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Army recruits on parade
New army recruits standing in lines on Jubilee Oval behind a group of regular army officers. This is actually the right half of a larger photo which was published in 'The Observer', 21 August 1915, page 17, under the heading 'Two thousand recruits', and with the caption 'This panorama picture was taken at Jubilee Oval, which is now being used entirely for military purposes, all sport and the Spring Show having had to give way to the great cause'. Standing in front are (from left): Lieut. A.R. Creswick (Camp Orderly Officer); Lieut. C.C. Tucker (Adjutant); unknown; Capt. J.R. Borrow (second in command, on horse); unknown.
Medal presentation ceremony in South Australia
Sir Henry Galway, Governor of South Australia dressed in army uniform conducting a medal presentation ceremony; he is seen pinning an award on to the jacket of a man in civilian dress watched by others wearing uniform. (The recipient is also pictured in PRG 280/1/15/818 and is either A. Schofield, T.S. Loxton, R.W. Lawson, O.E. Winter or B.L. Woods.)Possibly taken on the same day as PRG 280/1/15/818 which shows the medal recipients after the ceremony, and quotes the detailed caption that appeared in 'The Observer', 25 January 1919, page 25. See also PRG 280/1/15/590, PRG 280/1/15/591, PRG 280/1/15/592 and PRG 280/1/15/593.
Governor of South Australia attending a medal presentation ceremony
Sir Henry Galway, Governor of South Australia wearing the uniform of an army officer presenting medals to military personnel at a outdoor ceremony (officer is believed to be Lieutenant Colonel Thomas Hancock of the 23rd Light Horse Regiment). Possibly taken on the same day as PRG 280/1/15/818 which shows the medal recipients after the ceremony, and quotes the detailed caption that appeared in 'The Observer', 25 January 1919, page 25. See also PRG 280/1/15/67, PRG 280/1/15/590, PRG 280/1/15/592 and PRG 280/1/15/593.
Governor of South Australia attending a medal presentation ceremony
Sir Henry Galway, Governor of South Australia wearing the uniform of an army officer presenting medals to military personnel at a outdoor ceremony. Possibly taken on the same day as PRG 280/1/15/818 which shows the medal recipients after the ceremony, and quotes the detailed caption that appeared in 'The Observer', 25 January 1919, page 25. See also PRG 280/1/15/67, PRG 280/1/15/590, PRG 280/1/15/591 and PRG 280/1/15/593.
Sir Henry Galway presenting the D.S.O. to Colonel S. Price Weir
Sir Henry Galway, Governor of South Australia, presenting the D.S.O. to Colonel S. Price Weir D.S.O. V.D., commander 10th Battalion 1914 to 1916, at Keswick Barracks on Wednesday 15 January 1919. Possibly taken on the same day as PRG 280/1/15/818 which shows the medal recipients after the ceremony, and quotes the detailed caption that appeared in 'The Observer', 25 January 1919, page 25. See also PRG 280/1/15/67, PRG 280/1/15/590, PRG 280/1/15/591 and PRG 280/1/15/592.
Headquarters staff at Exhibition Camp.
South Australian army officers during World War I outside quarters. This photo was published in 'The Observer', Saturday 28 August 1915, page 28, under the general heading 'Responded to the call - recruiting and military camps'. The caption under the photo reads: 'Headquarters staff at Exhibition Camp: - Back Row Lieut. H. K. Bews (Quartermaster), Lieut. A.A. Scarfe (Orderly Officer), 8th Light Horse, Lieut. C.C. Tucker (Adjutant), Lieut. Knowles (Army Service Corps). Front Row - Lieut. A.R. Creswick (Camp Orderly Officer), Capt. J.R. Borrow (second in command); Lieut.-Col. T. Hancock, Brigade Major (Camp Commandant), Capt. J.B. McGlashan (Army Medical Corps)'. [Duplicate of PRG 280/1/15/155.]
Governor of South Australia attending a medal presentation ceremony
Sir Henry Galway, Governor of South Australia wearing the uniform of an army officer presenting medals to military personnel at a outdoor ceremony. Possibly taken on the same day as PRG 280/1/15/818 which shows the medal recipients after the ceremony, and quotes the detailed caption that appeared in 'The Observer', 25 January 1919, page 25. See also PRG 280/1/15/67, PRG 280/1/15/591, PRG 280/1/15/592 and PRG 280/1/15/593.
Waikerie during the 1917 flood
View over Waikerie from town water tower, during 1917 flood, showing the Murray River on the right.
Army recruits having a meal at their first camp
World War I army recruits still wearing civilian clothing sitting on and in front of a grandstand enjoying a meal at their first camp at Jubilee Oval, Adelaide. For related photos see PRG 280/1/18/30, PRG 280/1/9/151, PRG 280/1/17/132 and PRG 280/1/9/120.
Wattle Day celebrations
Sir William Sowden, a vice-President of the Wattle Day League and editor of The Register newspaper, addressing the crowd at the Rotunda, Elder Park, on Wattle Day, Saturday 31 August 1912. The building in the background is the Sir Edwin Smith kiosk.
Wattle Day celebrations
Frederick Young, Commissioner of Crown Lands and House of Assembly Member for Wooroora, addressing the crowd at the Rotunda, Elder Park, on Wattle Day, Saturday 31 August 1912. The building in the background is the Sir Edwin Smith kiosk.
Wattle Day celebrations
Sir Day Bosanquet, Governor of South Australia, addressing the crowd at the Rotunda, Elder Park, on Wattle Day, Saturday 31 August 1912. The building in the background is the Sir Edwin Smith kiosk.
Wattle Day celebrations
C.E. Owen Smyth, Superintendent of Public Buildings, addressing the crowd at the Rotunda, Elder Park, on Wattle Day, Saturday 31 August 1912. The building in the background is the Sir Edwin Smith kiosk.
Wattle Day celebrations
Three young women carrying trays with sprays of wattle to sell in Adelaide on Wattle Day, 31 August 1912.
A large group of South Australian army recruits
A large group of South Australian men thought to be new army recruits at Jubilee Oval, Adelaide. For related photos see PRG 280/1/18/30, PRG 280/1/39/33, PRG 280/1/9/151 and PRG 280/1/9/120.
New army recruits at Jubilee Oval, Adelaide
New army recruits who are still wearing their civilian clothes sitting on a bank at Jubilee Oval, Adelaide, where they have been taken for their initial training for service in World War I. For related photos see PRG 280/1/39/33, PRG 280/1/9/151, PRG 280/1/17/132 and PRG 280/1/9/120.
Australian military staff instructors
A large group of Australian military officers, described as the instructional staff of the Federal City Forces; most names not known. The following have been identified in the front row: Colonel Goghill second from left (see also PRG 280/1/8/436]; Connor third from right; F.M. Lorenzo 8th from right; Colonel Dean 9th from right; Colonel F.J.D. Darvall 10th from right; and T. Hancock 11th from right. The man fifth from right also appears in PRG 280/1/42/114 and the man 6th from right also appears in PRG 280/1/39/182. A researcher has suggested that the small group that appears in PRG 280/1/42/114 and this photo appear to have been taken at the same time at the Jubilee (ie Exhibition) Oval during the later years of WWI. It is possible that the small group is the local staff and the large includes staff from HQ at Keswick.
New recruits for the Light Horse
New recruits at Jubilee Oval, Adelaide,about to undergo military training as soldiers of the Light Horse Regiment during World War I. For related photos see PRG 280/1/18/30, PRG 280/1/39/33, PRG 280/1/17/132 and PRG 280/1/9/120.
Waikerie during the 1917 flood
View over Waikerie from town water tower, during 1917 flood, showing building in progress in the town.
Waikerie during the 1917 flood
View over Waikerie from town water tower, during 1917 flood, showing the river on the right.
Waikerie during the 1917 flood
View over Waikerie from town water tower, during 1917 flood, showing building in progress in the town.
South Australian cricket team.
The South Australian cricket team that played a four day match against the Marylebone Cricket Club in Adelaide in March 1921. Marylebone Cricket Club won the match by an innings and 63 runs. Back row L-R: Sydney W. Smith (umpire) Laurence Power, Albert Ambler, Arthur Richardson, John Murray, Eustace Loveridge, McKenzie (12th man), Gordon Harris, George A. Hele (umpire). Front row L-R: Gilbert Jose, Percy Rundell, Andrew Smith (captain), Robert Moroney, Norman Williams. Adams (scorer). [also at PRG 280/1/28/342 and PRG 280/1/21/77].
Sir Archibald Weigall on Wattle Day in South Australia
Sir Archibald Weigall, Governor of South Australia, walking with his daughter, Priscilla, and Sir William Sowden, editor of the 'Register' newspaper, between an escort of Boy Scouts, after a Wattle day ceremony conducted at Gallipoli Grove, South Parklands, Adelaide, on 4 September 1920.
South Australian cricket team
The South Australian cricket team that played a four day match against the Marylebone Cricket Club in Adelaide in March 1921. Marylebone Cricket Club won the match by an innings and 63 runs. Back row L-R: Sydney W. Smith (umpire) Laurence Power, Albert Ambler, Arthur Richardson, John Murray, Eustace Loveridge, McKenzie (12th man), Gordon Harris, George A. Hele (umpire). Front row L-R: Gilbert Jose, Percy Rundell, Andrew Smith (captain), Robert Moroney, Norman Williams. Adams (scorer). [also at PRG 280/1/21/77 and PRG 280/1/21/111].
South Australian cricket team.
The South Australian cricket team that played a four day match against the Marylebone Cricket Club in Adelaide in March 1921. Marylebone Cricket Club won the match by an innings and 63 runs. Back row L-R: Sydney W. Smith (umpire) Laurence Power, Albert Ambler, Arthur Richardson, John Murray, Eustace Loveridge, McKenzie (12th man), Gordon Harris, George A. Hele (umpire). Front row L-R: Gilbert Jose, Percy Rundell, Andrew Smith (captain), Robert Moroney, Norman Williams. Adams (scorer). [also at PRG 280/1/28/342 and PRG 280/1/21/111].
Sir Archibald Weigall at Wattle Day ceremony
Sir Archibald Weigall, Governor of South Australia walking with his daughter, Priscilla, between an escort of Boy Scouts after a Wattle day ceremony conducted at Gallipoli Grove, South Parklands, Adelaide, on 4 September 1920.
Waikerie during the 1917 flood
View over Waikerie from town water tower, during 1917 flood, showing the Murray River on the right.
Waikerie during the 1917 flood
View over Waikerie from town water tower, during 1917 flood, showing the Murray River on the right.
SS Governor Musgrave
A 144 steam locomotive being lifted by crane on to the deck of the 'Governor Musgrave' at Port Pirie for transportation to Port Germein for use on the jetty as the jetty shunter. One of a series of four views (PRG 280/1/5/136 - PRG 280/1/5/139) showing preparation, lifting, and the successful conclusion.
SS Governor Musgrave
A 144 steam locomotive being lifted by crane on to the deck of the 'Governor Musgrave' at Port Pirie for transportation to Port Germein for use on the jetty as the jetty shunter. One of a series of four views (PRG 280/1/5/136 - PRG 280/1/5/139) showing preparation, lifting, and the successful conclusion.