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Australasian cricket

1892, Photograph, B 46104

Members of the Australasian Cricket Conference, Adelaide, 1892.

South Australian Pioneers 1836 [mosaic]

Duryea, Townsend, 1872, Photograph, B 47454

A collection of studio portraits under the title 'South Australian Pioneers 1838', with 'T. Duryea, Adelaide, 1872' at the bottom. The mosaic includes a painting of the Old Gum Tree and a portrait of Governor Sir John Hindmarsh above 47 portraits, and the handwritten names of the colonists are listed under the ships they arrived in on both sides of the portraits.

South Australian Pioneers 1838 [mosaic]

Duryea, Townsend, 1872, Photograph, B 47455

A collection of studio portraits under the title 'South Australian Pioneers 1838', with 'T. Duryea, Adelaide, 1872' at the bottom. This mosaic includes portraits of Governor Sir John Hindmarsh and Governor George Gawler above 116 portraits, and the handwritten names of the colonists are listed under the ships they arrived in on both sides of the portraits.

South Australian pioneers 1840 [mosaic]

Duryea, Townsend, 1872, Photograph, B 47456

A collection of studio portraits under the title 'South Australian Pioneers 1838', with 'T. Duryea, Adelaide, 1872' at the bottom. This mosaic includes portraits of Governor Sir John Hindmarsh and Governor George Gawler above 127 portraits, and the handwritten names of the colonists are listed under the ships they arrived below the portraits.

South Australian pioneers [mosaic]

Duryea, Townsend, 1872, Photograph, B 47770

This mosaic holds 581 portraits, and represents a combined group of those portraits Duryea depicted in separate mosaics featuring male colonists who arrived in South Australia as adults in 1836, 1837, 1838, 1839 and 1840. All but three of the portraits on B 47770 are also included in Duryea's largest mosaic at B 8235.

Australian Infantry Force members

c. 1915, Photograph, B 49572

Back row L-R: Lance Corporal E.J. Martin, Cpl. J. Saint, Cpl. J. Hilditch, Cpl. W.P. Marshall, L/Cpl. J. Jones, Cpl. A.A. Heinicke, L/Cpl. W. Carroll. Front row L-R: Sgt. W.E. Elliott, Col. Sgt. W.J. Moyle, Captain Robert Charles Crampton Andrews, Sgt. O.L.Davey, L/Sgt. R.D. McDonald.

Military Group at Cairo

Anglo Swiss Studio, c. 1916, Photograph, B 49706

Military group, probably a group of staff and graduates from the Imperial School of Instruction, Zeitoun, Egypt. E.M. Colston was Commandant of the School in 1916. Back row L-R: T.A. Fairpax, F.W. Lane, F.F. Campbell, J.C.C.H. Robinson, A.M. Garbett, J. Hutton, L. Dyson, J.P. Minton, J. Lothian, G.F.Walker, W.W. Worner, N.M. Little, H.S.B. Wichkam, F.W. Stiven. 1st row L-R: M.W.B. Deane, J. Bell-Irving, G.H. Allen, J.K. Hall, A.O. Rigg, C.N. Stockdale, I.M. Campbell, A.H.R. Jones, E.H. Parrott, J.N. Melrose, H.B. Sargeant, D. Wintersgill, J.L. McLean, C.H. Kaeppel, F. Wood. 2nd row L-R: J.C. Harrison, W.G. Greenwood, A.W. Boyd, C.E. Muscat, P. Pell-liderton, T.W. english, J.G. Geary, F.J. Childerhouse, H.L. Westlake, T.J. O'Brien, T.S. Taylor, B.C. Thomas, F.O. Robinson, R. Barnfather, H. Ibbotson, A.N. Stewart. 3rd row L-R: J.T. Hart, J.E. Johnson, C.M. Draper, W.J. Earle, L.I. Manning, C.E. King, A. Hughes, F.K. Bradford, J. Jardine, H.G. Forrest, R. Tambling, B.H. Arnott, J. Cosson, W.D. Marshall, C.W.N. Cain. Front row L-R: J.H. Chisholm, G.G. Gummerson, W.T. Joll, J.J. Fyffe, Lieut. D.W. Evatts (staff), Capt. J.S. Duncan (staff), Capt. P. Clarke (staff), Major F.L. Pardoe, DSO (staff), Lieut. Colonel E.M. Colston, MVO (Commandant), Capt. E.S. Gibbons, DSO (staff), Capt. P. Synnott (staff), Capt. Sandys-Wunsch (staff), Lieut. L.C. Brothers (staff), H.C. Horne, G.H.Stocking, R.B. Griffen, R.H. Brewis.

Gawler Place

State Library of South Australia, 1962, Photograph, B 14487

Gawler Place, west side, 18 September 1962. The entrance to Onkaparinga House is approximately 70 yards north of Rundle Street. Onkaparinga House is shown here next to David Jones Department Store

East Terrace, Adelaide

c. 1867, Photograph, B 8124

[General description] Entrance to Vaughan's Market, East Terrace, Rundle Street, Adelaide. Business names seen are Jones Draper, Smith, Hince, Lewis and Machin. This maket was established by Richard Vaughan in 1867. [On back of photograph] 'Cutting from Illustrated Adelaide Post, March 23, 1867 / Acre 32 / For description of Vaughan's Market, see A 892 / Presented by Mrs. J. Shepherdson'.

Rundle Street, Adelaide

Gall, Ernest, c. 1909, Photograph, PRG 631/2/1287

[General description] People in Edwardian dress stroll past, some pausing to look into the window of Crooks and Brooker's, ironmongers. The full range of their business is advertised on the side of the building, and includes all manner of household goods and farm supplies. They also supplied machinery for the copper mines in South Australia's mid-north. On the right is Birks & Company, the forerunner to David Jones. On the left is the doorway to Marshall's, with a gas light in front. [On back of photograph] 'Acre 44 / Rundle St., north side / 1909 / Extreme right of photo is 23 yards east of Stephens Pl. Near side of Goode, Toms' is 54 yards north of Rundle St.'

Rundle Street

c. 1911, Photograph, B 16274

Rundle Street, north side. Charles Birks Department Store dominates the north side of Rundle Street. This three storey shop had an additional two storeys and a canopy over the entrance added on the western end in 1920. This store was merged with the Sydney store of David Jones in 1953.

Gawler Place

1976, Photograph, B 33405

Gawler Place, West Side, showing David Jones.

Hindley Street, Adelaide

State Library of South Australia, c. 1927, Photograph, B 4247

[General description] Hindley Street with cars, pedestrians and shops. Three two storey buildings that feature in this view are premises for businesses, from left: Frith Jones, Tailor and Mercer, A. & A. Coles, Tobacconists and the Public Benefit Boot Company. [On back of photograph] 'Acre 76 / Hindley Street, south side / Sept. 21, 1927 / On the right is Leigh Street. Hindley Street frontage of the two story shops: 18 yards.' (Another hand) 'The three two storey shops were demolished in 1928. (See B 5931 and B 6063'. According to a researcher, at the right hand side is the W.T. Flint hardware store, which was in operation until approximately 1940s. The store used a aerial wired system to ransfer money from the counter staff to the cash controller staff.

Hindley Street

State Library of South Australia, 1978, Photograph, B 36550

Hindley Street, south side, 6th June 1978. The photo shows a section of the Fletcher Jones store, Peel Street, the offices of TAA, and a TAA bus.

King William Street, Adelaide

Sweet, Samuel White, c. 1884, Photograph, B 3335

[General description] The photographer has used the telegraph wires for an interesting effect in this scene of city street and buildings. The traffic is all horse drawn and prominent is the Kensington horse tram number 76 displaying a sign advertising Shierlaw's clothing and tailoring business. The Industrial Buildings is in the centre. Bertram & Cornish and H. Jones Photographers are on the corner of Hindley Street. On the far right the E.S.& A. Bank building can be seen. [On back of photograph] 'King William Street, west side.' (Another hand) 'Donated by Mrs. R.C. Edwardes, Glenunga.' Sweet Adelaide signature with inverted anchor symbol or 7. Other copies are held in Sweet Collection folder 5 & 6.

Gawler Place

State Library of South Australia, 1962, Photograph, B 14586

Gawler Place, west side, looking north towards Rundle Street, 6th December 1962. Fletcher Jones Plus 8 Trousers shop is next to Claude Sarre Watches which is on the corner of Galwer Place and Featherstone Place. City Rubber Store stands to the south of the six storey Pharmacy Building which was erected in 1925.

Gawler Place

State Library of South Australia, 1952, Photograph, B 12358

Gawler Place, west side, 30th October 1952. The Churchill Building was remodelled in 1949. Near side is 49 yards north of Grenfell Street. Frontage: 26 1/2 yards. For view of the building before alterations see B4627. To the left of the Churchill Building stands Farren Price Watchmakers and Jewellers. North of this stands a mens shoe shop. On the northern side of the Churchill Building is AW Dobbie and Company and then comes Fletcher Jones clothing shop. Shoppers, bicycles and a car line the street

Grenfell Street, Adelaide

c. 1865, Photograph, B 2595

Grenfell Street, Adelaide, south side, looking from East terrace. The Woodman Hotel, [later to become the Producers], which existed on this site since 22nd March, 1939, is seen on the left. The licensee at this time is C.R. Jones. The tower from the Congregational Church on Hindmarsh Square can be seen faintly on the right in the distance. The road is muddy and wheel-rutted. Reproduced from a faded original.

Pirie Street, Adelaide

c. 1926, Photograph, B 3455

[On back of photograph] 'Acre 170 / Pirie St., north side / East corner of Manufacturers Place / 1926 / The men in the foreground (excluding the two one-legged monsters) are members of the 1925/6 council of management of the Chamber of Manufactures. Names from left to right: Jas. Hendry, H.G. Winterbottom (Secretary), Phil. Motteram, T.G. Yelland, A.J. Brooker, H. Cox, A.W. Jones, T.J. Richards, G.M. Mathias, Hy Heylen, F. Lee, A.H. Dobbie (Vice Pres.), Robb. Duncan (Pres.), A.G. Clarkson, S. Perry, F.L. Runge, W.W. Forwood, A.J. Harvey, J.H.M. Hawkes, A. R. Uren, Chas. Allen, W.E. Hay, B.V. Scrymgour (Vice Pres.), J.A. Rinder, G.C. Vardon, P. Ifould, T. Lander. For complete list of councillors see A517.' [General description] This group of Councillors is posing in front of the Chamber of Manufactures building which is soon to be demolished. See B 4323 for the building which replaced it.

Pirie Street

Jones, Henry, c. 1869, Photograph, B 15334

Queen's Chambers, Pirie Street, south side. This building was constructed in 1869 as a suite of offices. The cantilevered balcony and arched windows on the ground and upper storeys create a charming streetscape.Next door stands the Pirie Street Methodist Church which opened in 1851 and demolished in 1972

Pirie Street

Dailey, S. J., c. 1895, Photograph, B 9024

Freemason's Tavern, Pirie Street, south side. The far side of the hotel is 64 yards east of Gawler Place. The frontage is 15 yards. The hotel existed since 1841 and at the time of this photograph the proprietor was Mrs L Murray. The hotel was known as the Freemansons Hotel from 1886. The owner appears to be WA Jones who, according to a banner on the hotel, was late of the Freemasons Tavern at Wilmington and Quorn.

Premises of W.N. Crowder, Aerated Water Manufacturer, Franklin Street

Jones, Henry, c. 1870, Photograph, B 1000

Franklin Street, north side, east of Bentham Street, the premises of W.N. Crowder, frontage: 11 yards, left side is 17 yards east of Bentham Street.

Wakefield Street

Jones, William, State Library of South Australia, 1927, Photograph, B 4058

Wakefield Street, north side, February 18th 1927, near side of Dawsons is 17 yards east of Gawler Place, far side of shops towards the right is 45 yards east of Gawler Place.

Morphett Street, Adelaide

State Library of South Australia, c. 1925, Photograph, B 2649

Morphett Street, Adelaide, west side, on 9th April, 1925. An early utility vehicle is parked In front of Foggitt Jones. The left side of the two storey cottages is 41 yards north of Grote Street. The right side of Foggitt's premises is 71 yards north of Grote Street. For a view of Foggitt's premises taken in 1924, during their conversion from a house, see B 2263.

Morphett Street, Adelaide

State Library of South Australia, 1925, Photograph, B 2705

Morphett Street, Adelaide, west side, on 4th June, 1925. On the left, a classic Adelaide villa is about to be demolished, and replaced by the building which can be seen at B 4054. The two storey house will be demolished in 1940. The site was then used as an open air show display for tiles. The point where the villa adjoins the shop on the left is 29 yards north of Grote Street. The point where houses adjoin Foggitt, Jones' premises is 53 yards north of Grote Street.

King William Street

State Library of South Australia, 1955, Photograph, B 13490

King William Street, east side, October 25th 1955, left side of centre group of shops is 72 yards south of Angas Street and frontage is 20 yards. Three shops in this row include Harry Lyons Signs Limited, Court Cafe Fish and Grills, and Jones Squash and Ice Cream Parlour

St. Luke's Church, Adelaide

c. 1870, Photograph, B 1026

St. Luke's Church viewed from Whitmore Square, Adelaide. St. Luke's Church is 46 yards north of Sturt Street, frontage is 17 yards. This photo is probably part of a series by Henry Jones.

Halifax Street

State Library of South Australia, 1955, Photograph, B 13470

Halifax Street, south side, August 26th 1955, right side of centre cottage is 20 1/4 yards east of Symonds Place, frontage is 8.5 yards. A new front was subsequently added to this cottage see B 13843 which was taken in January, 1957. The building on the left was the converted cottage premises of AJ Jones, artificial limb maker established in 1925

Halifax Street, Adelaide

State Library of South Australia, c. 1939, Photograph, B 8173

[General description] This converted cottage is the premises of A.J. Jones, artificial limb maker. [On back of photograph] 'Acre 563 / Halifax Street, south side / April 7th 1939 / The centre building was formerly a cottage and was converted into business premises before a photograph could be taken / The right side of centre building is 30 yards east of Symonds Place and frontage is 11 yards'.

Gilles Street, Adelaide

1965, Photograph, B 15920

[General description] This collection of buildings are warehouses associated with Charles Birks' department store. At this time David Jones has taken over Birks (since 1954). Two Holden cars are parked in the street: An FX model with a (partially obscured) FJ parked behind it. [On back of photograph] 'Gilles Street, north side / 2nd April 1965 / Right side of the building abuts Symonds place / Frontage of site is 21 yards'

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