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Greetings from Tanunda
Greetings from Tanunda postcard, featuring an image of the North Para River, and bordered by drawings of grapes on the vine, roses, piping shrike emblem, and a ram.
Greetings from Gumeracha
Greetings from Gumeracha postcard, featuring an image of the river and buildings, bordered by flowers.
Hindmarsh River, Port Victor
View of the Hindmarsh River at Victor Harbor, looking up towards 'Adare'.
Salt heaps, Lake Fowler
General view of salt heaps on Lake Fowler, Yorke Peninsula [see B 42100 for a black and white version].
Breakwater, Port Elliot
View of the breakwater at Port Elliot, looking across Horseshoe Bay.
Mary Hawker at her coming-out dance
"Debutante Mary Hawker (right) puts the finishing touches to a bowl of roses before guests arrive for her coming-out dance. Her cousin Jenny Synnot, from Melbourne, looks on. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Hawker, of 'North Bungaree', Clare, gave the party for Mary at their town house, 'The Briars', Medindie." Australian Women's Weekly, 7 June 1961, page 17.
Smallacombe brothers
Studio portrait photograph of the Smallacombe brothers, children of John Thomas and Elizabeth Smallacombe (nee Wilson), and all born in Clare. Frank William Smallacombe (born 1879), Percy John Smallacombe (born 1875), Hector James Smallacombe (born 1877).
Papers of the Wurm Family
Records spanning three generations of the family of Louis and Julia Wurm from Stansbury, including: a photograph of Julia and Louis Wurm and their baby Ellie, ca.1861. On the back of the photo is what is possibly the only known pictorial record of John Howell book shop at No. 4 Rundle Street. There are letters from friends, to the young Ellie, and letters from her fiance Richard Yeo who was assigned to the bank at Yongala in 1879. Amongst other things he describes the bank building where they were to live. It seems that Richard remained at Yongala and his wife Ellie moved to Unley with their three children. Their youngest child, nicknamed Wally, enlisted in WW1 and his letters from France and the front line and from England when injured are included in this group. Also comprising obituaries and newspaper clippings relating to the Wurm and Yeo families in South Australia, family member calling cards, invitations, and a poem sent to Ellie Wurm and written by Dean Russell. See below for details.
Salvation Army 'Greathearts' Congress
Caption on back: '"Greathearts", our first Congress in Adelaide, 1925'. Probationary Lieutenants from the 1924 "Greathearts" session of cadets, Melbourne Training Garrison, appointed to the South Australian Division or Peterborough Division (Corps or Social Institution in brackets). Back row: Frank Walters (Wirrabara); Bram Woods (in charge of Naracoorte); Matters (West Adelaide); Hobbs (Naracoorte, assistant). Second row: Marcie Coombs (Mt Barker Boys' Home); Letitia Doney (later 1. Mrs Brigadier Linsell, 2. Mrs Senior Major Sandy) (Kent Town); Alec Hoare (Clare); Sid Roberts (Wirrabara); Hodgson (Berri). Front row: Verity Marum (later Mrs Lieutenant Colonel Stevenson) (Barton Vale Girls' Reformatory); McDonald (Prospect East); Captain (from training garrison staff) Nell Hill (later Mrs Commissioner Blake) (Prospect East, in charge); Captain (from training garrison staff) Cyril Brimblecombe (Peterborough DHG); Kelb (Mt Barker); Margaret Swanborough (later Mrs Brigadier Lawler) (Wallaroo).
S.A. Northern Pioneers 1850-59 : Edward Burton Gleeson
Edward Burton Gleeson, 1802-1870, arrived in South Australia in July 1838 on board the ship the "Emerald Isle" (from Calcutta, India). Sheep farmer, 'Gleeville' (Beaumont); pastoralist, Inchiquin station, Clare.
Belcher's Portrait Room
Photograph of Belcher's Portrait Room, possibly on the main street in Clare in the Mid North of South Australia.
Papers of the Cox and Aldersey families
Papers relating to the Cox and Aldersey families comprising: diary of Mary Ainsley Cox (nee Aldersey), diary of Rev. F.W. Cox, autobiography and letters of Sarah Lois Cox and William Cox, diary of Joseph Aldersey, letter from Rachel Aldersey, and notes written by Rev. F.W. Cox about his mother's character and death. See below for details.