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Town Council, Maitland
Members of the Maitland Council. Back row, left to right: ? ; Heath Major; Aaron Jarrett; T. Taylor; Dr Nicholls. Front row: W.H. Gratwick; J.O. Tiddy; H.G. Tossell.
Old Resident's Association
Members of the Mount Gambier Old Residents' Association. Back row, left to right: Jack Buchanan; H. Reeve; J. Nicholls; F. Crennen; G. Byrne;. Centre row: W.H. Clark; W. Bowman; J. McIntyre; J. Johnson; Neil McKinnon; J.H. Sheppard; E.J. Locke; A. Wedd; Don McArthur; Peter Hay. Sitting: Tom Bishop; J. Ablett; Edmond Croker; D. Williams; T. Preece; A. McArthur; Dr. Col MacDonald; J. Paris; J.C. Ruwoldt; - Thompson; Thomas Thompson.
School boys, Norton Summit
School boys from the Norton Summit School. First Row: Archie Moxham; Stan Makins; Pedler Pollard; Jack Mausolf; Max Playford; Pete Giles; Toof Jennings; Walt Pellen; Len Watkins; Dick Cowling; Con Smith; Bullocks Moxham. Second row: Frank Nicholls; Roy Watkins; Harry Slade; Kark; Smith; Drysdale Playford; Art Jennings; Joe Smith; Ray Pollard; Bako Branwell; Edg Flinn; Stan Smith; Eric Moulds. Third row: Perry; Ron Smith; Jarrah Wood; Frog Honner; Bob Giles; Tom Playford; Nif Mausolf; Bill Flinn; Roy Moulds; Harrold Moulds. Back Row: Lanbe Moulds; Chas Giles; Bill Cranwell; Len Branwell; Dod Moulds; Harry Pellew; Arnold Raymond; Bill Slade Vid Wightman; Mike Osborne.
'Bob, the railway dog' at Port Augusta
PORT AUGUSTA: 'Bob, the railway dog' sitting on top of the driver's car of a stationary locomotive at Port Augusta Railway yard, railway staff stand in a group alongside the vehicle. Left to right: C.E. Dench, G. Graham, T. Nicholls, G. Denham, Harrison or Spooner, ?, T. Stack, ?; on engine: Fred Lyons, J.W. Roberts.
King's Grammar School
Teachers & pupils of Kings Grammar School, George Street, Stepney. Back row: Holmes, Everard, Chrisp, Mules, Hargrave, Boys, Cotton. Second from back row: Haynes, Stevens, Sabine, Forwood, Hargrave, Bowden, Blades, Benham, Schrabel, Steele, Sewell. Middle row: Haynes, Welsh, Nicholls, Harvey, Moore, Lindsay, Stone, Hargrave, Steele, Everard. Second from front row: Swan, Ottoway, Swan, Stevens, Wyllie, Goode, Tilemann, Goode, Tilemann, unknown. Front row: Botting, Lindsay, Crozier, Harold, Berry, Benham, Trimmer, Sinclair.
Douglas Bruce
Douglas Bruce, formerly of H.M.C. Port Adelaide, arrived in South Australia on the "William Nichol" from Greenock via Dublin with Captain Elder on 27 June 1840. He worked for his brother Robert Bruce at his station "Wallelberdina" on the eastern shore of Lake Torrens. They had 25,000 sheep. Douglas died after a fall from a horse in 1873.
Agnes and Samuel Dodson
Ambrotype portrait of Agnes Kerr Dodson, nee Clark, and Samuel Dodson. They married in 1859. Agnes is wearing a bonnet and holding a parasol. In a brown leather case with a gilt metal frame. Samuel was a miller at Encounter Bay and died on 27 December 1867. Agnes married William Nicholls in 1874.
Hubert Frank Tripp.
Ephraim Tripp with his children Hubert Frank ('Skewy') Tripp with Florence Maud Tripp.
House of Assembly
Members of the House of Assembly.
House of Assembly Members
[General description] This is a compilation of small portraits of the House of Assembly Members for the 27th Parliament, elected 1930.
Wheat Board Football Club
Members of the S.A. Wheat Board Football Club, 1920. Front row: Whitehorn, O'Donnell, Parham (umpire), McDonald Jnr, McDonald Jnr, Byrne. Second row: Marks, Barker, Shelley, McDonald, Keough (captain), Vardon, Monteith, O'Grady, Gunn. Third row: Weston, Goode, Henderson, Francis, Linklater, Johnson, Morrison, Reynolds, Cox, Maley, Arthur. Back row: Mellor, Wilson, Nicholls, Blyth, Moore, Winterbottom, unknown, Cole, Sullivan, Benson.
St. Barnabas' College Group
St. Barnabas' College staff and students. Back row (left to right): J.Brodie, E.J.Bennett, R.O.Nichols, W.Warnes, D.M.Sutherland, W.D.G.Humphreys, G.F.Hewitson, K.A.Osborne, A.B.Williams. Front row: J.F.Blades, J.L.Wardman, J.Y.MacDonald, Rev. J.W.Clarke (tutor), Rev. J.W.Griffiths (warden), Rev. J.G.M.Gent (tutor), M.W.Ward, L.R.Lenthall, B.W.Brooker.
St. Barnabas' College Group
St. Barnabas' College staff and students L-r: Back: Rev. A.B.Williams; Rev.R.O.Nichols; L.G.Mauger; I.D.Stuart; Rev.W.H.Warnes; R.O.Herde; D.W.Brockhoff. Front: F.G.Hawkes; Rev.A.R.Bowens; Rev.J.W.Griffiths; Rev J.W.Clarke; Rev.N.Crawford.
Adelaide Hospital
[General description] The Board members are photographed outdoors in front of an ivy covered wall. [On back of photograph] 'Adelaide Hospital Board of Management, February 28th 1922. Photograph taken on the last day of meeting before its abolition. Board superseded by a smaller board. [Larger version has same information printed on mount of photo - date after each name is the date of appointment.] Back row (from left): J.P. Wilson (1918), E Frinsdorf (1913), W.D. Ponder (1919), F.W. Lundie (1916), Dr. W.T. Hayward, (1900), Hon. W. Morrow (1920), T.B. Merry (1910). Front row (from left: R.J. Champion (Secretary), Dr. R.S. Rogers, (Deputy Chairman, 1896), Mrs. E.W. Nicholls (1896), W.G. Coombs (Chairman, 1896), Mrs. E. Cullen (1896), Mrs. H. Edwards (1897), Dr. B.H. Morris (1921). Absent members: Dr. A.W. Hill (1896), W.A. Robinson (1898), T.A. Buttery (1919). Presented by Dr. R.S. Rogers'.
The "Loch Etive"
The 'Loch Etive'.
Members of the Tarlee Football Club
TARLEE: Members of the Tarlee Football Club and their supporters; the team were the Premiers of the Gilbert Football Association in 1925. Back row: J. Ramsay; G. Boxall; M. Pillar; R. Pillifeant; A. Wundersitz; F. Boxall; R. Murray; D. Hahesy; L. Tayler; E. Wundersitz; O. Kokegai; C. Pillifeant; ? Arthur. Second row: B. Altus; E. Wilson; ? Howard; L. Stribling; J. Kelly; C. Coombe; A. Langston; ? ; A. Clarke; ? Arthur; ? Arthur. Third row: W. Thomas; J. Pillifeant; J. Willis; O. Tayler; W. Branson; F. Whitlaw; D. Clarke; T. Ryan; R. Jackson; N. Nicholls; ? Luscombe. Front row: C. Jackson; J. Corey; F. Boxall; ? Coulter; R. Molineax; C. Stribling; C. Smith; W. Rohde; H. Luscombe; A. Thomas.
The Gaffney family at Eight Mile Creek
GENERAL: Members of the Gaffney family photographed at their Eight Mile Creek camp during a trip to Birdsville; the family nursemaid stands at the back of the car where Mrs Gaffney sits with a son and daughter, the young boy standing by the car is Jacky, Mr Gaffney stands with the family governess, right. A researcher has added that the car is a somewhat stripped down 1915 Ford Model T.
A car bogged in a sandhill
GENERAL: A car belonging to the Gaffney family bogged in a sandhill near New Well during their trip to Birdsville; Mr. Gaffney kneels by the car which has had brush wood placed beneath it as three women prepare to push the vehicle. A researcher has added that the car is a stripped down 1915 Ford Model T. This photograph is reproduced on Page 16 of 'The Mail' for Saturday May 13th, 1916. With the photograph is the story of the drive.
Dame Nellie Melba visiting Mrs. W.J. Cowell's home
GENERAL: Dame Nellie Melba being welcomed on a visit to Mrs W.J. Cowell's home. Left to right: Mrs. Cowell; Beverley Nicholls; Dame Nellie Melba: Lady Bridges.
State Officers of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union
GENERAL: State Officers of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union of South Australia. Left-right: Mrs. Hone; Mrs. Pengelley; Mrs. Edwards; Lady Holder; Miss Lockwood; Mrs. Nicholls.
Australian Woman's Christian Temperance Union convention
GENERAL: A group of fourteen delegates to the Australian Woman's Christian Temperance Union Convention, Brisbane 1912, who had been present at the first convention in Melbourne 1891. South Australian delegate Mrs. Everett is far right, back row. Mrs E.W. Nicholls is second from the left in the front row.
Woman's Christian Temperance Union members
GENERAL: Woman's Christian Temperance Union members in front of their headquarters in Adelaide. Back row, l-r: Miss Tupper; Mrs. Pengelley; Miss Lockwood; Mrs Edwards. Front row l-r: Mrs. Helen Barton; Mrs. Nicholls (President); Mrs Cooper.
Woman's Christian Temperance Union members
GENERAL: Large group of members of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union. The woman 4th from left, 2nd row is Mrs E.W. Nicholls; the woman 3rd from the right on the same row is possibly Mrs Edwards. The woman in the centre, front row, is Lady Holder.
Woman's Christian Temperance Union workers
GENERAL: Three associates in Woman's Christian Temperance Union work for many years. Back: Miss E. Gazard; front: Mrs. E.W. Nicholls (left) and Miss Lockwood.
Australian Federation of Women's Societies for Equal Citizenship
Delegates to the Australian Federation of Women's Societies for Equal Citizenship meeting in Adelaide, March 1924. Sitting left to right: Miss Marjorie King, W.A. (Hon. Secretary), Mrs Marguerite Dale (Women's League, N.S.W.), Mrs B.M. Rischbeith (President of the Federation and of Women's Service Guilds of W.A.), Mrs E.W. Nicholls, Adelaide (representing W.C.T.U. of N.S.W. and Women's Non-Party Political League, Tasmania), Mrs J. Carlisle McDonnell (Women's Non-Party Association of South Australia). Standing left to right: Miss Blanche Stephens (Women's Non-Party Association), Mrs J.F. Cramp, Blackwood, (representing Women's Union of Service, N.S.W.), Mrs H.F. Bennett (Women's Union of Service N.S.W.), Mrs A.V. Roberts (Women's League N.S.W.) Mrs A.E. King (Women's Service Guilds, W.A.), Miss A.M. Moseley (Women's Non-Party Association of S.A.), Mrs A.L. Killicoat, Adelaide (representing Women's Union of Service, N.S.W.).
Crowds welcoming the 'Beatles' to Adelaide
Welcoming crowds watch a motorcade travelling along North Terrace, bringing the 'Beatles' to Adelaide on June 12, 1964. The members were John Lennon, Paul McCartney, George Harrison and Jimmy Nichol.
Clayton Church fete at Marryatville
MARRYATVILLE: The 'Bachelor's stall' at Clayton Church fete held at 'The Acacias', November 11th 1899. Sitting on the floor is Fred Cornell, others are ? Congrave; Arthur Whitlam; Howie Harris; Charles Leaver; John Nicholls.
Church officials at Hindmarsh
HINDMARSH: Church officials standing outside All Saints Church at Hindmarsh. Left to right: Rev. R.O. Heide; Rev. H.H. Hopton; Ven. T.T. Reed; Rev. R. Nicholls; R. Cummings; Rt. Rev; B.P. Robin; John Bradbrook; Rev. Canon H.P. Finnis; Very Rev. D. Jose; Rev. W.C. Carey(?).
Setting up for 'Son et Lumiere'
Workmen setting up the 'Son et Lumiere' display (Jack and the beanstalk) on Public Library land as part of the Adelaide Festival of Arts program. Principal Librarian, Mr C. Brideson, and Chairman of the Sub-Committee for 'Son et Lumiere', Mr W. Nicholls, look on.
Queen's College students and staff
Students and staff of Queen's College, Barton Terrace, North Adelaide, 1928. FRONT ROW: D.C. Craven, John R. Jaques, Frederic A. Jaques, R.L. Wright, F.H. Stokes, M.E. Hillwood, K.B. McMichael, E.W. Drewer, J.I. Wilkinson, R.H. Bonython, I.L. Millingen, P.St.J. Makin, H.Rischbieth, J.S. Skipper, J.A. Dawborn, T.E. Dunstan, L.J. Tuit, P.F. Butler, C.H. Wright, R.H. Browne, D.R. Scammell. SECOND ROW: W.T.B. Wildash, R. Truscott, J.T. Ward, D.N.Bingley, J.E. Brocksopp, R.L. Odlum, E.G. Bonyton, L.H. Rye Esq., T.A. LeMessurier Esq., E.Stokes Esq (Headmaster), Miss M. Pickett, Miss N.M. Stow, R.L. Blades, J.L. Showell, C.R.Warwick, D.H. Botten, A.H. Jenkins, W.A. Gilbert, M.S. Ringwood. THIRD ROW: R.G. Holt, G.R.Smith, J.H. Newland, J.A. Bonnin, R.A. Burston, J.E. Dunstan, D.E. Osborne, R. Furness, W.J.Shaw, L. McBryde, M.D. Dawson, D.P. Mills, C.H. Cowell, W.F. Scammell, P.G. Anderson, O.R.M. Sidall, J. Lassock. FOURTH ROW: A.B. Smith, M.A. Boyce, W.S. Harvey, R. Woodhead, P.H.Samson, R.T. Jefferis, W.G. Jenkins, F.I. Showell, B.L. Jenkins, M.I. Saunders, H.J. Pope, M.S. Butler, J.A. Shaw, D.H. Pile. FIFTH ROW: E.A. Samson, H.S. Millingen, P.H. Stokes, A.P.Hillwood, M.B. Wills, J.A. Addison, S.V.B. Day, M.S. Esau, K.J. Apps, E.B. Povey, A.R.Tolmer, W.A.N. Wells, W.C.T. Chambers, R.E. Britten-Jones, J.S. Jeffries, C.K. Harvey, W.A.Nicholls, P.M. Nickolls. BACK ROW: H.deN. Lucas, G.A. Holt, G.H.M. Ralph, W.D.C. Povey, P.W. Verco, D.C. Thomson, M. Solomon; J.H. Hopkins, J.L.S. Kemball, J.W. Hursthouse, V.J. Odlum, L. Bonnin, B.J. Jacka, P.M. Laffer, J.B.W. Rischbieth, E.J. Adams, R.W. LeMessurier, M.D.Odlum. According to a researcher, there were two 'houses' at Queens' College - Linden and Hood. John Jaques and Frederic Jaques (front row) were the sons of Captain F.C.R. Jaques who had a flying business at Parafield under the name Jacques' Flying Services.