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Cricket Club, Kensington
Members of the Kensington Cricket Club, Season 1899-1900. Back row (left to right): W.Bruce, A.Espie, P.J.Caterer, W.Howitt, D.Evers. Middle row: S.W.Herbert, C.Burgan (honorary secretary), E.E.Cleland, R.Bruce, W.D.Whittam, S.F.Hall, Trooper Davis (Imperial Bushmen's Corps.). Front row: H.H.Austin, H.Jones, W.B.Bruce (captain), C.H.Snelling (vice-captain), J.Rodger.
Farming, Koolunga
Harvester made by May Bros. & Co. Ltd. of Gawler harvesting on Mr. Jones' farm.
Residence, Goolwa
Residence of Mr Thomas Jones, the first Tramway Superintendent of Goolwa Tramways. The building appears to be built close to the edge of a cliff.
Railway Station, Middleton
Early view of the Railway Station at Middleton with the horse drawn rail car 5 October 1869. Mr. Thomas Jones is standing in the foreground.
Wilhelm Linke Family
The Wilhelm Linke family of Moculta.
Anglican Church, Moonta
[General description] This Church was built in early English style by Maddern & Potts (stonemasons) and Hague & Lake (carpenters) to the design of Thomas Jones.It was opened by Bishop Short in September 1874. It was built from local stone and the bell was cast from local copper. [On back of photograph] 'Anglican Church, Moonta (All Saints)' (Another hand) 'Foundation stone of All Saints laid in 1873. Church bell cast in Moonta Mines foundry. (The first C. of E. Church was in Ryan St. and is now -1952- a hall.) Vide Mr. O. Pryor. / Before 1927'.
Rifle Team, Mount Gambier
Mount Gambier Rifle team that visited Sydney for the Centenary Rifle Matches. Back Row: Cpl. W.J. Anderson; Pte. H.R. Jobling; Pte. E. Pascoe; Pte. I. Aconley. Sitting: Sgts. W.K. Glass and H.J. Marshall; Pte. C. Jones.
Brickworks Staff
J.S.Watts' Brickworks staff in front of a delivery lorry at the brickyard in front of the office building. From left, sitting on ground: Joe Watts, Dave Watts, Alec Jones, Hope Watts, Ray Gilbert (RAAF). Second row: Allan Baker Jnr, Allan Baker Snr. Back row: Albert Bolto Snr, Clem Martin, Norm Cherryman, Harold Bolto, George Bonnetti and Sam Perry holding bike. Arthur Watts in truck and Mrs Bonnetti holding child.
Commercial Hotel, Naracoorte
Commercial Hotel, Naracoorte. A group of patrons and a horse can be seen outside the Hotel. The proprietor at this time appears to be W Jones and the hotel offered a billiards room.
Main street, Naracoorte
Main street, Naracoorte. Smith Street looking towards the bridge. The Bank of South Australia building is on the right of the photograph and H.T. Jones Drapers Shop is opposite.
Naracoorte
[General description] Jones Street, Naracoorte showing St.Paul's Church of England in the background. The small building (next to the man on the bicycle) is the premises of A.J. Giddings; Carpenter, Builder and Undertaker.
Pupils at Oodnadatta School
Pupils at Oodnadatta School; teacher : Miss A.Ferber. Back row (left to right): D.Brown, E.Roper, L.Gepp, T.Ah Chee, E.Gregory, H.Simpson, W.Hercus, F.Jones, H.Gepp, J.Donnellan. Middle row: A.Giles, I.Hadaway, A.Kharlick, T.Hadaway, N.Gregory, V.Bromley, D.Hercus, M.Donnellan, J.Hercus, Wainhouse. Front row: M.Donnellan, B.Hadaway, A.Kharlick, W.Mulladad, H.Mulladad, B.Gregory.
Pinnaroo
[General description] A view down Pinaroo's main road, showing township buildings. S. Young, Fruiterer, Symonds and Kirby(?), Butchers, Edwards and Jones, Universal Store, are some of the shops to be seen. [On backof photograph] 'Main Street, Pinnaroo / Reproduced in the Observer, May 15, 1926 / 1926'.
Sail-Maker, Port Adelaide
Sail-maker's shop in Lipson Street, Port Adelaide. Jane Street is on the extreme left of the photograph. Left - right: David Deex; ? ;? ; Captain Jones; Captain Swiggs; Robert Linton. The photograph shows the premises of Henry Weman - sail maker and ship chandler. Situated in Jane Street the back of F Pinard's premises can be seen in the distance.
Tasman Terrace, Port Lincoln
Tasman Terrace, Port Lincoln on Boston Bay. Among other buildings stands the Pier Hotel's whose proprietor in 1867-1871 was CR Jones. Bare hillside can be seen behind Tasman Terrace. A cow can be seen grazing on the land between the hotel and beach.
Port Wallaroo from the jetty
Lithographic print of a panoramic view of Port Wallaroo from the Jetty, with the smelting works in the background. A note on the back by O. Pryor reads: 'View of Wallaroo Jetty and Smelting works. Erection of smelters began early in 1861. Ten furnaces completed about September of that year. Fires list in November 1861. Wood fuel used at first, mixed with coal a little later. Architects: G. and E. Hamilton, Adelaide. Contractors: Tiver and Co. Superintendent: Capt. Lysson Jones, formerly of Burra and Kapunda. Stack - 110 feet high, 24 feet square at base, 12 feet square at summit. See the "Observer" for articles on furnaces, jetty & stack (Jan. 25, 1862), opening ceremony and lighting new furnaces (Nov. 16, 1861, Suppl. 4c), new jetty (Nov. 30, 1861, 2b), and arrival of crane and donkey engine for jetty (Dec. 14, 1861, 7g).
Sports Committee, Port Pirie
A group photograph of B.H.A.S. Port Pirie Employees' Picnic & Sports Committee taken at Crystal Brook Oval. Back row (left to right): E.Deer, J.R.Gordon, H.J.W.Patrick, W.Walters, S.N.Jacobsen, W.J.Jones, R.A.Allan, G.Baldwin, A.J.H.Synnett, R.L.Schebella, W.Smith. Middle row: J.Worden, W.Hobby, B.Short, J.Williamson, E.M.Sorensen, S.C.Harmer, C.L.E.Killmier, A.Swensson, E.Burton, M.E.Walsh, W.Arnold. Front row: J.G.Bartusch (trustee), D.M.Brackenridge (trustee), J.L.Sampson (trustee), L.H.Giles (chairman, Creek Section), J.C.Hughes (vice-chairman), C.H.Impett (chairman), J.S.Hocking (secretary), H.V.Merlino (assistant secretary), J.Porter (treasurer), W.Boucher (secretary, Creek Section), T.Coupe (vice-chairman, Creek Section).
Transcontinental Hotel, Quorn
Transcontinental Hotel, Quorn. The proprietor at this time was WA Jones. The hotel in Railway Terrace existed since 1878.
Karatta House, Robe
Karatta House, Robe. Built in 1858 by the Jones family of the Naracoorte district and subsequently renovated and used as a summer residence by Governor Fergusson.
Governor Fergusson residence
Karatta House, originally built by the Jones family of the Naracoorte District and subsequently renovated and used as a summer residence by Governor Fergusson. The house is viewed from a distance, showing its situation in sand dunes near the shore.
Karatta House, Robe
Karatta House, originally built by the Jones family of the Naracoorte District and subsequently renovated and used as a summer residence by Governor Fergusson.
Karratta House, Robe
[General description] Front of Karratta House, Robe. It is a substantial stone mansion which was built by pastoralist Henry Jones in 1860, looking out over Lake Butler (in the foreground). It was subsequently renovated and used as a holiday house by Sir James Ferguson, Governor of South Australia in the 1870s. It appears to be undergoing work in this photograph as one end section and a verandah have been demolished. Later was owned and again renovated (c. 1900) by Henry Dutton of Anlaby.
Bejah Dervish
Portrait of Bejah Dervish: He was the man who went up North-West, and discovered the bodies of Jones and Wells, the lost explorers. Signature on reverse of original. He was born in Baluchistan now part of Pakistan. He served with British Forces at Kandahar and Karachi under Lord Roberts. He moved to Australia in 1890. He was a camel driver and eventually settled in Maree and operated his camel transport business. He made a major contribution to the development of South Australia
Henry Douglas
Sir John Hannah Gordon
[General description] Head and shoulders portrait of Sir John Hannah Gordon who is looking to the left, past the photographer. At this time he is about forty years old and has short hair and a neat moustache. He wears a high buttoned single breasted jacket over a shirt with a with a wing collar and spotted tie. He was a judge, politician and enthusiastic federalist. He was appointed Q.C. in 1900 and was knighted in 1908.
Father J. N. Hinteroecker
Father John Nepomucenus Hinteroecker, S.J., Reverend at St. Ignatius Church, Norwood.
Aloysius Kranewitter
Reverend Aloysius Kranewitter, founder of the Saint Aloysius College at Sevenhill.
Colonel William Light
[General description] Portrait of Colonel William Light with caption by artist 'Colonel Light; Founder of Adelaide'.
Jacob Bowden
Mr. Jacob Bowden who arrived in 1838, a herbalist of Gilles Street.
Mrs Bowden
Mrs Bowden, wife of Jacob Bowden.