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University of Adelaide rowing representatives
A group of South Australian men described as being the University of Adelaide rowing representatives.
Temperance society picnic
A group of South Australian adults and children at a 'Sons and Daughters of Temperance' picnic; banners from the various divisions listing 'Star of the East', 'Sons & Daughters' and 'Rose of Parkside' sections are held in the background.
American delegates of a Friendly Society
American delegates of Independent Order of Oddfellows' Friendly Society at a South Australian location, possibly outside Pilgrim Church, Flinders Street, Adelaide.
Children riding in a horse drawn vehicle
A group of young children and their teachers on an excursion in a horse-drawn vehicle travelling along North Terrace, Adelaide, South Australia; possibly from the Grey Ward Kindergarten.
A group of old South Australian colonists
A group of old men described as South Australian colonists; names not known.
Crowds awaiting election results, Adelaide, South Australia
Crowds awaiting election results late at night in Grenfell Street, Adelaide, South Australia.
Residents of Millbrook, South Australia
A group of male residents from the township of Millbrook, South Australia photographed outside the newly built public hall; names not known.
Hardware Men's Picnic, Belair, South Australia
The committee members at the Hardware Men's Picnic, National Park, Belair, South Australia; names not known.
Spectators at a cricket match, Adelaide, South Australia
Close view of spectators watching a test cricket match from the grandstand at Adelaide Oval.
New hall at Millbrook, South Australia
Local residents standing in front of the new Public Hall at Millbrook, South Australia during the opening of the building.
Residents of Birdwood, South Australia
A group of men assembled beneath the wrought-iron verandah of the Blumberg Hotel at Birdwood, South Australia.
Adults and children at a South Australian picnic
A large group of adults and children attending a picnic at the Botanic Park, Adelaide.
Spectators at an Adelaide test cricket match
Close view of spectators watching a test cricket match from the grandstand at Adelaide Oval, South Australia.
Residents of Clarendon, South Australia
Original photograph taken by W.S. Smith and published in the Observer newspaper, 9 March 1912, page 32 under the captions, "Veterans All!" and "Group of old residents of Clarendon". The eight old male residents are unidentified, but the gentleman seated front centre (not holding a hat) is Thomas Shipway, Clarendon blacksmith.
Spectators at Adelaide Oval
Fashionably dressed women watching the third test match between Australia and England from the grandstand at Adelaide Oval, South Australia, January 1912.
Men at Jubilee Oval, Adelaide, South Australia
A large group of men in front of the grandstands at Jubilee Oval, Adelaide, South Australia.
A crowd at the Jubilee Oval, Adelaide
A crowd of spectators seated in the grandstands at Jubilee Oval, Adelaide, South Australia.
Cricket spectators at the Adelaide Oval
Spectators at Adelaide Oval, South Australia, watching the test match between Australia and England.
The Irish pipe band, Adelaide
Members of the Irish pipe band, Adelaide, South Australia; names not known.
A group of South Australian men
A studio view of South Australian men; names not known.
Members of a dog show committee
The committee members of the South Australian Pomeranian dog show.
Spectators and players at a cricket match, Adelaide
Close view of spectators seated in the Smoker's Reserve grandstand at a cricket match, Adelaide Oval, South Australia; the onlookers in the front rows include members of a cricket team. The match is probably the 1911-1912 Adelaide Test match between England and Australia. Front row l to r - C. Hill, J.N. Crawford (the former English cricketer who was with South Australia at the time), F.T. Hack (the South Australian cricketer), C. Kelleway, T. Pawley (M.C.C. / English manager). Second row from front l. to r. - unknown, J. Vine (English 12th man), V.S. Ransford, A. Cotter, H. Carter. Third row from front l. to right, starting from the player in the boater behind Ransford - W. Bardsley, C.G. Macartney (Australian 12th man), unknown, W.J. Whitty (in civvies. He didn't play in this match). The missing Australians (two of whom would be batting) are therefore H.V. Hordern, W.W. Armstrong, V.T. Trumper, R.B. Minnett and T.J. Matthews.
South Australian men at a memorial dinner
A group of South Australian men at a memorial dinner.
A crowd of men leaving a function
A crowd of men leaving a venue, possibly a sporting function held in South Australia.
William and Betsy Moulds' Golden wedding celebrations at Uraidla
William Moulds and Elizabeth (Betsy) Moulds (nee Spencer) seated in the centre, surrounded by their 11 children with their husbands and wives, and 34 grandchildren, in a marquee at their home 'Woodlands' at Uraidla, South Australia. They are celebrating their golden wedding anniversary. A researcher has identified the following family members: third daughter Vera Eleanor (1893-1975) is sitting at the extreme left holding an infant; standing from the right of the decorated pole are second daughter Esther May, 1891-1984; her uncle George Moulds; an unidentified woman; eldest daughter Beatrice Alice, later Rother, 1889-1980, (in white); granddaughter Betsy Spencer. later Badenoch, 1896-1979; daughter-in-law Eleanor Louisa, nee Rowland, 1865-1949, (dark dress); and eldest son William Robert, 1864-1955, (prominent white collar).
A group of people at the Jubilee Oval
A group in front of the grandstand at the Jubilee Oval, Adelaide, South Australia; names and purpose unknown, possibly a sporting event.
Amateur tennis players
A group of South Australian tennis players, members of the Willunga and Kangarilla tennis clubs; names not known.
Spectators at Adelaide Oval
Women watching the third test match between Australia and England from the grandstand at Adelaide Oval, South Australia, January 1912.
Spectators at a test cricket match, Adelaide Oval
Spectators watching a test cricket match from the grandstand, Adelaide Oval, South Australia.
Sir Day Bosanquet at the Adelaide Show
Sir Day Bosanquet, Governor of South Australia, sitting centre front row with a large group of men at the Adelaide Show.