed.'
'Printed and Published (every Tuesday and Friday) by the proprietor, ANDREW MURRAY, at the Office of The Southern Australian, Rundle-street, where all communications are requested to be addressed.' (Colophon, 1 November 1844).
Andrew Murray remained as publisher of The South Australian until its cessation in August 1851.