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Sir George and Lady Le Hunte leaving South Australia
Sir George and Lady Le Hunte at Outer Harbor as they prepare to leave South Australia at the end of Sir George's appointment as Governor; Arthur Searcy is standing right as part of the escorting party.
Sir George and Lady Le Hunte leaving South Australia
Sir George and Lady Le Hunte being farewelled from Outer Harbor as they prepare to leave South Australia after Sir George's appointment as Governor has ended; Arthur Searcy is standing right next to an army officer and Sir Samuel Way, Chief Justice stands in the background third from the left wearing a top hat.
Lottie Brook, grand-daughter of Mrs. William Searcy
Studio view of a woman identified as Lottie Brook, grand-daughter of Mrs. William Searcy.
Frank Brook, grandson of Mrs. William Searcy
Head and shoulders view of Lieutenant Frank Brook, grandson of Mrs. William Searcy; he was killed in action during World War I.
A class of boys at rifle drill
A class of boys carrying out rifle drill; an older boy, far right, is identified as Donald Searcy. It would appear that this is taking place at the Pulteney Street School for Boys (run by the Church of England) adjacent to St Paul's Church. (see B 290 and B 27569 for buildings).
Taxation officers at a cricket match
Staff from the South Australian Taxation Department photographed whilst attending a Christmas cricket match played at the National Park, Belair; Arthur Searcy stands centre behind the front row of men sitting, other names not known.
The SS 'Governor Musgrave' at Tumby Bay
Honoured guests including John Verran, Premier of South Australia and Arthur Searcy, President of the Marine Board, standing with members of the crew of the South Australian Customs Department vessel the SS 'Governor Musgrave' on board the ship which is docked at Tumby Bay jetty.
South Australian Taxation Department staff
A large group of men photographed sitting and standing outside a building identified as members of the South Australian Taxation Department staff; Arthur Searcy sits front row, fifth from the left, other names not known.
Canadian visitors on a beach near Port Julia
A group of men standing and sitting with a horse drawn wagon on a beach near Port Julia, Yorke Peninsula; they are identified as being Canadian bulk handling experts visiting South Australia, Arthur Searcy is standing second from the left, back row, other names not known.
Marine Board visitors at Troubridge Island, South Australia
Members of the South Australian Marine Board visiting the lighthouse at Troubridge Island; the group includes Captain Patrick Weir, Master of the Customs Department vessel the 'Governor Musgrave', Captain J.H. Gibbon, Warden, and Arthur Searcy, President.
Some of Arthur Seary's grandchildren
A Christmas photograph of some of Arthur Searcy's grandchildren in the backyard of a home.
South Australian Harbors Board Commissioners
Members of the South Australian Harbors Board including Commissioner E.A.Farquhar, Deputy Chairman J.B.Labatt, Chairman Arthur Searcy and Secretary and Accountant W.J.P.Taylor, attending a meeting.
Boy Scouts Association of South Australia
Sir Henry Galway, Governor of South Australia with members of the Executive Council of the Boy Scouts Association at Government House, Adelaide; Douglas Mawson sits fourth from the left on the right of Sir Henry, Arthur Searcy, Honorary Commissioner sits far right.
South Australian Harbors Board staff
South Australian Harbors Board staff including seated second row: J.B.Labatt, second from left, Arthur Searcy, third from left and E.A.Farquhar, fourth from left.
Visitors to Davenport Creek, near Ceduna
Arthur Searcy with Messrs. Farquhar, Johnson and others standing by a beached boat at Davenport Creek near Ceduna, South Australia.
A military brass band
A South Australian military brass band including Lieutenant Frank Brook, standing far right, second row, who was killed in action in 1918; he was the nephew of Arthur Searcy. (A bandsman from Broken Hill may be in the photo, as a copy of this photo is displayed in the band hall in Broken Hill.).
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.
Private Cecil Bourne in military uniform
A head and shoulder portrait of Private Cecil C.D. Bourne, of the A.I.F. wearing first world war uniform; a nephew of Arthur Searcy.
The South Australian Boy Scouts Council
Sir Day Bosanquet, Governor of South Australia presiding at a meeting of the Boy Scouts Council at Government House, Adelaide; Arthur Searcy sits second on his right.
A Pass to enter the Dry Creek Magazine
A Special District Pass issued to Arthur Searcy to enable him to enter the Dry Creek Magazine in South Australia.
Motorists picnicking by the road side
Five motorists, including Arthur Searcy, having a picnic on the road side en route from Streaky Bay to Mount Hope on the West Coast of South Australia.
Five men having a picnic at Port Kenny
Five men enjoying a picnic at Port Kenny near Venus Bay on the west coast of South Australia; included in the party are Mr.Feltus, standing at the rear, Arthur Searcy seated centre, and John Labatt, on the right.
Beatrice Searcy
Beatrice Searcy of Perth, Western Australia sitting on a motor-cycle in the backyard of a home.
The old jetty at Port Noarlunga
The old jetty at Port Noarlunga, South Australia; the two men standing in the foreground are Dr. Edward Angas Johnson, left, and Arthur Searcy.
South Australian customs officers
South Australian customs officers in 1885 photographed at the rear of the Customs House, Port Adelaide, South Australia; back row, left to right: Messrs. LeLeu, Bartlett, Burns, Everett, Traynor, Gillman, Nelson; middle row, Squires, Threlfall, Gammell, Stephens, Cate, Conlon; front row, Bayley, Magraith, Ferguson, Harvey, and Arthur Searcy.
Customs officers of South Australia
The principal members of the South Australian Customs Department in 1885 at Port Adelaide; Arthur Searcy stands far right, front row.
Cape Jervis lighthouse
Arthur Searcy standing beside the lighthouse at Cape Jervis, South Australia.
A family group
A group of adults and children photographed in the back yard of a South Australian suburban home, described by Arthur Searcy as 'my own little family'; names not known.
A group of men at Emu Bay, Kangaroo Island
Arthur Searcy with a group of men, which includes Dr. Angas Johnson, visiting Emu Bay on the northern coast of Kangaroo Island, South Australia.
Sir Henry Galway and the Boy Scouts Association
The members of the Council of the Boy Scouts' Association was photographed on Saturday 7 February 1920 at a farewell parade in honour of the departing Chief Scout, Sir Henry Galway. Sitting Left to right: Col. S. Price Weir, DSO, Councillor, Mr. Lindsay, Country Commissioner, Mr. Frederic Chapple, B.A., C.M.G., Vice-President, Sir William Sowden, President and Acting Chief Scout, His Excellency Sir Henry Galway, Chief Scout, Col. G.H. Dean, State Commissioner, Mr. A. Searcy, Chairman of Finance Committee, and Mr. B.F. Bushton, Treasurer. Standing Left to Right: Mr. F.S. Wallis, MLC, Executive Officer, Mr. E.W. Bramble, Councillor, Mr. Peter Wood, Executive Officer, Mr. W. Herbert Phillips, Councillor, Dr. E. Angas Johnson, Executive Officer, Mr. Gordon Spry, Secretary, and Senator Newland, Executive Officer.