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Lion Timber Yards, Port Augusta

Lion Timber Yards, Port Augusta

View of R. Honey's 'Lion timber yards and steam saw mills, Tassie and Mackay Streets, Port Augusta'. It shows a timber storage shed, a horse and cart in front of another building, and a covered area with railway lines.

Page from the Port Augusta & Quorn Dispatch

Page from the Port Augusta & Quorn Dispatch

Facsimile of a front page from the 'Port Augusta and Quorn Dispatch' dated Friday, October 28th, 1892.

Port Augusta wharfs

Port Augusta wharfs

View of the Port Augusta wharves, with bags of wheat piled up, and a number of vessels tied up.

Roman Catholic Church, Port Augusta

Roman Catholic Church, Port Augusta

View of the Roman Catholic Church at Port Augusta.

Opening of the Beaton Memorial Fountain in Port Augusta

Opening of the Beaton Memorial Fountain in Port Augusta

Group of people gathered in a main street of Port Augusta to open the Beaton Memorial Fountain. The crowd is mostly made up of men in their hats and suits. Part of the street can be seen behind the group along with several carts. From handwriting on the back of the photo: "Opening memorial to Mr. Beaton Postmaster drinking fountain." The road is possibly Commercial Road.

Port Augusta from the west

Port Augusta from the west

View of the Port Augusta, with the caption 'Port Augusta from the West, 27 September 1884. Numbers across the top of the image identify building on the shore and ships in the harbour - they are: 1. Thunderbolt. 2. Peri. 3. J. Dunn & Co Mill. 4. Durisdein(?). 5. Jacobus Johannes. 6. Roman Catholic Church. 7. Oatlands. 8. Bank of South Australia. 9. Messrs Perrers & Barker's Brewery. 10. Capella. 11. Gooch & Haywards. 12. Prospero. 13. A.D. Tassie & Co. 14. Taylor's Hotel. 15. Great Northern Hotel. 16. SS Investigator. 17. Phillis. 18. Post Boy. 19. Young & Gordon. 20. Beltana. 21. Royal Hotel. 222. Custom House. 23. Joliba. 24. City of Adelaide. 25. SS Bengal. 26. Auckland. NOTE: the attached image shows the left hand side of the original - see B 6290/2 for the right hand side. This photograph taken in 1884 is in two parts and shows the ships at anchor in the port and the rail and jetty reaching out into the port. Wool bales, barrels and a horse and cart are on the water's edge amongst the mangroves.

Port Augusta from the west

Port Augusta from the west

View of the Port Augusta, with the caption 'Port Augusta from the West, 27 September 1884. Numbers across the top of the image identify building on the shore and ships in the harbour - they are: 1. Thunderbolt. 2. Peri. 3. J. Dunn & Co Mill. 4. Durisdein(?). 5. Jacobus Johannes. 6. Roman Catholic Church. 7. Oatlands. 8. Bank of South Australia. 9. Messrs Perrers & Barker's Brewery. 10. Capella. 11. Gooch & Haywards. 12. Prospero. 13. A.D. Tassie & Co. 14. Taylor's Hotel. 15. Great Northern Hotel. 16. SS Investigator. 17. Phillis. 18. Post Boy. 19. Young & Gordon. 20. Beltana. 21. Royal Hotel. 222. Custom House. 23. Joliba. 24. City of Adelaide. 25. SS Bengal. 26. Auckland. NOTE: the attached image shows the right hand side of the original - see B 6290/1 for the left hand side. This photograph taken in 1884 is in two parts and shows the ships at anchor in the port and the rail and jetty reaching out into the port. Wool bales, barrels and a horse and cart are on the water's edge amongst the mangroves.

The port at Port Augusta

The port at Port Augusta

Photograph of a view of the port at Port Augusta from across the water.

Power house site, Port Augusta

Power house site, Port Augusta

A group of three people look at the power station at Port Augusta, November 1950.

Power house site, Port Augusta

Power house site, Port Augusta

View of a crane at the power station at Port Augusta, November 1950.

John Dunn & Co. at Port Augusta

John Dunn & Co. at Port Augusta

View of the premises of John Dunn & Co, millers and grain merchants, showing a warehouse, mill and railway tracks coming up from the port.

Steamer at Port Augusta

Steamer at Port Augusta

View of the jetty at Port Augusta, with a number of ships alongside.

S.A. Brewing Company Ltd, Port Augusta

S.A. Brewing Company Ltd, Port Augusta

Port Augusta premises of S.A. Brewing Company Ltd. A horsedrawn wagon loaded with kegs is in front. This building was later owned by Crystal Cordial co. Ltd.

Port Augusta Hotel

Port Augusta Hotel

Port Augusta Hotel in 1882 standing in Commercial Road. This is the second establishment of the name Port Augusta, from 1982 the Commonwealth Bank occupied the site. The first licensee was Alexander MacKay from 1863-1877. At the time of this photograph the proprietor was John W Fitts.

Chemist's Shop, Port Augusta

Chemist's Shop, Port Augusta

Premises of Cobbins chemist and book seller shop in Port Augusta in 1880.

Port Augusta

Port Augusta

Commercial Road, Port Augusta. The tower of the Town Hall can be seen on the right side of Commercial Street. A wagon loaded with wool bales can be seen further down the street. Buildings to be seen include the family butcher, a boarding house, hotels and a draper shop

Town Hall, Port Augusta

Town Hall, Port Augusta

Town Hall is located on Commercial Road, Port Augusta.

Town Hall, Port Augusta

Town Hall, Port Augusta

Town Hall, Port Augusta.

Port Augusta

Port Augusta

Reaping with stripper machines, Port Augusta.

Port Augusta

Port Augusta

The first premises of Elder Smith & Co. at Port Augusta with horse drawn buggy.

Port Augusta Hotel

Port Augusta Hotel

Port Augusta Hotel, Commercial Road.

The Christ Church

The Christ Church

The altar area of Christ Church in Port Augusta West - original building.

Town Hall, Port Augusta

Town Hall, Port Augusta

Town Hall, Port Augusta.

Port Augusta

Port Augusta

Distant view of wharves and shipping at Port Augusta. Ship's masts and a collection of buildings can be seen near the wharf.

Railway station, Port Augusta

Railway station, Port Augusta

PORT AUGUSTA: Tassie Street railway station on the east west line at Port Augusta, South Australia.

Travelling evangelist near Port Augusta

Travelling evangelist near Port Augusta

PORT AUGUSTA: A travelling evangelist and a female companion photographed in their covered wagon pulled by a team of four donkeys; the cover of the wagon bears the words: 'The blood of Jesus Christ God's Son cleanseth us from all sin', and 'Pentecostal Mission Melbourne' is written on the side of the wagon.

Port Augusta, South Australia

Port Augusta, South Australia

PORT AUGUSTA: Distant view of part of Port Augusta in South Australia.

Mounted and foot policemen, at Port Augusta

Mounted and foot policemen, at Port Augusta

PORT AUGUSTA: Mounted and foot policemen standing on the steps of the Port Augusta courthouse. Front row, left to right: Frank Holmes; Cyril Trounson; Sgt. Gibbons; Sam Day; George Kearison. Back row: W.V. Vercoe; Mr Gilles (Clerk of Local Court); J. M. Beerworth; Martin Shea (Inspector's Clerk); James M. Kelly.

Arrival of first stock train at Port Augusta

Arrival of first stock train at Port Augusta

PORT AUGUSTA: Arrival of the first stock train from Western Australia, July 14, 1918.

Donkey team at Port Augusta

Donkey team at Port Augusta

PORT AUGUSTA: Donkey team pulling a large cart at Port Augusta.