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Graduating nurses
Graduating nurses from 'Miss Lawrences' Hospital, Wakefield Street : Back row, l-r: McNeil; Cameron; Tucks; Holden; Travena; Front row, l-r: Conway, Litchfield; Birdseye; Harris; Stacey.
General Motor's Factory
A seven 1/2 acre shed belonging to General Motor's containing cars ready for delivery. At this time the Chevrolet and Vauxhall were in greatest demand.
Car park, North Terrace
Mini sedans parked in a carpark, previously the site of the Palais Royal, on North Terrace, south side. Prior to its development the site was a lucerne paddock where Sir Henry Ayers carriage horses were pastured. The cars are L-R 1970 HG Holden Kingswood, 1971 Leyland Mini Clubman sedan (1098cc), c1965 Morris Mini Deluxe sedan (998cc), and a c1965 Morris Mini Delux sedan (998cc) with surf bars on the the roof. The building behind is at 279 North Terrace, (see B 25916).
Castle Inn, Hindley Street
Holden Station Wagon turns into Morphett Street in front of the Castle Inn, Hindley Street, north side.
King William Street, Adelaide
[General description] Ciy buildings and passing car (FJ Holden) on King William Street. The premises of J.L. Leaver mens wear 'The Man's Store' is in the centre of the view, on the right is the 'Golden Rule" fruit shop. [On back of photograph] 'King William Street, east side / April 1965 / Left side of site is 13 yards south of Rundle Street / Frontage of building is 7 yards'
Leaver Brothers, Rundle Street
[General description] A workman is putting final touches on the new modernist Leaver Brothers building. Leaver Brothers were hat manufacturers and menswear retailers. A Silvertop taxi (an FX Holden) is parked in front of the building. [On back of photograph] 'Acre 83 / Rundle Street, south side / Left side of Leaver Bros. abuts west side of Linde's Lane / Frontage is 12-1/2 yards'
Grenfell Street, Adelaide
[General description] Two popular FJ / FX Holden cars are parked in front of a section of a larger building (see B 13815) which at one time housed the Young Men's Christian Association. Sellicks furniture retailer is having a removal sale on the ground floor. On the left is part of the premises of well-known Adelaide jeweller C.W. Ottaway which closed in January 2016 after ninety-three years trading. [On back of photograph] 'Acre 106 / September 28, 1960 / Grenfell Street, north side / Right side of centre building is 23 yards west of Gawler Place, Frontage: 16 yards'
King William Street, Adelaide
[General description] Street scene with cars, the focus being on the Imperial Hotel, built in 1866 for Asher Hamm with Michael McMullen being the architect. It is situated on the NE corner of King William and Grenfell Streets. Advertisements for Orlando wines and West End beer are prominently displayed. The hotel, built in 1866 is soon to be demolished and replaced by the National Mutual Building (1961). The car in the centre is a Holden 1950s FE or FC. [On back of photograph] 'Acre 108 / King William Street, east side / July 18th 1960 / For another view of the Imperial taken on the same day see B 14342'
Currie Street
Currie Street, north side, 16 May 1969, Currie Street frontage is 12 2/3 yards and Gray Street frontage is 24 2/3 yards. SHows a deli with advertisements for Halls drinks and AMSCOL, along with newspaper banners. The back of an EH Holden can also be seen.
Gawler Place
Gawler Place, West Side. Shows the Astor Hotel with a rusting EH Holden parked outside.
Waymouth Street
Waymouth Street looking west toward Light Square, 12 November 1971. Shows McPhersons Ltd, the Lord Raglan Hotel, Holden and Valiant cars.
Waymouth Street, premises of Lincoln Arms gunsmiths
Waymouth Street, south side, right side of building is 14 1/3 yards east of Gray Street and frontage is 17 1/3 yards. A Holden sedan is parked in front of Lincoln Arms gunsmiths.
Waymouth Street
Waymouth Street, south side, 31 January 1964, Waymouth Street frontage is 17 yards and Cannon Street frontage is 18 yards. Right side of the building abuts Cannon Street. On the corner stands a branch of the English Scottish and Australian Bank which was established in Adelaide in 1864. In South Australia the bank had 47 branches. The building was the former Shakespeare Hotel. An FC Holden is parked on the street.
MGA Roadster, Pirie Street
An MGA Roadster turning right into Freeman Lane from Pirie Street. Parked on the south side in front of Frank McCabe gem merchants and Super Elliot sportstore are L-R, an AP5 Chrysler Valiant (1964), a Holden FC Special Station Wagon (1958-59), a Ford Falcon Sedan (1960-65) and a Ford Customline (c1955). The Fred Astaire Dance Studio can be seen on the south western corner of Gawler Place and Pirie Street. The banners on the newspaper kiosk include the 'Truth' referring to the Beaumont Children and the 'Advertiser' referring to the upcoming visit to Australia of US President Lyndon Johnson. Photograph taken 7th October 1966.
Worsnop Avenue, Adelaide
[General description] Part of a row of attached cottages, one of them has its verandah closed in with corrugated iron. See B 15036 for the left side of this building. Cars parked in the street: On the right is a Standard Vanguard; on the left is an FE Holden. [On back of photograph] 'Acre 215 / Worsnop Avenue, south side / 30th August 1963'
Flinders Street, Adelaide
[General description] This cottage, hidden behind a high fence appears to be part of a scrap metal or wrecker's yard which can be see through an open gate next door. An FJ Holden Ute is parked out front. On the right is the premises of the Thornquest Press. [On back of photograph] 'Acre 223 / Flinders Street, north side / September 17th 1959 / Right side of cottage behind fence is 53 yards west of Tucker Street and frontage is 11.5 yards'
Pulteney Street, Adelaide
[General description] The Somerset Hotel is a two storey building with wide verandahs and balconies. It was established in 1851 and demolished in September 1991. On the right is Maughan Thiem Motor Co., on the extreme left is City Motors, specialising in Holden. A large ornate tram pole with overhead wires stands in the middle of the intersection [On back of photograph] 'Acre 229 / North west corner of Pulteney Street and Flinders Street / 6 September 1954 / Somerset Hotel has frontage of 12 yards on Flinders Street and 20 yards on Pulteney Street. (See Cadastral plan)'
Franklin Street, Adelaide
[General description] A man in overalls stands next to his (?) Holden car in front of a pair of single storey brick maisonnettes with bullnose verandah and iron lace. This building is about to be demolished. [On back of photograph] 'Acre 248 / Franklin Street, north side / 27 January 1960 / Left side of the cottages is 18 yards east of Crowther Street / Frontage of the area between the crosses is 12 yards / For view of building on this site in November 1960 see B 14368'
Gawler Place, Adelaide
[General description] This building is undergoing alterations or demolition. An FJ Holden car is in the foreground. [On back of photograph] 'Acre 271 / North east corner of Gawler Place and Bray Street / 16th August 1960 / Right side of building abuts south side of Bray Street / Frontage is 11 yards / For view of this building in 1952 see B 12360'
'Demolition in Progress', Moonta Street
'Demolition in progress' Moonta Street, east side, 16 November 1962. Holden Station Wagon 11-064 is parked at the kerb. Left side of the site is 31 yards south of Grote Street, frontage of site is 9 yards.
Robert Street, Adelaide
[General description] This row of single storey stone cottages fronts directly onto the street. Parked at the kerb are a 'baby' Austin A30 and an FJ Holden Utility. [On back of photograph] 'Acre 347 / Robert Street, west side / 30 March 1955 / Right side of building is 38.5 yards south of Wakefield Street / Frontage is 20 yards.'
International Furniture and International Electrical stores, Gouger Street
International Furniture and International Electrical discount stores during 'Extension Sale', Gouger Street, North Side, 10 September 1979. A Holden Ute is parked in front. Talbot Lane frontage is 49 yards, Gouger Street frontage is 12 1/3 yards.
Hume Street, Adelaide
[General description] This pair of cottages appears to be in course of demolition with timber piled on the verandah and missing roof. Parked in front is an EK Holden. [On back of photograph] 'Hume Street, south side / 30 April 1965 / Right side of building is 33 yards east of Cardwell Street / Frontage: 16 yards' There is a diagram of the site included.
Oyster Saloon and Ham Shop, King William Street
[General description] City businesses from left to right: Part of the Crown and Sceptre Hotel, the Fish, Oyster and Grill Saloon, A.F. Shelton's Ham Shop and the King's Theatre. A tradesman's horse and cart stands outside the Hotel. [On back of photograph] 'Acre 452 / King William Street, east side / August 19th 1927 / The two storey premises on the right of the oyster saloon were converted into a bank in 1928. See B 5122 / Near side of King's Theatre is 17 yards north of Carrington Street. Frontage of bank and ham shop: 13 yards. Frontage of oyster saloon: 6.5 yards'.
Wright Street, Adelaide
[General description] This cottage is about to undergo alteration to be used as the premises for Rasch Motors. There are two FX Holdens parked in the street, the one on the right is a utility. [On back of photograph] 'Acre 453 / Wright Street, north side / November 15th 1954 / Right side of cottage abuts Pinkmore Place / Frontage of cottage is 8 yards / For view of cottage after alterations see B 14004'
Mill Street, Adelaide
[General description] A workman poses for the photographer on the roof of a factory building which has the name 'Rokset Brush Co. Ltd.' painted on its wall. This building was the old flour mill which was owned by Richard Verco. The roof appears to be missing, perhaps the building is being demolished. Prominent in the foreground is an F.E. Holden, registration number 9547. [On back of photograph] 'Mill Street, west side, 21st June 1963, / Left side of factory is 41 yards north of Wright Street and frontage is 31 yards'
Torana parked in Wright Street
Holden Torana sedan parked in Wright Street, south side, 17th July 1979. Wright Street frontage is 25 yards.
Tom's Court, Adelaide
[General description] This building was the premises for F. Humphris & Sons Ltd. Bulk Store. The Jamestown based firm had a factory on Carrington Street manufacturing tomato sauces and chutneys, pickles and soft drinks. Parked in front of the building is an FJ Holden car. [On back of photograph] 'Acre 485 / Tom's Court, north end / 28th June 1963 / Right side of store is 71 yards north of Halifax Street / Frontage: 10 yards' There is a diagram showing the site.
Carrington Street
Carrington Street, south side, 9th February 1961. Right side of centre cottage is 13 1/2 yards east of Surflen Street; frontage: 6 yards. For site see B 14552. The car at left is ca.1929 Roadster with conversion of the 'dickey' seat area to a wooden box tray; car at right is a 1956 FE Holden business sedan taxi.
Carrington Street, South Side, Adelaide
[General description] Attached single storey cottages in Carrington Street are in the centre of the view, on the right is a two storey building. Cars are parked in front, FJ Holden in the centre. [On back of photograph] 'Carrington Street, south side / April 1965 / Left side of site is 12 yards west of Tomsey Street / Frontage: 12 yards'