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Neeta landing on the Murray River, South Australia
Neeta landing stage on the Murray River, near Mannum, South Australia.
Pyap, on the Murray River, South Australia
Distant view of the settlement of Pyap, on the Murray River, west of Loxton, South Australia.
Moorook on the Murray River, South Australia
Distant view of Moorook, south of Kingston-on-Murray, South Australia.
Bowhill on the Murray River, South Australia
Distant view of Bowhill on the Murray River, east of Mannum, South Australia; a view from the river showing the wharf laden with sacks of wheat.
Kingston-on-Murray, South Australia
The site of Kingston-on-Murray, South Australia before settlement, with eucalyptus trees growing on the river flood plain.
A dredging machine on the Murray River
A dredging machine in operation on the Murray River, South Australia.
Derrick in use on the Murray River
A large derrick being used on the Murray River, South Australia, possibly for dredging.
Loxton, South Australia
Distant view across the Murray River of Loxton, South Australia.
Sheds and industry at Mannum
Sheds and an industrial complex for Mannum Quarry on the banks of the Murray River, South Australia.
South Australian businessmen
A group of South Australian businessmen photographed outside the Exhibition Hall, North Terrace, Adelaide; names not known.
South Australian charity collectors
Women and children charity collectors standing in front of a marquee; names not known.
Private Turner riding his horse
Private Turner mounted on his horse probably at Mitcham camp, South Australia.
A champion bulldog
A champion bulldog bitch at a dog show.
Adelaide Bowling Club
Spectators watching a lawn bowling competition at the Adelaide Bowling Club, South Australia.
A cottage in the country
A cottage set among trees in rural South Australia.
An interstate football match
An interstate football match held at Adelaide Oval: South Australia versus Victoria.
North Adelaide vs Port Adelaide football match
Players leaping for a mark at a football match between North Adelaide vs Port Adelaide in front of a large crowd at Adelaide Oval. Number 4 for North is L. Davies.
Boys jumping hurdles
Boys jumping hurdles in a college athletics competition.
Children's display at Adelaide Oval
Crowds watching a display by school children at Adelaide Oval, South Australia; groups of children wearing coloured dress have created a design of the Union Jack on the centre of the oval.
A steam-driven crane on rails
A steam-driven crane on rails at Poole and Steele's shipyard, Osborne. [Information provided by Phil Rickard]. Another researcher states that the crane was manufactured by John H. Wilson Co., Liverpool, probably prior to 1892.
Men cutting limestone
Men cutting Mount Gambier limestone with handsaws.
Crawford Vaughan at Adelaide Railway Station
A group of men, including the politician Crawford Vaughan, Premier of South Australia standing centre left, at Adelaide Railway Station.
The S.S.'Robbie Burns' at Cape Thevenard
The S.S.'Robbie Burns' at Cape Thevenard, South Australia.
Coastline at Second Valley
The coastline at Second Valley, South Australia; a stone causeway supporting a railway line is in the foreground.
Men picnicking at Second Valley
Men picnicking beneath cliffs at Second Valley next to a railway line.
Pruning grape vines
Men pruning grape vines in South Australia.
Football players on the field
Football players after the ball during a game in South Australia.
Office workers in Adelaide
Office workers at the Nestle and Anglo-Swiss Condensed Milk Company headquarters, Grenfell Street, Adelaide, South Australia.
Sir Henry Galway and Captain Harry Butler
The Governor, Sir Henry Galway, (left) and Harry Butler standing next to Butler's Avro 504K aircraft before a flight from Enfield airfield, South Australia, 3 February 1920.
Sir Henry Galway after a flight in Harry Butler's biplane
The Governor, Sir Henry Galway, is assisted out of Harry Butler's Avro 504K aircraft following a flight over Adelaide from Enfield airfield, South Australia, 3 February 1920.