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Motor car accident
Three men standing beside a 35 horsepower Overland motor car damaged in an accident near Bolivar, South Australia, on Friday 31 December 1915. The driver, Stock and Station Agent, Arthur Coles, was killed and his wife Ellen who was seriously injured died on 12 January 1916. Two other occupants of the car, James Allen and N. Taylor, received minor injuries. The photograph was taken on 1 January 1916; "A visit to the scene on Saturday morning showed that the road was in fairly good order ... The motor car presented a sorry spectacle. It was seen where it had stopped on the previous evening." The Register, 3 January 1916, page 4.
Horse-drawn trams on Granite Island, Victor Harbor
Distant view of horse-drawn trams at Granite Island near Victor Harbor, South Australia.
Sea spray off Granite Island, South Australia
Waves crashing on to rocks at the breakwater at Granite Island, off Victor Harbor, South Australia.
Granite boulders on Granite Island
A group of large granite boulders near the kiosk (unseen) on Granite Island, near Victor Harbor, South Australia.
Screwpile jetty, Granite Island
Screwpile jetty on Granite Island, near Victor Harbor, South Australia.
Parliamentary party at Goolwa
A group of politicians standing on a sandhill during a visit to Goolwa, South Australia; names not known.
Parliamentary party at Granite Island
A group of politicians inspecting Screwpile Jetty on Granite Island, near Victor Harbor, South Australia.
Granite Island kiosk
The kiosk on Granite Island, Victor Harbor, South Australia.
The wharf area at Goolwa
The wharf and railway goods shed at Goolwa on the Murray River, South Australia.
The railway goods shed and wharf at Goolwa
A group of politicians inspecting the railway goods shed and river wharf area at Goolwa, South Australia.
Goolwa wharf
The wharf area on the Murray River at Goolwa, South Australia.
Sand-dunes on Sir Richard Peninsula, Goolwa
Sand-dunes on Sir Richard Peninsula, near the mouth of the Murray River, Goolwa, South Australia.
Breakwater at Granite Island, South Australia
Breakwater at Granite Island, near Victor Harbor, South Australia.
Surf crashing on rocks, Granite Island
Surf from waves crashing on to rocks at Granite Island, near Victor Harbor, South Australia.
Parliamentary party visiting Granite Island
A group of politicians walking on Granite Island during a tour of inspection.
Victor Harbor, South Australia
Distant view of the working jetty on Granite Island, with the causeway and Victor Harbor in the background.
Seal Island, Encounter Bay, South Australia
A distant view of Seal Island from Granite Island, Encounter Bay, South Australia.
The causeway and jetty at Victor Harbor
Distant view of the causeway and jetty at Victor Harbor, Encounter Bay, South Australia.
The Murray River, near Goolwa
Part of the Murray River near Goolwa, South Australia.
Seaspray and rocks, Granite Island
Seaspray and granite rocks at Granite Island, near Victor Harbor, South Australia.
Glenelg Mayor and Councillors
The Mayor and members of the Corporation of Glenelg Council photographed in a group beside the Old Gum Tree at Glenelg, South Australia.
Members of the Davey family
Members of the Davey family of South Australia photographed in a garden; the adults sit and stand in three long rows, the eldest sitting in the front row with six small children sitting on the grass in front, names not known.
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.
Holiday crowds at Henley Beach
"An enormous crowd thronged the jetty, the shore, and esplanade at Henley Beach on Saturday, and watched the feats of the intrepid airman (Captain Butler), who for half an hour thrilled the spectators with his daring 'stunts'". Daily Herald newspaper, 19 January 1920, page 3.
Sir Henry Galway and Harry Butler
The Governor, Sir Henry Galway, (left) and Harry Butler standing next to Butler's Avro 504K aircraft before a flight from Enfield airfield, South Australia, 2 February 1920.
Harry Butler in his aircraft
Captain Harry Butler taxiing his aircraft along the runway at a South Australian airfield.
At Adelaide Oval
At Adelaide Oval during the interstate Victoria v South Australia Sheffield Shield cricket match played between 27 February and 3 March 1920. Left to right: S.J. Deeks, wicket keeper of the Shanghai Cricket Club and a retired English County player, Clem Hill, retired Australian test captain, Captain Collyer of the ship Bremen and a retired English County player, George Giffen, the noted South Australian cricketer, and Herbert Rymill.
Women attending a Y.W.C.A. dinner in Adelaide
Guests, mainly women, attending a Y.W.C.A. dinner in Adelaide, South Australia.
Police officers at Port Pirie
A group of South Australian police including mounted, foot, water, detective, and an Aboriginal tracker stationed at Port Pirie; names not known.
Mr. Dudley Angas and Captain Vigers, M.C., D.F.C.
Motor car carrying Mr. Dudley Angas of Hill River Station, South Australia, and Captain Vigers, M.C., D.F.C., (pilot), in the back seat. The men arrived at Glenelg from Melbourne following a five and a half hour flight in a Sopwith Dove on 26 August 1920.