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The 'Southern Belle' at Port Adelaide
The wooden barque 'Southern Belle', 351 tons, at Port Adelaide ['Southern Belle' = wooden 3 mast barque, 347 tons, 1876 - 336 tons. ON54410, 123.3 x 29.2 x13.5. Built 1866 St. Martins, New Brunswick: owners (1869) RH Robinson (Wilmington, Del.) registered St. Johns, New Brunswick: 1870 James Baines, registered Liverpool; May 1871 John Bickers, registered Port Adelaide: Feb. 1894 CG Warburton, registered Sydney; c. 1897 Benjamin Jenkins; c.1900 Andrew Sneddon. No further trace, probably converted to a coal hulk]
5KA Top Talent Award
Awarded to The Masters Apprentices for the song 'Undecided' by Radio 5KA listeners, 26 June 1967.
The 'Jean Pierre' at Port Augusta
The wooden barque 'Jean Pierre', 635 tons, at Port Augusta.
The 'Phillis' at Port Adelaide
The wooden brig 'Phillis', 240 tons, at Port Adelaide, in the 1860's [wooden 2 mast brig. 230 tons, ON35602. 103.5 x 23.5 x 12.9. Built 1859 Miramichi, New Brunswick. Sept. 1861 registered Port Adelaide by Captain John Bickers. March 1895 Edward Lane, registered Sydney. 1896 to George F Mason and no further trace]
The 'Hannah Nicholson' at Port Adelaide
The wooden barque 'Hannah Nicholson', 252 tons, at Port Adelaide [wooden 3 mast barque, 252 tons, ON41488, 116.4 x 23.6 x 14.4. Built 1858 L Kennedy and Co. Whitehaven, Cumberland. Owners William Nicholson, registered Melbourne; 1862 George Black; 1872 John Bickers, registered Port Adelaide; May 1894 AE Howard; 1896 R Watt, registered Sydney; 1897 Bernard Byrnes; 1905 Westport Coal Co. Ltd, registered Dundee. Register closed in 1926 when advice received vessel used as a hulk at Timaru]. Buildings behind the ship, include the 'Ship Inn' (John Joyce), Waterman Bros, F.H. Faulding & Co., and the Port Hotel.
The 'Elizabeth' at Port Adelaide
The wooden barque 'Elizabeth', 263 tons, at Port Adelaide [wooden 3 mast barque, 263 tons. ON47438. 118.9 x 24.4 x 14.4. Built 1863 (9) W Briggs and Sons, Sunderland. Owners registered London till Feb. 1865, Moss Joshua, registered Melbourne; Aug. 1868 EF Sichel; June 1873 John Bickers and Jno Neill, registered Port Adelaide: Feb. 1894 AE Howard; Feb. 1895 AE Hamilton; Aug 1900 William Hamilton; 1907 HG Darling; March 1922 Patrick SS Co. Ltd. Converted to a hulk for use in Port Adelaide from 1894 and broken up and register closed in December 1922]
The 'Jean Pierre' and 'Southern Belle' at Port Augusta
The wooden barque 'Jean Pierre', 635 tons, and the wooden barque 'Southern Belle', 351 tons, at Port Augusta, 1889.
The 'Claymore' at Port Adelaide
The wooden barque 'Claymore', 287 tons, at Port Adelaide, 1870. [wooden 3 mast barque, 287 gross, 273 net tons. 114.0 x 26.4 x 14.0. ON20433. Built 1858 (3) R. James, Leith. Owners: in July 1869 acquired by John Bickers, registered Port Adelaide. Vessel condemned at Calcutta in 1892 and sold for the benefit of all concerned.]
The 'Phillis' in an unidentified harbour
The wooden brig 'Phillis', 240 tons, in an unidentified harbour [wooden 2 mast brig. 230 tons, ON35602. 103.5 x 23.5 x 12.9. Built 1859 Miramichi, New Brunswick. Sept. 1861 registered Port Adelaide by Captain John Bickers. March 1895 Edward Lane, registered Sydney. 1896 to George F Mason and no further trace]
The 'Hannah Nicholson' at Port Adelaide
The wooden barque 'Hannah Nicholson', 252 tons, at Port Adelaide [wooden 3 mast barque, 252 tons, ON41488, 116.4 x 23.6 x 14.4. Built 1858 L Kennedy and Co. Whitehaven, Cumberland. Owners William Nicholson, registered Melbourne; 1862 George Black; 1872 John Bickers, registered Port Adelaide; May 1894 AE Howard; 1896 R Watt, registered Sydney; 1897 Bernard Byrnes; 1905 Westport Coal Co. Ltd, registered Dundee. Register closed in 1926 when advice received vessel used as a hulk at Timaru]
The 'Southern Belle' at Port Adelaide
The wooden barque 'Southern Belle', 351 tons, at Port Adelaide, 1871 ['Southern Belle' = wooden 3 mast barque, 347 tons, 1876 - 336 tons. ON54410, 123.3 x 29.2 x13.5. Built 1866 St. Martins, New Brunswick: owners (1869) RH Robinson (Wilmington, Del.) registered St. Johns, New Brunswick: 1870 James Baines, registered Liverpool; May 1871 John Bickers, registered Port Adelaide: Feb. 1894 CG Warburton, registered Sydney; c. 1897 Benjamin Jenkins; c.1900 Andrew Sneddon. No further trace, probably converted to a coal hulk]
Semaphore Bowling Club
Group photograph of the 1947/48 members of the Semaphore Bowling Club. Front Row L-R: A.S. McColl, F. Wilson, Reg Wilcox, A. Groth, E. House, C. Cranna, Trix Warren, J. Rowe, Roy Angel, Frank Warren, L. Levy, Franz Hase, J. Waugh, A. Green, W.H. Keley, I. Grorie, A. Groom. 2nd Row L-R: Terry Erwin, R. McDonald, J. Moore, Jim Parker, Keith Wadlow, F. Jones, Phil T. Martin, Walter Bridges, Reg Rockwell, Juo Nettle, Fred Critten, Alf Temple (President), J. hunter, Arthur Samuels, F. Rees (Secretary), R. Bohmann, R. Bower (Patron), Hedley May, J. Lapthorne. 3rd Row L-R: Fred Fettis, W. Moon, C. Thorn, C. Warren, R. Leleu, B. Havelberg, W. Passey, Sid Kerr, Len Koch, W. Chatfield, Geo. Lodge, M. Richards, Will Angel, Jim Beswick, Ruben Bishop, Jim Armstrong, P. Angel, Arthur Wadlow, Gassner, Walter Titley, W. Lord, Will Thurgarland, W. Wilcox, Fred Bampton, Emil Christensen, Jim Bower, Will Bruce, C. Dallas. 4th Row L-R: Geo. Fitzgerald, J. Warren, H. Padget, Capt. T.F. Gibson, P. Samson, V. Holden, Reg. Remphrey, Fred Brooks, D. McMurdo, Vernon Smith, Alex Sim (Greenkeeper), W. Toseland, W. Gleaves, W. Dunn, C. Colegate, H. Moore, W. Brooks, W. Haywood, S. Hunt, W. Mansel, Walter George, Joe Grundy, R. Morpeth, G. Beazley, K. Adams, Geo. Heywood, V. Colegate, H. Clegg. 5th Row L-R: F. Gweney, Frank Angel, C. Williams, E. Jensen, C. Coates.
Aerial photographs of the city of Charles Sturt: Semaphore Park
Aerial views of Semaphore Park, in the city of Charles Sturt, South Australia. See below for details.
Football Team, Arno Bay
Arno Bay Football Team premiers in 1929. Back row (from left): Walter Ricketts, O. Rowe, Gordon Richards, Fred Bowers, George Anderson, Ted Schmitt, Ted Stringer, Bob Anderson, Eric Greaves, Don Ottowell, Ted Barnes, George Schmitt, Albert Muller. Front row (from left): Howard Wills, Netley Ricketts, Charlie Stringer, Jack Ranford, Jack Tester, Bill Leonard, Hector Clements. Seated in front: Bill Muller, Bill Gillings (umpire), Gordon Ricketts.
Methodist Church, Moonta
[General description] This small oval shaped view shows part of the front of the church with trees in the foreground. There were once several Methodist churches in Moonta but only two survive today, both now being Uniting Church. This is the "town' Methodist Church in Robert Street, built in 1873. The other one is the Moonta Mines Methodist Church in Bower Street, see B 69282/410. [On back of photograph] 'Methodist Church, Moonta / 1932 / Reproduced in the Chronicle for September 1st, 1932 / See B 4384 for details'.
General view of Moonta Mines
General view of Moonta Mines. Note on back of photograph says "Western lodes, looking north from Hamley No. 1 shaft. Dated approximately 1896. From left - Hamley No. 1 Shaft, Hancock's Pumping engine house and concentrating plant, Green's Shaft, Bower's Winding Engine, Beddome's Shaft and winding engine house, Lloyd's Shaft, and Ryan's engine house in distance on the extreme right"
Moonta Mines
Moonta Mines : from left Lloyd's Shaft with horse whim; Bowers Winding Engine House; Green's Shaft; Hancock's Pumping Engine House and Contrating Plant; Fergusson's Shaft. Foreground are tobacco trees .King George 5th descended Green's Shaft 1881.
Moonta Mines
Bower's winding engine hauling from Green's Shaft, looking north.
Town Hall, Port Adelaide
[General description] The Town Hall on St Vincent Street was designed by architects Woods and Wright and features a clock tower and belfry, the foundation stone being laid by Sir James H. Fisher on 10 June, 1865 with the official opening on 29 August 1866. The clock was imported from London on the Indes in 1867. The building on the left has a shopfront which sells a variety of goods including wash tubs. Young street trees have wooden tree-guards to protect them. [On back of photograph] 'Port Adelaide Town Hall / On the left of it is a house built in 1848 by D. Bower / 1872-86'.
Boot Shop, Port Elliot
D. Golding's boot shop, Port Elliot. The proprietor and his family and workers are standing outside the Port Elliot Boot Makers. The building stands alone with sapling fences either side. One side of the shop is possibly the Golding house. David Golding was born in Cambridge, England, and departed Plymouth on Friday 1 July 1853 and arrived in Port Adelaide, South Australia on Wednesday 12 October 1853 on board the 'Standard', along with his brother Stephen. He settled in Port Elliot and established a business as a bootmaker and in 1857 married Mary Ann Barker; together they had seven children. The family journeyed north and established a farm and later a general store at Laura, South Australia. Mary Ann Golding died in 1890, aged 62 years, and David Golding died in 1903, aged 73 years, and left one daughter living, Mrs J. Bowering of Petersburg, along with six grandchildren. The following information was provided by a family member: David Golding was born with a deformed foot so he learnt how to make boots so he could have shoes to fit himself. He later moved to Laura when his wife developed tuberculosis, the doctor advising they move to a drier climate. A few of their children died during the trip north. The young boy on the right may be David's son David Laurence Golding.
Clergy of Eyre Peninsula
Group of Ruidecanal Chapter clergy of the Eyre Peninsula at Port Lincoln, 2 May 1956. Back row:l-r: D. Pugh, C. Penn, A. Williams, J. Smith, J. James, A. Blaxell, J. Kelly. Front: P. Connell, Ven. A. Codd (Archdeacon), Very Rev. T. Reed (Dean), A. Bowers, T. Hayman.
Commissioners of Public Works of South Australia
Commissioners of Public Works of South Australia. Top, centre Major Freeling. Top row, left to right: Sir Samuel Davenport; Hon. Arthur Blyth; Hon Thomas Reynolds; Alexander Hay; Philip Santo; John Lindsay. Second row: Sir William Milne; William Townsend; Francis S. Dutton; Thomas English; William Everard; Hon. John Colton. Third row: F.E.H.W. Krichauff; Hon. John Carr; Hon. James Garden Ramsey; Wentworth Cavenagh; Henry Edward Bright; W.A.E. West-Erskine. Four row: His Honor Mr Justice Boucaut; Hon. G.C. Hawker M.A.; David Bower; Hon. Thomas Playford; Sir Jenkin Coles; John Darling. Fifth row: John Brodie Spence; Luke Lidiard Furner; Hon. Alfred Catt; Hon. James H. Howe; Thomas Burgoyne; Hon. W.B. Rounsevell. Bottom row: John Greeley Jenkins; Andrew Dods Handyside; Lawrence Greyson; John Moule; Frederick William Holder; Richard Witty Foster.
Adelaide City Council
Adelaide City Council members. Back row: Cr. Myers, Wedlock, Klauer, Wyles, Bruce, Smeaton, Sellar, Downes, Bower, Darby, Packer. Front row: Ald. Reid, Johnson, Wells, Ware, C. Tucker (Mayor), Adam Wright (Town Clerk), Tomkinson, Fuller, Cr. Brice.
House of Assembly Members
House of Assembly members in 1868. Thirty six photographs of members appear in this photograph. These include: Richard Andrews, Richard Baker, George Thomas Bean, Neville Blyth, David Bower, James Boucaut, Henry Bright, John Carr, Wentworth Cavenagh, John Cheriton, John Colton, Robert Cottrell, John Dunn, William Everard, Daniel Fisher, Joseph Fisher, Henry Fuller, Lavington Glyde, John Hart, Alexander Hay, Henry Hill, Henry Kent Hughes, George Kingston, William Lewis, William Ranson Mortlock, John Bentham Neales, George Pearce, John Pickering, Thomas Playford, The Hon. Thomas Reynolds, John Reynolds, John Riddoch, William Rogers, William Sandover, Philip Sando, William Knox Simms, Frederick Spicer, Augustine Stow, Hon. Henry Strangways, William Townsend, Alfred Watts.
Adelaide Glee Club
Members of the Adelaide Glee Club. Back row: G. May; A. Shorthose; N.H. Rix; S.H. Bower; A.R. Holthouse; C.R. Bruer; H.G.M.Cole; A.L. Foreman. Fourth row: L.H. Wilson; H. Brooks; B. Pomeroy; A.E. Box; R.S. Leaney; L. Dixon; A.E. Blunt; T. Cook; E.M. Dale; C.H. Rowe; J.R. Dewar; A. Hackett; L.A. Sands. Third row: J.G. Wilson; A.C. Attiwell; N.F. Taylor; R.J. Baker; K.R. Schneider; W.R. Russell; S. Tattersall; E. Jacka; G.H. Cotton; A. McKechnie; W. Sullivan; F.K. Seymour; T.C. Hubbard; A.S. Lewis. Second row: J. Anderson; T.H. Prince; J.A. Dale; W.J. Nettle (Committee); H. Pomeroy (Committee); A.H.G. Edwards (Hon. Secretary); A. Walmsley (Hon. Conductor); F.S. Dorman (Librarian); W.O. Haslam (Committee); W.W. McLellan (Committee); J. Christie; H.J. Heinemann. Front row: J. Keogh; H. White; S. Bradshaw; D.D. Coleman; C.H. Ulbaich; P. Spicer; A. Robertson; A.H.L. Steele.
St. Barnabas' College Group
St. Barnabas' College staff and students. L-r. Back: T.W.Thomas; R.B.Ball; W.S.Bastian; W.G.Williams; Centre: J.G.M.Gent;P.C.Hawker; A.G.Daw; R.S.T. Pettet; L.W.Riley; J.J.M.Bromilow; D.Winton ; W.J.Northern. Front: K.M.Lindsay; Rev.T.T.Reed; Rev. R.E. Sutton; G.N.Hooper; A.R.Bowers.
Charles Street, Adelaide
Bower Buildings, Charles Street, Adelaide, photographed on February 1, 1923. Shop fronts were installed in May, 1923. The left side of the building is 40 yards south of North Terrace.
Ebenezer Chapel, North Adelaide
Ebenezer Chapel, in Brougham Place, North Adelaide. Built in 1843, it was the first purpose built Baptist chapel in South Australia. This view was taken in February 11th 1924, when the building was no longer used for religious purposes. Frontage is 54 yards south of Brougham Place and the east side is approximately 4 yards west of Bower Street. According to a researcher, from 1884 the building was used as Industrial School for the Blind, changing its name in 1903 to the Royal Institution for the Blind. In 1915 a larger building was constructed elsewhere and the Blind vacated the building.
Brougham Place, North Adelaide
Stone building with stained glass windows was originally a church until the Institute of the Blind took it over in 1884. In 1903 the society was renamed the Royal Institution for the Blind. The front garden has a picket fence and young palm trees each side of the gate. [On back of photograph] 'Acre 726 / Brougham Place, south side / 1909 / Left side is 14 yards west of Bower Street. Frontage of Institution: 12 yards. Building later used as an organ factory. Building demolished in 1938, and a building at the rear converted into a residence. See B 8215.'
Bower Street, North Adelaide
[General description] This modest Baptist chapel was purpose built in 1843 and its first service was conducted on the 19th November, 1843 . It is single fronted with a mullion window on each side of the front door and a front verandah supported by four posts. There is a decorative niche above the entrance which bears the name of the church and the date of its construction. See B 2058 for a view before its renovation as a private house. It still stands in 2015. [On back of photograph] 'Acre 726 / Ebenezer Chapel, April 11th 1939 / Building now used as a nursery for children / Chapel renovated etc in 1938 / For site and other particulars see B 2058'.