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Rocky coast and cliffs on the West Coast
Rocky coast and cliffs on the west coast of South Australia.
The ketch 'Aristides' at sea
The South Australian Harbors Board ketch 'Aristides' and a rowing boat at sea off the west coast.
Sir Henry Galway at Flinders Street school
Sir Henry Galway, Governor of South Australia addressing an assembly of pupils at the Flinders Street school, Adelaide.
Women playing hockey
Distant view of women playing hockey in Adelaide.
Troop ship at Outer Harbor
The S.S. 'Nestor' bringing soldiers back from service overseas arriving at Outer Harbor, South Australia.
A buckjumper at the Jubilee Oval
A buckjumper and its rider photographed during an event at a horse show on the Jubilee Oval, Adelaide, South Australia.
Horse drawn cart float
A cart drawn by a work horse and a pony carrying passengers wearing comic costume as an item at a South Australian country show.
Members of a women's hockey team
Members of a South Australian women's hockey team photographed wearing their fashionable clothes at an informal function.
Ships at Outer Harbor
Ships berthed at Outer Harbor, South Australia.
New South Wales cricket team.
The New South Wales Sheffield Shield team that played South Australia at Adelaide Oval between 7 January and 12 January 1921. New South Wales won by 638 runs. Back row; William 'Bert' Oldfield, Hunter 'Stork' Hendry, Jack Gregory, James Bogle, Alan Kippax, Charles Kelleway front row; Johnny Taylor, Thomas 'Tommy' Andrews, Herbert 'Herbie' Collins, Ernest 'Mick' Waddy, Warren Bardsley, Hanson 'Sammy' Carter.
South Australian cricket team
The South Australian Sheffield Shield team that played New South Wales at Adelaide Oval between 7 January and 12 January 1921. New South Wales won by 638 runs. Back row: A.H. Kruss (umpire), Lancelot Pellew, Albert Ambler, Arthur Richardson, Harry Fisher, Donald Henry, Frederick Lindow (umpire). Front row: Hurtle Willsmore, Clarence 'Nip' Pellew, Donald Steele (captain), Andrew Smith, Victor Richardson.
Marianne Fisher
Marianne Fisher of Glenelg, an early South Australian colonist who arrived in South Australia in the Buffalo in 1836.
The S.S.'Karatta' at Port Vincent
The S.S.'Karatta' ashore at Port Vincent, South Australia.
Hazel Hayward
An autographed photograph of a smiling woman identified as being Hazel Hayward looking through plants in a garden.
Fast flowing creek in South Australia
A fast flowing creek in South Australia; exact location not known.
Helen Mantegani nee Thomas
Helen Mantegani, nee Thomas, the youngest daughter of Robert Thomas, publisher of the 'South Australian gazette and colonial register'.
A function on Granite Island
A large crowd listening to Sir George Ritchie delivering a speech during a function held on Granite Island, Victor Harbor, South Australia.
Visitors on the new jetty at Port Noarlunga
Visitors looking down into the sea from the new jetty at Port Noarlunga, South Australia.
Jetty construction at Port Noarlunga
Jetty construction at Port Noarlunga showing workmen erecting the final pile on the reef at the seaward end of the structure.
Coastal damage at Brighton
The aftermath of a coastal storm on Brighton beach, South Australia showing the destruction of sandhills adjoining the Esplanade.
A group of racegoers
Racegoers discussing form at a South Australian racecourse.
Gathering in the hay
Gatheing in the hay grown by Carl Friedrich Wilhelm Pfitzner at Beltana.
A greyhound and its owner
A greyhound photographed at a South Australian coursing event.
Spectators at the dog races
Spectators attending dog racing in South Australia.
Cargo ships at Port Pirie
Close view of two cargo ships, the 'Beckenham' and the 'Myra Fell' waiting for the loading of silver lead ingots at Port Pirie wharf.
Three officials at a sporting fixture
Three officials attending dog racing in South Australia.
Coastal scenery in the Beachport area
Rocky coastal scenery in the Beachport area of the south east of South Australia.
Sir Henry Galway at a social function
Sir Henry Galway, Governor of South Australia attending an outdoor social function, possibly a garden party.
A settlement near the Iron Knob mine
A settlement of houses near the Iron Knob mine, north west of Whyalla, South Australia.
New South Wales cricket team.
The New South Wales Sheffield Shield team that played South Australia at Adelaide Oval between 7 January and 12 January 1921. New South Wales won by 638 runs. Back row; William 'Bert' Oldfield, Hunter 'Stork' Hendry, Jack Gregory, James Bogle, Alan Kippax, Charles Kelleway front row; Johnny Taylor, Thomas 'Tommy' Andrews, Herbert 'Herbie' Collins, Ernest 'Mick' Waddy, Warren Bardsley, Hanson 'Sammy' Carter.