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A reception for the Governor
Sir Archibald Weigall, Governor of South Australia, and Lady Weigall being greeted by other guests as they arrive at a reception in Adelaide.
Brigadier-General Leane inspecting troops
Brigadier-General Leane, Commissioner of Police in South Australia inspecting a parade of troops at the Soldiers' Memorial Gardens, Unley.
Prize winning dahlias on show
A vase of prize winning dahlias on display at a flower show in Adelaide, South Australia.
A pointer dog
A pointer type dog photographed at a dog show in South Australia.
A horse takes a fall
A horse throwing its rider after a failed hurdle jump during a show jumping event held at Jubilee Oval, Adelaide, South Australia.
Dahlias on display
Four dahlia blooms on display at a flower show.
Members of a brass band
Group photograph of members of a brass band from Adelaide, South Australia; names not known.
Politician T. H. Smeaton speaking to children
Politician Thomas Smeaton speaking to children and adults at the Mitcham War Memorial, South Australia.
A tree planting ceremony
Spectators watching a tree planting ceremony in Sir Lewis Cohen Avenue, Adelaide, South Australia.
Cars parked outside a showroom
Three motor cars parked in front of the South Australian Farmers' Co-operative Union Limited showrooms in Waymouth Street. They were dealers for Maxwell cars: featured are three new 1922 model 21hp Maxwell's. Left to right registered to A. McDonald of Leighton, C. Cooper of Moonta and W. Tiller of Balaklava. Information supplied by Veteran Car Club of SA.
A Squadron, 3rd Light Horse at Morphettville
A group photograph of a troop of South Australian soldiers with the young bugler sitting on the ground in front. The officer has been identified as Major D. Fulton, commanding officer of A Squadron, 3rd Light Horse [compare with PRG 280/1/14/136] and the location as the hawker property adjacent to Morphettville Race Course, and used throughout the war by the army.
An Australian terrier dog
An Australian terrier dog photographed at the Royal Horticultural and Agricultural Show held in Adelaide, South Australia.
A duck at an Adelaide Show
A duck which was part of a poultry exhibit at the Royal Agricultural and Horticultural Show held in Adelaide, South Australia.
A hen at an agricultural show
A hen on exhibition at the Royal Agricultural and Horticutural Show held in Adelaide, South Australia.
A pigeon on display at an agricultural show
A pigeon on display at a Royal Agricultural and Horticultural Society Show held in Adelaide, South Australia.
A dahlia bloom on display
A dahlia bloom on display at a flower show held in Adelaide, South Australia.
Golf players at Seaton
Men and women golf players at Seaton Golf Links, South Australia.
A dahlia bloom on display
A dahlia bloom on display at a flower show held in Adelaide, South Australia.
A collie dog at a dog show
A rough coated collie dog held on a lead by its owner at a dog show held in Adelaide, South Australia.
Students from Roseworthy College
A group of male students from Roseworthy College, South Australia; names not known.
Sir Ronald Munro Ferguson at Mitcham army camp
Sir Ronald Munro Ferguson, Governor-General of Australia, inspecting troops at Mitcham army camp, South Australia.
A visit by the Governor to the country
Sir Archibald Weigall, Governor of South Australia, Lady Weigall and their young daughter, Priscilla seated with a group of men, possibly at a country show.
Dahlia blooms on display
A vase of dahlia blooms on display at a flower show held in Adelaide, South Australia.
A cabbage plantation
A man standing among cabbages in a market garden in the Mount Lofty Ranges, South Australia; a sign indicates that the cabbages have been grown without the aid of sulphate of ammonia.
A cabbage growing in a market garden
Close view of a cabbage grown in a Mount Lofty Ranges market garden using a supplementary dosage of sulphate of ammonia.
Floodwaters at Torrens weir
Floodwaters spilling over the banks of the Torrens River near the Torrens weir in Adelaide, South Australia.
Brigadier-General John Antill
Brigadier-General John Antill, Commandant of South Australian Forces, 1918-1921.
Semaphore Signal Station
The old Signal Station at Semaphore, South Australia.
Women collecting for charity
Women collecting for a Red Triangle (Young Men's Christian Association) fund raising event in the streets of Adelaide; two are carrying violins.
Guard of honour at a wedding
A bride and groom leaving a church walking beneath a guard of honour of sloped rifles held by uniformed soldiers in Adelaide, South Australia. A researcher has said this couple is Alfred Gustav Reiss & his bride Lillian Coles. They were married at St Andrews Church in Walkerville SA. Alfred fought on the Hindenburg Line and was killed in action 29th September 1918 age 23 years.