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Kamahl at Woomera, South Australia
Gwyn Jones with Kamahl at Woomera, South Australia.
It Ain't Cricket
Duplicate typescript manuscript of the musical play 'It Ain't Cricket' written by Kerwin Maegraith in aid of Ernest Jones, Australia's first express bowler. The last page is a later reproduction from the original typescript. The first page is inscribed in pencil by the author, 'Rights reserved by Kerwin Maegraith. Advertiser Newspaper Ltd, Adelaide', and he has made some additions and corrections in pencil to the text. The satirical play, produced by Harold Gard, was based on the bodyline controversy of the 1932-33 England tour of Australia and featured among the cast cricketer Donald Bradman. During the performance Bradman batted a dozen tennis balls into the audience, signed by himself and Ernie Jones. The cast of international, interstate cricketers and professional actors performed at the Adelaide Theatre Royal for one night only, on Saturday 16 December 1933, in aid of the Ernest Jones Testimonial Fund.
Mount Barker Public School
[General description] Mount Barker Public School pupils are assembled outside the School. The Headmaster Mr. P.W. Jones is standing in the doorway of the building which is a square stone structure with a gable and verandah on one side. [On back of photograph] 'P.W. Jones' school in Hutchinson Street (opposite Masonic Temple), Mount BArker / About 1871 / Pres. by Mr. J.W. Walkom.'
Calvert Scientific Expedition
[On back of photograph] 'Calvert Scientific Exploring Expedition 1896-97. Left to right: A.T. Magarey, L.A. Wells, G.L. Jones, C.F. Wells and G.A. Keartland [General description] The group of men are posed for the photographer in a garden, two are seated, the others standing. Two of the men, Charles Wells and George Jones, died in the Western Australian desert whilst on this Expedition, trying to locate Joanna Spring which had been wrongly located on their map.
Woman on veranda at Drumcalpin
A young woman, believed to be Jane Jones, pictured on the western veranda of the house at Druncalpin. The house was built in 1900 for B.F. Jones, and was demolished in the late 1980s.
Young people at a tennis party
GENERAL: A group of young people enjoying refreshments during a tennis party held in the grounds of a large house in Adelaide; the man standing right handing a cup of tea to a girl is thought to be George Lindsay Jones.
World Red Cross Day Awards
Mr and Mrs Rhys Jones, Judith and Russell Baker.
Children's contribution to fund raising, World War I
An assembly of children in a school-yard bringing their tins of money collected for the War effort to a flag decorated dais, believed to be at Gawler school. Oliver David Jones (O.D. Jones), the principal of the Gawler school, stands by the podium. Four teachers are assisting the children.
Letter written to George Jones
Letter written by William Light from 'Gulf St Vincent, Lat.34.43 Long. 138.3'. Dated 22 November 1836 and sent to George Jones, Light writes about the site he has chosen for the new settlement and includes a sketch of the locality along with an enthusiastic description of the area. [George Jones, recipient of the letter, was an artist who painted Light's portrait in 1823].
Aerial photographs of the city of Charles Sturt: Pennington
Aerial views of Pennington, in the city of Charles Sturt, South Australia. See below for details.
Aerial photographs of the city of Charles Sturt: Hendon
Aerial views of Hendon, in the city of Charles Sturt, South Australia. See below for details.
Aerial photographs of the town of Gawler: Willaston
Aerial views of Willaston, in the town of Gawler, South Australia. See below for details.
Aerial photographs of the town of Gawler: Kudla
Aerial views of Kudla, in the town of Gawler, South Australia. See below for details.
Camel and Cart, Blinman
Camel and cart outside J.E. Jones' store, Blinman. Blinman is the highest surveyed town in South Australia. At the height of copper mining in the area the population rose to 2,000 people.
Camel carriage, Blinman
Mr. J. V. Whyte's camel in single harness outside J.E. Jones general store.
Cutana
Three men standing in a rough camp setting: Fred Dorman, Percy Fulton and 'Bill' Jones (with his bicycle).
Koalas, Kangaroo Island
Professor Wood Jones releasing the first Koalas introduced to Kangaroo Island: 1923.
Koalas, Kangaroo Island
Professor Wood Jones releasing the first Koalas introduced to Kangaroo Island: 1923.
Koalas, Kangaroo Island
Professor Wood Jones releasing the first Koalas introduced to Kangaroo Island: bears start climbing the tree.
Koalas, Kangaroo Island
Professor Wood Jones releasing the first Koalas introduced to Kangaroo Island.
Cottage, Goolwa
Cottage at Goolwa occupied by Thomas Jones, Superintendent of the Goolwa Tramway. This unusual stone cottage has three arch shaped wings leading from the main cottage. This resembles a tram shed with its curved roofs. A pretty gazebo stands in the garden.
Train passengers, Marree
Train passengers on the way to Oodnadatta. Left-right: J.Richards, Mrs. W. Hodson, A. Fogarty, Mrs. R. Butler, Mrs. Simpson, N. Jones.
Book Shop, Mount Gambier
W. R. Jones' Central Book Depot at Mount Gambier 1892-6; it later became Hill's Newsagency.
Building Centenary Tower
Building of the Mount Gambier Centenary tower. L- r : G. Jones; C. Hosking; E. Galway; S. Hosking.
Grave of C. F. Wells
Grave of Charles Frederick Wells and George Lindsay Jones at the North Road Cemetery who perished in the exploration of the North West of Australia in 1896. The monument was erected by the Royal National Geographic Society of Victoria . The two men perished in the desert in 1896 during the Calvert Expedition.
Commercial Hotel, Naracoorte
Commercial Hotel, Naracoorte. At the time the photograph was taken in 1875-77 William Jones was the proprietor of the Commerical Hotel in Naracoorte.
Race horse, Oodnadatta
Molly Breaden, Joe Breaden and Frank Jones with Les Jesser riding "Albarilda" at Oodnadatta.
Pinnaroo
Committee of Experts at Pinnaroo in 1903. They are, from left to right: J.C. Tucker; E.B. Jones; J. McColl; R. Marshall; G.K. Jenkins; W. Shannon.
Motorcyclists at Wayville
Irvine Jones and Jock Hollis at Speedway Royal, Wayville.
Reverend Graham Delbridge
Reverend Graham Delbridge with Reverend Tom Jones and Reverend Donald Brock.