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Robe
Searching for cockles on the beach.
H.M.S. Clis, (Corvette)
H.M.S. Clis, (Corvette) off Semaphore. "Clio" arrived February 3, 1873. See account in the South Australian Register, February 4, 1873 for description. A man rowing a small boat appears to have been lifted out of the water by a large fish
Semaphore jetty
Semaphore jetty.
Fishing, Strathalbyn
Close-up view of yabbies in a net.
Streaky Bay jetty
Streaky Bay jetty was constructed between 1891 and 1896 and is a reminder of the town's importance as a port for both transportation of wheat from the hinterland and fishing in the bay. The photograph shows WH Betts General Store in the foreground and the jetty in the background. A sailing ship and a steam ship are moored at the end of the jetty
Streaky Bay jetty
Streaky Bay jetty was constructed between 1891 and 1896 and is a reminder of the town's importance as a port for both transportation of wheat and fishing in the bay
View of Encounter Bay
'View of the Company's fishing station and Cape Rosetta at Encounter Bay, South Australia / Taken from the Beach in 1838'. Delimited by Colonel Light, engraved by J. Grieve and published by J.C. Hailes, London. A note on the back indicates that the views of Encounter Bay were exhibited by Light, Finniss & Co. in August 1838.
Rumblelow Cottage
Kitchen in the restored Rumblelow Cottage, Victor Harbor. The Rumbelow family arrived in Port Adelaide in 1854 aboard the "Bomanjee". The family started a long relationship with fishing and the boating life and became one of the chief institutions of Encounter Bay. The Rumbelow family residence in Franklin Parade was called "Yilki".
Fisherman's Anchorage
Fisherman's Anchorage, Wallaroo. Wallaroo began as a landing beach for the export of wool from the local pastoralists. After the landing stage was built to facilitate shipping of copper the fishermen used the beach as a safe anchorage. The photograph shows a rock breakwater and a number of fishing boats hauled up on the beach
Sir James Hurtle Fisher
Sir James Hurtle Fisher. A drawing from S.T.Gill's "Heads of the People". Artist's caption reads 'All fish that/or comes to met'.
Richard Jagoe
Richard Jagoe, shipping reporter, quarantine officer and launch fleet operator was born in Cornwall in 1833. He died at his residence 'Rhiador,' 68 Esplanade, Semaphore in 1899. He was good natured and a friendly gentleman. He was also a health inspector for the Department of Health, Inspector of Fish, Justice of the Peace. He could trace his family back to Jahn de Trejago in the time of Edward VI. He was proprietor of a fleet of beach boats which he had adapted by his own design to ferry goods, passengers and news from boats in the Semaphore Anchorage. He was known as the 'Sandhill Savage' because he originally lived among the sand dunes and could clearly see approaching ships carrying the latest news which he would speedily exchange for local news.
Mrs Emily James
Mrs Emily James, wife of the Hon. David James with two of her children Alice and Edmund Rees. According to a researcher, the photograph was taken in Abergavenny, Wales when the family went there to visit Emily's father and family in 1889-90. Their youngest child, Emily Louise had not been born at this time, so does not appear in the photo. The photographer, J. Clare, operated a business that not only provided photographic services, but was also a fishing tackle shop.
Cain Jelliff and Alice Rumbelow
Cain Jelliff and Alice Rumbelow. The Rumbelows were a boating and fishing family residing in Victor Harbor. Cain Jelliff died in 1877, eight months before his nephew Cain Rumbelow was born. During the 112 day voyage to Australia it seems likely there was an onboard romance, for one of the sailors, Cain Jelliff, accompanied the family to Encounter Bay. Shortly after arriving in their new home their eldest daughter Alice married young seaman Cain Jelliff in the Encounter Bay Tabernacle Church.
Malen and Alice Rumbelow
Malen and Alice Rumbelow who arrived at Port Adelaide from England on 5 October 1854 and settled at Encounter Bay in January 1855 with their nine children. The Rumbelows were a boating and fishing family residing at Victor Harbor.
Malen and Mary Rumbelow
Malen and Mary Rumbelow. Malen was the second son of Malen and Alice Rumbelow who arrived from England with his parents in 1854 aged 8 years. He died in 1905 aged 59. See also B45752. Their children included Alice, Godfrey, Jane, Cain, Rose, Malen junior, Henry, Grace. They were a fishing and boating family.
Rumbelow Family
Cabinet card portrait of the Rumbelow Family, a boating and fishing family residing in Victor Harbor, Malen and Mary Rumbelow with their adult children: Alice, Godfrey, Jane, Cain and Rose, seated: Malen junior, Malen, Mary, Henry and Grace. A researcher provided the following information: Cain Rumbelow would have been named after his uncle, Cain Jelliff, the husband of Alice Rumbelow, who died in 1877, eight months before Cain Rumbelow was born.
Onkaparinga River
Man fishing on the banks of the Onkaparinga River.
Carpenter's Rocks
Gerloff's fishing shack at Carpenter's Rocks.
Fishermen
Fishermen setting cray pots.
Collecting cockles
Three children collecting cockles from a beach.
Collecting cockles
Collecting cockles from the beach.
Rundle Street
Rundle Street, north side, 13 February 1956. Right side of 2 dark coloured buildings in centre is 19.75 yards west of East Terrace. Frontage of 2 dark coloured buildings is 11.5 yards. For a view of building after remodelling see B 14184. A fishing tackle shop and a barber shop can be seen
Rundle Street
Rundle Street, north side, 26 November 1958. Right side of dark coloured building is 19.75 yards west of East Terrace. Frontage of building is 11.5 yards. For view of building prior to remodelling see B 13613 . Building was rebuilt in 1956. The ground floor houses a fishing tackle shop while the first floor contains the offices of EW Watkinson - Builders, Pine Ridge Packing and Eastern Exporters
Hindley Street
Hindley Street north side. The Eagle Hotel can be seen on the extreme left of the photograph. This hotel existed from 1846 - 1978. Ross George Samuel Fuller was the proprietor of the hotel at the time of this photograph. Also seen are E Martin's Tailor and Shirt Shop and Morris Cafe serving their speciality of fish and grills.
Rundle Street
Rundle Street, south side, 23rd February 1961. Left side of Quinney's building abuts Union Street. This view forms Part 1 of a sequence of views showing buildings in between Union and Bent Streets. See also B 14564, B 14565, B 14566, and B 14567. The shops seen include Quinney's fishing tackle, Miss Gladys Sym Choon, appliance store and Bright Spot Snack Bar.
Rundle Street
Rundle Street, south side, 23rd February 1961. This view forms Part 3 of a sequence of views showing buildings in between Union and Bent Streets. See also B 14564, B 14565, B 14566, and B 14567. All these buildings were demolished to permit continuation of Tavistock Street (now Frome Street). Shops seen in the photograph include fruit and vegetable shop, Quinney's fishing tackle, rifles and sports goods, Sym Choon and Company Limited. JE Nunn - physiotherapist is located on the first floor.
Rundle Street
Rundle Street, south side, November 11th 1953. Right side of centre building with rounded windows is 40 yards east of Union Street. The frontage of centre building is 26.5 yards. For a view of building after alteration see B 14185. At the time of this photograph the centre building housed a butchers, hairdressers, fishing tackle shop, cafe, and a dry cleaners. To the east stood Charlicks Store and to the west stood the building established by AA Brice 1887
J. Allen, Leigh Street
Two men standing in the doorway of J. Allen, tent maker and fishing tackle emporium, Leigh Street, East Side, 28 December 1895.
Grenfell Street, Adelaide
An electric tram stopped outside the 'temporary offices of The Register' newspaper in Grenfell Street, Adelaide. The electric tramway was inaugurated on 9 March 1909. The 'Pioneer Wine Saloon' had its licence refused in March 1909 and by June 1909 The Imperial Fish, Grill, & Oyster Saloon was established at that location.
Gawler Place
Gawler Place, east side, 4th June 1965, left side of centre building is 37 yards south of Grenfell Street. Featured are three shops including Hintons Jewellers, Civic Cafe serving fish and chips and Arnold's Shoe Repairs