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Sir Tom Bridges arriving at Outer Harbor
Sir Tom Bridges, the new Governor of South Australia delivering an address after his arrival at Outer Harbor; H. Slade, the Mayor of Port Adelaide is standing left with E. Bradwell, the Town Clerk, centre.
A religious procession at Toorak Gardens
Choirboys leading a procession of clergymen at the opening of St. Theodore's Anglican Rectory at Toorak Gardens, South Australia; the bishop in the background is probably the Right Reverend Arthur Nutter Thomas.
Eliza Prescott of Rose Park
Eliza Prescott of Rose Park. The daughter of William Prescott, Eliza was born on 24 June 1833. She was 5 years old when her family arrived in South Australia aboard the 'Winchester' in 1838. Eliza never married, rarely left her home, and died on 29 November 1923. An interview with Eliza, relating her memories of Rose Park in the 19th Century, its vegetation and Aboriginal population, appears in The Observer, 10 February 1923, columns D and E.
Horses in the show ring at Jubilee Oval
Draught horses parading in the show ring during an agricultural show held at Jubilee Oval, Adelaide.
A champion shorthorn cow
A back view of a champion shorthorn cow owned by the Snell family photographed at the Royal Adelaide Show.
South African War Memorial service, Adelaide
A clergyman addressing spectators during a service held at the South African war memorial statue on North Terrace, Adelaide, South Australia.
Sir George Murray at Keswick Barracks
Distant view of Sir George Murray, Lieutenant Governor of South Australia, addressing a group of civilians during a medal presentation ceremony held at Keswick Barracks; the Bay Road, now called the Anzac Highway can be seen on the left, with Keswick Bridge in the background.
Limbless Soldiers' Association
Delegates to a conference of the Limbless Soldiers' Association of New South Wales, Victoria, Queensland, South Australia and Western Australia held in Melbourne in September 1922. Left to Right: Beauchamp W. Bagenal (Victoria) Secretary and Treasurer, Walter B. Ashcroft (Victoria), Francis P.J. Killeen (New South Wales) President, Leslie P. Connell (Queensland), Arthur G. Wright (Western Australia) and Horace B. Walker (South Australia).
Sir Henry Forster receiving guests
Sir Henry Forster, Governor General of Australia and Lady Forster receiving the two Miss Purvis sisters who are both wearing flowing capes at a social function, possibly a garden party, held in Melbourne, Victoria; an army officer wearing dress uniform is identified as Lord Digby.
Grandstand being built at Victoria Park
Racegoers waiting for events to begin near a partially constructed grandstand at Victoria Park racecourse, Adelaide, South Australia.
Staff of the Army and Navy Stores Limited, Berri
Men and women of the staff of Army and Navy Stores Limited at Berri, South Australia photographed outside the entrance to the store; names not known.
Presentation to Norwood School
Spectators attending the presentation ceremony of a German machine gun to Norwood School, South Australia.
Spectators at a football game, Adelaide Oval
Close view of spectators watching a football game a t Adelaide Oval, South Australia. Taken at the West Adelaide v West Torrens game on 22 July 1922. West won the game 9-11 (65) to 8-14 (62). The South Adelaide v Glenelg score is the quarter time score from the match at Glenelg Oval. Scoreboards at football grounds would keep the crowds appraised of scores at other grounds.
Prize winning horse at a show
A horse and rider being awarded a first prize ribbon by a judge at a horse show in South Australia.
The winner of a running race
A. Rumsley, a champion athlete, running past judges as he wins a race held at Adelaide Oval, South Australia.
South Australian Amateur Athletics one mile relay race
Athletes who won the South Australian Amateur Athletics one mile relay race run during the interval of the Port Adelaide v Norwood football match at Alberton Oval on Saturday 2 September 1922. From left to right: F.W. Clayton, E. Howard, C.H. Morgan and L.C. Bonnett.
Sir George Murray at Keswick Barracks
Sir George Murray, Lieutenant-Governor of South Australia, taking a salute during a military function held at Keswick Barracks, South Australia.
Prize winning gladioli
A display of prize winning gladioli at the Eastern Suburbs Horticultural and Floricultural Society flower show held at Norwood, South Australia.
Flowers in bloom
Flowers in bloom, probably a rambling rose, in Adelaide, South Australia.
Labor Day float
A horse and cart float advertising Australian breweries which was part of an Eight Hour Day procession held in Adelaide, South Australia.
Spectators at a polo match
Three men watching a polo match in South Australia.
Callisthenics display at Thebarton
Young girls performing in a callisthenics display at Thebarton Oval, South Australia.
Sir Henry Galway with military and naval officers
Sir Henry Galway, Governor of South Australia, sitting centre with Admiral Dumaresq on his right and General Sir Cyril Brudenell White on his left in the grounds of Government House; two other officers stand behind with Legh Winser, the Governor's private secretary.
Spectators outside the Adelaide Railway Station
A policeman and South Australian Railways officer standing in front of a crowd of waiting spectators outside the Adelaide Railway Station during the opening of Parliament.
Western Australian men in Adelaide
A group of uniformed men visiting Adelaide from Western Australia photographed with a nurse in front of a grandstand, probably at the Jubilee Oval; names not known.
Labor Day horse-drawn float
A horse-drawn float decorated with a large barrel and vine garlands promoting Hardy's Wines taking part in a 8 Hour Day procession through the streets of Adelaide, South Australia.
Mr. Luff of Adelaide
Mr. Luff, a wine merchant of Adelaide, South Australia.
Visitors from India in Adelaide
Sikh Indians visiting Adelaide, four turbaned men, one holding a baby in his arms, stand with a woman wearing a sari, one man is wearing war medals.
A cyclist in the Burra to Adelaide race
Mr. O. Hoffmann, a cycling competitor in the Burra to Adelaide road race photographed riding his bicycle in a standing position with the support of another man.
Finish of a bicycle race
A crowd of spectators watching the winner arrive at the finishing line of the Dunlop bicycle race between Burra and Adelaide in South Australia.