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A South Australian woman
A South Australian woman photographed standing on the banks of the Torrens River, Adelaide, South Australia; name not known.
Scouting fun and games
A Boy Scout sitting on a chair surrounded by empty cans of food with a group of laughing boys in the background.
Boy Scouts at a camp with a motor car
Boy Scouts lined up in a row behind a motor car; the car is being used to transport the Scouts back home at the completion of a camp possibly from the Lower North region of South Australia.
Scouts practising with singlesticks
South Australian Scouts and their leaders practising the art of singlestick combat.
Boy Scouts fishing for yabbies
A group of South Australian Boy Scouts fishing for yabbies.
Boy Scouts at a campsite
South Australian Boy Scouts at the completion of the clean-up of their campsite.
Boy Scouts at Finniss Point bridge, South Australia
Boy Scouts near Finniss Point bridge over Deep Creek near Riverton, South Australia.
A patrol of Boy Scouts jumping a creek
A patrol of South Australian Boy Scouts using their staffs to cross a small creek.
Boy Scouts at a camp post office
A group of Boy Scouts at a camp post office, set up on the verandah of a stone cottage in the Lower North region of South Australia, near Riverton.
A troop of Boy Scouts in a horse-drawn cart
A troop of South Australian Boy Scouts riding in a horse drawn cart preparing for an exercise in the scrub.
Boy Scouts crossing a river by rope bridge
A troop of South Australian Boy Scouts on exercise crossing a river by means of a single rope.
Group of Boy Scouts
A group of South Australian Boy Scouts standing together holding staffs.
Wheat stacks at Balgowan, South Australia.
Wheat stacks at the Yorke Peninsula town of Balgowan, South Australia.
The Stag Hotel, Adelaide, South Australia
The Stag Hotel at the corner of Rundle Street and East Terrace, Adelaide when the licensee was A. E. Press.
Send-off for a motorist
A crowd gathered around an open topped motor car, a circa 1911 'Prince Henry' Vauxhall, registration number 813, outside the Government Offices in King William Street, Adelaide, before its driver's departure for Sydney, New South Wales. A researcher believes this is Harold Bowman's Prince Henry Vauxhall starting off on the Adelaide to Mount Gambier leg of the April 1912 Dunlop Relay.[Another researcher points out there are other images in the collection of this model car].
A charabanc accident
A charabanc crashed into a ditch by the side of a road with onlookers and children inspecting the wrecked vehicle.
Members of the Metropolitan Gun Club
Members of the Metropolitan Gun Club seated in and around a motor car, possibly at Cheltenham Racecourse, South Australia.
Botanic Gardens, Adelaide, South Australia
Children by a fountain in the Botanic Gardens, Adelaide, South Australia.
Kooringa Bridge, Burra, South Australia
Kooringa Bridge over the Burra Creek, Burra, South Australia.
Spectators at Gilberton swimming competition
Spectators on the banks of the Torrens River at Gilberton, South Australia watching the swimming competition. A researcher has added that this is the view downstream from the Gilberton swing bridge at the site of the Gilberton Amateur Swimming Club (founded 1915).
Produce arriving at Adelaide market, South Australia
Horse drawn covered wagons bringing produce to sell at the Adelaide market; their owners wait with their vehicles as the horses enjoy a feed from nose-bags.
A man seated on a motor-cycle
A man seated on a Triumph motor-cycle; the vehicle has a New South Wales numberplate 3071.
Unley, South Australia
Suburban streets in Unley, South Australia looking east; the intersection at the bottom right hand side is the corner of Rugby and Edmund Streets.
Firemen training hoses on to a fire
Firemen training water hoses on to a fire at a large shed.
Onlookers at a fire in South Australia
Onlookers, including several cyclists, watching a fire in South Australia.
A South Australian quarry
A quarry in the Adelaide Hills.
Kapunda mines
A distant view of a mining area in South Australia, possibly Kapunda copper mines. Part of a panorama view along with PRG 280/1/11/282, which was published in the 'Observer', Saturday 5 February 1910, page 30.
The Torrens Rowing Club crew
Members of the Torrens Rowing Club crew; names not known.
Foreshore at Henley Beach, South Australia
Holiday-makers enjoying the merry-go-rounds and fair booths on the beach at Henley Beach in South Australia.
Sir Day Bosanquet planting a tree
Sir Day Bosanquet, Governor of South Australia, planting a tree during an official function held at Thebarton, South Australia.