Companies that shipped goods on the City of Adelaide

	A. M. Bickford & Co.	drink manufacturer still trading today
	Abrahams & Co.
	Acraman, Maine, Lindsay & Co.
	Adelaide Advertiser	newspaper still reporting on the 'City'  today
	Bank of Australasia	became ANZ Bank in 1951; still trading today
	Bell & Cross
	Board Brothers
	D. & J. Fowler
	Devitt & Moore
	Donaldson, Sharland & Andrews
	E. & W. Hackett
	E. S. Wigg & Son	still trading today
	Elder Brothers
	Elder, Smith & Co.	still trading today
	F. C. Duffield & Co.
	F. Clark & Sons
	F. H. Faulding & Co.	incorporated into Mayne Pharma; still trading today
	Fotheringham Brothers
	G. & R. Wills & Co.
	Gerke & Rodemann
	Goode Brothers
	Guild, Chapman & Co.
	Hamilton Brothers
	Harrold Brothers
	Hay, Hann & Co.
	Heriot, Fullton & Co.
	Hunter & Stevenson
	J. A. Holden & Co.	became General Motors Holden; still trading today
	J. Colton
	J. Dunn & Co.
	J. Hart & Co.
	J. Miller Anderson & Co.
	J. Newman & Son
	J. Stilling & Co.
	J. T. Church & Co.
	Martin & Murch
	Martin & Sach
	McArthur, Kingsborough & Co.
	G. H. Michell	wool exporters; still trading today
	Ormerod & Co.
	P. Falk & Co.
	Padman & Co.
	Peacock & Son
	Pearce, Wincey & Co.
	Philip Levi & Co.
	S. Mayfield & Son
	Scandrett & Co.
	Scarfe & Co.	formed Harris Scarfe; still trading today; also see William Sandover on this website and Alfred Sandover of WA's Sandover Medal fame
	South Australia Bank	now called Bank SA
	South Australian Government	became a state of Commonwealth of Australia in 1901
	Spicer Brothers
	Stobie & Thompson
	Virgoe, Son & Chapman
	W. & J. Storrie
	W. H. Holmes & Son
	W. Peacock & Son
	W. Younghusband Jnr. & Co.

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