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its first chairman of directors. The business was wound up in 1862, blaming insufficient capital for its failure. It was purchased by Hakan Linde (1822 – 17 January 1907), a coppersmith from Sweden, who built a distillation plant on the site, at some stage named the "Phoenix
Distillery", and operated
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Nuriootpa, and a similar capacity in their wine cellars. Sam and Len Tolley took over management of the company around this time, and a very large export market was developed; over half the brandy production going to Singapore and Malaya. Production at Stepney ceased around 1946, and the cellars
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Adelaide in December 1886 and May 1887, followed by Scott in 1888, in which year they purchased the "Phoenix Distillery" and promptly set about enlarging the facilities. A fourth partner, John Linnett, a Cockney partner of Scott with previous Australian experience, came
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Australian Yacht Squadron. While in England in 1914 he purchased a comfortable motor yacht, in which he frequently took parties of friends around Port Adelaide and St. Vincents Gulf. He also took an interest
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Everard, presumably to differentiate from his father) formed a partnership with Phillip Charles J. Campbell to operate a licensed store in Peel Street, then Leigh Street. The partnership was dissolved in May 1875, with
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Cellars" winery established by S. and W. Sage on the other side of the road, and installed pipes under the road for transfer of distilled spirit to the cellars. That same year they purchased a nearby property of 350 acres (140 ha) which they named
143:(1856 – 21 April 1913), as were his brothers, was described as cheery and good natured, an excellent companion, and a delightful host. No other accomplishments were mentioned in his obituary apart from the magnificent garden at his home, "Lowan" on Park Terrace, Gilberton.
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Everard Tolley (Albion Everard Tolley (1849 – 7 June 1922) (AEFT 1910–) married Julia/Julie Maude Boothman ( –1885) on 3 October 1879; he married again, to Edith Sabina Solberg ( –1893) in 1892; and married once more, to Mary Lloyd ( – 12 June
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as a "sweetener" a few acres of land at the intersection of
Angaston and Tanunda Roads, Nuriootpa. The plan was put into effect and the Angas Park distillery was the result, producing T.S.T. brandy and spirit for production of
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January 1921 the business was re-formed as a limited liability company with Arthur Scott Linnett, another son, as secretary. Linnett resigned in 1927 after some erratic behaviour, and became licensee of the Nairne Hotel.
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400:(1921–1960) on 3 April 1950. In 1969 she married again, to Richard Henwood Fidock (15 May 1929 – ) (AEFT chairman c. 1975– ). Fidock, who was awarded an
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Reginald Douglas Tolley (1893 – 11 March 1952) married Hilda Louise Turnbull in 1914. He left South Australia and was publican of the Open Hearth Hotel,
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Douglas Austral Tolley (20 October 1866 – 13 February 1932) married Emily Adelaide Armbruster, daughter of Frederick Armbruster, on 27 October 1891
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Lloyd Everard Tolley (1899–1929) (AEFT 1922–1929) married Jean Morish Nicholls (1904– ). She married again, to Tom Patterson, moved to Sydney.
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1038:. Vol. XLVII, no. 3, 594. South Australia. 24 March 1911. p. 8 (Kapunda Herald Illustrated Supplement)
982:. Vol. XLVII, no. 3, 594. South Australia. 24 March 1911. p. 8 (Kapunda Herald Illustrated Supplement)
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136:' premises at 85 Currie Street, which they did not fully relinquish until 1901.
1066:. Vol. LXXXIX, no. 25, 959. South Australia. 10 March 1924. p. 6
1010:. Vol. XXXV, no. 1, 797. South Australia. 28 January 1893. p. 11
923:. Vol. LXXXIX, no. 25, 959. South Australia. 10 March 1924. p. 6
867:. Vol. LXXXIX, no. 25, 959. South Australia. 10 March 1924. p. 6
807:. Vol. XLIV, no. 13, 000. South Australia. 18 January 1907. p. 1
530:(AEFT denotes membership of A. E. & F. Tolley Limited's board of directors)
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Harriet Darbon Tolley (c. 1855 – 29 September 1919) married architect
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David Leonard Tolley (21 July 1923 – 12 September 2005) viticulturist
291:"Bucklands" (recalling the name of A. E. Tolley's old property at
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1263:. No. 4215. Victoria, Australia. 5 April 1950. p. 66
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Ada Tolley (22 September 1860 – ) left for Calcutta 1894
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771:"East Torrens Wine Making and Distillation Company"
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464:Douglas Newell Nairn MBE ( – ) served with the
546:Lynton Publications Pty. Ltd., Blackwood, SA.
421:(c. 1852 – 20 October 1908) on 11 March 1875.
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1376:– via National Library of Australia.
1348:– via National Library of Australia.
1320:– via National Library of Australia.
1271:– via National Library of Australia.
1242:– via National Library of Australia.
1214:– via National Library of Australia.
1185:– via National Library of Australia.
1130:– via National Library of Australia.
1102:– via National Library of Australia.
1074:– via National Library of Australia.
1046:– via National Library of Australia.
1018:– via National Library of Australia.
990:– via National Library of Australia.
962:– via National Library of Australia.
931:– via National Library of Australia.
903:– via National Library of Australia.
875:– via National Library of Australia.
847:– via National Library of Australia.
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815:– via National Library of Australia.
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756:– via National Library of Australia.
728:– via National Library of Australia.
700:– via National Library of Australia.
672:– via National Library of Australia.
644:– via National Library of Australia.
616:– via National Library of Australia.
588:– via National Library of Australia.
215:. In 1879 he was sent for three years to
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1145:"A dab hand coaxed life from the vines"
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1244:Who was Edith Gwendoline de Bailleux?
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946:"The Founders of a Great Industry"
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1360:"No Poison Found In Exhumed Body"
108:(1849 – 7 June 1922) was born at
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1283:"It's an Honour:Richard Fidock"
776:The South Australian Advertiser
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249:Douglas A(ustral) "Doug" Tolley
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1169:"Personal Notes from London"
379:Dirk Everard Tolley (1924– )
205:Ernest A(lfred) "Tim" Tolley
951:The Daily Herald (Adelaide)
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321:Douglas A. Tolley Pty, Ltd.
48:Douglas A. Tolley Pty, Ltd.
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577:Evening Journal (Adelaide)
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274:T.S.T. distillery, Stepney
183:Tolley, Scott & Tolley
97:resuming ownership of the
1455:South Australian families
1445:Distilleries in Australia
1388:"Meet: Barons of Barossa"
1309:The Advertiser (Adelaide)
1231:The Advertiser (Adelaide)
1203:The Advertiser (Adelaide)
1114:"Petition for Separation"
915:"A Big Distillation Firm"
892:The Advertiser (Adelaide)
836:South Australian Register
804:The Express and Telegraph
689:The Advertiser (Adelaide)
633:The Express and Telegraph
605:The Express and Telegraph
544:The Vineyards of Adelaide
36:Tolley Scott & Tolley
831:"The Phoenix Distillery"
354:Norwood, South Australia
141:Frederick Osborne Tolley
1119:The Register (Adelaide)
1091:The Register (Adelaide)
1063:The Register (Adelaide)
1058:"A Big Distilling Firm"
920:The Register (Adelaide)
864:The Register (Adelaide)
209:South Terrace, Adelaide
1460:Drink company founders
1409:"Reg Tolley interview"
661:The Journal (Adelaide)
600:"Bench of Magistrates"
315:The Distillers Company
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1440:Australian winemakers
974:"A Famous Distillery"
887:"Among the Vineyards"
398:William "Bill" Morris
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217:King's College London
134:Thomas Hardy and Sons
106:Albion Everard Tolley
88:A. E. & F. Tolley
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712:""Lowan" to be Sold"
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173:S.A. Brewing Company
30:, wine merchants of
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1187:dateline 18 January
745:The News (Adelaide)
717:The Mail (Adelaide)
656:"Mr. Albion Tolley"
213:St. Peter's College
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1030:"A Nice Homestead"
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402:Order of Australia
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