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Consultation with Daly River Aborigines
Two members of 87 Squadron consulting with a number of Aboriginal inhabitants at Daly River.
Aboriginal men unloading a boat on the Daly River, Northern Territory
Aboriginal men unloading a river steamer on the Daly River in the Northern Territory.
The S.S. "Maggie" at Daly River landing
The S.S. "Maggie" at Daly River landing, Northern Territory.
Pack horses crossing the Daly River
Two loaded pack horses crossing the Daly River, 1905.
Aboriginal people at Daly River
Group of Aboriginal people at Daly River.
Governor Daly
A formal portrait of Governor Dominic Daly.
K. Daly
Head and shoulders photo of John Martin's employee K. Daly dressed in a suit and tie.
Daly Waters Telegraph Station
'Daly Waters Telegraph Station (looking South East)'. Written on reverse: S S217.
Dali
Dali is a pixel based artwork, created through computer programs on an Acorn Archimedes computer. A fractal generator may have been used, in conjunction with other software and assorted manipulation techniques to create a sequence of images or multiple iterations of the image design. It was included on the same disk as Quixot2.
Copper ore samples and parcels of ore
Box 34 containing copper ore samples and small sealed parcels from the Daly and Stanley Copper Mining Company. These have been photographed as digital images: BRG 64/10/34/1-9. Eleven pieces of copper ore rock; Seven small parcels with red wax seals tied up with string, each with inscription: Dayley (sic) Mining Coy First samples No. 1 - 26° Bismuth 9¾ copper Elphick 28° Bismuth/10 copper No.1 Stanley 5/7/[18]67 Dayley Mining Co No.1 Bismuth, Copper No. 2 P.a Welcome 17/10/1867 Sample of 2nd parcel cupreous bismuth ore smelted by M Oliphant No. 2 Daly 5/7/67 37---- to a pound sample of 2nd parcel cupreous bismuth smelted by M Oliphant, with a small wooden box housing most of these parcels. On side of box is written: H.C. Gleeson Esq. Clark's Buildings Hindley Street Adelaide.
South Australian State football team
South Australian State football team wearing vertically striped guernsey tops with lacing, white knickerbockers and plain black socks, some also wear striped caps. The photograph was taken Saturday August 5, at the back of the Adelaide Oval grandstand, which did not host a state game in 1904 due to a dispute. South Australia beat Victoria the Victoria Football Association VFA) 7.12 (54) to 7.9 (51). BACK ROW - Jack Tredrea (SA); Archie Gosling (PA) ; Alec Sugg (WA); Jim Davis (PA); George Dempster (PA); Taffy Waye (St); Alec Ewers (NA) MIDDLE ROW - William Miller (Nd); Tom MacKenzie (NA); Alby Bahr (Nd); James Gosse (Nd); Lewis Corston (PA); Harold Miller; Charlie McGavisk (WT) FRONT ROW - Ernie Johns (NA); Jack Rees (NA); Arch Hosie (Umpire); Bos Daly (NA); Ted Strawns (PA). South Australian Line Up Back: Archie Gosling, George Dempster Alec Ewers; Half Back: Tom Mac Kenzie, Alick Sugg, Charlie Mc Gavisk; Centre : Jack Rees,Lewis Corston, Harold Miller: Half Forward:Taffy Waye, Bos Daly, James Gosse; Forward: Jack Tredrea,Ernie Johns, Walter Miller; Ruck:Jim Davis, Alby Bahr, Ted Strawns. Goal scorers for the SAFA Bos Daly (2), Ernie Johns (2), Jim Davis (2), Alby Bahr (1).
Photograph album relating to the visit of Alfred, Duke of Edinburgh and Naval officers to South Australia in 1867, and the visit of H.M.S. 'Falcon' in April 1865
Small photograph album with brass clasp with carte de visite photographs of Alfred, Duke of Edinburgh and members of his party who visited South Australia in 1867 on the 'Galatea', made up by Caroline Louisa Turton, daughter of Sir Dominick Daly. Inside the album is written in pencil: 'Mother's book of Naval friends when in S. Australia, officers of the Galatea &c - Prince Alfred, Queen Victoria's son who visited Adelaide in HMS 'Galatea' in Nov 1867'. A few photographs relate to the visit of H.M.S. 'Falcon' and H.M.S. 'Curacoa in 1865. Some are photographs of wives of officers, and a few are of Turton relatives in the Royal Navy. Some photographs had been placed between pairs of photographs and have been numbered with an 'A' and now housed separately. See MORE INFO 'Contents' for details.
Daly Street
Daly Street, east side, 31 December 1952. Left side of galvanised iron fence abuts south side of Ifould Street. The two houses and the new building adjoining them on the right comprise Abbotts, Daly Street frontage of 70 yards. Galvanised iron fence and shed in front of cottages were erected c. 1950. Compare with B 10929
Daly Street, Adelaide
[General description] A small workman's cottage in poor repair is situated on the corner. Parked at the kerb is a Volkswagen single cab utility whose rear bumper bears the advertisement 'Abbotts for all glass'. The vehicle has been modified to carry glass sheets. [On back of photograph] 'Corner of Daly Street, west side and Ifould Street, south side / 14 May 1965 / Daly Street frontage is 6.5 yards / Ifould Street frontage is 10 yards'
Daly Street
Daly Street, West Side, 28 July 1972, frontage of Daly Street is 10 yards and front of Ifould Street is 21 2/3 yards.
Daly Street
Daly Street, West Side, 28 July 1972, frontage of Daly Street is 10 yards and frontage of Ifould Street is 21 2/3 yards.
Guinea Airways Ltd. : Aircraft
L10A, VH-UXH at Daly Waters with DC2 VH-UYB in rear. 1939.
Guinea Airways Ltd. : Aircraft
L10A, VH-UXH maintenance at Daly Waters.
Collision on Montefiore Hill
Aftermath of collision between a motor car (Buick tourer, ca 1918) owned and driven by James Jeremiah Daly, grazier, of Medway Street, Fullarton Estate, and a horse drawn masher dray, owned and driven by Charles Jiggins, driver, of Gladstone Avenue, Chicago, on Montiefiore Road at 7.00pm on Friday 3 August 1923. Other occupants of the dray were, Florence Jiggins and Cornelius Jiggins.
Horse drawn fish cart in the Northern Territory
Three men standing with a horse drawn cart piled high with fish caught from the Daly River in the Northern Territory.
Diary of Charles Johnston
Diary kept by Charlie Johnston while station master at the Daly Waters telegraph station. The almost daily entries chronicle his day-to-day activities, including interaction with the local Aborigines. The main diary runs from 16 March 1872 to 6 October 1873, including working on the Overland Telegraph Line with references to Charles Todd, and a folio page covering the period 16 June 1875 - 28 June 1875. The last entry (Monday 29 June 1875) is written in another hand detailing Johnston's death following a spearing. A ditigal transcript is available.
Barker sisters double wedding
Newly-wed couple, Laurence Daly and Kathleen Barker, with their parents, Eva Daly nee Bird (left), and Felix and Bridget Barker nee Crowhurst (right), 4 May 1957.
Daly Waters
Horse teams and wagons bringing in annual stores.
Daly Waters
Telegraph Station homestead and buildings.
Daly River, Darwin
Daly River landing, S.S. Maggie alongside.
Daly Street bridge, Darwin
Daly Street bridge over railway, Darwin (marked with X) standing on Bridge.
River steamers, Goolwa
[General description] River Murray with paddle steamers and wharf in the foreground. Bales of wool are being unloaded from the 'Maranoa' and stacked on the wharf. They are probably going to be transported by rail to the port at Victor Harbour. [On back of photograph] 'River steamers 'Maranoa' (at wharf) and 'Lady Daly' (in stream) at Goolwa / In the eighteen seventies / West end of Goolwa Jettty'.
Composite of Daly Waters Station
Composite of Daly Waters Station, Strangways Springs, Central Mt. Stuart, Newscastle Water.
Daly Waters Station
Daly Waters Station.
Government cottage, Glenelg
Watercolour on wove paper - an illustration of Government Cottage at Glenelg.