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A young woman standing on a diving platform at Glenelg baths
A young woman standing on a diving platform at Glenelg baths.
A parade of mounted military marching past a large crowd near Adelaide
A parade of mounted military marching past a large crowd near Adelaide.
The SS "Karatta" leaving Hog Bay, Kangaroo Island
The SS "Karatta" at sea leaving Hog Bay, Penneshaw, Kangaroo Island. The ship was captained by Captain Pearson.
Cricketer demonstrating bowling style at the stumps
Cricketer thought to be Warwick Armstrong. A researcher has commented : This is not W. W. Armstrong, who was a right arm bowler. It is almost certainly P. C. Desmazeures, the South Australian cricketer.
Distant view taken at sea of the jetty at Murat Bay
Distant view taken at sea of the jetty at Murat Bay.
Close view of a cargo ship with cranes on board at the jetty, Murat Bay.
Close view of a cargo ship with cranes on board at the jetty, Murat Bay.
Colonel William Light as a young man
Colonel William Light as a young man, described as the 'founder of Adelaide'; a reproduction of a head and shoulder sketch.
A large group of children paddling and standing on a beach
A large group of children paddling and standing on a beach; a few are in the sea at the water's edge but most are fully clothed with bare feet.
Rubble being emptied from a grabber working from a ship into a truck
Rubble being emptied from a grabber working from a ship into a truck, four men supervise the work.
A parade of mounted military personnel with three motor vehicles marching past a large crowd near Adelaide
A parade of mounted military personnel with three motor vehicles, possibly ambulances, marching past a large crowd near Adelaide.
Three women sit at a table with a top hatted man
A garden party scene: three women sit at a table with a top hatted man identified as George Reid, Secretary of the Police Department, Adelaide.
A Chinese man identified as Aleck King of Caltowie
A Chinese man identified as Aleck King of Caltowie who had lived in South Australia for sixty-one years, had been naturalised for forty years, and was returning to China for a visit.
Members of the Royal Naval Reserve band at Semaphore
Members of the Royal Naval Reserve band at Semaphore; they are wearing white summer uniforms and carrying their brass instruments. The two storey building behind was Richard Jagoe's home on the corner of the Esplanade and Newman Street.
Partial view of a man smoking a pipe
Partial view of a man smoking a pipe identified as Captain Arnold of the River Murray.
The SS "Conqueror" in a calm sea
The SS "Conqueror" in a calm sea.
Two uniformed soldiers supporting a third who has a heavily bandaged foot
Two uniformed soldiers supporting a third who has a heavily bandaged foot, described as a returned soldier.
A seascape and distant view at Cape Thevenard
A seascape and distant view at Cape Thevenard.
Three men talking at the races
Three men talking at the races, one identified as Dr. Lynch.
The Wonga Shoal lighthouse
The Wonga Shoal lighthouse, later destroyed by ramming from the vessel "Dimsdale" in 1912.
S.S. Sorata on rocks
Built in Glasgow in 1872 the Orient Line S.S. Sorata sailing from Port Adelaide to Melbourne under the command of Osbertus Graham Fowler ran onto rocks south of Cape Jervis on the evening of the 3rd September 1880. All her 368 passengers were transhipped to steam tugs, &c., and sent back to Port Adelaide; and nearly all of her cargo was saved, although some of it was considerably damaged. She remained on the rocks until 13 November, when she was removed and towed back to Port Adelaide.
Partial view of the Dimsdale
Partial view of the Dimsdale', the sailing ship that rammed the Wonga Shoal lighthouse in 1912.
John Bagot Labatt
John Bagot Labatt, associated with the Harbors development in South Australia, seated at his desk.
Studio view of an unidentified young man seated on a chair
Studio view of an unidentified young man seated on a chair.
The sailing ship 'Dimsdale' anchored at sea
The sailing ship 'Dimsdale' anchored at sea after the destruction of the Wonga Shoal lighthouse at Port Adelaide in 1912.
Sailing vessels at Birkenhead wharf, Port Adelaide
Sailing vessels at Birkenhead wharf, Port Adelaide in November 1917.
Shipping at Port Adelaide
A panoramic view of shipping anchored in Port Adelaide river in 1873.
A young horse called "Molly"
A young horse called "Molly" bought for use on Neptune Island to replace a donkey that had died through eating too many mutton birds.
Hazel Alice Robertson
Waitress Hazel Alice Robertson of Stanley Street, Kilkenny, was one of six people who died of burns from a fire at the Collings and Green Fish Cafe at 192 King William Street, Adelaide on 23 March 1920. Two views.
A small crowd watching the effects of high seas in a storm at Brighton jetty
A small crowd watching the effects of high seas in a storm at Brighton jetty.
A derailed goods train in South Australia
A 3'6" derailed goods train in South Australia, location unknown.