Find • Searcy • Results 15,841 to 15,870 of 19,817
Large machinery installed in a building
Large machinery installed in a building, possibly a factory, in South Australia; purpose not known.
Academic procession, Adelaide
Men and women wearing academic dress walking in a procession past the Elder Hall at the University of Adelaide, South Australia.
Norwood Football Club players
5th May 1923 at Norwood Oval. Norwood were presented with their 1922 premiership pennant at the half time break. Alexander John McLachlan (Chairman of the South Australian Football League - Later Senator) is making the presentation.
Spectators at a country sporting event
Spectators, mainly women and children, seated in the shade of a small grandstand whilst attending a country sporting event held in South Australia.
Trying out a new tractor in South Australia
Men and women riding on a new tractor pulling a cultivator on a farm in South Australia during trials of agricultural machinery.
Ploughing a paddock in South Australia
Distant view of a horse-drawn cultivator ploughing a paddock with seagulls following behind on a farm near Yorketown, South Australia.
Sampling and weighing the wheat harvest
Men sampling and weighing bagged wheat brought by a horse drawn cart to a wheat depot in South Australia.
Lady Butler and Mrs. Glover
Lady Butler and Mrs. Glover talking together whilst attending an outdoor social function in South Australia, possibly the opening of the Adelaide Bowling Club season.
Spectators at a sporting event
Close view of men, women, and children attending a sporting event in Adelaide, South Australia.
Large cannon in a public park
Distant view of a large military cannon, described as being a 'war trophy' on display in a public park in suburban Adelaide, possibly on Osmond Terrace, Norwood.
Tractor trial in South Australia
Men of the land watching a man driving a Case tractor with an attached cultivator during a trial held on a farm in South Australia.
Members of the British Empire Exhibition committee
Members of the committee representing South Australia for the British Empire Exhibition, held at Wembley in England in 1924; Sir Langdon Bonython stands far right with a hat in hand and Sir John Bice is seated on his right, second row.
Rail transport at Outer Harbor
A large metal turbine being transported by rail from Outer Harbor to the Adelaide Electric Supply Company premises at Osborne, South Australia.
Spectators at a sporting event
Close view of spectators, mainly men and boys, standing close to the rails at a sporting event held in Adelaide, South Australia, probably at a football match.
Holiday crowds at Glenelg
Holiday crowds at the Colley Reserve amusement park, Glenelg, South Australia.
Three girls with a baby
Three young girls with a baby, the latest member of the King family from Adelaide, South Australia.
Railway office at Ooldea
Two Aboriginal men with a group of children standing outside the railway office at Ooldea on the East West Railway line, in the far west of South Australia; names not known.
Pekingese dog
A pekingese dog described as 'the late Verity Bino' which was 'sold in May, 1916, for 650 pounds'; the dog was owned by Miss Verity Steele.
School children in a gymnastics display
School children presenting a gymnastic display in Adelaide, South Australia.
The 'Protector' and 'Fitzjames', Largs Bay
HMCS 'Protector' sailing past the hulk 'Fitzjames' at Largs Bay.
Cargo ship at Port Lincoln jetty
Part of the jetty at Port Lincoln where a cargo ship is waiting.
'Barwell Boys' in Adelaide
A large group of immigrant farmer apprentices brought to South Australia from Britain as part of the Barwell Scheme, photographed in the courtyard of the Women's Destitute Asylum, off Kintore Avenue, Adelaide, South Australia.
Adults and children sitting by a wall
A small group of South Australian adults and children sitting by a wall in front of a chicken wire fence; names not known.
A river gorge
A river gorge in South Australia.
Travellers aboard a ship at Port Lincoln
Overhead view of men travelling on board a ship at Port Lincoln, South Australia.
Miss E. Byars
A woman identified as being Miss E. Byars of Torrensville, South Australia photographed sitting on grass in a park or garden.
Dame Mary Hughes
Dame Mary Hughes, wife of William Morris Hughes, Prime Minister of Australia.
New Guinean hunter standing with shot game
New Guinean hunter holding a rifle and 25 dead birds strapped to a pole.
Building destroyed by fire
The ruins of a building destroyed by fire in South Australia, possibly the property of Bowering and Fisk.
Group of Aborigines
A group of Aboriginal men, women, and children photographed on the west coast of South Australia; names not known.