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Cattle in the north of South Australia
Distant view of cattle grazing on the barren pasture of the far north of South Australia.
Camels pulling a wood cart
A team of twelve camels pulling a large wood cart near Mirra Mitta in the far north of South Australia.
Farm buildings in South Australia
Distant view of farm buildings in South Australia; exact location not known.
Sir George Le Hunte at Fowlers Bay
Distant view of Sir George Le Hunte, Governor of South Australia, and members of the Marine Board being welcomed after their arrival at Fowlers Bay on the west coast.
Sir Ross Smith's funeral
A large crowd of spectators attending the burial of Sir Ross Smith during his funeral at North Road Cemetery, Nailsworth, South Australia.
Golden wedding family group
Golden wedding celebration family group thought to be for Mr.and Mrs Davey of Prospect, South Australia.
Two Aboriginal messengers on Melville Island
Two Aboriginal men carrying message sticks after setting out to summon members of distant tribes to initiation ceremonies on Melville Island, Northern territory.
Sir Henry Galway with Lord Jellicoe
Sir Henry Galway, Governor of South Australia standing with Lord Jellicoe outside Government House during the naval hero's visit to South Australia.
The Governor and members of the legal profession attending a church service
Sir Day Bosanquet, Governor of South Australia attending a church service for the legal profession at St.Francis Xavier's Cathedral, Wakefield Street, Adelaide; members of the clergy can be seen at the altar and in the Sanctuary.
Crowd waiting in the rain
A crowd gathered outside a small, ivy covered stone building on a rainy day, possibly an entrance to a secure building (a high stone wall adjoins the building).
Sir Henry Galway
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.
Demolition of building
View (looking west north west) from the site of a partially demolished building on the corner of Grenfell and King William Streets, to make way for the erection of the Temperance and General Mutual Life Assurance Society Ltd premises. The Bank of Australasia building can be seen diagonally opposite on the north corner of Currie Street and King William Street. The Bank of Adelaide is on the south corner of Currie Street and King William Street.
Daisy Bates with Aboriginal warriors
Daisy Bates kneeling in the centre of a group of Aboriginal warriors who are holding long spears; location unknown but possibly near Ooldea where Daisy Bates lived from 1918 for sixteen years.
Men in a wheat field at Booborowie, South Australia
A line of men standing in a wheat field where the grain reaches as high as their chests at Booborowie in South Australia.
Long Plains railway opening day
View of a crowd near a train attending the official opening of the Long Plains line in South Australia on 20 April 1917.
New Institute building at Booborowie
Five cars parked outside the new premises of the Institute at Booborowie in South Australia.
The Booborowie Hotel in South Australia
A large group of men and parked motor cars outside the Booborowie Hotel in South Australia.
Port Lincoln Post office and Institute
Two men talking beside a horse and cart outside the Port Lincoln Post office and Institute.
Colonel Rowell of the South Australian military forces
Colonel James Rowell of the South Australian military forces. This photo appeared in 'The Observer', Saturday 29 April 1905, page 23 under the general heading 'Our soldiers in encampment at Oaklands' and with the caption 'The Camp Commandant (Col. Rowell, C.B.)'.
Government House, Darwin
View of Government House, Darwin.
Major William de Passey and Lt. Roy de Passey
Lieutenant Roy de Passey 3rd Tunnelling Coy, standing behind Major William de Passey, taken in the garden of William and Louisa de Passey in Kent Street, Adelaide.
Officers and men who received war decorations
"Several South Australians at the Keswick Barracks on January 15 were presented with the war and other decorations. The recipients were:- Distinguised Service Order, Col. Stanley Price Weir, D.S.O. V.D.(seated centre), commanding 19th Infantry Brigade. Colonial Auxiliary Forces Officers' Decoration, Lieut. Col. Thomas Hancock, V.D. (seated left), 23rd Light Horse Regiment. Croix de Guerre conferred by His Majesty the King of the Belgians for distinguished services rendered during the course of the campaign: 880 Company Sgt. Major J.L. Carey, 7th Battalion (standing left); 3013 Pte. A.H. Barrey, 27th Battalion. Military Medals awarded for bravery in the field: Second Lieut. W.A. Harry, 6th Field Artillery Brigade (seated right); 189 Sgt. A. Schofield, 12th Machine Gun Company; 4164 Cpl. T.S. Loxton, 48th Infantry Battalion; 67 Lce. Cpl. R.W. Lawson, 15th Field Company Engineers; 2043 Pte. O.E. Winter, 50th Infantry Battalion; 4196 Pte. B.L. Woods, 48th Infantry battalion." Photograph caption published in The Observer newspaper 25 January 1919, page 25.
Brigadier-General J.M.Antill
Brigadier-General John Antill, Commandant of military forces, South Australia in 1918 after distinguished service with the A.I.F.
Floodwaters surrounding the band rotunda at Mannum
Small boys boating on River Murray floodwaters surrounding the band rotunda at Mannum.
Major General George Leonard Lee
Major General George Leonard Lee wearing dress uniform in a studio view.
St. John's Presbyterian Church, Woodside
The premises of St. John's Presbyterian Church, Woodside.
Corporal Jack Atkins
No. 736 Corporal Jack Sholto Douglas Atkins, born Port Adelaide 29 June 1891, enlisted at Keswick 22 February 1915, served Gallipoli and France, he returned to Australia in 1917 and died 6 September 1957.
Leonard Giles
No. 5365 Private Leonard Giles was born at Semaphore, South Australia, on 18 April 1891. He enlisted at Adelaide on 8 February 1916, served with the 48th Battalion and was promoted to Corporal on 28 June 1917. He was wounded in action in France on 22 June 1918 and returned to Australia.
Lieutenant Colonel Frank Rowell
Lieutenant Colonel Frank Rowell of the 3rd Light Horse Regiment photographed standing outside 'The Lodge' at Morphettville. [The building seen behind him can be seen in full in PRG 280/1/10/13.] The Morphettville Camp not only included the Race Course at Morphettville, but an adjacent property lent to the Commonwealth Government by the owner, Mr Hawker, for this early training camp; the building was known as 'The Lodge'.
Colonel Hurcombe
A head and shoulders view of a South Australian soldier. Caption reads: 'Colonel Hurcombe'.