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Swimming race at the weir on the Torrens River
Spectators at the weir on the Torrens River, Adelaide, waiting for the start of a swimming race.
Spectators at a swimming race, Adelaide
Spectators on the banks of the Torrens River watching the 'Swim through Adelaide' swimming race.
Construction work at Millbrook reservoir
Workmen constructing a pipe track for the Millbrook reservoir project in the Mount Lofty Ranges, South Australia.
Prize winning horse and rider
Prize winning horse and woman rider photographed at a South Australian horse show; name not known.
A man standing with a horse
A man standing with a well-groomed horse at a South Australian racecourse or horse show.
Boy Scouts constructing a bridge, Adelaide
A large crowd of spectators watching a troop of Boy Scouts constructing a bridge of wooden planks outside the gates of Government House, Adelaide as part of a promotional display.
A car parked near two eucalyptus trees
A car parked by large eucalyptus trees on a country road in South Australia.
Horses at the Oakbank races
The horse 'Miss Rosslip' and its jockey on the racecourse at Oakbank races, South Australia.
Spectators at the Henley on Torrens regatta
A group of people attending the Henley on Torrens regatta in Adelaide, they are standing on a viewing platform which is decorated with flags and flowers.
A display stall at the Peace Exhibition, Adelaide
The 'Anchor' products display stall at the Peace Exhibition, held at the Exhibition Building, North Terrace, Adelaide, South Australia.
Port Adelaide football players
Port Adelaide football players, managers, and supporters. Includes Alexander McFarlane (3rd player in front row), Jack Ashley (2nd player middle row) and Angelo Congear (front row far right). Other names not known.
Government House, Adelaide
The lawns and eastern wing of Government House, Adelaide, South Australia.
North Adelaide Football players and officials at Adelaide Oval.
North Adelaide Football players and officials at Adelaide Oval, Round 14, 14th August 1920 at Adelaide Oval. The result was North Adelaide 6.11.47 Port Adelaide5.5.35 Back Row: - O.V. Isaacs (Committee); Lloyd Davies; Matt Kinnear; Charlie Young (Secretary); Frank Haines; Alby Fooks; Vern Maloney; W. Dickson (Trainer) Third Row: W. Harris; Cecil Curnow; Les Reedman; Stan Wallis; Henry Sprigg; Ivan Davey; Charles Penery; Percy Frost; Eric Fuss; unknown. Second Row: - Percy Lewis; Glyn Trescowthick; Tom Leahy (Captain); J.F. "Fred" Bennett (Treasurer); Snowy Hamilton; David Crawford (Vice Captain) Front Row: - Unknown; Alby Klose (coach); T. Hodges (Trainer) ; J. McKenzie (Trainer); Roy Le Messurier; unknown. This image was previously described as the Premiership team. Although North won the premiership in 1920 this was not the side. A researcher explains 'Winning this game sealed the minor premiership for North, and they then set out on an interstate trip. They played in Sydney and Ballarat before returning to Adelaide in time to play the 1st Semi Final on 4th September. Mat Kinnear broke his leg on the interstate trip and didn't play again until Round 14 1921'.
Members of the Oddfellows Friendly Society
Members of the Independent Order of Oddfellows Friendly Society with two prominent American visitors, centre front row, photographed outside the Stow Memorial Church (now Pilgrim Uniting Church) in Flinders Street, Adelaide, South Australia; names not known.
Members of a congregation ouside their church
Members of a congregation photographed outside their church waiting to greet a distinguished visitor in South Australia.
Buyers at a cattle auction
Prospective buyers attending a cattle auction at the Adelaide Horticultural Showground stockyards.
Football team
Members of a football team photographed at the Jubilee Oval, Adelaide. According to a researcher, this may be a Sturt Football club photo and some of the players include J.L.R. Kay (6th person across, back row), V.Y. Richardson and O.B. Beatty (4th and 5th players across, middle row), ? Bailey (umpire) and G.F. King (front row). Percy Crowley is 3rd from left in the front row. Another researcher suggests that this photo is the civil service team that played a combined Banks team. An annual game was held yearly from the 1880's up to World War 2. There are Sturt players in the photo. Another researcher provided the following information: A copy of this photograph appears in 'The Critic' of 4 August 1920 and is captioned Public Service Football Team. The 'Register' of 28 July 1920 gives the names of the team selected to play against the Combined Banks team: O.B. Beatty, L.P. Jervis, P. Crowley, F.C. Curnow, F.J. McNally, L.R. Davies, H.H. Dixon, H.B. Groves, J.A. Hansen, J.L.R. Kay, J.W. Wainwright, W.J. Keane, G.F. King, V.Y. Richardson, R.N. Sanders, B.E. Schumacher, D.C. Sharp, F.C. Shearer (emergencies) C. Groves, G. Murray.
An audience at a 'Wests' picture theatre
A packed audience inside the dimly lit auditorium of a 'Wests' picture house in Hindley Street, Adelaide; male ushers carrying trays of food stand in the aisles, and the heads of musicians sitting behind a screen can just be seen in the foreground.
A suburban Adelaide villa
The suburban villa 'Woollahra' and its garden near Adelaide, South Australia; a woman and a young girl sit reading in the shade of the front verandah.
A horse and cart, Adelaide
A horse and cart driven by a bowler hatted man waiting in Pirie Street east, Adelaide; the vehicle belongs to H. Brown, fruiterer of the Central and East End Markets.
Women charity collectors in Adelaide
A group of women selling flowers in aid of charity photographed in front of Bowman Arcade, King William Street, Adelaide; names not known.
A crew of champion rowers
The winning crew of rowers at Port Adelaide, South Australia, possibly from the Murray Bridge rowing club; names not known.
A wedding reception on the lawn
The bride, groom and guests sitting at small tables during a meal held as part of a wedding reception held on the lawn in front of a house in South Australia.
Soldiers at 'Torrens Park'
A group of returned soldiers photographed outside 'Torrens Park', a residence owned by the Barr Smith family, now occupied by Scotch College.
Military parade in Adelaide
Soldiers marching in a military parade past a saluting base in front of the Town Hall, Adelaide where Sir Henry Galway, Governor of South Australia takes the salute; two men with collecting boxes are in the foreground. This photo appeared in 'The Observer' newspaper, Saturday 27 April 1918, page 23, along with a description of the parade: 'Returned Soldiers' Building Fund Appeal. The appeal which is being made to the public in behalf of our returned sailors and soldiers for a central home or clubhouse was continued on Saturday afternoon, when a fine programme of sports was contested on the Juibilee Oval. The military authorities lent their hearty co-operation, with the result that one of the finest processions which has been seen in Adelaide for some time was witnessed by thousands of patriotic citizens, who thronged the main thoroughfares of the metropolis.' This particular photo was captioned 'The infantry marching past th saluting base at the Town Hall. His Excellency the Governor (Sir Henry Galway) is seen taking the salute.'
A greyhound dog at Plympton
A greyhound dog photographed at the race-course at Plympton, South Australia.
Sir Ross Smith's aircraft flying over Mount Lofty
Sir Ross Smith's aircraft flying over Mount Lofty, South Australia after his historic flight from England.
A herd of cattle in an enclosure
A herd of cattle in an enclosure on the outskirts of Adelaide, South Australia.
A fireman's funeral procession in Adelaide
Crowds of spectators watching marching firemen in a funeral procession proceeding through Victoria Square, Adelaide, South Australia.
Peace Bond Day, Adelaide
Crowds attending a Peace Bond Day function held in front of the Treasury Building, Victoria Square, Adelaide; a large group of nurses dressed in white uniforms stand before a dais decorated with flags where a group of speechmakers and other dignitaries are sitting.