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Marine Board and Customs Office staff, South Australia
Senior staff of the Marine Board and H.M. Customs Office, South Australia including the President, R.H. Ferguson, centre front row and Arthur Searcy, bottom right hand corner.
Guests of the President of the Marine Board, Arthur Searcy, at Outer Harbor
Guests of the President of the Marine Board, Arthur Searcy, at Outer Harbor on board a steam launch.
A team of sailors rowing the President of the Marine Board, Arthur Searcy, for landing at Neptune Island
A team of sailors rowing the President of the Marine Board, Arthur Searcy, for landing at Neptune Island.
Scene at the Outer Harbor works
One of six scenes at the Outer Harbor works during a visit by the President of the Marine Board, Arthur Searcy, including two views of men laying railway tracks. [Sequence is from PRG 280/1/2/139 - PRG 280/1/2/144.]
Scene at the Outer Harbor works
One of six scenes at the Outer Harbor works during a visit by the President of the Marine Board,Arthur Searcy, including two views of men laying railway tracks. [Sequence is from PRG 280/1/2/139 - PRG 280/1/2/144.]
Scene at the Outer Harbor works
One of six scenes at the Outer Harbor works during a visit by the President of the Marine Board,Arthur Searcy, including two views of men laying railway tracks. [Sequence is from PRG 280/1/2/139 - PRG 280/1/2/144.]
Scene at the Outer Harbor works
One of six scenes at the Outer Harbor works during a visit by the President of the Marine Board,Arthur Searcy, including two views of men laying railway tracks. [Sequence is from PRG 280/1/2/139 - PRG 280/1/2/144.]
Scene at the Outer Harbor works
One of six scenes at the Outer Harbor works during a visit by the President of the Marine Board,Arthur Searcy, including two views of men laying railway tracks. [Sequence is from PRG 280/1/2/139 - PRG 280/1/2/144.]
Searcy Family and friends
Children of the Searcy family with friends: two views of formal groups taken in the garden of their home at Mills Terrace, North Adelaide including a large dog.
Sir Archibald Weigall travelling by steamboat to Osborne
Sir Archibald Weigall, Governor of South Australia travelling by steamboat to Osborne shipyard, he stands far right of a small group of men; Arthur Searcy is directly behind the Governor.
Members of the South Australian Harbor's Board
Members of the South Australian Harbor's Board sitting around a conference table; left to right: E. A. Farquhar; J. B. Labatt; Arthur Searcy, Chairman; W. J. Taylor.
Vice-Regal visit to Glenelg, South Australia
Lord Dudley, Governor-General of Australia and his party on board a ship taking them to Glenelg, South Australia; Lord Dudley is standing second right wearing a top hat talking to Arthur Searcy.
Members of the South Australian Harbors Board
The four members of the South Australian Harbors Board photographed in their Victoria Square offices, Adelaide; they sit and stand at a table with a map of the State and the Northern Territory behind them, Arthur Searcy, Chairman sits second right with Commissioner E.A. Farquhar on his left, J.B. Labatt, Deputy Chairman is standing and W.J.P. Taylor, secretary and Accountant is far left.
Delegates at the Federal Navigation Conference, Sydney
Delegates attending the Federal Navigation Conference held in Sydney, New South Wales, April 9 1903; seven men sit around a meeting table in a carpeted room with maps hanging on the wall. Arthur Searcy is sitting right on the far side of the table, others include Mr. Morgan and Captain Mackay from Queensland; Captain Edie and Mr. Lockhart from New South Wales; Mr. MacLean and Sir Harry Wollaston from Victoria.
Members of the Civil Service Rifle Club
Members of the Civil Service Rifle Club photographed outside a building in Adelaide; politician Sir John Bice, the president of the Club, is sitting centre of the front row fifth from the left, Arthur Searcy is sitting front row, third from the right, other names are listed.
W.F. Searcy's house at Hawthorn, South Australia
Mr. and Mrs. W.F. Searcy's house at Hawthorn, near Adelaide; their two children are standing on the verandah.
Arthur Searcy's house at St. Peters, South Australia
Arthur Searcy's house in Harrow Road, St. Peters, near Adelaide.
The Governor and important guests at Outer Harbor
Sir George Le Hunte, Governor of South Australia on board a ship whilst attending the opening of new facilities at Outer Harbor on January 16th 1908; other guests include Tom Price, Premier of South Australia, Colonel Lee, L.T.O'Loughlin, A.H.Peake, Sir Richard Butler and Arthur Searcy.
Visiting party of government officials at Cape Thevenard, South Australia
A large rowing boat carrying a party of government officials including A. Searcy, landing at Cape Thevenard, South Australia; other names include McGillivray, Pflaum, McDonald, and Ritchie.
Paddle steamer 'Kelvin' at Meningie, South Australia
Three members of the Marine Board visiting Meningie on the paddle steamer 'Kelvin'; names supplied are: Warden Gibbon, W. R. N. Lucas, and President Searcy.
Four people outside Cape Willoughby lighthouse, Kangaroo Island
A group of four people sitting on the entrance steps to the Cape Willoughby lighthouse on Kangaroo Island; left to right: A. Searcy; Mrs.A.De.Beer; Captain Gibbon; S.Cox.
Staff of the South Australian Harbors Board
Arthur Searcy sitting centre of the front row of a group of some of the staff of the South Australian Harbors Board assembled at the entrance to a building, possibly the Board's office in Victoria Square, Adelaide; other names unknown.
Members of the South Australian Harbors Board at a meeting
Four members of the South Australian Harbors Board sitting at a large table waiting to begin a meeting. Arthur Searcy sits second from the right, other names not known.
The cemetery at Cape Borda, South Australia
Arthur Searcy and lighthouse keepers J.Kopp and J.Tolley standing amongst the graves in Cape Borda cemetery; the memorial in the foreground is for Jane Elizabeth Kopp.
Members of the Boy Scouts Association Executive Committee
Members of the South Australian Boy Scouts Association Executive Committee photographed in a formal group in the grounds of Government House; Sir Henry Galway, Governor of South Australia sits centre front row, with Arthur Searcy sitting far right.
Arthur Searcy's presentation card for a dinner to honor the Prince of Wales
Arthur Searcy's presentation card for a dinner in honor of H.R.H.Prince of Wales held at the Grand Central Hotel, Adelaide on July 13, 1920.
Sir Archibald Weigall on board the steamboat 'Conqueror'
Sir Archibald Weigall, Governor of South Australia, third right front row with a party of men on board the Harbor's Board steamboat 'Conqueror' during a visit to Osborne shipyard, near Port Adelaide; A.Searcy stands directly behind the Governor, third right back row, others in the group include Messrs. Farquhar, Labatt, and Allen.
Sir Archibald Weigall visiting Osborne shipyard
Sir Archibald Wiegall, Governor of South Australia, standing centre, photographed with a group of men during a visit to the new Osborne shipyard; Arthur Searcy is facing the camera, first left.
Sir Archibald Weigall on board the steamboat 'Conqueror'
Sir Archibald Weigall on board the South Australian Harbor's Board steamboat 'Conqueror' during a visit to the new shipyard at Osborne, near Port Adelaide; the Governor stands first right, front row with Arthur Searcy directly behind him.
Entrance to St. Alban's lighthouse, Kangaroo Island
John E. Searcy standing outside the entrance to St. Alban's lighthouse on Kangaroo Island, he has been polishing up the brass plate placed over the door which reads: 'Lucem spero clariorem'.