April 1860 – 13 November 1918) was an MP and first Labour leader in New Zealand. Mary Susan Hindmarsh (1862 – 1937) George Felix Hindmarsh (1864–1909) Places named after John Hindmarsh Adelaide Hindmarsh Square, Adelaide is an open space public park within the City of Adelaide. The Adelaide suburb of Hindmarsh was originally laid out as a speculative subdivision, the Village of Hindmarsh, on land owned by him. It was for many years the centre of a Local Government Area called the Town of Hindmarsh, which has now been amalgamated into the City of Charles Sturt The Governor Hindmarsh Hotel, or "The Gov", on Port Road, Hindmarsh, a popular live music venue. The Division of Hindmarsh federal electorate takes in the area near the proclamation site. Regional SA The Hindmarsh River, which flows into Encounter Bay at Victor Harbor, rises in the locality named "Hindmarsh Valley" and over a waterfall named "Hindmarsh Falls" about 15 km from the river mouth. Hindmarsh Island is near the town of Goolwa, close to the Murray Mouth. Interstate Lake Hindmarsh in the Wimmera region of western Victoria, Australia. Hindmarsh Drive runs through the districts of Weston Creek and South Canberra in Canberra, Australia. See also Historical Records of Australia References From Powder Monkey to Governor, the Life of Rear Admiral Sir John Hindmarsh, F Stewart Hindmarsh, Access Press 1995, External links Letters Patent The proclamation handwritten notes Royal Navy rear admirals Royal Navy personnel of the French Revolutionary Wars Royal Navy personnel of the Napoleonic Wars Governors of South Australia Governors of the Colony of South Australia Lieutenant Governors of Heligoland Knights Bachelor 1785 births 1860 deaths British colonial governors and administrators in Oceania