Gall, Ernest, 1909, Photograph, PRG 631/2/446
A row of five two storey terrace houses on the east side of the northern end of Pulteney Street, Adelaide. The terrace houses are numbered 10, 12, 14, 16 and 18. According to the 1909 South Australian Sands and McDougall Directory, numbers 10-16 were boardinghouses. Three signs can be seen in front yards advertising furnished rooms. The Directory lists the householders as Mrs. J. Shannon, Mrs. J. Massey, Mrs. S. E. Glover and Frederick Kolosche. Number 18 has a sign on its balcony for the 'Employers & Servants Agency'. All the balconies have iron roofs painted in stripes. A continuous picket fence runs along the front of the terrace. There is a large illustrated advertising sign adjacent to number 10, 'Van Houten's Cocoa Best & Goes Farthest'. See B 2486 for a view of the terrace in 1866 and B 3960 for a view of the terrace prior to demolition in about 1927.