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New Zealand Australian Rules Football players.
The New Zealand Australian Rules football team that played South Australia on a rain sodden Adelaide Oval on Tuesday 1st of September 1908 - the Eight Hour Day holiday. Players are wearing dark guernseys with a gold leaf badge, dark knickerbockers and socks. South Australia won the encounter 5.8 to New Zealand 3.10. The Register newspaper, 2 September 1908 (page 4), gives a full report of the game. The man holding the ball was the team's captain, Tom Wright, a former player with Collingwood, who was killed in action in France in 1916. While names cannot be put to the other faces in this photograph, the Advertiser of 1 September 1908 (page 9) reported: 'The New Zealand team which will meet the South Australians has been selected as follows:- Full back, Dempster; backs, Marshall and Tucker; half-backs, Breese, Swann and Smith; centre wings, Abfalter, Parker and Darby; half-forwards, West, Ward and Ross; followers, Wright (captain) and Elvidge; and rover, Wilkins.'
Sir George Le Hunte, Governor of South Australia during a formal visit with politicians
Sir George Le Hunte, Governor of South Australia standing with eminent politicians and Tom Price, Premier of South Australia during a visit to a railway; others include left to right Sir E.T.Smith, A.H.Peake, A.A.Kirkpatrick, Colonel Lee, and L.T.O'Loughlin.
Teachers in training, Tasmania
Senior students training for teaching at the Philip Smith Training College, Tasmania; names not supplied.
Junior teachers in training, Tasmania
Junior teachers, grade II in training at the Philip Smith Training College, Tasmania; names not supplied.
Junior teachers in training, Tasmania
Junior teachers grade I in training at the Philip Smith Training College, Tasmania; names are listed.
Abattoirs at Gepps Cross, South Australia
A composite view of three images celebrating the opening of new abattoirs at Gepps Cross, South Australia in July 1913; they include: 1. Guests at the opening ceremony; 2. Head office and sale yards; 3. First pen of sheep.
Boy Scouts' Association State Council, South Australia
Members of the Boy Scouts' Association of South Australia State Council attending a meeting at Government House; Sir Day Bosanquet, Governor of the State is at the head of the table as the Chief Scout.
South Australian wine-makers out on a field trip
A large group of South Australian wine-makers out on a day's field trip; Walter Smith of Yalumba winery stands centre of the front row marked with a cross, other names not known.
Foreshore and jetty at Beachport, South Australia
Part of the foreshore and a distant view of the jetty at Beachport, South Australia. The house was known as Rivoli House, and built around 1879 for Mr. A.S. Smith, who was the manager of the Adelaide Shipping Company. It was later owned by Mr. Edward French, a shipping agent, before it became the home of the Superintendent of the South Eastern Drainage Board when the Board purchased five acres of land, various outhouses and the house [see also at PRG 280/1/15/544].
Master Carriers' Federal Council of Australia conference
The third annual conference of the Master Carriers' Federal Council of Australia held in Adelaide between 26 and 29 April 1916. Back Row L-R: G. Tilley (S.A.), Chas Willcox (S.A.), J.R. Dring (S.A.), J. Willsmore (S.A.), Walter Rofe (S.A.) and J. Tonks (S.A.). Middle Row L-R: A. Watson (N.S.W.), A.G. Faulkner (Qld.), F.A. Hawtrey (N.S.W.), G.H. Boykett (S.A.), John Hill (S.A.), J.G. Gibb (S.A.). Front Row L-R: W.T. Rofe (S.A.), W.E. Budd (N.S.W.), F.J. Skinner (Vic.)(President), R.H. Julius (Qld.), C.A. Pucknell (Vic.)(Secretary).
New railway tunnel at Sleep's Hill, South Australia.
"The southern portals of the new tunnel, which is 800 yards [731 metres] long. ... Standing at the mouth of the tunnel (from left to right) are Messrs. E.B. Surman (Engineer-in-charge), W.E. Cook (who was assistant to the Resident Engineer at the construction of the original Hills line), and George Baxter (contractor)." The Observer newspaper 1 February 1919 page 23.
The jetty at Beachport, South Australia
Distant view of the jetty at Beachport in South Australia. According to a researcher, the house was known as Rivoli House. Built c.1879 for Mr. A.S. Smith, manager of the Adelaide shipping company, before being owned by Mr. Edward French [see also at PRG 280/1/15/162].
The Mitcham Camp Brass Band
Members of the Mitcham Camp Brass Band photographed with their musical instruments. This photo appeared in 'The Observer', Saturday 29 December 1917, page 25, under the heading 'Music for the soldiers'. The caption reads 'The Mitcham Camp Brass Band under Sgt-Major Elliott'.
Lord Kitchener carrying out an inspection of officers
Lord Kitchener inspecting returned officers from the South African War ('Members of the South African Medal Corps') in the grounds of Government House, Adelaide during his visit to South Australia in January 1910. From left: General Hoad; Sir Day Bosanquet, Governor of South Australia, wearing a naval uniform; Colonel Frank M. Rowell (in light uniform and helmet); Lord Kitchener; Dr W. Ramsay Smith; Professor [formerly Major] Watson; Majors Blair and Stapleton and Constable Wells. [Other identified but unsure as to which person they are are: Lieutenant CoCilaloh, Lieutenant Peckman, Colonel Kirkpatrick and Colonel Pattinson - possibly behind the main group.] A photo taken during the same event was published in 'The Chronicle', Saturday 29 January 1910, page 29.
Lady Millie Bertram
Lady Millie Bertram photographed wearing evening dress; she was the sister of W.S.Smith, photographer of Pirie Street, Adelaide.
Manager of the visiting English test cricket team
Two men in an Adelaide garden or park, one is a Mr.Rust (?), manager of the visiting English test cricket team captained by J.W.H.T.Douglas.
Golden Wedding at Hectorville
A large family group photographed with their terrier dog in a garden at the celebration of the golden wedding anniversary of Thomas Binns Robson and Henrietta Robson, nee Watson, who had married on 22 February 1871 in Liverpool, England.were married 50 years ago, and both enjoy good health." However marriage records indicate that Thomas Bennell Robson married Bridget Healey on 13 July 1868.
A man holding the reins of a champion race horse
A man, possibly the owner, holding the reins of a champion race horse in South Australia.
A schoolgirl hockey team in South Australia
A schoolgirl hockey team in South Australia; names not known.
A low flying aircraft
A low flying aircraft owned by Captain Harry Butler of Minlaton, South Australia. This machine is a West Australian Airlines "Hercules" passenger plane which flew between Parafield & Perth late 1920s early 1930s. Possibly taking off from Ceduna. Another researcher believes this is the Smith Brothers' Vickers Vimy.
Edward, Prince of Wales being welcomed during his visit in 1920
Edward, Prince of Wales being welcomed as he leaves a car decorated with the insignia of his rank after arrival in Adelaide.
The salute being taken during a march past at Mitcham army camp
The salute being taken during a march past at Mitcham army camp, South Australia. A researcher has suggested that this is the flag of the 14th Reinforcements of the 27th Battalion, in 1915; the woman taking the salute us believed to be Mrs H. R. Niele - see 'The Observer', Saturday 19 August 1916, page 25.
A men only dinner in Adelaide, South Australia
A large dinner function for men only in the dining room on the first floor of Gibson's Grand Central Hotel, Adelaide. The top table guests are standing in the background; names and purpose unknown (view looking west).
An academic procession in Adelaide
Close view of an academic procession going to a levee in Adelaide; three men in the foreground are identified a T. Smith, W.T. McCoy, and Dr.R.S. Rogers.
Unveiling of memorial to Ernest Alfred Roberts
Unveiling of a memorial to South Australian politician Ernest Arthur Roberts at West Terrace Cemetery, Adelaide, 13 January 1917.
English cricket team visiting South Australia in 1920
Members of an English cricket team visiting South Australia in 1920; the group includes C.H.Parkin , J.W.Hitch, and Frederick Toone, Manager.
Gunnery demonstration at Mitcham camp for the Governor-General of Australia
Distant view of a gunnery demonstration at Mitcham army camp during the visit of the Governor-General of Australia, Sir Ronald Munro-Ferguson.
Golden Wedding at Hectorville
A large family group photographed with their terrier dog in a garden at the celebration of the golden wedding anniversary of Thomas Binns Robson and Henrietta Robson, nee Watson, who had married on 22 February 1871 in Liverpool, England.
Helen Mantegani nee Thomas
Helen Mantegani, nee Thomas, the youngest daughter of Robert Thomas, publisher of the 'South Australian gazette and colonial register'.
Small group of the Sutton family
Four generations of the Sutton family photographed at the 50th wedding anniversary of the Ralph and Edith Sutton. Ralph Collins Sutton married Ellen Barnett in Adelaide on 30 November 1870. The anniversary get together was held at the Rechabite Hall, Ashton, SA, at 4 pm, exactly 50 years to the day. This photograph features Edith Sutton, her granddaughter Ellen Beatrice LePoidevin (nee Osborne), great-grandson Gordon James LePoidevin, and daughter Edith Jane Clara Osborne (nee Sutton).