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General Post Office and Institute at Port Lincoln
The premises of the General Post Office and Institute at Port Lincoln; a flag flies from a tall flagstaff nearby.
Girl guide inspection
A troop of girl guides, some in uniform carrying staffs and signalling flags present during an inspection by two women.
A girl dressed as Britannia
A young girl dressed as Britannia holding a large Union Jack flag.
A flower decorated rowing boat
A young man at the oars of a flower decorated boat with three girls, one holding a flag; possibly an entry during a Henley on Torrens regatta in Adelaide.
Men playing bowls at a South Australian green with spectators watching
Men playing bowls at a South Australian green with spectators watching by a refreshment tent where flags are flying, possibly on opening day.
Sir Edwin Smith
Sir Edwin Smith, philanthropist, brewer, and three times Mayor of Adelaide, hoisting a flag outside a pavilion, possibly at a bowling club.
Opening day at Charles Moore & Co. department store Adelaide
Flags decorate the entrance foyer and grand staircase to Charles Moore's new department store in Victoria Square, Adelaide, on its opening day on 30th August, 1916. The report appeared in the Register, on 30 August 1916, page 9c.
Presentation of colours
Sir Henry Galway, Governor of South Australia, presenting colours to Lieutenant Colonel Dollman at a ceremony at Adelaide Oval.
Three young soldiers
Three young soldiers sitting in front of a large Union Jack flag.
Civic dinner for returned soldiers
Returned soldiers being entertained at a dinner in the Adelaide Town Hall which has been decorated with flags.
New army recruits still in civilian clothing
New army recruits still in civilian clothing; two are holding up a large Australian flag.
Presentation of colours
Presentation of colours to the 4th Reinforcements of the 50th Battalion at the Mitcham Camp by members of the Gawler Branch of the Cheer-up Society.
Children's display at Adelaide Oval
A function in progress at Adelaide Oval where children form a pattern in the shape of the flag of St. Patrick.
Presentation of regimental colours
Presentation of colours to men of the 16th reinforcement to the 10th Battalion, possibly at Mitcham camp.
Main street at Clare
The main street at Clare decorated with flags.
Decorated float for a parade in Adelaide
Five women and a soldier riding in a cart decorated with flowers depicting the Australian and American flags.
Australia Day parade in Adelaide
Members of the "Tramways concert party" dressed as pierrots driving along Rundle Street in a truck decorated with flags and bunting in an Australia Day procession.
Australia Day float in Adelaide
A horse drawn cart decorated for Australia Day with flags urging trade within the Empire.
SS Governor Musgrave
The "Governor Musgrave" moored at the jetty; the ship is flying the Governor's flag.
A large display of fruit and vegetables at an agricultural show held in Adelaide
A large display of fruit and vegetables at an agricultural show held in Adelaide, the hall is decorated with flags and pot plants.
The Governor of South Australia visiting the west coast
The Governor of South Australia and his party assembled on the jetty beneath a welcoming arch of foliage and flags during a visit to the west coast of South Australia.
A crowd of men outside "The Register" offices
A crowd of men outside "The Register" offices, a large Union Jack flag is flying from a window.
Guests attending a ball held at Brookman Hall
Guests attending a ball held at Brookman Hall and organised by the School of Mines; H.E. The Governor, Sir Day Bosanquet, stands centre front. The hall is decorated with flags and foliage.
The Harbors Board motor launch "Minister" at sea
The Harbors Board motor launch "Minister" at sea with flag bunting flying off Brighton beach.
Sir Day Hort Bosanquet and a group of officers on horseback
Sir Day Hort Bosanquet, Governor of South Australia and a group of officers, including General Sir Ian Hamilton; they are on horseback in front of a large Union Jack flag, possibly taking a salute.
Public welcome for returned soldiers in the Adelaide Town Hall.
Mayor of Adelaide, Alfred A. Simpson, addressing a public welcome for returned soldiers in the Adelaide Town Hall, Friday 27 August 1915. He is addressing an audience from the stage where wounded Gallipoli veterans and other dignitaries sit; flags are draped on the organ and on the walls in the background.
HMS "Protector" gunboat at sea
The H.M.S. "Protector", gunboat decorated with flags at sea off the coast at Largs on the occasion of the Queen's Birthday. The vessel on the left is the reformatory hulk 'Fitzjames'.
Crowds at Kapunda greet the Governor Sir Day Bosanquet and his party
Welcoming crowds of children and adults waving flags greet the Governor of South Australia Sir Day Bosanquet and his party after their arrival by train at Kapunda railway station; a military escort and a band wait by the official welcomers. The Governor arrived on a special train at 11.45 am on Wednesday 4 October, and was welcomed by the mayor, Mr R. Rees and members of the town council. The Governor was entertained at lunch at Anlaby by Mr Henry Dutton, then visited the Kapunda showgrounds in the afternoon and inspected the exhibits at the jubilee show of the Kapunda and Light Agricultural Society.
On the Vam Co Dong River
'On the Vam Co Dong River. A river patrol boat checks a sampan for arms or ammo. Note the S Vietnamese flag ... all the boats fly these (when the patrol boats are around anyway).' [This was the same trip as photographs 8, 10 & 12.]
Soldiers marching, King William Street, Adelaide
A column of soldiers marching north down King William Street past the Criterion Hotel and the General Post Office. A soldier behind his commanding officer, giving the salute, holds his battalion's colours. Crowds are watching from the street edges and flags are flying from the Criterion's balcony verandah. (C. Whallin was publican of the Criterion Hotel from 1914-1920.) Two tramcars can be seen in front of the GPO. A researcher has suggested that this is the 20th Reinforcement of the 27th Battalion, and that the officer at the front of the column is Lieutenant John Lindsay Ross.