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St. Peter's Collegiate Girls' School hockey team
Members of the St. Peter's Collegiate Girls' School hockey team, Adelaide, South Australia, 22 August 1919. Back row L-R: Nina Seager (centre half), Louie Hardy (outer left), Molly Duffield (goal), Trevie Scott (inner left), Elsie Wigan (left full back), Edna Cowan (right outer). Front row L-R: Joyce Lillecrapp (right half-back), Doreen Burdett (Vice-Captain)(inner right), Elizabeth Auld (Captain)(centre-forward), Doreen Browne (Secretary)(right full back), Eulalie Browne (left half back).
Rabbi Cohen
A studio view of Rabbi Cohen which was taken during his visit to Adelaide, South Australia.
Memorial Hospital dedication service
On Saturday 7 February 1920 a dedication service in connection with the Soldiers' Memorial Hospital at North Adelaide was held. The President of the Methodist Conference, Reverend T. Geddes White, officiated in the presence of a large number of people.
Adelaide Hunt Club meet
Members of the Adelaide Hunt Club out with the hounds at a meet on the outskirts of Adelaide, South Australia.
Holiday crowds on Glenelg Beach
Holiday crowds having picnics on the beach at Glenelg where horse drawn vehicles are parked amongst makeshift shelters made from rugs and canvas.
Commissioners for Charitable Funds Board
Three retired civil servants who served as Commissioners for Charitable Funds Board. Left to right, Peter Whitington; Lionel H. Sholl, C.M.G. L.S.O., and Thomas Gill, C.M.G.
Long jump event
Spectators and officials watching a long jump contestant in action at a University sports day held in Adelaide, South Australia.
Mother and children watching an aircraft
A mother carrying two small girls, one holding a doll, watch Captain J.R. Moore, A.F.C., flying his Sopwith Dove bi-plane from Glenelg to Adelaide with the Lady Mayoress of Adelaide, Deborah Hackett. Wednesday 7 January 1920 had been declared 'Ladies Aviation Day' in Adelaide.
Henry Borst and his wife
Mr. Justice Henry V. Borst, Grand Sire of the Sovereign Grand Lodge of the Independent Order of Oddfellows, and Mrs. Borst, of New York, photographed in front of Stow Congregational Church (now Pilgrim Uniting) in Flinders Street during a visit to Adelaide, South Australia.
Fire at Star Picture Theatre, Payneham Road, St. Peters
Crowd gathered outside the Star Picture Theatre, Payneham Road, St Peters during a fire. The fire occurred on the morning of Saturday 31 January 1920, three firemen being injured when the roof collapsed. Movies, 'The Career of Katherine Bush' by Elinor Glyn and 'A heart in pawn' are being advertised.
The Mayor of Glenelg at a function
Mr. Smith, Mayor of Glenelg addressing an audience (unseen) from the verandah of a building at a function, possibly at the Glenelg Oval, South Australia.
Members of a wartime committee
Members of a wartime committee in South Australia which includes Sir William Sowden, Editor of the 'Register' newspaper and co-founder of the Cheer Up Society seated second from right, and the politician William Harvey, seated fourth from the right.
War memorial at Coromandel Valley
World War I soldiers' memorial monument at Coromandel Valley, South Australia. A different view of the memorial can be seen at PRG 280/1/27/41.
Prize-winning horse, Adelaide
A horsewoman riding her prize-winning horse during a show held at Jubilee Oval, Adelaide, South Australia.
Prize winning horse and buggy
Horse and buggy combination which won the first prize at an agricultural show held at O'Halloran Hill, South Australia.
Rabbi Cohen and Mr. Bernstein
A studio view of Chief Rabbi Francis Cohen of Sydney, right, with Mr. Bernstein, the acting Rabbi, Adelaide, South Australia.
Royal Show best tradesman's two-wheeled turnout
Adelaide Meat Stores gelding 'Billy', winner of the Royal Show best tradesman's two-wheeled turnout under 15.1 hands.
Fresian bull, King Legis of Delhurst
Walter Hawker's champion Fresian bull, 'King Legis of Delhurst', photographed at the Adelaide Show, South Australia.
Western Australian men in Adelaide
A group of uniformed men visiting Adelaide from Western Australia photographed with a nurse in front of a grandstand, probably at the Jubilee Oval; names not known.
Players at the Adelaide Bowling Club
Men and women lawn bowlers photographed at the Adelaide Bowling Club, South Australia; names not known.
Guard of honour at the opening of Parliament
A guard of honour consisting of 57 officers and men of the 27th Battalion Senior Cadets shouldering arms as they stand to attention on North Terrace, Adelaide, during the opening of Parliament, 21 July 1921.
A horse at the Adelaide Show
A horse and its handler photographed at the Adelaide Show.
Armistice Day ceremony at Unley
Armistice Day ceremony in the Soldiers' Memorial Garden, on Saturday 11 November 1922. The Union Jack was lowered to half mast, Trumpeter-Sergeant A.T.H. Neale sounded the Last Post, followed by two minutes of silence, the raising of the flag and The Reveille. The Mayor of Unley, Mr. H.C. Richards M.P., was in charge of the proceedings. A wreath of white roses made by the chief gardener was hung on the flag mast.
Crowds in King William Street, Adelaide
Crowds of people standing in King William Street, where electric trams are at a standstill, and on the rooftops and verandahs of nearby buildings where flags are flying in celebration of an unidentified event; many of the spectators are looking skyward, possibly for the arrival of Sir Keith and Ross Smith after their historic flight from England in March, 1920.
South Australian Colts cricket team
South Australian Colts cricket team. Back row L-R: E.S. Haddrick, R.L. Drennan, V.A. Geue, E. McCarron (Manager), P.K. Lee, G. Palmer, and R.V. Pridmore. Front row L-R: L.T. Gun, N.A. Walsh, K. Mullner (Captain), A.J. Bartlett, and C. Parry.
Two wireless technicians
Wireless technicians, Messrs. Henry Kauper, engineer, and Lancelot Jones, electrical fitter, sitting beside a wireless receiver which is providing the music for the first Radio dance in South Australia. Given by the South Australian Division of the Wireless Institute of Australia in the Royal Institution for the Blind hall, North Adelaide, on Thursday 28 June 1923, the dance music was broadcast from the private wireless station at the home of Mr. Henry Lashbrooke Austin, electrician, of 8 The Parade, Norwood.
Aboriginal children
Matron Ida Standley with a group of Aboriginal children, described in The Observer newspaper caption as "half-castes", outside the Government Bungalow at Alice Springs, Northern Territory. Topsy Smith is second from left.
Ceremony at Naracoorte
The dedication of the War Memorial in 1923 at a ceremony in Smith Street, Naracoorte.
Prize winning bull
Head and shoulders of a prize winning bull photographed at the Royal Adelaide Show, South Australia.
J.N. Boberg 'Around Australia' motor cyclist
J. N. Boberg of New South Wales arrived in Adelaide on 2 January 1923 having completed the first stage of a journey around Australia on a Dunlop tyred Indian Scout motorcycle. He had left Sydney on 9 December 1922 and was intending to ride to Perth via Port Augusta. The attempt came to an end in April 1923 when some distance beyond Onslow, Western Australia, Boberg ran into a telegraph pole. Advertisements on the sidecar include three for Goulding sidecars, Dunlop tyres, and Castrol oil.