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Pulley mechanism in shed
Detail of the pulley mechanism used in a warehouse. See PRG 280/1/45/26 for wider view.
Rifle shooters
A group of men identified as rifle shooters. The man seated on the ground at the front wearing the light coloured coat is Mr G. E. (George Edward) Holliday who was one of the founding members of the Adelaide Rifle Club (information supplied by a researcher). George Holliday is also pictured in PRG 280/1/42/60.
Boy Scouts rally
View of a Boy Scout rally on Jubilee Oval in Adelaide. See also PRG 280/1/45/92.
Earl and Countess of Harrowby
A group of people at the Adelaide Railway Station, identified as 'Earl & Countess Harroby [sic] at R.S. Club with Col. Butler & others'. See also PRG 280/1/45/117.
Part of the grandstand at Adelaide Oval
Part of the grandstand at Adelaide Oval with a large audience waiting for the start of events.
Members of a cricket team representing Adelaide University
The Adelaide University cricket team which played the Melbourne University cricket team [shown in PRG 280/1/26/176] in February 1920. The names are [back row l to r] LHB Thomas (umpire), CG Evans, H Treloar, TD Finey, GM Hone, AH White, HG Prest, KH Quist (umpire) [front row l to r] LV Pellew, GE Jose, DM Steele (captain), CE Pellew, HM Fisher.
Members of the Melbourne University cricket team
Members of the Melbourne University cricket team photographed outside a building during a visit to Adelaide in February, 1920. According to a researcher the men are, from left to right rear; L.V. Darby, L.C. Calvert, A.E Kelso, J. Shelton, Clifford Craig, G. Boileau, W.F. Sutherland. Left to right front; R.F. May, N.F. Freemantle, L.F. Freemantle (captain), Mr O'Brien (manager), J O'Hara, R.C. Heatley.
Sir Archibald Weigall at Mitcham army camp
Sir Archibald Weigall, Governor of South Australia addressing the troops at Mitcham army camp, with Brigadier Antill [right in photo]. Two civilian men standing in the background are taking notes, possibly reporters. [See also PRG 280/1/39/289.]
A.H. Peake with members of the Cheer Up Society in Adelaide
A.H. Peake, Premier of South Australia sitting third from the left with members of the Cheer Up Society, co-founders Mrs. Seager and Sir William Sowden sit either side of him; A.S. Blackburn, V.C. sits second from the right next to Captain Bracegirdle, district naval officer in Adelaide.
Shipping at Outer Harbor, South Australia
Distant view of shipping, both sail and steam at Outer Harbor, South Australia.
The Glenelg train pulled by locomotive P 123 in King William Street.
A train pulled by locomotive P 123 in King William Street, Adelaide, between Victoria Square and the intersection with Wright and Carrington Streets. According to a researcher, the train stopped coming up King William Street in May 1914.
Sir Archibald Weigall at Terowie railway station
Sir Archibald Weigall, the newly appointed Governor of South Australia sitting with Lady Weigall and their daughter Priscilla on Terowie railway station platform during the journey to Adelaide on the East West Express train in June 1920.
Formation of a new reservoir in South Australia
Steep banks forming the foundation of a new reservoir in South Australia; two men can be seen working with stone in the foreground, exact location not known.
South Australian family group
A family group of a husband and wife with their six children photographed in a garden; names not known.
Sir George Murray attending an Opening of Parliament, Adelaide
Sir George Murray, Lieutenant Governor of South Australia saluting outside the Legislative Council building, North Terrace, Adelaide during ceremonies associated with the Opening of Parliament.
Sailing ships at Port Adelaide
Sailing ships on the north side of Robinson Bridge in the South Australian Company's basin, Port Adelaide.
Sailing ships at Port Adelaide
Sailing ships on the north side of Robinson Bridge in the South Australian Company's Basin, Port Adelaide.
Sailing ships at Port Adelaide
Sailing ships on the north side of Robinson Bridge in the South Australia Company's Basin, Port Adelaide.
Sailing ships at Port Adelaide
Sailing ships on the north side of Robinson Bridge in the South Australia Company's Basin, Port Adelaide.
Sir Archibald Weigall at a military inspection
Sir Archibald Weigall, Governor of South Australia, accompanied by Brigadier Antill, Commandant of South Australian forces carrying out a military inspection at Mitcham army camp. See PRG 280/1/22/52 for another photo taken at almost the same time.
Bush dentist at Alice Springs
A bush dentist inspecting the teeth of a man who sits on a wooden chair outside a dwelling at Alice Springs, Northern Territory.
Wedding group outside 'Dimora', East Terrace, Adelaide
A large group of wedding guests surrounding the bride and groom, Miss Ursula Lloyd and Mr. Lance Hargrave outside 'Dimora' a residence on East Terrace, Adelaide; the bride is the great-grand-daughter of Sir John Morphett and Sir Henry Ayers.
A man identified as Mr. Verco, pastoralist
Studio view of a man wearing spectacles identified by Searcy as being 'Mr. Verco, a pastoralist'.
Members of the South Australian Police Band
Members of the South Australian Police Band photographed with their musical instruments in a parkland setting in Adelaide; names not known.
A man identified as Mr. Verco, pastoralist
Studio view of a man wearing spectacles identified by Searcy as being 'Mr. Verco', a pastoralist.
South Australian family group
A family group of a husband and wife with their six children photographed in a garden; names not known.
McCallum-Aunger transcontinetal motorists
Members of the McCallum-Aunger motor party from Adelaide to Darwin and back. In the first car were Murray Aunger at the wheel and Donald McCallum. In the second car were Hon. Thomas McCallum at the wheel and W.H. Crowder of the S.A. Lands Department. In the third car were Cyril Aunger at the wheel and Captain Samuel A. White, the well known ornithologist.
Scottish dancing team
A Scottish dancing team of two young girls, a boy, and a man wearing national costume photographed standing ready to dance around crossed swords which lie on the ground.
Scottish dancing team
A Scottish dancing team of two young girls, a boy, and a man wearing national costume photographed standing ready to dance around crossed swords which lie on the ground.
Naval officers from the French cruiser 'Victor Hugo'
Naval officers from the French cruiser 'Victor Hugo' photographed during a visit to South Australia; Lady Moulden sits second from the left next to Captain Leguerre wearing dress uniform and sword, Lewis Cohen, Mayor of Adelaide is on his left and Sir Frank Moulden, the previous Mayor, sits far right.