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Joseph Fisher (Australian politician)
Joseph Fisher (14 September 1834 – 26 September 1907) was a South Australian politician and newspaper proprietor born in Brighouse, Yorkshire.〔Payne, G. B. and Cosh, E. ''History of Unley 1871-1971'' Corporation of the City of Unley ISBN 0-9599174-0-3〕
==Early Days==
He left for Adelaide with his parents in the ''Prestonjee Bonanjee'' and arrived on 4 October 1838. His father, Joshua Fisher (died 1841), opened a grocery store at the corner of Hindley and Morphett Streets. Joseph was educated at the Oddfellows School where James Wardlaw Disher (1819 – 1901) was Classics master. (Disher and his brother-in-law Sir William Milne were later to take over the wine shop of Patrick Auld.〔(A Venerable Pioneer ) ''The Advertiser'' 14 December 1900 p.6 accessed 1 June 2011〕)
In 1840 he started work as a clerk in the Tavistock Street office of the merchant Anthony Forster,〔(Interview with Joseph Fisher ) ''The Register'' 23 November 1904 p.9 accessed 2 June 2011〕 who, on the death of Fisher's father in 1841 became his guardian.〔("Fisher, Joseph" ) ''Australian Dictionary of Biography'' Online accessed 2 June 2011〕
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