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Debris on the Tamar River bed at Launceston, Tasmania
Debris thought to have collected on the bed of the Tamar River at Launceston, Tasmania photographed during dredging operations.
Large wooden pipeline at Launceston, Tasmania
Close view of a wooden pipeline mounted on piers used at Launceston, Tasmania for dredging spoil from the Tamar River.
Large wooden pipeline at Launceston, Tasmania
Distant view of a large wooden pipeline mounted on piers used at Launceston, Tasmania for dredging spoil from the Tamar River.
The jetty at Kirton Point, Port Lincoln
Distant view of the jetty at Kirton Point, Port Lincoln, South Australia.
A beacon at the end of a jetty in South Australia
A small beacon at the end of a jetty in South Australia; exact location not known.
Sceale Bay jetty
A small jetty in Sceale Bay (32km south of Streaky Bay) on the west coast of South Australia, thought to be serving the local farming communities and the settlement of Calca. It has since been removed.
Carting produce through sea to sailing ships at Coobowie
Distant view of a horse drawn cart laden with produce travelling through shallow water to sailing vessels further out to sea at Coobowie, South Australia.
Two fishing vessels at sea near Coobowie, South Australia
Two fishing vessels at sea near Coobowie, South Australia.
The jetty at Coobowie, South Australia
The jetty at Coobowie near Yorketown in South Australia. According to a researcher, the wooden part of the Coobowie jetty was only 22 Meters long. This photo might be Wool Bay jetty.
Port Adelaide lighthouse wreckage
Close view of floating wreckage from the Port Adelaide lighthouse after it was destroyed by a collision with the sailing ship 'Dimsdale' in November 1912; a small tugboat is approaching.
Port Adelaide lighthouse wreckage
Men working from a tugboat securing ropes to floating wreckage from the Port Adelaide lighthouse after its destruction from a collision with the sailing ship 'Dimsdale' in November, 1912.
Wool Bay lime kiln
Lime kilns built into a cliff at Wool Bay in South Australia.
Saltworks at Edithburgh in South Australia
Men walking along railway tracks near the saltworks at Edithburgh in South Australia.
Jetty at Elliston in South Australia
The jetty at Elliston in South Australia.
Port Adelaide lighthouse wreckage
Men working from a tugboat attaching towing ropes to the wreckage of the Port Adelaide lighthouse after its collision with the sailing ship 'Dimsdale' in November, 1912.
Port Adelaide lighthouse wreckage
A tugboat working with towing ropes to clear the wreckage of the Port Adelaide lighthouse after its collision with the sailing ship 'Dimsdale' in November, 1912.
Port Adelaide lighthouse wreckage
A tugboat working with towing ropes to clear the floating wreckage of the Port Adelaide lighthouse after its collision with the sailing ship 'Dimsdale' in November, 1912.
Sailing ship 'Dimsdale'
The sailing ship 'Dimsdale' impounded by the South Australian government after its collision with the Port Adelaide lighthouse.
The lighthouse at Port Adelaide, South Australia
The lighthouse at Port Adelaide before it was destroyed after a collision with the sailing ship 'Dimsdale'.
Port Adelaide lighthouse wreckage
Men working from a tugboat securing towing ropes to the floating wreckage of the Port Adelaide lighthouse after it was destroyed from a collision with the sailing ship 'Dimsdale' in November, 1912.
Port Adelaide lighthouse wreckage
Men working from a tugboat clearing floating wreckage from the Port Adelaide lighthouse after it was destroyed by a collision with the sailing ship 'Dimsdale' in November, 1912.
Port Adelaide lighthouse wreckage
Men working from a tugboat with towing ropes to clear away floating wreckage from the Port Adelaide lighthouse after it was destroyed by a collision with the sailing ship 'Dimsdale' in November, 1912.
Premises of Eyes & Crowle Ltd., Pirie Street, Adelaide
The premises of Eyes & Crowle Ltd., importers of motor cars, motor cycles, accessories, &c. at 75-79 Pirie Street, Adelaide, specialising in Buick cars.
A group of Girl Guides at Unley, South Australia
A group of Girl Guides at Unley, South Australia; names not known.
Advertisement in the form of a pound note for J.H. Burns
An advertisement in the form of a pound note for J.H. Burns, tailor of 33 Hindley Street and James Place, Adelaide giving the prices of 12/6 for trousers and 45/- for a tweed suit.
McLaren Vale brass band
Members of the McLaren Vale brass band photographed in a garden; they sit and stand in three rows holding their musical instruments; names not known.
Sturt and West Torrens Football players reaching for the ball
Five football players from the Sturt and West Torrens Football Clubs reaching for the ball during a football match.
Group of football players
A group of football players wearing striped guernseys standing with other men on a pitch in South Australia; names not known.
A 'Royal Hatfield' fire engine
A 'Royal Hatfield' automobile fire engine specially built by Merryweather & Sons, Ltd. for His Majesty the King photographed in London, England.
A jockey riding a race horse
A jockey, John Hopwood, riding the race horse 'Peaceful Chief' in South Australia.