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Emily Dora Searcy
Head and shoulders studio view of Emily Dora Searcy, later Mrs. H. Hallifax.
Arthur Searcy sitting at his office desk
Arthur Searcy, South Australian Commissioner of Land, Income, and Stamp duties, using the telephone at his office desk in Victoria Square, Adelaide.
Arthur Searcy outside his home in North Adelaide
Arthur Searcy standing with other members of his family in the garden of their home at Mill Terrace, North Adelaide.
Arthur Searcy at his Mill Terrace home, North Adelaide
Arthur Searcy and two other male members of his family photographed in the garden of their home at Mill Terrace, North Adelaide.
Arthur Searcy
Head and shoulder views of three prominent Australian men; left to right: Arthur Searcy, President of the Marine Board and Controller of Harbors in South Australia; Sir Winthrop Hackett, a newspaper proprietor in Perth, Western Australia; the Hon. Tetley Galt, President of the Legislative Council of Tasmania and vice-chancellor of the University.
Alfred Searcy
Alfred Searcy cleaning a schnapper during a fishing trip off Corny Point, December 1902.
The Searcy family home in Albert Street, Semaphore
The Searcy family home in Albert Street, Semaphore.
Dora Searcy
Dora Searcy in March 1907.
Arthur Searcy
Arthur Searcy, informal view.
Jack Searcy as a small boy in a rowing boat, "Trix", April 1907
Jack Searcy as a small boy in a rowing boat, "Trix", April 1907.
A young man identified as H. G. B. Searcy and his pony "Lady Bobs"
A young man identified as H. G. B. Searcy and his pony "Lady Bobs".
Captain Irvine and A. Searcy
Captain Irvine and A. Searcy standing on a cliff top at Cape Saint Albans, Kangaroo Island.
Messrs. Vasey, Searcy, and Rankine
Messrs. Vasey, Searcy, and Rankine standing on a cliff top at Cape Saint Albans, Kangaroo Island.
A naval rowing boat taking A. Searcy to land on Neptune Island
A naval rowing boat taking A. Searcy to land on Neptune Island.
A. Searcy and Mr. Labatt on the deck of the 'Rupani' whilst at sea on Spencer Gulf
A. Searcy and Mr. Labatt on the deck of the 'Rupani' whilst at sea on Spencer Gulf.
Two small Searcy family children sitting on a wooden garden seat
Two small Searcy family children sitting on a wooden garden seat.
Searcy family
Arthur Searcy and members of his family in the garden of their Mills Terrace, North Adelaide home.
Arthur Searcy working as Commissioner of Taxes and Stamps in his office at Victoria Square, Adelaide
Arthur Searcy working as Commissioner of Taxes and Stamps in his office at Victoria Square, Adelaide.
Arthur Searcy reading a document in his office at Victoria Square, Adelaide
Arthur Searcy in his role as President of the Marine Board reading a document in his office at Victoria Square, Adelaide.
Mrs. Roffe Searcy
Mrs. Roffe Searcy, nee Olive Gray.
Arthur Searcy
Arthur Searcy.
Mrs. Felix and Mrs. Arthur Searcy
Mrs. Felix and Mrs. Arthur Searcy: a photograph taken in a small backyard.
John Searcy of Hyde Park Square, London, with his two young sons Arthur John (left) and Algernon
John Searcy of Hyde Park Square, London, with his two young sons Arthur John (left) and Algernon.
Charles Searcy, manufacturer of Southwark, England
Charles Searcy, manufacturer of Southwark, England.
Mrs. Anne Searcy of London
Mrs. Anne Searcy of London.
Arthur Searcy's Irish terrier dog Pal
Arthur Searcy's Irish terrier dog 'Pal' who was poisoned by an unknown person from the family home at Mills Terrace, North Adelaide.
A group of adults, including Miss Violet Searcy, and children on board the S.S. Governor Musgrave'
A group of adults, including Miss Violet Searcy, and children on board the S.S. 'Governor Musgrave'.
Arthur Searcy
Portrait of Arthur Searcy, 1852-1935. [One of two views - see PRG 280/1/1/457 for the other portrait.]
Close view of Arthur Searcy with colleagues from the Marine Board and other friends
Close view of Arthur Searcy with colleagues from the Marine Board and other friends during a visit to Outer Harbor.
Arthur Searcy's family home in Albert Street, Semaphore
Arthur Searcy's family home in Albert Street, Semaphore; it is a two storied building and members of the family are on the upper verandah and stairway leading up to it.