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Trade union procession, Adelaide
Crowds watching a trade union procession in King William Street, Adelaide; possibly on Labour Day.
Army recruits, World War, 1914-1918
South Australian volunteer recruits for service in the army during World War I. According to a researcher, the portly man with the 74 on his cap is J.M. Malpas - he was on Jubilee/Exhibition Camp staff around early 1915 and was later in AIF overseas. Therefore it is the camp with new recruits early in the war.
The Victoria Theatre, Adelaide
The Victoria theatre building in Gilles Arcade when used as the premises for J.W. Shannon, auctioneer.
Trade union procession, Adelaide
Crowds watching a trade union procession marching along King William Street, Adelaide, possibly on Labour Day; a poster urging men to "Be a man, enlist" hangs from a building.
Army recruits, World War, 1914-1919
South Australian volunteer recruits for serving in the army during World War I, January 1917.
Sir George Le Hunte and Show officials
Sir George Le Hunte, Governor of South Australia, seated with a group of officials, possibly at an agricultural show.
St. Peter's College tennis team
St. Peter's College tennis team.
Prince Alfred College tennis team
Prince Alfred College tennis team.
Army Recruiting Office staff, World War, 1914-1918
Men of the Army Recruiting Office staff in Adelaide during World War I.
Officers and men ready for a march.
Soldiers at Mitcham camp lining up for a march through Adelaide during World War I. According to a researcher, Colonel Walter Dollman is at bottom right hand side of photograph with adjutant Harper behind him to the left. Colonel Dollman was Camp Commandant between 1917 and 1919.
Members of the Religious Society of Friends (Quakers)
Members of the Religious Society of Friends gathered together outside the Palm House, Botanic Gardens in Adelaide for the Australia General Meeting. The two ladies in light coloured dresses (front, right hand side) are Elizabeth Savage (later Ashby) and Edith Walker (later Ashby). First woman on first step (left hand side next to young boy) is Christine Fennell. Third row: third person is Edna Fennell with Constance Williams alongside. Behind them is Frederick Coleman. In second to back row, second from right, is Edwin Ashby. Next to him (directly beneath statue) is Thomas Binns Robson.
Children's Welfare Committee
Members of the Children's Welfare Committee photographed during a visit to Adelaide.
Departing soldiers at Adelaide railway station
Departing soldiers at Adelaide railway station receiving food and drink from women Cheer Up Hut volunteers.
Sir Henry Galway speaking in Adelaide
Sir Henry Galway, Governor of South Australia, speaking to a gathering on the south parklands, Adelaide.
Foundation stone ceremony at St. Peters
A foundation stone ceremony at a building site in St. Peters being conducted by a Roman Catholic clergyman; possibly a school.
State Bank dinner, Adelaide
Guests at a State Bank dinner in Adelaide; front foreground left is Mr. McDonald, front foreground right is J.H. Howe (with beard and glasses).
Main street at Clare
The main street at Clare decorated with flags.
Premises of a new church in South Australia
The premises of a new church in South Australia; name not known.
Army recruiting
Crowds attending a recruiting meeting for army service held at Strathalbyn.
Military police
Mounted military police from Mitcham army camp.
A wine cellar
The interior of a wine cellar at an Adelaide hills winery, name unknown.
Cleaning debris after a house fire
Men clearing up debris after a house fire; location unknown.
Military transport wagons in a parade
A military procession proceeding along North Terrace, Adelaide, featuring horse drawn transport wagons.
Opening of the State War Council Soldiers' Hostel.
Opening of the State War Council Soldiers' Hostel by Sir Henry Galway, Governor of South Australia, July 19th 1918. The ceremony was also attended by the Premier, A.H.Peake, the Mayor of Adelaide, C. Glover, the Minister of Repatriation, E. Anstey, and Captain Blackburn, V.C., M.P. Located behind the City Baths, the hostel was built at a cost of 3,123 Pounds and provided accommodation for 50 men plus a luncheon room and hot and cold baths.
Carnation display
The head of a carnation in a display bottle.
Boy Scouts
A group of boy scouts from Edwardstown, South Australia.
Women fete supporters
Women volunteer helpers at an Edwardstown fete.
Road work on a bridge
Road work being carried out on the removal of the floor of a bridge in South Australia.
Traffic police officers
Eight traffic control police officers.
Army officers and men
Group of army officers and men: this photo appeared in 'The Observer', Saturday 6 October 1917, page 24, under the heading 'More boys for the front'; and with the caption 'Field Artillery, Mitcham Camp (Lieut. Carter, O.C.)'. Photo by 'Smith' probably W.S. Smith.