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Barker sisters double wedding
Outside the St. Ignatius's Church, Norwood, after their weddings, brides; Kathleen Barker (left) and Patricia Barker with their husbands Laurence Daly and Tony Keain (respectively). Their Matrons of Honour and sisters, Mary Ede and Theresa Ahern, are standing to the sides with the Groomsmen, 4 May 1957.
Barker sisters double wedding
After their wedding, Kathleen Barker and Laurence Daly prepare to depart the church in their wedding car, 4 May 1957.
Barker sisters double wedding
After their wedding, Kathleen Barker and Laurence Daly prepare to depart the church in their wedding car, 4 May 1957.
Barker sisters double wedding
After their wedding, Kathleen Barker and Laurence Daly prepare to depart the church in their wedding car, 4 May 1957.
Barker sisters double wedding
Kathleen Barker and Laurence Daly after their marriage, 4 May 1957.
Barker sisters double wedding
Kathleen Barker and Laurence Daly after their marriage, 4 May 1957.
Barker sisters double wedding
Kathleen Barker (left) and Patricia Barker with their husbands Laurence Daly and Tony Keain (respectively) prepare to cut their wedding cake, 4 May 1957.
Barker sisters double wedding
Newly weds Laurence Daly and Kathleen Barker, Patricia Barker and Tony Keain, toast their new spouses at their wedding reception, 4 May 1957.
Barker sisters double wedding
Brides Kathleen Barker (left) and Patricia Barker with their husbands Laurence Daly and Tony Keain (respectively). Their Matrons of Honour and sisters, Mary Ede and Theresa Ahern, are standing to the sides with the Groomsmen, 4 May 1957.
Barker sisters double wedding
Brides Kathleen Barker (left) and Patricia Barker with their husbands Laurence Daly and Tony Keain (respectively). Their Matrons of Honour and sisters, Mary Ede and Theresa Ahern, are standing to the sides with the Groomsmen, 4 May 1957.
Barker sisters' double wedding
Kathleen Barker with her husband Laurence Daly, 4 May 1957.
Barker sisters' double wedding
Kathleen Barker with her husband Laurence Daly, 4 May 1957.
Barker sisters double wedding
Patricia Barker with her husband Tony Keain (near the camera) and Kathleen Barker with her husband Laurence Daly, kneeling during their marriage ceremony in St Ignatius Church, Norwood, 4 May 1957.
Barker sisters double wedding
Kathleen Barker (left) and Patricia Barker with their husbands Laurence Daly and Tony Keain (respectively) prepare to cut their wedding cake, 4 May 1957.
Barker sisters double wedding
Patricia Barker (left) and Kathleen Barker with their husbands Tony Keain and Laurence Daly (respectively), 4 May 1957.
Barker sisters' double wedding
Patricia Barker (left) and Kathleen Barker with their husbands Tony Keain and Laurence Daly (respectively), 4 May 1957.
Barker sisters' double wedding
Kathleen Barker greets a small girl while coming out of St. Ignatius Church, Norwood, following her marriage to Laurence Daly, 4 May 1957.
Barker sisters' double wedding
Interior of St Ignatius Church, Norwood, during the marriage ceremony of Patricia Barker to Tony Keain (left) and Kathleen Barker to Laurence Daly (right), 4 May 1957.
Barker sister's double wedding
Interior of St Ignatius Church, Norwood, during the marriage ceremony of Patricia Barker to Tony Keain (left) and Kathleen Barker to Laurence Daly (right), 4 May 1957.
Railway Accident
Railway accident on the Port Adelaide Line, with Governor Daly on board: a sketch. Notes on the back of the photograph state " accident to special train on the Port Adelaide side line, with Governor on board, April 13, 1865. Original sketch by DD Daly. See Parliamentary Paper Number 55 of 1865. Original in Illustrated Melbourne Post 18 May 1865, page 65" Note under the photograph states "from a sketch taken on the spot by His Excellency's Aide-de-Camp, Dominick Daniel Daly, esquire" The sketch depicts two de-railed carriages of the steam train on their sides with lots of people trying to help extract the passengers. Many people are running towards the accident with their hands in the air. It was recorded that Governor Daly was being conveyed to visit the warship 'Falcon' at Largs Bay. A 'flash American' train driver who was unused to the repair work being made to a portion of the track took the journey at high speed, derailing two carriages. Governor Daly refused to return on the train and came back on a horse.
South Australian state football team squad.
South Australian 4th National Carnival Squad that played at the Perth Carnival, August 1921. BACK ROW - Glyn Trescowthick(NA); Frank Golding (St) ; Arthur Biscombe (trainer)(PA); Tom Hart (Nd); Snowy Hamilton (NA) THIRD ROW - John Daly (SA); Percy Lewis (NA); John Vickers (SA) ; Dan Moriarty (SA); Clarrie Packham (Nd); Viv Peters (WA); Walter Scott (Nd); Jack Karney (WT); Shine Hosking (PA) SECOND ROW - Owen Beatty (St); Len Cossey (WA); Harold Oliver (VC)(PA); Charles Tyler (Manager)*; Tom Leahy (c) (NA); Edwin Daviess (WT); Jim Hanley (G); * Charles Victor Tyler was Port Adelaide's Secretary. FRONT ROW - Jack Bishop (WA); Walter Allen (SA); Steve McKee (SA) Charlie Adams (PA). Saturday 6th August 1921; Fremantle Oval; Umpire: F. Collins ; Attendance 15,000 Victoria 3-5 6-9 8-11 11-12 (78) South Australia 2-0 3-4 4-6 6-7 (43) GOALS (SA) John Daly (3), Owen Beatty, Tom Hart, Jack Bishop (Victoria) H. Clover (3), W.H. Lee, C. Rankin (x2ea), R.Cazaly, L. Hagger, A. Rankin, A. Eason. South Australian Line Up vs Victoria, Back: Edwin Daviess Glyn Trescowthick Charles Adams, Half Back: Walter Scott Dan Moriarty Snowy Hamilton, Centre: Shine Hosking John Vickers Walter Allen, Half Forward: Frank Golding Harold Oliver Clarrie Packham, Forward: Viv Peters Tom Hart John Daly Ruck: Tom Leahy Owen Beatty Jack Bishop Saturday 13th August 1921; Perth Oval; Umpire: F. Collins ; Attendance 26,461 1st 2nd 3rd 4th Points Western Australia 6-0 10-0 11-3 12-3 (75) South Australia 5-3 7-7 9-8 9-11 (65) GOALS (SA) Steve McKee, Clarrie Packham, Harold Oliver (2 each); Jack Karney, Jack Bishop, John Daly (Western Australia) H. Campbell (6), W.J. Truscott (2), W.Gunnyson, C.Bahen, A.Sheedy, W.Steele. South Australian Line Up Vs Western Australia, Back: Edwin Daviess Glyn Trescowthick Snowy Hamilton, Half Back: Walter Scott Dan Moriarty Len Cossey, Centre: Walter Allen Jack Karney John Vickers, Half Forward: Owen Beatty Harold Oliver Steve McKee, Forward: Clarrie Packham Percy Lewis John Daly, Ruck: Viv Peters Jim Hanley Jack Bishop.
Geological photos of the North Flinders Ranges
Views of various locations in the North Flinders Ranges including Mount Babbage, Terrapina, Moolawatna, Umberatana (May 1968), Yudnamutana, and Mount Painter (August 1968).
Flinders Street, Adelaide
Flinders Street, Adelaide, south side, on March 31st, 1925. Adelaide Motors Limited premises were built in 1924. For additions to this building made in 1925, see B 7368. The left side of the Adelaide Motors building is 82 yards west of Daly Street and its right side is 100 yards west of Daly Street. The extreme left of picture is 64 yards west of Daly St. For a view of cottages formerly occupying this site, see B 1839.
Wakefield Street, Adelaide
[General description] L.G. Abbott's factory seen from the opposite side of the intersection of Wakefield and Daly Streets. This firm manufactures plate, sheet and ornamental glass, mirrors, leadlights and motor screens. Note tramline and ornamental tram standard. [On back of photograph] 'Acre 290 / Wakefield Street, north side, east corner of Daly Street / 12 June 1934 / Site of Abbott's: Daly Street frontage is 33 yards and Wakefield Street frontage is 32.5 yards' (Another hand) 'Demolished in 1934 / Compare with B 6625'.
Wakefield Street
Corner of Wakefield Street and Daly Street, 3 January 1935, Daly Street frontage is 33 yards and Wakefield Street frontage is 32.5 yards. The photograph shows the three storey Abbott's Glassware and Paints business on the north side of Wakefield Street and the east corner of Daly Street. The Abbott's building was erected in 1934. Compare this photograph with B 6466. For alterations made to the east side of Abbotts in 1938 see B 8184.
Hindmarsh
South side of Port Road looking south-east. A row of shops shaded by verandahs include JF Evans, General Draper; T Matthews, Hairdresser; Ezywalkin; Melocks Ham Shop and the Lady Daly Hotel named after the wife of South Australia's Governor, Sir Dominick Daly. A dispensary can be seen further down Port Road and even some wagons are visible on the dirt road heading for Adelaide
Flinders Street, Adelaide, South Side
Flinders Street, Adelaide, on the south side, west of Daly Street. Taken on December 14th, 1923. The telegraph pole in centre is about 75 yds. from Daly St. The two cottages with the light coloured roof in the centre of photograph were demolished in 1924. To view the building subsequently erected, see B 2600.
Flinders Street
[General description] Two bluestone cottages in the process of being demolished in 1925. The cottages stood on the south side of Flinders Street near Daly Street. The cottages had central front doors with windows either side, verandahs and picket fences. [On back of photograph] Acre 282 Flinders Street, south side. Dec. 14th, 1925. Photographed while the cottages were in course of demolition. Left side of the cottages is 33 1/2 yards west of Daly Street. Frontage of cottages: 16 1/2 yards. For view of this site when used as a "used car' lot in 1955, see B 13565.
A.E. Barns, Wakefield Street
A.E. Barns, grocery shop, corner of Wakefield Street, north side, and Daly Street. Right side of building abuts Daly Street, west side. Frontage: 17 1/3 yards. The shop window display includes Bex headache powders and Kent and Escort cigarettes. 19th September 1969.
Flinders Street Public School
[General description] The whole school including staff appears to have assembled for this group photograph taken in front of the School building. On the right a group of boys wearing knickerbockers are standing to attention and holding homemade swords. [On back of photograph] 'Acre 283 / Flinders Street Public School / 1907 / Right side of school is 14 yards east of Daly Street. Left side of school is 50 1/2 yards east of Daly Street'.