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Hotel, Caveton
Kitty Temple's Hotel at Caveton. Known as Temple's Hotel, this unlicensed sly grog shop was located on the road between Nelson and Mount Gambier from the 1860s to 1870s. It was closed in 1907. The photograph shows a lady, three men and a couple of animals standing outside Temple's Hotel
Ceduna
Mounted Constable Peter Lawrence Hansberry and police horse 'Ceduna'. Hansberry was the first Officer in Charge of Murat Bay (Ceduna) Police Station and stationed there from 13 February 1904 to 30 September 1907, when he was transferred to Nairne Police Station. It is said that Ceduna was named after M/C Hansberry's police horse 'Ceduna' when the town name was changed from Murat Bay to Ceduna in January 1922. Peter Hansberry was the father of the late Chief Superintendent L. Hansberry of SA Police.
Masonic Hall, Clare
[General description] Masonic Hall Clare with the Baptist Church on the left, with brush fencing along the front of the buildings. The Masonic Hall was completed in 1904.
Clare
[General description] Man cycling down the main street of Clare.
Wine cellars, Clare
[General description] Stanley wine cellars at Clare. These buildings are the newly remodelled premises of the old Clare Jam Factory, re-purposed for the production of wine. The opening took place in February 1897.
Clare sports ground
[General description] A small grandstand is situated on the Clare sports ground which at this time is a bare expanse of ground with a backdrop of trees. There is a rotunda which can be seen in the background.
Public school, Clare
[General description] Public school, Clare, opened on August 8th, 1879. It is a single storey stone building with gables, an iron roof and a front porch, similar in style to other government school buildings built around South Australia at the time.
School, Clare
Pony and trap tethered in front of the State School, Clare.
Grape Pickers, Clarendon
Grape pickers at Gilland Winery. Back row, left to right: Rick Chapman; Walter Powell; Herb Powell; Abe Chase; Walter Jackson; Stan Paddick; Robert Smith; Tom Powell; Roy Morphett; John Pelling; Front row: Robert Mitchell; Arthur Wait; Morris Pelling; Robert Pelling; Dick Munday; Cliff Tester; Aubrey Tester; Cliff Paddick; Stan Lafferty.
Post Office, Cleve
Cleve mail coach outside of Post Office.
Post Office, Cleve
Post Office - Mail coach driver Jack Way. (Post Office was run from small enclosure at end of verandah in W. Forbes house).
School, Curramulka
Pupils of the School - a distant view on "Visiting Day".
Currency Creek
Train crossing bridge at Currency Creek.
Cape du Couedic Jetty
Cape du Couedic Jetty - men working on the hoist at the end of the jetty. A landing was constructed one mile north of the lighthouse site to enable the landing of stores and building materials. A zigzag path was built was hewn into the cliff face . The lighthouse, built in 1902, was necessary as shipwrecks had claimed 79 lives off Cape du Couedic, Kangaroo Island.
Cape du Couedic Lighthouse
Cape du Couedic Lighthouse on Kangaroo Island's south west was constructed between 1906-1919 from 2,000 pieces of local stone. Three four roomed cottages were also built of local stone and slate for the roofs. On the day the official party was due to land and officially open the lighthouse the weather was so bad that the signal was sent from the "Governor Musgrave" to the keeper onshore to commence operation.
Wharf, Edithburgh
Loading salt at the jetty - Castle Salt Factory in background.
Elbow Hill school
Pupils of Elbow Hill school.
Elbow Hill
Brass band and gathering on people at a picnic. The 'Observer', 25 November 1905 reports that the gathering was the Franklin Harbour school children's combined picnic which took place at Mindrow Well on the King's Birthday. 'The Elbow Hill band attended and added greatly to the day's pleasure.'
School
School pupils.
Memorial, Enfield
Memorial plaques and stones commemorating first flight - England to Australia : Sir Ross Smith, Sir Keith Smith, Lieut. W.H. Shiers and Lieut. James Mallett Bennett. 19 February 1966. Left -right: Senator K. Laught, Lady Smith (widow of Sir Keith Smith), Mr. W. Shiers.
Eucla
View of Township of Eucla (W.A.). In 1841 Eyre and Baxter became the first European explorers to visit the area. The town was proclaimed a township and gazetted in 1885. A jetty and tram line were constructed for offloading supplies brought in by sea. It has a direct view of the Great Australian Bight due to its elevated position
Eucla
Camel cart outside the Telegraph Station. In 1841 Eyre and Baxter became the first European explorers to visit the area. The town was proclaimed a township and gazetted in 1885. A jetty and tram line were constructed for offloading supplies brought in by sea. It has a direct view of the Great Australian Bight due to its elevated position. In 1873 work commenced on a telegraph line from Albany to Adelaide. This important telegraph line was opened in 1877 as a conversion point for American Morse Code (used by South Australia) and International Morse Code (Western Australia)
Eucla
Camel-drawn conveyance at Eucla. In 1841 Eyre and Baxter became the first European explorers to visit the area. The town was proclaimed a township and gazetted in 1885. A jetty and tram line were constructed for offloading supplies brought in by sea. It has a direct view of the Great Australian Bight due to its elevated position
Eucla
The second (and last) Telegraph Station.
Eucla
New telegraph station on left, residence of officer in charge on right.
Eucla
New telegraph station.
Eucla
Original telegraph station.
Eucla
Operations room, new Telegraph Station.
Eucla
Residence of S.A. officer in charge.
Eucla
S.A. telegraph line party in their horsedrawn supply wagons.