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Orchestra at Adelaide Town Hall
View of an orchestra at the front of the Adelaide Town Hall, with the organ behind them.
Cars at a sporting event
A number of cars parked on a flat area, presumably at some sort of public event.
Men with 'Barwell Bull' railcar, Clare
A group of men of men at Clare railway station, with a new 'Barwell Bull' railcar. Information from a researcher: 'February 1924 when Sir Henry Barwell invited Members of Parliament on a demonstration run to show-off the new Brill Model 55 railcar prior to its commencement of a regular passenger service to Clare, that commenced the following week. The tall figure on the left, walking towards the railcar is probably the Chief Commissioner of Railways W. A. Webb. These railcars as delivered were blue and lined out in primrose with gold leaf'.
University of Adelaide Council
Formal portrait of the members of the University of Adelaide's Council, including Sir George Murray, Chancellor, Lieutenant Governor and Chief Justice of South Australia.
G. Curtis
G. Curtis, winner of the Burra to Adelaide road race (100 miles race) pictured on his bike.
Adelaide Oval
View of the Adelaide Oval, looking down on a large crowd watching a football match. A couple of mounted police are positioned behind the crowd.
Canadian soccer team
Players and officials of the Canadian soccer team. The team played South Australia on 9 July 1924 winning 2-0 and Australia on 12 July 1924 winning 4-1. Back row L-R: R. (Dickie) Stobbart (Nanaimo), William (Bill) Linning (Lethbridge Veterans United), Leslie Ford (Regina Thistles), William Sanford (Montreal Blue Bonnets), George Forrest (Toronto Ulster United), Jack Armstrong (Vancouver St. Andrews). Middle row L-R: M. [Mitch] McLean (Calgary), H. Noseworthy (Montreal), Fred Dierden (Toronto Willys-Overland), Jim Wilson (Edmonton Royals), J. Hood (Brandon), Fred Bowman (Saskatoon Radials). Front row L-R: Robert (Bob) Harley, captain, (Winnipeg United Weston), James Adam manager (Victoria B.C.) Lord Mayor of Adelaide C.R.J. Glover, T. Thompson, president South Australian B.F. Association, W. Bellis (Adelaide South Australia).
Australian soccer team
Players and officials of the Australia soccer team that played the fifth and final test match against Canada in Adelaide on Saturday 12 July 1924. Back row L-R: H. Spurway (NSW), Fred. Gallen (NSW), T. Bristoe (Vic), G. Cartwright (NSW), G. Storey (NSW), G. Raitt (Vic). Front row L-R: C. Williams (NSW), William (Bill) Maunders (NSW), E. Lukeman (Commonwealth Secretary), James (Judy) Masters (NSW) captain, W. Bellis (South Australian Secretary), Jim Orr (Vic), Fred. Ramsay (NSW).
Adelaide Zoo
View of part of the Adelaide Zoo, showing flamingos in a pond, and a miniature house.
Maypole dance
A group of girls performing a maypole dance.
Busy scene in Rundle Street on Christmas Eve
Busy scene in Rundle Street on Christmas Eve, 1923. Looking east from near the King William Street intersection, the street is crowded with cars and horse-drawn vehicles.
Tea Tree Gully
View of an intersection in Tea Tree Gully, with various buildings along the streets.
Adelaide City Baths
Swimmers and spectators waiting for the next event at the indoor Adelaide City Baths, King William Road, South Australia.
Crowds at Glenelg beach and on jetty
Handwritten caption on back of photograph reads 'Prince Alfred's arrival Glenelg' but photograph actually taken sometime between 1909 and 1919. The photograph of holiday makers at Glenelg is identical to Searcy Collection photograph PRG 280/1/18/363.
Rowing eights on Port River
Rowing eight on Port River preparing for races.
Soldiers working with horse drawn Red Cross wagons at Brighton
Soldiers working with horse drawn Red Cross wagons at Brighton: two views.
A crab picnic in South Australia
Three men and a boy with the remains of crab piled in front of them after enjoying a meal; they sit in the shade of a bush with crossed crabbing nets and oars either side.
Helpers at C-U "Ye Old May Fayre"
A group of women dressed in mob caps and lacy aprons. Note on back of photograph reads 'Helpers at C-U "Ye Old May Fayre". Additional notation (in pencil and extremely hard to read): 1. Muller, Collins(?), C Searcy, (indecipherable), Ivy Rutter(?), Lucas, (indecipherable), Grigg, Joyner. 2.(indecipherable), Short, (indecipherable), Barnett(?), Hague, Sturan(?), Lines. 3.Murthant(?), Short, Miller, (indecipherable), S Smith, Smith, Jarius. 4.Temple, Temple, Morris, Seager, Leech, Bennett, Church. Photograph by W.S. Smith, 293 Pirie Street East, Adelaide, Telephone 1647.
Helpers. C.U. Hut 20/12/19
Large group of women posed in front of an ivy-covered wall, all dressed in white dresses and veils. The caption under the image reads 'Helpers. C.U. Hut. 20/12/19'. [On the back of photograph:] 'Uniform White dresses - white veils. / Cheer up helpers at the end of / World War I. / Mrs Seager Centre front row / Founder & Hon Organiser / E. Morison'. A second copy of the same photograph has the following information on the back: Bottom row starting from X [left]: Misses 1.Bee Jones, 2.Lorna Morris, 3.Ettie Parker, 4.- Berry, 5.----, 6.Mrs Munton, 7.Miller, 8.L.Yemm, 9.E.Baker 10.S.Weston, 11.Miss Tomkinson, Mesdames 12.Seager, 13.A.Miell, 14.Mrs , 15.Mrs H.P.Wilson, 16.Miss Taylor, 17.Mrs D.Fraser, 18.Mrs Hogg, 19.----, 20.Miss Williams. Second row. Miss Clarke, 2.Mrs F.Vasey, 3.Miss F.Short, 4.Miss C.Searcy, 5.Miss Cornock, 6.Miss Ellison, 7.----, 8.Mrs Church, Misses 9.L.Craig, 10.M.Chabrel, 11.R.Brailey, 12.Mrs Novice, Misses 13.Connor, 14.----, 15.O.Judell, 16.J.Fraser, 17.----, 18.----. Third row Misses 1.Moyse, 2.A.King, 3.D.Brown, 4.M.Downer, 5.H.Seager, 6.----, 7.M.Muller, 8.Mrs Bruce, Misses 9.L.Short, 10.I.Carter, 11.----, 12.Mrs Sweetapple, 13.Miss Trewenack, 14.N.Smith, 15.Clarke, 16.----, 17.Pearce. Fourth row. 1.----, Misses 2.I.Short, 3.Boyer, 4-8 [not known], Misses 9.Brown, 10.L.Muller, 11.----, 12.Joyner, 13.Mrs Dewhurst, 14.----, Mrs J.Morison, Misses 16.B.Lee, 17.DeMole, 18.Wyatt, 19.Stevenson. Top row: 1-3 [not identified], Misses 4.T.Wright, 5.E.Judell, Mrs F.Fillmore, 7.K.Berry Smith, 8.----, 9.----, 10.V.Judell, K.Collison, 12.Brown, 13.C.Church, 14.E.Priest, 15.A.Prater, 16.Farley, 17----, 18.----.
An army officer on horseback
View of Major A. Leonard on a horse, with his 'kit' - swag, weapons and a shoulder bag.
'Autos' winning the Tennyson Handicap race at Victoria Park, Adelaide
The runners on the track at Victoria Park, Adelaide showing 'Autos' winning the Tennyson Handicap race.
A prize winning dog at an Adelaide show
A prize winning dog held by a chain at an Adelaide show.
Kathleen LeMessurier
Kathleen LeMessurier playing tennis at Adelaide Oval during inter-state tennis championships held on 18 February 1921. Miss LeMessurier of South Australia beat Miss Littlejohn of Victoria 6-4, 6-4, in the women's singles.
Sailors enjoying a picnic in Belair National Park
Sailors from HMS Renown, the ship that brought the Prince of Wales to South Australia on his visit in July 1920, and HMAS Australia enjoying a picnic in Belair National Park 15 July 1920; three uniformed soldiers sit with them and bottles of West End Bitter Beer are prominently displayed. A soldier can be seen with a young woman at the back of the photograph.
Prize winning dog
A prize winning dog at a show in Adelaide.
A discus thrower in action
A discus thrower in action at a sports meeting in Adelaide.
Sir Archibald Weigall at the inauguration of the Soldier's Memorial, Unley
Sir Archibald Weigall, Governor of South Australia attending the inauguration ceremony for the Soldier's Memorial at Unley; he stands on a dais with army officers, Lady Weigall, and their daughter in the background.
Prize winning horse drawn vehicle
A prize winning horse drawn vehicle photographed at a show in Adelaide.
Members of the Adelaide Hunt Club out with the hounds
Members of the Adelaide Hunt Club out with the hounds in South Australia.
South Australian cricket team.
The South Australian cricket team that played a four day match against the Marylebone Cricket Club in Adelaide in March 1921. Marylebone Cricket Club won the match by an innings and 63 runs. Back row L-R: Sydney W. Smith (umpire) Laurence Power, Albert Ambler, Arthur Richardson, John Murray, Eustace Loveridge, McKenzie (12th man), Gordon Harris, George A. Hele (umpire). Front row L-R: Gilbert Jose, Percy Rundell, Andrew Smith (captain), Robert Moroney, Norman Williams. Adams (scorer). [also at PRG 280/1/28/342 and PRG 280/1/21/77].