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Norman Brookes, tennis player
Norman Brookes serving from the base line during a tennis match held in Melbourne.
Waikerie during the 1917 flood
View over Waikerie from town water tower, during 1917 flood, showing building in progress in the town.
Visitors to Davenport Creek, South Australia
A party of men at Davenport Creek on Tourville Bay, west of Ceduna; five men stand on the sandy beach and a sixth sits on the bow of an open boat.
Lighthouse keeper George Angus, on Kangaroo Island
G. Angus, head lighthouse keeper on Kangaroo Island photographed with members of his family. [George Angus died 6 February 1914. He was the resident keeper at Cape Willoughby just prior to his death.]
Welcome for Lady Galway at Port Pirie
A welcoming crowd for Lady Galway, wife of the Governor of South Australia as she arrives by train in the main street of Port Pirie during a visit to the area. Photograph appeared in the 'Adelaide Chronicle' on 19 October 1918.
Roof-tops of central Adelaide
Overhead view of the roof-tops of central Adelaide featuring the intersection of Franklin Street and King William Street.
A new house under construction
A small house under construction in South Australia.
Parade in King William Street, Adelaide
Spectators watching men of the Fire Brigade driving their vehicles along King William Street, Adelaide as part of a patriotic parade.
Prince Alfred College cricket team
Members of Prince Alfred College cricket team; Front row L-R: L.H Pflaum, R.N. Jones, H.G. Prest (Captain), H.R. Finch, G.M. Hone [See PRG 280/1/18/148].
The Governor-General with veteran soldiers
Lord Munro Ferguson, Governor-General of Australia standing fourth from the left, front row, with Sir Henry Galway, Governor of South Australia, and a group of army veterans.
Damaged railway lines
A damaged railway system in South Australia, possibly caused by flooding.
Spectators watching an aircraft's arrival
A large crowd of spectators packed into stands around a show ring looking up into the sky as they watch for the arrival of the local aviator Harry Butler's aircraft.
Prime Minister Billy Hughes and conscription
A cartoon depicting Prime Minister Billy Hughes and his support for the conscription issue during World War I entitled: 'The proof of the pudding is in the eating'.
Flinders and Baudin memorial
Ceremony unveiling a memorial to the meeting of Matthew Flinders and Nicolas Baudin in 1802, on the summit of the Bluff, Encounter Bay, by the Governor, Lord Tennyson.
Premises of the Government preserving works at Dry Creek
Premises of the Government Preserving Works at Dry Creek.
Lord Tennyson
Lord Tennyson, Governor General, with his wife and three sons at Frenchman's Rock, Hog Bay, February 1903.
Erecting the new flagstaff at Port MacDonnell
Erecting the new flagstaff at Port MacDonnell.
Men cleaning a large buoy from the Marion Reef
Shipboard scene of men cleaning a large buoy from the Marion Reef in February 1903.
Broken Hill Proprietary Company smelters and buildings
Broken Hill Proprietary Company smelters and buildings, a view taken from the top of the Customs flagstaff, January 1903.
The lighthouse on the Althorpe Islands
The lighthouse.
The lighthouse keepers cottages at Cape Banks
The lighthouse keepers cottages at Cape Banks; a high level view taken from the lighthouse which shows Lake Bonney in the distance.
Cape Borda lighthouse
Cape Borda Lighthouse with keepers attending ground instruments in the foreground.
Port Germein gorge
The gorge, Port Germein.
Baroota Creek
General view of Baroota Creek.
Views of Port Germein
A composite of twelve small views of Port Germein and surrounding beauty spots.
Waterfall on Stoney Creek
Rocky terrain at the bottom of the waterfall on Stoney Creek, which flows into Baroota dam on the southern end.
Port Germein jetty
The jetty at Port Germein.
Horse drawn wagons waiting to unload wheat for shipping
Horse drawn wagons waiting to unload wheat for shipping; the mechanism for moving the bags of grain into the receiving area can be seen working from a wagon in the foreground.
Charles Sturt's grave
Charles Sturt's grave, Presbbury, near Cheltenham, England; spring flowers are blooming profusely in the grassed area.
One of Lord Tennyson's sons
One of Lord Tennyson's sons, later killed in World War I, working the steering wheel of "The Protector" gunboat in February 1903.