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Semaphore Central Football Club 'A' 1960
Team photograph of the Semaphore Central Footbal Club 'A' team, who were the runners-up i the S.A. Amateur League A1 Division. Back row L-R: W. Shea, R. Livingston, K. Belton, R. Warley, B. Fairclough, R. Rankin, E. Pawelski, R. Todd. Middle row L-R: R. Clift (V. Capt.), R. Davis, K. Simmons, R. Pink, J. Whitehorn, J. Carlson, J. Baker, D. Edwards, R. Knill. Front row L-R: F. Cockburn (Trainer), B. Quinn, J. Russell, F. Hawes, J. Hall (Capt. Coach), J. Tylor, K. Salvemini, M. Cannon, A. Hayter (Head trainer).
Marist Brothers' College senior football team
The Marist Brothers' College First XVII football team. Back row (from left): John Murchy, G.Considine, E.Flynn, Joe Murphy, J.Uebergang. Middle row (from left): G.McArlein, G.North, D.Pretty, P.McGuane, K.Carroll, K.Johnston, J.Fulton, Wm.Constable. Front row (from left): A.Edwards, R.Cameron, C.Peterson, T.Smyth (Capt), D.Chant, W.Constable, R.Moore, F.Foale.
People : E surnames
People photographed by Messenger Press, with surnames starting with E. A selection have been digitised and may be viewed online (do an ARCHIVAL NUMBER search on B 74519); the rest may requested and viewed in the Reading Room.
Portraits of members of the Board of Governors and Officers of the Public Library, Museum and Art Gallery of South Australia
One of three albums containing portraits of members of the Board of Governors and Officers of the Public Library, Museum and Art Gallery of South Australia. A first group of portraits was assembled in 1884-1886, and included 'gentlemen who have been Governors of the South Australian Institute from its establishment in 1856, and of the Public Library since 1884'. These were added to subsequently, with three volumes compiled to 1940. The caption for each photograph has the date of appointment or date of election to the Board of Governors. The contributors to the albums were asked upon submitting their photograph, to indicate the date of the photograph if possible. These dates of photographs have been shown in brackets.
Sturt Football Club
Members of the Sturt Football Club. Left to right, top to bottom: F. Brunt (Trainer), W. Bowden (Trainer), E.A. Lord (Head Trainer), T. Beatty (Time-Keeper), J. Venus (Trainer), H. Hartell (Trainer), A. Langley (Trainer), G. Wesley (Trainer), M. Bannigan (Asst. Coach), G. McLeay (Committee), R. Caldwell, E. Colquhoun, H. Lyne, M. Stuart, A. Waters, L. Pelzer, C. Scrutton, J. Alderman (Secretary), H. Matthews (Treasurer), H. Riley, S. Scrutton, H. Jackson, O. Beatty, H. Whitehead, K. Jackson, C. Ryan, E. Beatty, R. Alderman (Committee), F. Richardson (Committee), D.C. Sharp, E.R. Brown (President), V. Richardson (Captain), H.C. Richards Esq. (Patron), F. Golding (Vice-Captain) F.K. Gould (Chairman) H.I. Nicolle, D. Henry (Committee), T. Southen, F. Rocchi, G. Scrutton, L. Hale, L. Leak, N. Barron, A. Rau.
Portraits of members of the Board of Governors and Officers of the Public Library, Museum and Art Gallery of South Australia
One of three albums containing portraits of members of the Board of Governors and Officers of the Public Library, Museum and Art Gallery of South Australia. A first group of portraits was assembled in 1884-1886, and included 'gentlemen who have been Governors of the South Australian Institute from its establishment in 1856, and of the Public Library since 1884'. These were added to subsequently, with three volumes compiled to 1940. The caption for each photograph has the date of appointment or date of election to the Board of Governors. The contributors to the albums were asked upon submitting their photograph, to indicate the date of the photograph if possible. These dates of photographs have been shown in brackets.
Rifle Club, Brighton
Group of officers and civilians at opening of the Seacombe Rifle Range at Brighton, 15 March 1902. Back row (standing, from left): Lieutenant P.H. Mitchell, Major A.H. Neale, Major J.E. Gooden, Mr H. D. Gell, Captain O. Esselbach, Major S. Price-Weir, Major J.H. Daniels, Mr W. Vincent, Captain J. Donnell, Senator D.M. Charleston, Mr G.K. Soward. Middle row (seated, from left): Lieutenant T.H. Smeaton, Lieutenant G.A. Booker, Major R.J.S. Adams, Hon. J.G. Jenkins (Premier), Colonel J.C. Lovely, Mr T. Price, M.P., Lieutenant-Colonel J.C. Genders, Mr C.W. Holland. Seated on ground (from left): Lieutenants F.M. Stuart, W. Dollman (President of the Rifle Club), W.I. Stuart.
P.C. Ramblers football team
Team photograph of the P.C. Ramblers football team, premiers in the Southern Ports Football Association competition, 1952. Back row (from left): A.Rasmus, K.Parsons, A.Cooper, O.Nash, R.Poole, R.Hosking, M.Woods. Third row (standing, from left): P.Walter (secretary), W.Pink, C.Starling, D.Edwards, R.Starling, A.Schultz, K.Nash, B.McKinnon, B.Cooper, F.Carrick (trainer). Second row (seated, from left): D.Rivett (life member), M.Carrick, D.Higgins (captain), R.Gibbs (president), P.Livingston (vice-captain), D.Paige, G.Jureidini (patron). Seated on ground (from left): B.Hamblyn, J.Higgins (mascot), P.Nash.
Queen's School Pupils
[General description] Group photograph of Queen's schools pupils and masters at North Adelaide, names supplied by Sir E.J.R. Morgan, May 1962: In the back row: R.B. Laurie; Mortimer Shannon (killed 1914 war); J.F. Astley, QC; Jack Gall; Dr. Geoffrey Howard (deceased); Dr. H.M. Fisher, Jack Tate (deceased); Leonard Tate (deceased). Next row standing: Walters(?); Sir Edward Morgan; Sir Keith Angas; Smith (?) Eddington; Dr. W. Delprat; R. O'H Giles (killed 1914 war); A. van Lenden; Evans; Sabine. Sitting on form: unknown, Vernon Farr; Dr. F.H. Beare (deceased);Dr. R.L. Thorold Grant; LeMessurier (second master); R.G.J. Hood (Headmaster); E.C.H. Taylor (third master); Jack Howard; R. Hawkes (killed 1914 war). Crouching: Fred Gall; R. van Lenden; R. Schomberg; E.L. Pellew; Dr. R.J. deN Souter; Mr. President Pellew; Borthwick; Allan MacFarlane; Dr. J.E.D. Crozier. Sitting on ground: unknown; Ronald Benny; South (?); Hunwick; Arthur Conrad; von Doussa; D.D.Dobbie (deceased)
Ordination at St. Peter's Cathedral
Ordination at St. Peter's Cathedral, 3 February 1979. This photograph appeared on the front page of Adelaide Church Guardian, March 1979, Vol. 73, No. 2. Standing L-R, Mr W. Rogers (server), DEACONS: The Reverends Frank Kernot (St Mary's South Road), Colin Griffiths SSM (St John's, Halifax Street), David McLean (St Jude's, Brighton), Mr. K. Webster (crucifer), The Reverend P.G. Osborn, Anthony Noble (St Margaret's, Woodville), Grantley Bullen (St Francis', Edwardstown), Mr A. Charlton (server). Seated L-R, PRIESTS: The Reverends Edward Whitworth (St Matthew's, Kensington), David Lunnis (St Michael's, Mitcham), The Preacher The Rev'd G.M. Yould, The Assistant Bishop The Rt Rev'd L.E.W. Renfrey, The Archbishop The Most Rev'd K. Rayner, The Archdeacon of Sturt The Ven. S.M. Smith, The Bishop's Vicar Canon W.R. Ray, Bruce Naylor (St Columba's, Hawthorn), James Baillie (St Chad's, Fullarton).
Ordination at St. Peter's Cathedral
Ordination at St. Peter's Cathedral, 3 February 1979. Standing L-R, Mr W. Rogers (server), DEACONS: The Reverends Frank Kernot (St Mary's South Road), Colin Griffiths SSM (St John's, Halifax Street), David McLean (St Jude's, Brighton), Mr. K. Webster (crucifer), The Reverend P.G. Osborn, Anthony Noble (St Margaret's, Woodville), Grantley Bullen (St Francis', Edwardstown), Mr A. Charlton (server). Seated L-R, PRIESTS: The Reverends Edward Whitworth (St Matthew's, Kensington), David Lunnis (St Michael's, Mitcham), The Preacher The Rev'd G.M. Yould, The Assistant Bishop The Rt Rev'd L.E.W. Renfrey, The Archbishop The Most Rev'd K. Rayner, The Archdeacon of Sturt The Ven. S.M. Smith, The Bishop's Vicar Canon W.R. Ray, Bruce Naylor (St Columba's, Hawthorn), James Baillie (St Chad's, Fullarton).
Mount Gambier Scottish Company.
Members of Mount Gambier Scottish Company chosen to form part of the South Australian Contingent on the occasion of the opening of the Commonwealth Parliament by the Duke of Cornwall and York, 9 May 1901. Back row L-R: John Buchanan, John E. Topham, Malcolm D. Cameron, A.C. 'Archy' Haig (Colour Sergeant), Nicol Cameron, William D. Mitchell. Front row L-R: Edwin Sims, Joseph Golley, J. Driscoll, R.M. Haig, W. Watson, Andy Anderson, Golding.
Blyth
First of 60 photographs in an album. The first Community Hospital in South Australia: members of the Committee standing outside include W.H. Best, H.D. Gell, A.L. Nitschke, Sister Dun, E.W. Davis, E.C. Deland, W. Pratt.
The 'Merle' paddle steamer
GENERAL: The 'Merle', a stern wheel paddle steamer owned by river trader Edward Diener; it pulled the shop barges 'Eva Millicent' and 'Flo D' between 1903 and 1917 when it sank in Lake Alexandrina, about a year later the 'Flo' was reconstructed as the 'Kookaburra'. The craft was originally named after Merle the daughter of Edward and Catherine Diener.
Group of rodeo riders
Group of rodeo riders who performed at a rodeo held on Jubilee Oval in honour of their employer's birthday, Sir Sidney Kidman. Back row from left: G.Cooper, W.Gorringa, E.Spence, A.Edge, E.Kempe, A.McLean, J.Milne, H.Wyatt, W.Mudge and W.Ferber. Centre row from left: P.D.Edwards, J.N.Brook, H.McCullagh, W.Johnson, P.Gourlay, E.Skell, A.West and G.Crombie. Front row from left: Naryilco Johnnie, Macumba Mick, P.Edwards, E.Bowman, M.Cusack and C.Smith. [Names taken from: Christo Reid, 2013, "Kidman: the extraordinary life of Sir Sidney Kidman", Strangelove Press].
Sturt Football Club
Members of the Sturt Football Club. Left to right, top to bottom: W.V. Richardson, E. Tonkin, E. McNamara, J. Hicks, R. Neate, C. Sharp, F. Smith (Vice President), D.V. McDougall, T. Ryan, M.P. (President), P.G. Edwards, A.H. Preston (Vice President), W.H. Redman, H.G. McKittrick (Committee), W. Mayman (Captain), H.I. Nicolle (Vice Captain), H.J. McKay (Chairman of Com), H. Hicks, H. Rayner, P. Hare, F.C. Curnow, V.Y. Richardson, C.R. Morris (Patron), J. Kappler, L. Smith, H. Bruce, F.H. Golding, W.B.Tank (Secretary), O.V. Richardson, A. Limb, F.P. Kelsh (Treasurer), W.G. Noal, R.J. Rosevear (Committee), C. Ryan, R. Barron (Committee), L. Pyman, J.C. Rundle (Committee), W. Bowden (Trainer), H. Hartell (Trainer), G. Wesley (Trainer), E. Pippett (Head Trainer), F. Brunt (Trainer), W. Smith (Trainer), E.A. Lord (Trainer).
5th Australian Field Squadron, 'A' Troop
Group portrait of 'A' Troop, 5th Australian Field Squadron, Royal Australian Engineers. Top row (left to right): C. Brewster, C. Richards, N. Goring, J. Hull, C. Robinson, T. McMahon, L. Keller, H. Herdy, L. Robinson, -. Leibelt, R. Jeffries. Second row: M. Marles, D. Baldock, R. Willas, F. Angerami, W. McLeod, M. Paul, R. Leonard, H. Bowshall, B. Camens, J. Baum, M. Zubrinich. Third row: G. Miller, T. Duke, T. Cummings, H. Ware, J. King, R. Davis, W. Cox, W. Edwards, R. Hill, W. Knight, R. Campbell. Fourth row: C. Curnow, R. Griffiths, J. Krantz, J. Kerrin, W. Smith, C. Werlick, H. Sheperdson, J. ---ey, H. Axford, H. Fitzgerald, H. Duffield. Fifth row: D. Holland, J. Putman, R. Keast, C. Kemp, J. Stevenson, R. Madigan, L. Russell, M. McNamara, M. O'Flaherty, J. Levy, G. Gepp. Sixth row: O. Knight, J. Slater, W. Leslie, J. Heaven, P. Marshall, E. Fox, E. Hansford, G. Caller, J. Reynolds, R. Symons.
Consulting the architects about the new Central Railway Station
A group of men standing outside the Education Building on Tuesday 20 November 1923 after a meeting between the Chief Railways Commissioner (W.A. Webb) and the architects of the Central Railway Station. Top row L-R: J.R.S. Evans, A.M. Opie, W. Lucas, W.H. Bagot, F.H. Counsell, E.P. Dancker, H.E. Fuller, H.F.R. Culley. Second row L-R: S. Jackman, L.K. Kaines, A.E. Welbourn (Asst. Engineer in Chief), W.D. Cowell. Third row L-R, E.H. McMichael, C.[sic]G. Lawson, L. Laybourne Smith, F.L.P. Goddard, H.H. Cowell, P.H. Claridge. Front row L-R: C.W. Rutt, W.H. Harral, F.K. Milne, J.McGuire (Railways Commissioner), H.L. Jackman (President Institute of Architects), W.A. Webb (Chief Railways Commissioner), J.H. Laity, A.M. Bonython.
A formal group of young men in army uniform described as the 1st Commonwealth Cadets
A formal group of young men in army uniform described as the 1st Commonwealth Cadets, photographed after their return from attending the coronation of King George V in England. The photo was taken behind the Adelaide Town Hall, and the five South Australian members were all from St Peter's College. Captain A. Rushall is 4th from left in the front row, with Lieutenant H. Thornton to his right (3rd from left). It is believed 2nd from left in the front row is M. W. Woodley; with J.D. Gilbert 2nd from tight in the front row. Third from left in the middle row is H.L. Davidson, with J.G. Murray to his left (4th from left).
Graham McInerney in a Phantom plane
'In a Phantom neat North Vietnamese border. Too confined in rear cockpit to take pics so photographed myself instead!! Other shot [D 8182/6(Misc)] is the aircraft which accompanied us. He was the leader. After he dropped his bombs we did a chase down the coast. Good fun.'
A USA Army river boat crew on the Van Co Dong River
'A river boat crew grapples with reeds and creepers blocking the entrance of an old irrigation canal leading from the Van Co Dong River. Many caches of arms and ammo were found buried along the banks of these canals. These boats had twin browning machine guns on the bow, a grenade launcher on the stern and twin 220 hp motors for speed and acceleration! The VC often ambushed them along narrow rivers - hence the need for speed.' [This was the same trip as photographs 8, 10 & 14. See also D 8182/11(Misc).]
Admiral Creswell's party at McGrath Flat with schooner 'White Cloud'
Admiral Cresswell's party at McGrath Flat, The Coorong, with schooner 'White Cloud' owned by T. and E. Goode, in the distant rear. Left, D. Goode on horseback, Capt. Walter, Mr. Hutchinson, Capt. Geo. Ritchie (later Sir George Ritchie), Admiral Sir W.R. Creswell, E. Leslie, (Ted) Goode, Edward Goode. Thomas Goode, of Goolwa, took charge of the party and was the photographer. Caption information was supplied by his niece, Miss. G. Goode.
Members of the Legislative Council 1936
Composite photograph of Members of the Legislative Council, Centenary Year, 1936, including E.R. Oates, H.G. Hawkins, T. McCallum, J. Cowan, S.R. Whitford, H. Tassie, W. Hannaford, W.G. Duncan, Sir George Ritchie, Sir David J. Gordon, A.P. Blesing, F.J. Condon, H.D. Young, C.R. Cudmore, H. Homburg, R.C. Mowbray, J. Anderson, E.W. Castine, J.P. Morice, E.W. Holden, Edwin H. Peake, Alexander Lyell McEwin.
P.S. Oscar W. at Echuca Wharf
The 'P.S. Oscar W' at Echuca Wharf, high river, with 'Moorara' barge on left laden with wool bales, unidentified paddle steamer behind, and 'P.S. Edward' approaching mid river.
Sydney University women's hockey team
Members of the Sydney University women's hockey team, playing in the intervarsity tournament held in Adelaide. Back row L-R: H.M Braye, M. Erhard, V.T. Perry, M.F. Windeyer, M.A. Sherwin, M.E. Armstrong, D. Glsagow, K.M.I. English. Front row L-R: R. Lewers, M. Barrington, A.L. Edwards. The partial photograph on the left shows some of the women playing on the Melbourne University team, who won the tournament.
D. Powell
Half-plate glass negative of D. Powell wearing World War One military uniform including a slouch hat and holding a cane behind his back, standing in front of a background of a woodland path. Written on original paper envelope: 'No. 1700. Name D. Powell. Order 1/2 doz C 2 Bros coupoun style. Bros not made. To be completed March 16th'.
'Merle', Screw Steamer
Screw steamer 'Merle', on a sightseeing trip on the River Murray at Blanchetown, after conversion to a motor vessel for tourist trips between Murray Bridge to Blanchetown and downstream to the Lakes. It sank after a fire and lies just south of the railway bridge at Murray Bridge. There was also a Paddle Steamer 'Merle', which sank during a storm in 1917. It was built in Morgan in 1904 by Edward Dienier and named after one of his daughters. It pulled the barges Eva Millicent and Flo D until it sank during a storm in Lake Alexandrina in 1917, the crew and passengers taking refuge on the barge Flo until help arrived [see PRG 1258/1/2675 for another copy of this image].
Screw steamer Merle at Blanchetown
Bow and side view of screw steamer 'Merle' cruising with passengers at Blanchetown, after conversion to a motor vessel for tourist trips between Murray Bridge to Blanchetown and downstream to the Lakes. It sank after a fire and lies just south of the railway bridge at Murray Bridge. There was also a Paddle Steamer 'Merle', which sank during a storm in 1917. It was built in Morgan in 1904 by Edward Dienier and named after one of his daughters. It pulled the barges Eva Millicent and Flo D until it sank during a storm in Lake Alexandrina in 1917, the crew and passengers taking refuge on the barge Flo until help arrived [See B 26224 for a better quality image].
Archaeological excavation
A researcher, wearing a beret, stands in a trench during an archaeological excavation to document Aboriginal habitation near Robe, probably at the Mount Burr rock shelter. The man, who could possibly be T.D. Campbell, is holding a camera.
Archaeological excavation
A researcher, wearing a beret, stands in a trench which is under an overhanging rock, during an archaeological excavation to document Aboriginal habitation near Robe, probably at the Mount Burr rock shelter. The man, who could possibly be T.D. Campbell, is standing with his back to the photographer.