The Hobart Town gazette and Southern Reporter was a Tasmanian newspaper established in 1816. In 1925 the title was split into two publications (see Hobart Town Gazette / The Colonial Times, and Tasmanian Advertiser). It's longest print run was under the name Colonial Times.
You can access to the Colonial Times archival newspapers through a variety of sources:
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Established: Hobart Town Gazette and Southern Reporter (1816-1821) Names changes/Absorbed: Hobart Town gazette, and Van Diemen's Land advertiser Colonial times, and Tasmanian advertiser (1825-1827)
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Trove: digital newspapers: 1816 to 1821
Trove: digital newspapers: 1821 to 1825
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For online archives of these and other Tasmanian Papers, see: Trove: digitised newspapers or Libraries Tasmania: news and newspapers.
A complete timeline of Tasmanian newspapers can be viewed via Libraries Tasmania.
The Cornwall Chronicle was a Tasmanian newspaper established in 1835. The Cornwall Chronicle was eventually absorbed into the Launceston Examiner. You can access to The Cornwall chronicle archival newspapers through a variety of sources:
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Established: The Cornwall Chronicle (1835-1880)
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Trove: digital newspapers: 1835 to 1880 |
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The Hobart Town Courier was a Tasmanian newspaper established in 1827. It's longest print run was under the name The Courier was eventually merged into The Hobart Town Daily Mercury.
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Established: Hobart Town Courier (1827-1839) Names changes: The Hobart Town Courier and Van Diemen's Land Gazette (1839-1840) The Courier (1840-1859) |
Trove: digital newspapers: 1827 to 1839
Trove: digital newspapers: 1839 to 1840
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A complete timeline of Tasmanian newspapers can be viewed via Libraries Tasmania.
The Emu Bay Times and North West & West Coast Advocate was a Tasmanian newspaper which ran from 1897 until 1899. It originally was printed under the name Wellington Times and Agricultural and Mining Gazette and was established 1890. The Emu Bay Times is now known as The Advocate.
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Established: Wellington Times and Agricultural and Mining Gazette (1890-1897) Names changes/absorbed: The Emu Bay Times and North West & West Coast Advocate (1897-1899) |
Trove: digital newspapers: 1890 to 1897
Trove: digital newspapers: 1897 to 1899
Trove: digital newspapers: 1899 to 1919 |
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A complete timeline of Tasmanian newspapers can be viewed via Libraries Tasmania.
The Hobart Town gazette and Southern Reporter was a Tasmanian newspaper established in 1816. In 1925 the title was split into two publications (see Hobart Town Gazette / The Colonial Times, and Tasmanian Advertiser).
You can access to the Hobart Town Gazette archival newspapers through a variety of sources:
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Established: Hobart Town Gazette and Southern Reporter (1816-1821) Names changes: Hobart Town Gazette, and Van Diemen's Land advertiser Hobart Town Gazette (1825-1880)
Tasmanian Government Gazette (1907+) |
Trove: digital newspapers: 1816 to 1821
Trove: digital newspapers: 1821 to 1825
Print: Law Library: 1882 to 1906 Print: Law Library: 1907 to present [impf] |
For online archives of these and other Tasmanian Papers, see: Trove: digitised newspapers or Libraries Tasmania: news and newspapers.
A complete timeline of Tasmanian newspapers can be viewed via Libraries Tasmania.
The Hobarton Mercury was a Tasmanian newspaper which ran from 1854 until 1857. It originally was printed under the name The Guardian or True Friend of Tasmania in 1847. The Hobarton Mercury is now known as The Mercury.
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Established: The Guardian or True Friend of Tasmania (1847) Names changes/Absorbed: Hobarton Guardian or True Friend of Tasmania (1847-1854) The Hobarton Mercury (1854-1857) The Hobart Town Mercury (1857) The Hobart Town Daily Mercury (1858-1860) The Mercury (1860+) |
Trove: digital newspapers: 1847
Trove: digital newspapers: 1847 to 1854 Trove: digital newspapers: 1854 to 1857 Trove: digital newspapers: 1857 Trove: digital newspapers: 1858 to 1860 Trove digital newspapers: 1860 to 1964
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For online archives of these and other Tasmanian Papers, see: Trove: digitised newspapers or Libraries Tasmania: news and newspapers.
A complete timeline of Tasmanian newspapers can be viewed via Libraries Tasmania.
The Launceston Examiner was a Tasmanian newspaper which ran from 1842 until 1899. It originally was printed under the name Launceston Advertiser and was established 1829. The Launceston Examiner is now known as The Examiner.
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Established: Launceston Advertiser (1829-1846) Names changes/Absorbed: Launceston Examiner (1842-1899) The Examiner (1900+) |
Trove: digital newspapers: 1829 to 1846
Trove: digital newspapers: 1842 to 1899 Trove: digital newspapers: 1900 to 1954 |
For online archives of these and other Tasmanian Papers, see: Trove: digitised newspapers or Libraries Tasmania: news and newspapers.
A complete timeline of Tasmanian newspapers can be viewed via Libraries Tasmania.
