237:' appointment as the University of Adelaide's first lecturer in music in 1885. It is also possible that he was a composer, as sheet music by a composer called W. R. Cave was published early in the 20th century. The National Library of Australia identifies the composer as William Rendell Cave (spelling the middle name's second vowel as an "e" rather than "a") (Due to a typing error in this library entry, the reference to his death year is inconclusive (given as "191")). Counter-evidence is the report in
68:. He and John Chambers shod all their horses, and Cave made duplicate sets of horseshoes, possibly at Chambers' Bobmoonie Station where the explorers made their final base before pushing into the unknown. Despite his peripheral association with the Stuart expedition, he was prominent in the many jubilees held between 1883 and 1914.
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Rendall Cave (1 April 1877 – 1957) John was jailed for a year on a charge of murder, for helping procure an abortion for Antonie Helvig "Tony" Klemich, who died on 26 March 1908 of peritonitis. Mrs Lundberg, in whose care the infection occurred, refused to testify and was not charged. A similar
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Barbara Grierson (1849 – 12 December 1896), daughter of Captain Thomas Grierson, on 18 April 1867. They had a residence at Woodville, then Semaphore from around 1874 to 1890, then 191 Brougham Place, North Adelaide. From 1884 they also had a summer residence "Pomona" at
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England in 1909 with the intention of starting a trawl fishing industry in South Australian waters. In 1914 he lent her to the South Australian government for the relief of people suffering the effects of the economic depression which was underway at the time.
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Rawlings (1820 – 27 January 1896). From July 1867 they were trading as Rawlings & Cave, general shipping merchants.
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Charles H(erbert) Warren (17 January 1856 – 6 November 1917) married Alice Maria Downer (1862–1960). He was a partner in W. R. Cave & Co. and for a time its head. A daughter, Constance Jean Warren (1891–1977), married Sir
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Charles Loftus Moorhouse (1872–1963) on 14 December 1901. Their son Thomas Kilner "Tom" Moorhouse (1905–1971) was also well known in racing
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Charles Howard (c. 1856 – 20 April 1919) was a partner in W. R. Cave & Co. and later director of a number of companies, notably chairman of directors of the Broken Hill South mine.
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349:(Ellen) May Cave (4 May 1868 – 8 October 1938) married Charles William Brebner (c. 1862 – 12 February 1945) on 10 April 1897. The solicitor Charles Cave Brebner was their son.
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Lucy Grierson Cave (3 August 1869 – 1950) married cousin Frederic Charles Howard on 3 February 1891. She was the owner of "Frimley", a mansion on Belair Road,
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Martha Cave (c. 1833 – 5 December 1908) married Joseph Howard (died c. 28 March 1893) on 30 October 1851. They lived at Glenelg then Gawler on 4 November 1851.
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of the performance of Mendelssohn's "Hymn of Praise" at the People's Palace, conducted by one W. R. Cave, and in the same journal of 1 September 1894, a book
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John D(arby) Cave (c. 1822 – 20 October 1899) who married Helen James ( –1887) of Gumeracha on 28 November 1853 and was a prominent citizen of
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1048:"Sad Cases of Drowning"
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116:Howard Smith and Co
787:Music in Australia
550:"The Libel Action"
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