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David Sutherland
David Sutherland, pioneer and Member of Parliament. See B 2735 for his Brighton home, Dunrobin.
Griffith George Todd
[General description] Studio full-length photograph of Griffith George Todd as a young man. He is leaning on a chair back and facing the camera. [On back of photograph] 'Griffith George Todd aged 21 years'
Samuel Tomkinson
Samuel Tomkinson.
Sir Robert Richard Torrens
Sir Robert Richard Torrens.
James Umpherston
James Umpherston, J.P., Mt. Gambier.
Salvator Rosa Wakefield
Salvator Rosa Wakefield: wool manager and auctioneer for Elder, Smith and Co., afterward land agent and valuator. He arrived in South Australia from New Zealand and was known as a shrewd and farseeing man of business. He was also a member of the mounted police force. He was also director of the Imperial Insurance Company. He was a relative of Edward Gibbon Wakefield who in 1834 propounded the system of colonization known as the Wakefield System
Captain John Watts
[General description] Head and shoulders portrait of Captain John Watts, architect, close friend of the Macquarie family in NSW and South Australia's Postmaster General 1841-1861. He has grey hair and full beard and has pushed his wire rimmed spectacles up onto his forehead.
Dr. Edward Willis Way
[General description] A head and shoulders portrait of Dr. Edward Willis Way in three quarter view, facing right. He was a Lecturer on Obstetrics and Gynaecology at the University of Adelaide. Edward married Marion Inman on 16.9.1874 and they had four children; Grace May 4.10.1875, Inman 1.9.1876, James 21.12.1877 and Marion 14.3.1879. Marion died on 21.3.1879 and Edward married Sarah Hill on 19.6.1880, they had one child Lina on 29.1.1881. Edward died suddenly while performing surgery on 28.9.1901 aged 54. An Obituary is published in The Register of 30.9.1901 pg 5 [On back of photograph] 'Dr. E.W. Way. M.B. Edin. / Lecturer on Obstetrics and Gynaecology / Univ. Adelaide / 188-19'.
Judge William Alfred Wearing
Judge William Alfred Wearing was appointed Crown Solicitor and third judge of the Supreme Court of South Australia. Part of his duties included holding the Palmerston Circuit Court in the Northern Territory. On one of his return visits his ship was wrecked and he drowned.
Lawrence Allen Wells
Lawrence Allen Wells, explorer and surveyor. He led the Calvert Scientific Exploring Expedition in 1896.
Dr. H. Wheeler
Portrait photograph of Dr. Henry Wheeler. He was an Honorary Physician at the London Homoeopathic Hospital, prior to being registered with the South Australian Medical Board. On 9 December 1869 he laid the Foundation Stone of the North Adelaide Baptist Church in Tynte Street. He was a deacon of the church, but returned to England with his family prior to the completion of the building. He practised with Dr. Allan Campbell (1836-1898), who was the founder of the Adelaide Children's Hospital.
Thomas Whistler
Thomas Whistler.
J. Crawford Woods
[General description] Upper body portrait of the Reverend J. Crawford Woods, Unitarian minister.
William Wyatt
Dr. William Wyatt, surgeon, landowner, public servant. He arrived in South Australia from England in 1837 and acquired many suburban and rural acres. He amassed money by buying land during the Depression of the 1840's. He is remembered as a benefactor who especially helped the working clases who were in reduced circumstances.
Mine Managers
Yorke Peninsula Mine Managers: Samuel Higgs top left, Thomas Cowling top right, Henry R. Hancock middle, John Warren bottom left and Malachitt Deeble.
Moonta and Wallaroo delegates
Portraits of 11 men appointed by the Moonta and Wallaroo miners and tradesmen to go to Adelaide and interview the directors during the strike of 1874. John Prisk, John Anthony, John Uren and Thomas Rodda represented the miners; L.L.Furner and N.Thomas represented the Moonta tradesmen; Martin Edwards and J.Visick represented the Wallaroo miners; and G.W.Gurner, G.N.Birks and Joseph Nottle represented the tradesmen of Kadina. Photograph dated 11 April 1874.
Legislative Council Members
Legislative Council Members.
House of Assembly Members
House of Assembly members in 1868. Thirty six photographs of members appear in this photograph. These include: Richard Andrews, Richard Baker, George Thomas Bean, Neville Blyth, David Bower, James Boucaut, Henry Bright, John Carr, Wentworth Cavenagh, John Cheriton, John Colton, Robert Cottrell, John Dunn, William Everard, Daniel Fisher, Joseph Fisher, Henry Fuller, Lavington Glyde, John Hart, Alexander Hay, Henry Hill, Henry Kent Hughes, George Kingston, William Lewis, William Ranson Mortlock, John Bentham Neales, George Pearce, John Pickering, Thomas Playford, The Hon. Thomas Reynolds, John Reynolds, John Riddoch, William Rogers, William Sandover, Philip Sando, William Knox Simms, Frederick Spicer, Augustine Stow, Hon. Henry Strangways, William Townsend, Alfred Watts.
Triumphal Arch
Duke of Edinburgh's visit, triumphal arch outside the Government House entrance.
Salvation Army members
Ephraim Tripp (left), with other Aborigines and members of the Salvation Army. The man at the back left is believed to be George Pantonie.
Goat Cart
Cart harnessed to a goat in Moonta. A boy and a girl present.
Portrait
A portrait of a man and a woman.
Portrait
A portrait of a child.
Unidentified woman
Unidentified woman.
Portrait
A portrait of a man and a woman.
Portrait
Portrait of a man and a woman.
Unidentified man
Unidentified man.
Scots Church
Scots Church.
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The Old Colonists Banquet Group [mosaic]
Photographic mosaic (composite) bearing the inscription 'The Old Colonists Banquet Group: Duplicate of one Presented to E. Solomon Esq by H. Jones, Photographer for his liberality in giving the Banquet, Decr 1871'. This is one of at least three mosaics of photographic portraits created by Adelaide photographer Henry Jones to commemorate an Old Colonists' Banquet. The banquet was organised by merchant Emanuel Solomon at the Adelaide Town Hall on 28 December 1871 to coincide with the 35th anniversary of the founding of the colony of South Australia. The subtitle on this version states that it is a 'duplicate' of a mosaic presented to Solomon. In January 1872 Solomon placed advertisements in the Adelaide press inviting those men who had attended the banquet to have their portrait taken gratuitously at Jones' studio. A glass plate negative of a different version is held by the State Library of South Australia at PRG 631/3. It may represent the one presented to Solomon before his death in October 1873. This mosaic (B 47769) was owned by pastoralist Thomas Bowman who donated it, together with a companion mosaic of women colonists (B 19985), to the Public Library of South Australia in 1909. The mosaic contains 515 portraits. They are ostensibly arranged by the colonists' year of arrival in South Australia, from 1835 to 1840. It is evident that 71 portraits were added to the mosaic at leasat 15 years after its production and probably before it was donated to the Library: other photographers' work are included, portrait styles and photographic paper stocks differ significantly and some portraits show subjects many years older than they were in 1872. The placements of these later additions bear no relationship to the colonist's year of arrival. Also, about 56 of those depicted by Jones and among the additional portraits arrived in the colony after 1840 and 13 were born in South Australia. One of the additional portraits is the photographer Henry Jones, erroneously placed in the section for 1836 arrivals.
S.A. Railways employees
South Australian Railways employees.