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Gawler
Fire Brigade Station - Interior view with three officers at call.
E.F.S. Appliance, Pinnaroo
Pinnaroo E.F.S. appliance (Blitz vehicle with Coventry Climax engine). The man standing up in the middle of the truck is Maurice O'Loughlin. The following information was provided by a researcher: This truck is a Chevrolet Blitz, one of the many ex-Army vehicles purchased by Peter R. Peers from Army disposal sales. He was in business at Murrayville, Victoria, across the border from Pinnaroo. The man standing on the rear of the truck is Keith Jolly. The truck was purchased by the Pinnaroo District Council to be used as a firetruck, in October 1948. See article in the 'Pinaroo and Border Times, Thursday 14 October 1948, page 1, for more details.
"Fire Queen", Launching
Launching of the "Fire Queen" owned by the Fire Brigade of South Australia.
Fire Station, Stansbury
E.F.S. station, appliance and crew at Stansbury; Mr. A. Farrow on the right, and Malcolm (Mac) Stanley Anderson on the left.
Fire Station Funeral
Funeral of Station Officer Westly, Thebarton.
Fire Station Funeral
Funeral of Station Officer Westly, Thebarton.
Fire Station Funeral
Funeral of Station Officer Westly, Thebarton.
Wallaroo Mill
Wallaroo Mill destroyed by fire. There were fires at the Wallaroo Mill in October 1918 and January 1920.
Fire Fighters
Men taking a break from the Bushfires 26th January 1961.
Fire damage to Hains Hunkins, Hindley Street
Fire damage to Hains Hunkins store after a fire on December 21, 1965. Hindley Street, South side. Hains Hunkins was a home furnishings store. In the 1920s Leslie Claude Hunkin joined forces with Ralph Hains to establish the retail furnishing store
Fire damage to Hains Hunkins, Hindley Street
Hindley Street, south side. Fire damage to Hains Hunkins store after a fire on December 21, 1965. Hindley Street, South side. Hains Hunkins was a home furnishings store. In the 1920s Leslie Claude Hunkin joined forces with Ralph Hains to establish the retail furnishing store
Fire damage to Hains Hunkins, Hindley Street
Hindley Street, south side. Fire damage to Hains Hunkins store after a fire on December 21, 1965. Hindley Street, South side. Hains Hunkins was a home furnishings store. In the 1920s Leslie Claude Hunkin joined forces with Ralph Hains to establish the retail furnishing store
Fire damage to Hains Hunkins, Hindley Street
Hindley Street, South side. Fire damage to Hains Hunkins store after a fire on December 21, 1965. Hindley Street, South side. Hains Hunkins was a home furnishings store. In the 1920s Leslie Claude Hunkin joined forces with Ralph Hains to establish the retail furnishing store
Fire damage to Hains Hunkins, Hindley Street
Fire damage to Hains Hunkins store after a fire on December 21, 1965. Hindley Street, South side. Hains Hunkins was a home furnishings store. In the 1920s Leslie Claude Hunkin joined forces with Ralph Hains to establish the retail furnishing store
Fire damage to Hains Hunkins, Hindley Street
Fire damage to Hains Hunkins store, Hindley Street, South side. Fire occurred on December 21, 1965. Ralph Hains and Leslie Claude Hunkin established a retail furniture store in the 1920s.
Fire damage to Hains Hunkins, Hindley Street
Fire damage to Hains Hunkins store, Hindley Street, South side. Fire occurred on December 21, 1965. Ralph Hains and Leslie Claude Hunkin established a retail furniture store in the 1920s.
Grenfell Street, Adelaide
Grenfell Street, Adelaide at the north west corner of Hindmarsh Square showing "Solomon's Corner", in November 1910 after a fire that destroyed the building. A crowd, which includes fashionably dressed young ladies, has assembled. For an article entitled 'City Corner [Grenfell Street] Destroyed' see the Register, 17th November, 1910, page 10a.
Bentham Street, Adelaide
Bentham Street, Adelaide, showing the business premises of the S.A. Farmers' Co-operative Union after damage by fire on 21st February 1923. The left side of the three storey building on the right is 71 yards south of Waymouth Street. The right side is 50 and a half yards south of Waymouth Street. For a view of premises subsequently erected on this site, see B 2657. Also see B 1200 for another view of fire damage.
Franklin Street, Adelaide
Franklin Street, Adelaide, showing the premises of Duncan & Fraser after the fire on February 21st 1923. For a view of premises subsequently erected, see B 2289. Also see B 1201 for another view of fire damage.
Wakefield Street, Adelaide
[General description] The Metropolitan Fire Brigade Station building overlooks the action in its forecourt as firemen, resplendent in uniforms and brass helmets, prepare horse-drawn appliances for a run. Groups of bystanders have stopped to watch. [On back of photograph] 'Acre 342 / Metropolitan Fire Brigade Station / Wakefield Street, south side / About 1900 / Extreme left is opposite the west side of Roper Street. Right side of station is 28 yards west of Roper Street.'
Wakefield Street
Wakefield Street, south side, Metropolitan Fire Brigade and station 1906.
Wakefield Street
Wakefield Street, south side, Fire Brigade Station.
Wakefield Street
Wakefield Street, south side, Metropolitan Fire Brigade Station.
Wakefield Street
Wakefield Street, South Side. Metropolitan Fire Brigade Station.
Brighton Cement Company
BRIGHTON: Destruction caused by fire at the Brighton Cement Company works, 7th November 1909. The power house where the fire started is on the right.
Brighton Cement Company
BRIGHTON: The fire at Brighton Cement Company; George Wolland holds the hose of the auxiliary fire fighting plant which was useless because of low water pressure. James Pearson is centre, looking at the camera, the man wearing a bowler hat is thought to be Simpson Newland.
Fireman and tender at Port Augusta
Fire fighter with tender no. 87 at work outside the Northern Bakeries at Carlton Parade, Port Augusta, Saturday 21 March 1987. The fire damaged a storage shed, its contents and a trailer and caused $15,000 damage.
Remains of Nonpareil barge on the River Darling
View of the remains of Nonpareil barge, after the fire which burnt it to the ground in October 1912, near Wilcannia, on the River Darling.
Christ Church Hall
Photograph of the outside of the Christ Church Hall after the fire in 1949. The full extent of the fire can be seen although the weathervane is still attached to the front arch.
The 'Earl of Dunmore' scuttled at Sydney to extinguish a fire
The four masted steel barque 'Earl of Dunmore', 2287 tons, scuttled at Sydney to extinguish a fire [steel 4 mast barque, 2287 tons. ON98634, 277.9 x 42.1 x 24.2. Built 1891 (5) Russell and Co. Greenock. Owners Sailing Ship Earl of Dunmore Ltd (JD Thomson) registered Glasgow, later J Malcolm was manager. Sold c.1913/4 and renamed Spartan. Said to be sunk by enemy action in March 1917. She was scuttled to extinguish a fire when the vessel was in Sydney].