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Gawler Place
Gawler Place, east side, 16 July 1965, left side of shop is 43 yards south of Grenfell Street and frontage is 5.5 yards. Arnolds Shoe Repairs sits in the middle of the photograph with a fish and chip cafe next door. Mr LM Arnold was the proprietor of the Supreme Shoe Repairs business at number 13 Adelaide Arcade. The premises in this photograph advise customers that the business had moved to Coromandel Place.
Hyde Street
Hyde Street, west side, October 16th 1958. Right side of dark shed on right (marked "x" on the photograph) is 38 yards south of Currie Street. Frontage of shed and light coloured building is 42.5 yards. These building face the western side of Hindmarsh Square. The centre building with scaffolding houses Taylors Marine which sells fishing tackle and boat fittings
Waymouth Street
[On back of photograph] 'Waymouth Street, south side / Acre 198 / Early in 1923 / Right side of two storey building is 18 yards east of Young Street. Left side of two storey building is 49 yards east of Young Street.' [General description] A row of two storey stone buildings with iron lace decoration on the verandah. They are occupied by small shops including a fish shop, the Farmers and Settlers Association, and G.A. Bonnett, Saddlers. In 2012 the Bonnett family still own saddlery stores in Adelaide.
King William Street, near Waymouth street
King William Street, west side, near side of Norwich Union Building is 37 yards south of Waymouth Street and frontage is 16.5 yards. The three storey building houses the Norwich Union Fire Office, Citizens Life Assurance Company Limited, Calders Agency Hotel Brokers, a firm of electrical and consulting engineers. Next door is Matters and Company, and then stands D Politis and Company, Fish and Oyster Saloon and Restaurant.
Grote Street, Adelaide
Grote Street, Adelaide, north side, on the 19 December,1923. The photo was taken soon after the erection of Short's Auction Mart which is 65 yards east of Pitt Street, with a frontage of 14 yards. The tenant occupying most of the ground floor is Cocking's Fish Shop. J. Meyer, Tailors, is on the left.
Central Market, Adelaide
Central Market, Adelaide, September 28th 1922. Edwin Daw's Central Fish market and adjoining Ice Works are shown. These buildings face west and stand approximately in the centre of acre 334. For a view of premises erected on this site see B 1858.
Central Market, Adelaide
Central Market, Adelaide on December 19th, 1923, viewed from Grote Street. People mill around outside John Atkin's 'Pay and Carry' Store, one of the new shops at the Central Market. This site is a few yards east of the old Fish Market. See B1082.
Gouger Street
Gouger Street, north side, 15 March 1954, frontage is 10.5 yards. Right side of Gouger Cafe and Fish Shop is 14.25 yards west of Moonta Street. For a portion of this building prior to alterations see B 7387. The Royal visit occurred in Adelaide at the time of this photograph - hence the Union Jacks and bunting fluttering in the streets.
Gouger Street
Gouger Street, north side, 17 January 1963, right side of Talbot Hotel is 29 yards west of Moonta Street. Talbot Hotel existed since 1850. At the time of this photograph the proprietor was Reginald Stephen Hall. The famous Gouger Cafe Fish Shop stands next to the Talbot Hotel.
Brown Street
Brown Street, west side, 1 March 1954, frontage of centre building including balconied portion is 8 3/4 yards. Left side of centre cement faced building is 27 yards north of Gouger Street. A fish and chip shop stands in the centre of the photograph and a van from the Keswick Bakery is double parked outside. Bunting flutters along the street in preparation for the Royal Visit which occurred later in March
Carrington Street, Adelaide
[General description] This stone two storey building is divided into residential units and a Fish and Chip shop. There is a balcony on the left side which is set back from the street. The shop which fronts directly onto the footpath has an arched window and evidence of a balcony which has been removed. [On back of photograph] 'Acre 437 / Carrington Street, north side / 29 July 1963 / Right side of building is 40 yards west of Hutt Street / Frontage: 13 yards'
Oyster Saloon and Ham Shop, King William Street
[General description] City businesses from left to right: Part of the Crown and Sceptre Hotel, the Fish, Oyster and Grill Saloon, A.F. Shelton's Ham Shop and the King's Theatre. A tradesman's horse and cart stands outside the Hotel. [On back of photograph] 'Acre 452 / King William Street, east side / August 19th 1927 / The two storey premises on the right of the oyster saloon were converted into a bank in 1928. See B 5122 / Near side of King's Theatre is 17 yards north of Carrington Street. Frontage of bank and ham shop: 13 yards. Frontage of oyster saloon: 6.5 yards'.
King William Street
King William Street, east side, October 25th 1955, left side of centre group of shops is 72 yards south of Angas Street and frontage is 20 yards. Three shops in this row include Harry Lyons Signs Limited, Court Cafe Fish and Grills, and Jones Squash and Ice Cream Parlour
Mill Street, Adelaide
Mill Street, Adelaide, west side, on February 1st, 1924. The facade of this new brick building has been made to look earlier in style, perhaps because the firm, Edwin Daw, Central Fish Market, was established in 1880. For a photo taken in 1920, before its construction, see B 2054. The south side of the building is 12 yards north of Wright Street.
Wright Street
Wright Street, south side, February 22nd 1954, left side of Hylands building is 12 yards west of Mill Street (opposite side of road) and frontage is 9 yards. Hylands and Sons building was completed in 1953. No earlier view is available. For another view of this building see B 14011. David Hyland and Sons Pty. Ltd. Fish Merchants
Wright Street
Wright Street, south side, February 13th 1958, right side of (David Hyland and Sons, fish merchants) building is 43 3/4 yards east of Stamford Court and frontage of the building is 9 1/3 yards. For a view of this building in 1954 see B 12952
King William Street, Adelaide
[General description] Shops in King William Street in a two storey terrace. C&B Urbon Grocers, a Fish Cafe, Bartley's Hairdresser and Tobacconist and Brown & Son, Bakers are names of the shopkeepers. Tramlines are in the foregground. [On back of photograph] 'Acre 528 / King William Street, east side / October 5th 1954 / Right side of four centre shops is 29 yards north of Halifax Street / Frontage is 20 yards.
Symonds Place
Symonds Place, east side, 23rd February 1961, right side of shed is 40 yards north of Gilles Street and frontage is 8 yards. For building subsequently on this site see B 14590. When this photograph was taken in 1961 the building was "For Sale".
Hanson Street, East Side
Hanson Street, east side, 23rd January 1958. Right side of block of shops is 30 1/2 yards north of South Terrace. Frontage: 41 1/2 yards. The verandah formerly continued the whole length of block; part of it was damaged in an accident in 1957 and removed. For view of shops on the left see B 13997. A Kombi Van, an FX Holden and a FJ Holden ute can be seen. As well as an Adelaide Cake Company van parked outside of a fish and chip shop.
City of Adelaide, looking south east
'Drawn from nature by S.G.' [Samuel Calvert] the lithograph shows the early settlement in Adelaide, looking south from a point near Strangways Terrace. In the foreground Aboriginal people are fishing in the Torrens River, and the Mount Lofty Ranges can be seen in the background.
Sheahan collection of river craft, bridges, locks
The Sheahan Collection consists of 114 views depicting river craft and two steam boat captains, bridges, and locks on the Murray River in South Australia. See 'contents' for details of items.
Seagulls at Port Elliot
PORT ELLIOT: Seagulls looking for fish from a fisherman at Port Elliot, South Australia.
Swimming in the waters of the Coorong
COORONG: Members of a fishing party swimming in the waters of the Coorong, South Australia.
An Aboriginal man hunting
GENERAL: Aboriginal man hunting wild fowl and fish.
Luggers waiting for the tide to go out
DARWIN: Luggers waiting for the tide to go out.
Globe Dining Rooms Hindley Street
The Globe Dining Rooms, 21 Hindley Street. Alice Jerrems operated the rooms from 1901 to 1922. Born Alice Kearns on 9/8/1870, Alice and her second husband Arthur had one daughter, Edith in 1897. Alice died on the 17 September 1936 and is buried in West Terrace Cemetery. (see Advertiser 18.9.1936 pg.16).
Cats on the verandah of a residence
GENERAL: S.A. journalist John M. Black's three cats on the back verandah of his home: left to right: Ostrogoth ("Oss Boss"), Jingles ("The Boy") and their mother: Jean. Jingles was a champion cat and had a fried fish for his dinner on his second birthday.
Men swimming on the coast of Yorke Peninsula
GENERAL: Four men swimming from a fishing boat somewhere on the coast of the Yorke Peninsula.
Album of views of Port MacDonnell, Mount Gambier and the South East
ALBUM: Collection of 25 views of Port MacDonnell, Mount Gambier and the South East. To see individual photographs do a NUMBER search on B 55422-B 55429 and B 55349/2, 6, 11-17, 20-25.
Port MacDonnell fishermen
PORT MacDONNELL: Fishermen on the beach at Port MacDonnell.