The following year it was printed in traditional black letter type as Südaustralische Zeitung, and the editor's name written as Gustav Dröge. The paper was initially printed by Andrew Murray in Adelaide, and had sales outlets in Tanunda, Lyndoch, Hahndorf, Lobethal, Burra Burra, and Macclesfield. The paper was taken over by Wilhem EggersKarl Friedrich Wilhem Eggers (1815–1882) arrived in Adelaide in 1848 aboard the Thomas Lowry, and worked on the printing staff of the South Australian Register. in September 1851 and published at the offices of the South Australian Register. Production ceased due to the negative economic conditions caused in South Australia by the Victorian gold rush.
