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Thomas Malcolm Retallack
Service number 1975 Private Thomas Malcolm Retallack, 50th Infantry Battalion, 1st Australian Imperial Force.
Thomas Malcolm Retallack
Half plate glass negative of service number 1975 Private Thomas Malcolm Retallack, 50th Infantry Battalion, 1st Australian Imperial Force.
John Young Pengelley
No. 2152 John Young Pengelley, born Crystal Brook, South Australia, 19 December 1890. Enlisted A.I.F. at Keswick on 10 March 1915 and Killed in Action at Gallipoli during month of August 1915.
Frederick William Clarke
No. 12798 Private Frederick William Clarke, born Adelaide, South Australia, 18 September 1890. Enlisted A.A.M.C. 1 March 1916. Served France. Returned to Australia 1918. Died South Australia 13 August 1957. Married Susan McMahon 18 April 1914.
William Horace Gladstone Osborn
No. 409 Private William Horace Gladstone Osborn, born Adelaide, South Australia, 31 January 1890. Enlisted 27th Battalion at Oaklands, South Australia, 8 February 1915. Served Gallipoli and France. Killed in action France 25 August 1916.
Alexander Benjamin Erickson
No. 3708 Private Alexander Benjamin Erickson, born Port Germein, South Australia, 14 January 1890. Enlisted 12th Battalion 2 August 1915. Transferred to 4th Machine Gun Battalion, March 1916. Wounded in action (gas) France 26 February 1918. Returned to Australia 1919. Died at Port Germein, 22 September 1950.
Mount Barker, South Australia
MOUNT BARKER: Distant view of Mount Barker in 1890 with the railway station in the foreground.
Early Willunga residence
WILLUNGA: This home, which stood at the eastern end of Beltunga Gully in the 1890s, was owned by the Eden family.
Sketch of the James Martin Foundry at Gawler
GAWLER: A sketch of the James Martin Foundry at Gawler in about 1890.
Caroline Agnes Leane, also known as Agnes Neale
PORTRAIT: Studio view of Caroline Agnes Leane, also known as Agnes Neale, South Australian poet and writer of many poems and short stories.
Part of the Bridgewater mill
BRIDGEWATER: Part of the Bridgewater mill, July 1890.
Fishing party at Hahndorf
HAHNDORF: Fishing party, December 30th 1890.
Fishing party at Hahndorf
HAHNDORF: Members of a fishing party, December 30th 1890.
Signor Francesco Setaro
PORTRAIT: Francesco Setaro, a well known Italian violinist and composer resident in Adelaide in the 1890s. He was conductor and founder of the well-known Setaro's String Band. He was born in Viggianno, Italy in 1868, and came to Australia at the age of 20 as a member of a special band engaged to play at the opening of the Jubilee Exhibition and stayed on. He was the author of several popular compositions including 'Farmyard', 'The Canary Waltz' and 'The Cats' Polka'. Obituary, The Advertiser, 18 January 1926, p13. (information supplied by a researcher).
Picnic breakfast on the banks of the Murray River
MURRAY RIVER: A small party of men having a picnic breakfast on the banks of the River Murray, possibly members of the 1890 Royal Pastoral Commission.
Camp site near Charlotte Waters
CHARLOTTE WATERS: A camp site near Charlotte Waters for members of the 1890 Royal Pastoral Commission; a view taken in the morning after two and a half inches of rain had fallen.
James H. Howe
Portrait of James H. Howe, Commissioner of Public Works of South Australia from 27 June 1889 to 2 May 1890.
John Knuckey
Portrait of John Knuckey, one in a composite of 'Men of South Australia'. John Randall Knuckey was born at Stithians, Cornwall, 29 March 1845 to Richard Knuckey and Persis Reed. He married Louisa Calnan and they had 8 children. At the time of his death at Kensington Park, South Australia on 19 July 1890 he was Inspector of Telegraph and Telephone Lines. John also worked on the Overland and Fowler's Bay telegraph lines.
Mount Gambier
Plan showing trees planted at Mount Gambier, near Valley Lake, 16 July 1890.
Shipping in South Australia
Photographs in black & white, of South Australian shipping scenes circa 1890-1930. Refer to The Passat (ship). See CONTENTS for more information and details.
Portrait of William Lawrence Bragg
Portrait of William Lawrence Bragg. Note on back of photo: 'Born in Adelaide, March 31, 1890. Educated at St peter's College, Adelaide Univ. and Trinity College, Cambridge. Appointed lecturer and Fellow of Trinity in 1914. Appointed professor of physics at Manchester University in 1919. With his father received Nobel Prize for physics in 1915. (See letter XBR / 27)'.
P.S. Cato with wool barge on Barwon River
The 'P.S. Cato' with wool barge on Barwon River, at Brewarrina, probably 1890 flood. A researcher believes that this is actually the steamer 'Rita' not the 'P.S. Cato'.
P.S. Hero
'P.S. Hero' and other paddle steamers and barges tied up at Echuca wharf at very low river level, with wharf towering high above the river boats. [A researcher believes the boats moored behind the 'P.S. Hero' are are 'P.S. Melbourne' and 'P.S. Edwards' and that the photograph is taken much later than 1890, perhaps late 1940's].
P.S. Success and others at Mannum
Partial side view of 'P.S. Success', and a bow view of 'P.S. Corowa' at Mannum, with two barges between them.
Captain George White
Captain George White, of 'P.S. Brewarrina' and 'P.S. Wandering Jew'. He took his vessel up to Bourke during what was probably the 1890 flood, and then had to beat the receding floodwaters back to safety. His daughter Jessie married Tom Desailly, and they spent a number of years at Brewarrina Station.
Clifford and William Haylock
Studio portrait of Clifford Roy Haylock (1890-1913) and William George Haylock (1887-1955).
First steamboat on the Glenelg River
View of the 'Perseverance' on the Glenelg River, identified as 'first steam boat on Glenelg River'. According to a researcher, the vessel was commissioned by Louis George Ehret of Mount Gambier in about 1890.
Party on the Glenelg River
The Mayor of Adelaide, Sir Lewis Cohen, and party on the Glenelg River, 28 February 1890. Photograph taken on the steamboat 'Perseverance', the first steamboat on the Glenelg River, built at Nelson about 1879. An article in the Border Watch dated 5/3/1898 states that the vessel called the Perseverance was built by Mr Anderson of Port MacDonnell for Mr D. Matheson at a cost of 800 pounds. See also D 7939/P11(T).
Road between the lakes in Mount Gambier
Photograph of the road between the lakes in 1890.
Globe Hotel
Photograph of five people outside the Globe Hotel in 1890, Mount Gambier.