Find • 1907 • Results 841 to 870 of 2,041
Reverend Dr. Craig
Reverend Dr. Craig, minister of Church of England, Mt Gambier.
Reverend Basil Tudor Craig
Reverend Basil Tudor Craig, Minister of Christ Church, Mt Gambier.
William Trevitt Dalwood
William Trevitt Dalwood and Emma Dalwood.
Sir James Fergusson
Sir James Fergusson.
Sir James Fergusson
Sir James Fergusson.
Sir James Fergusson
Sir James Fergusson.
Sir James Fergusson
Sir James Fergusson, Governor of South Australia 1869-1872.
Sir James Fergusson
Sir James Fergusson.
Sir James Fergusson
Sir James Fergusson.
Sir James Fergusson
This is a full length portrait of Sir James Fergusson, seated at a table reading a book. He sports well trimmed mutton chop whiskers and is attired in day dress which consists of a short jacket and light coloured trousers. A cane and spats complete his outfit. He was the ninth Governor of South Australia from 16 February,1869 - 18th April,1873.
Sir James Fergusson
[General description] This is a head and shoulders portrait of Sir James Fergusson who is wearing his jacket buttoned up and a wing collar. He has dark hair and mutton-chop whiskers. He was Governor of South Australia, from February 1869 until February 1872 when he was appointed Governor of New Zealand. He was an enthusiastic supporter of the Overland Telegraph.
Sir James Fergusson
[General description] Head and shoulders portrait of Sir James Fergusson in seven eighths view. He has trimmed mutton chop whiskers and a neat moustache and wears a high necked military jacket with brass buttons and medals. He served as Governor of South Australia from 1868-1873.
Joseph Fisher
[General description] Head and shoulders portrait of Joseph Fisher in three quarter view. He is grey haired with a neatly trimmed beard and wears a rose in his lapel. One of Adelaide's prominent citizens, he was a newspaper owner (The 'Register' and 'Observer'), parliamentarian and benefactor . An astute accountant and businessman, he was director for several firms including the Bank of Adelaide, the Port Adelaide Dock Co. and the South Australian Gas Co. He was an enthusiastic gardener, tending his large garden at Woodfield, Fullarton.
Joseph Fisher
Joseph Fisher, accountant and parliamentarian. He was commercial manager of the Register and Observer and with his intelligent, firm and tactful manner he guided the business through many storms. He was an enthusiastic gardener and loved his roses and trees at his home 'Woodfield' at Fullarton. He renovated his home and filled it with local art. He represented Sturt in the House of Assembly and sat in the Legislative Council. He is depicted here standing proudly in his garden watched by a flock of seagulls.
Joseph Fisher
Mr and Mrs Joseph Fisher. Joseph Fisher was an accountant and parliamentarian. He was commercial manager of the Register and Observer and with his intelligent, firm and tactful manner he guided the business through many storms. He was an enthusiastic gardener and loved his roses and trees at his home 'Woodfield' at Fullarton. He renovated his home and filled it with local art. He represented Sturt in the House of Assembly and sat in the Legislative Council. He is photographed here with his wife Anne at the entrance of their home 'Woodfield' in Fisher Street Fullarton. The couple is seated in their horse drawn Victoria carriage and being driven by a Groomsman.
Joseph Fisher
Joseph Fisher, accountant and parliamentarian was commercial manager of the Register and Observer and with his intelligent, firm and tactful manner he guided the business through many storms. He was an enthusiastic gardener and loved his roses and trees at his home 'Woodfield' at Fullarton. He renovated his home and filled it with local art. He represented Sturt in the House of Assembly and sat in the Legislative Council. Joseph is photographed here in his garden, hoe in hand, looking at a rose bush planted in front of a flowering hedge. A large fir tree grows in the background.
Joseph Fisher
Joseph Fisher.
Joseph Fisher
[General description] Head and upper body portrait of Joseph Fisher in seven eighths view. He was proprietor and commercial manager of the South Australian Register from 1853 until 1865, then became a member of parliament (both houses) ship owner and general benefactor.
Joseph Fisher
Joseph Fisher.
Frank Johnson
[General description] Upper body portrait of Frank Johnson, facing the camera full on. He wears a moustache and leg-o-mutton whiskers. He was a prominent auctioneer and Mayor of Adelaide from 1907-1909.
Walter Jones
[General description] Upper body portrait of the Reverend Walter Jones, Congregational Minister, seated, seen in three quarter view. He has a trimmed beard and moustache and wears a dark jacket. He was minister of the Gawler Congregational Church from 1882 to 1901.
Reverend Walter Jones
Reverend Walter Jones had lived in Gawler during the last twenty years of his life working for the Congregational Church. He left in 1901 to take a position in Brisbane. He had always acted on his principle that to be a Christian was to be a good citizen
Staff of Mount Gipps Station
Two men standing middle and right in back row were thought to be Philip Charley and Sidney Kidman. The details of the men in the photograph are the Staff of Mount Gipps Station from left standing; George Lind, Philip Charley, Sidney Kidman. Seated, at left thought to be George McCulloch but he is now believed to be the man on the right. A researcher has suggested that the man seated on the right is Philip Charley. George Urquhart (photographer: J. H. Nixon).
Jacob Bowden
Mr. Jacob Bowden who arrived in 1838, a herbalist of Gilles Street.
Prof. Brian G. Maegraith
Caricature of Prof. Brian Maegraith 'S.A. Rhodes scholar' at Oxford.
J. H. W. Makin
J.H.W. Makin: Commander of Military Forces S.A. 1907-11.
Henry Thomas Morris
Henry Thomas Morris arrived in South Australia in December 1836 on board the ship "Buffalo" with his uncle Admiral, Sir John Hindmarsh. He was born at Gravesend in 1823. He established stations at Hindmarsh Valley, Encounter Bay, Reedy Creek near Mount Gambier. Later he was manager at Anlaby Station in the Barossa Valley for the Dutton family. At his last appearance at the 1907 Commenoration Day he praised the early pioneers for overcoming difficulties in the new colony. They were mostly sons of wealthy families and because the promised pre-purchased acres of land were not immediately ready for them they had to settle on the banks of the river at Glenelg in primitive huts built of reeds and pines
Alexander Borthwick Murray and Margaret Murray
Alexander Borthwick Murray and his second wife Margaret Murray, nee Tinline. They married in 1857.
Rebecca Murray and David Murray
[General description] Portrait of Rebecca Maria Murray, nee Godfrey, and her husband David Murray. Mr Murray is standing and resting his hand on the back of his seated wife's chair. With his brother William he started a retail drapery store in King William Street, which became the wholesale drapery D & W Murray, later the prominent Adelaide firm of Goode, Durrant & Murray. He was an MP in both houses and an avid art collector.
David Murray M.L.C.
Opalotype portrait of David Murray M.L.C., with details emphasised with black and white overpainting.