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Professor Archibald Watson
Two surgeons at 'The Front' during the South African War: Professor Watson & Sir William Stokes.
South African War Memorial
Original plaster model used to create the South African War Memorial on display in the Ludlow (U.K.) Town Hall.
South African War Memorial
Original plaster model of the South African War Memorial on display in the Ludlow (U.K.) Town Hall.
Vaccination Parade
Vaccination parade for group of soldiers on the deck of a ship taking them to the South African War. Medical Officer can be seen towards the bottom of the image.
Nurse Agnes Cocks standing outside her tent accommodation
Nurse Agnes Cocks standing outside her tent accommodation during her service in the South African War.
South African War
Detachment of Troopers going out to Mafeking on reconnaissance, April 1900.
Rundle Street
Crowds outside the 'Tavistock Hotel', Rundle Street, watching a parade of troops going to the South African War.
Procession through the streets of Kapunda
KAPUNDA: Procession through the streets of Kapunda to celebrate the relief of Mafeking during the South African War.
Interior of Kapunda parish hall
KAPUNDA: Interior view of parish hall which has been decorated, possibly for a welcome home ceremony for soldiers returning from the South African War.
Letter to T.B. Wemyss
Letter written by Trooper E.H. Magor, Fourth Imperial Bushmen's Contingent, in the Transvaal, to T.B. Wemyss, Adelaide describing experiences in the South African War, 1899-1902.
Troopship, Port Adelaide
The departure of the South Australian Seventh Contingent, leaving Ocean Steamers' Wharf, Port Adelaide on 21 February 1902, for the South African War, 1899-1902. The name of the ship is S.S. Manchester Merchant.
Troopship, Port Adelaide
The departure of the South Australian Seventh Contingent from Ocean Steamers' Wharf, Port Adelaide on 21 February 1902 for the South African War, 1899-1902. The name of the ship is the S.S. Manchester Merchant.
Troopship, Port Adelaide
The departure of the first South Australian contingent from Queen's Wharf, Port Adelaide on 31 October 1899 for the South African War, 1899-1902. The name of the tug is the Yatala which was to join the S.S. Medic. The Queen's Wharf is filled with wellwishers.
Rundle Street, Adelaide
[General description] The crowd mills about after the troops have marched on, flags and bunting decorate the street. [On back of photograph] 'Rundle Street / 1900 / after the marching of troops / South African War / Rundle Street looking west from a point east of Charles Street'.
Boer prisoners at Belfast, South Africa
GENERAL: Boer prisoners at Belfast, South Africa, during the South African Campaign, 1899-1902.
Percy Middleton Wells : SUMMARY RECORD
Papers of P.M. Wells, chemist of Goolwa, comprising diary of South African War service, labels for use on bottles, chemicals and patent medicines, business papers and photographs and letter of reminiscences about Professor Archibald Watson, written by Fisher (Vox).
Photographs of Samuel Grau Hubbe
Six photographs of Samuel Hubbe. The earliest photograph shows him as a young man in a suit reported to have been made for him by his mother. Other photographs show him during the stock route expedition and also in the uniform of a South Australian Bushman. Captain Hubbe was killed at Ottoshoop in South Africa in 1900 during the South African Boer War.
Herbert Ernest Goodes
Portrait of Trooper Herbert Ernest Goodes wearing South African War Australian Army uniform, including a slouch hat, and a bandolier.
Soldiers resting on a hillside in South Africa
GENERAL: Large crowd of soldiers resting on a hillside, during the South African Campaign, 1899-1902.
Train used by the military in South Africa
GENERAL: Train used by the military during the South African Campaign, 1899-1902. Original view refers to it as 'Deviation of Kroonstradt'.
Soldier sitting by a bridge in South Africa
GENERAL: A soldier sits by a bridge, possibly damaged by bombardment, during the South African Campaign, 1899-1902.
Fund raising for the Red Cross during World War I in Adelaide
Booths set up near the South African War Memorial statue on North Terrace, Adelaide where fund raisers are selling produce in aid of the Red Cross during World War I.
Troops with a pom-pom gun in South Africa
GENERAL: A pom-pom gun in use during the South African Campaign, 1899-1902.
Soldiers in South Africa
GENERAL: Group of soldiers during the South African Campaign, 1899-1902.
Members of the army artillery in South Africa
GENERAL: Members of the army artillery during the South African Campaign, 1899-1902.
Boer War Troops
Boer War troops in camp A7 outside the Police Barracks in Adelaide; thought to be soldiers of the Bushmen's Corps.
4th South Australian Imperial Bushmen, Exhibition Grounds
South Australian Corps of the Australian Imperial Bushmen. The balance of the men served in the 5th and 6th Contingents. The 4th, 5th, and 6th Contingents left Adelaide for South Africa during 1900 and 1901. This photograph shows the men and mascot dogs before their departure for South Africa. The President of the South Australian Boer War Association has provided the following information: 'The fourth contingent to depart from Port Adelaide for South Africa and was the first to be funded wholly by the Imperial Government, previous contingents having been funded by the South Australian Government and public subscription. This photograph was taken at the Old Exhibition Grounds training camp on the eastern side of Frome Road, below the Adelaide Hospital, a day or two before embarkation. The 4th South Australian Imperial Bushmen was the largest contingent South Australia had committed to the war to that point, comprising 12 officers and 122 men under Lt. Col. James Rowell. They embarked on "Manhattan" troopship on 1 May 1900. In a tough tour of duty lasting more than a year the contingent lost 13 men dead to enemy action, disease and accident. The contingent sailed for home on 7 July 1901.'
South Australian Bushmen's Corp transport
Two South Australian Bushmens' Corps transport wagons on the old Exhibition Grounds, west side of Frome Road.
African village
African villagers by huts in the desert. In the background is an Australian soldier mounted on a horse. Possibly taken in South Africa during the Boer War.
Material relating to the death of Samuel Hubbe
Photocopy of a letter written to Samuel Hubbe's widow, Edith, written by the SA Bushman's Corp along with photographs of his grave before and after restoration. Also correspondence between the Simpson family and Professor De Villiers in South Africa.