G. B. Barton describes the Shipping Gazette and Sydney General Trade List as '[a] purely commercial publication, issued by the proprietors of the Herald [Charles Kemp and John Fairfax]... ceasing in 1860. Its contents were then transferred to the Sydney Mail, a weekly edition of the Herald.'
Source: G. B. Barton, Literature in New South Wales (1866): 36
Sydney General Trade List
Sydney General Trade List and Mercantile Advertiser;
The Sydney General Trade List, Mercantile Chronicle and Advertiser
1829
Sydney
:
1829-1842
Z1916950
1829
newspaper
Described by John Alexander Ferguson as '[a] very valuable and detailed source of information with reference to prices, shipping, exports and imports and other commercial subjects.'
The Sydney Mail
The Sydney Mail and New South Wales Advertiser
J. P. Dowling
(editor),
George Eld
(editor),
W. H. Traill
(editor),
F. W. Ward
(editor),
W. R. Charlton
(editor),
Samuel Cook
(editor),
Sydney
:
J. Fairfax and Sons
,
1860-1938
Z949966
1860-1938
newspaper
(2470 issues)
'[The] Sydney Mail, the weekly companion to the Sydney Morning Herald, was published 1860-1938. Like its rival the Australian Town and Country Journal, it was popular with both country and city readers, and combined general news with agricultural, pastoral, mining, sporting and literary features and included illustrations.'
Source: William H. Wilde, Joy Hooton, Barry Andrews, The Oxford Companion to Australian Literature (1994): 734.
