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Steam launch, Murray Bridge
Old fashioned steam launch on the River Murray. Under digital magnification the name of the vessel appears to be 'Adventurer' or similar.
Murray River Steamers
Clyde, built at Echuca, and The Australien - built at Echuca in 1897. "Clyde" was built from a barge called "Mudie". According to a researcher, the P.S. Clyde was actually built up on the hull of the "Result" barge in 1888. Engineer James Quin died after getting his clothing caught by the engine shaft in 1907. "Australien" was launched in 1897. The Chinese cook Jimmy Ah Kee drowned in 1901. She last served as a logging steamer above Yarrawonga Weir.
"Dispatch", River Steamer
"Dispatch" formerly the Tass. (Not the Dispatch which was built at Milang by A.H. Landseer in 1877) This boat was built in 1900 and was formerly named "Tass".
"Pioneer", River Steamer
"Pioneer" later named the "William Randell", River steamer. No copying without permission from the Donor. "Pioneer" was 175 tons and built in 1870. There appear to have been two "Pioneers" in 1879. This one was later renamed "William Randell" about 1907.
River steamer "Corowa"
[General description] River steamer 'Corowa' and barge 'Radia' moored at the river's edge. The river is narrow enough at this point to clearly see the gum trees on the opposite side. Passengers look over the railing of the middle deck, observing activity below of crew and passengers either boarding or loading.
River Steamer "Corowa"
River Steamer "Corowa". George Henry Alexander was born at Medindie in 1875 and moved to Morgan in 1880. He captained the "Corowa" from 1911-1913, and again in 1919. He married and turned to the hotel business in 1925.
River Steamer, "Ruby"
River Steamer, "Ruby" in no. 5 lock, near Renmark. Ruby had three decks and carried 30 passengers in comfort. Her light draught meant she could operate when the river levels were low. She was built in 1907 at Morgan and travelled the Morgan to Swan Hill route most of her life
River Steamer "Saddler"
River Steamer "Saddler" operated from 1877-1907. She was an irrigation steamer
"The Ruby", River Steamer
"The Ruby" at Morgan. There were three paddle steamers named "Ruby". The dates they were built were 1859, 1876, and 1908
'Corowa', river steamer
River steamer and barge at Wentworth.
Paddle steamers loading grain
Paddle steamers loading bales of grain or chaff, unidentified steamer in foreground and Tarella in background. According to a researcher, the unidentified steamer is the Waradgery.
"P. S. Marion", River Steamer
"P. S. Marion".
"P. S. Corowa", River Steamer
"P. S. Corowa" at Keaselers Landing.
River Steamers at Echuca
General view.
"Gem", River Steamer
River steamer "Gem" with members of the crew and passengers. Photograph of a postcard.
"Ruby". River Steamer
The river steamer "Ruby" built at Morgan in 1907 for low water trade; now preserved on dry land at Wentworth.
Railway Station, Nairne
Nairne Railway Station.
Three Army Officers, 10th Australian Infantry Regiment
Three army officers of the 10th Australian Infantry Regiment attending a Camp at Nairne.
Railway Station, Naracoorte
Naracoote railway station.
Naracoorte
[General description] Naracoorte township, showing 'The Cutting'. St Andrews Presbyterian Church spire can be seen in the centre
Naracoorte
[General description] Looking along a wide road in a very quiet Naracoorte township. A buggy is parked at the kerb. The premises of the Union Bank of Australia can be seen on the right.
National Bank, Naracoorte
[General description] The National Bank at Naracoorte is a two storey stone building , partially obscured by large pine trees. Two men pose for the photographer and a woman stands her horse and buggy at the entrance of the bank.
Naracoorte
[General description] Jones Street, Naracoorte showing St.Paul's Church of England in the background. The small building (next to the man on the bicycle) is the premises of A.J. Giddings; Carpenter, Builder and Undertaker.
"Crystal Grotto", Naracoorte
"Crystal Grotto", Naracoorte Caves.
"Lauries Grotto", Naracoorte
"Lauries Grotto", Naracoorte Caves.
Caves, Naracoorte
Opening to 3rd Chamber Old Cave, Naracoorte.
Ormerod Street, Naracoorte
Ormerod Street, Naracoorte.
National Park, Belair
National Park, Belair.
Neptune Island Lighthouse
[General description] Two men, probably the Lighthouse keepers, pose high on the light platform of the Lighthouse. Others, probably officials, employees and family members pose at the base of the tower. Constructed from wrought and cast iron by London firm, Moreland and Sons, this tower was originally located at the entrance to the Port River in Port Adelaide from 1869 to 1901. During 1901 it was relocated, complete with a new light, to South Neptune Island, at the bottom of Cape Spencer. It has since been replaced by a new brick structure and returned to Port Adelaide (in 1984) where it now is part of a Maritime Museum. [On back of photograph] 'Neptune Island Lighthouse / 1907-1912 / Way out to sea south of Port Lincoln'.
Jetty, Neptune Island
Neptune Island Jetty. Neptune Islands are situated close to Spencer Gulf and Cape Catastrophe. The jetty is near the light house and keeper's house.