Find • 1907 • Results 541 to 570 of 2,028
Middle Bank Beacon
[General description] Men at work on the Middle Beacon light. Their boat is moored alongside the beacon platform.
Millicent township
[General description] Two men pose on the footpath in this view of Millicent township's main street where the Sportsman's Hotel is prominent. The licensee at this time is either I. or J. Dommett.
Millicent railway station
{General description] Millicent railway station buildings is partly obscured by stationary carriages. The railway went through Millicent in 1879.
Millicent township
[General description] A quiet day in the main street of Millicent township.
Millicent township
[General description] Millicent township showing the Institute on the right hand side of the street. In front of the building is a poster advertising a concert with soprano Lena Conly. Further along the street the two storey building is the Grand Hotel.
Gottlieb and Caroline Bartsch
Storekeepers, Moculta
Ernst and Maria Hentschke who were the storekeepers and ran the Post Office at Moculta 1875-1907. Copy of two adjacent photos.
Albert Hentschke Family
Albert Hentschke, Moculta Postmaster and Store-keeper, with his family: l-r: Ida; Hugo; Mrs Hentschke; Adam; Albert; Esther.
Modbury Institute
Modbury Institute.
Town Hall, Moonta
[General description] Moonta's Town Hall is a solid stone building with a corner clock tower and a widows walk. Some men, probably officials stand in front of the building, another man appears to be working on the roof. [On back of photograph] 'Institute/Town Hall, Moonta / 1932 / Corner of George and Henry Streets / Reproduced in the Chronicle for September 1st, 1932 / Foundation stone laid 25 March 1885 by Mrs. J.R. Corpe, wife of president and niece of Sir W.W. Hughes, original owner of Mines / Architect T.H. Smeaton, Adelaide / Contractors Pollard & Cowling, Moonta / First cost 3,500 pounds / Clock tower added in 1907 by public subscription (vide Mr. O. Pryor)' Miss Lutze made a substantial donation to this fund.
Moonta Mines Sunday School class
Moonta Mines Sunday School class outside the Mines Office: Back row: l-r: Hilda Hand, Annie Bakewell, Clarice Nethe, Mr. Sampson, Capt. W. Horlands, Ruby Burnell, Amy Hodge, Lottie Arthur. Front Row: l-r: Ada Carter, Emily Sampson, Clarence Pyatt, Pearl Lowry.
Institute Hall, Moonta
Institute Hall at Moonta.
George Street, Moonta
View of George Street at Moonta.
Moonta
General view showing miners homes.
Morialta Falls
Morialta Falls.
Mount Barker township
[General description] Looking along the main street of Mount Barker township. On the left a grey horse and buggy stand in front of J.F. Coventry's grocery,fruit and vegetable shop. Opposite side of the street is the premises of A.L. Turner, Gasfitter, tinsmith and tankman.
Mount Barker
[General description] Looking along the main street of Mount Barker township. The Barr-Smith's summer residence, Auchendarroch is seen at the end of the road. In the foreground is A.B. Fry's Hairdresser, then T.W. Wilkinson Chemist, Optician and Stationer.
Mount Barker Public School
Mount Barker Public School was officially opened in September 1877. See "Advertiser" 15 September 1877, and 50th Jubilee in "Advertiser", 20 October, 1908
Mount Gambier
[General description] Panoramic view across Mount Gambier taken on a misty day. [On back of photograph] 'Mount Gambier, from Hospital Hill / before 1907'.
Mount Gambier Post Office
[General description] Bay Road, Mount Gambier township, showing the Post and Telegraph Office in the centre. There is a web of telegraph wires going from the pole into the building.
Mount Gambier township
[General description] Street scene in Mount Gambier township, showing the intersection of Commercial Street and Bay Road. On the left is I. Aconley, Draper and Clothing, next, on the corner is the Federal Boot Company. Across the road a horse and cart amble past the Mount Gambier Hotel. A large telegraph pole is situated on the corner.
Mount Gambier township
[General description] Commercial Street East, Mount Gambier township on a quiet day. Jen's Hotel, seen on the right is displaying a poster advertising a concert with Lena Conly.
Christ Church, Mount Gambier
Christ Church (Anglican), Mount Gambier. The foundation stone was laid by Leonard Gilbert Browne, eldest son of Dr Browne who was with Charles Sturt on his Central Australia expedition. The stone was laid in 1865 February 21. Bishop Short gave an address
Mount Gambier Hospital
Mount Gambier Hospital was established in 1869 and demolished in 1971. Dolomite from the first hospital was later used in the construction of vestry of the Christ Church Anglican
Town Hall, Mount Gambier
Mt. Gambier Town Hall, Institute Hall, and Institute (Commercial Street). The Town Hall was constructed in 1882 and first used as Council offices and meeting rooms. The clock and tower were donated by TC Ellis of Benara Station and were added in 1883. The adjoining Institute Library and Hall was constructed in 1869 with the upper storey being added in 1886. The building was used as a library and as a silent movie theatre between 1911 - 1926. A fine stained glass and leadlight ceiling is a feature of this building
Roller Flour Mill, Mount Gambier
T. H. Williams' Mt. Gambier Roller Flour Mill: l-r: Mel Wilson (Clerk), John Dillon (Miller), ?, Tom Lewis (in cart), Charlie Stewart (in cart), Centre at rear ; T.H. Williams. The Mount Gambier Roller Four Mill was built in 1885 on the corner of Sturt Street and Bay Road, by Thomas Henry Williams. The mill was expanded in the late 1890s and 1900. Thomas Williams was also on the town council in 1876 and was mayor from 1881 - 1882. He was the first man to own a motor car in Mount Gambier. This was the fourth mill built by Thomas Williams. His second mill, the Commercial Steam Flour Mill, was located on Percy Street, and built in 1867.
Mount Gambier Boys Band
[General description] Mt. Gambier Boys Band, posing with their instruments. Standing: Jim Steele, Jim Meldrum; Clarrie Brill; Horrie Clayton; Bert Higgs; Henry Vears; Sid Meldrum; Alf Cornish. Sitting: Fred Gavens; Gordon Williamson; Bert Harding; Jim King; Frank Morris; Bill Orchard; Harry Cornish; Front: Les Cornish; Bill Marks; - Marks.
Motor Buggy at Mount Gambier
International Motor Buggy at Mount Gambier.
Car at Summit, Mount Gambier
First car to reach the Summit of Mount Gambier. (Driven by Mr S.A. Cheney of Melbourne in a 16 h.p. Argyle).
Delivering Wood, Mount Gambier
Delivering wood to the pumping station, Mount Gambier.