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School passenger bus owned by Ross Hogben
WILLASTON: A school passenger bus owned by Ross Hogben, and known as the 'Blitz Buggy', on its route from Wasleys to Gawler.


Ross Hogben's bus at Willaston
WILLASTON: Ross Hogben's bus, a 1934 Bedford, used to run a passenger service from Willaston to Gawler Railway Station and School.


Hire car owned by M.J. Skurry at Willaston
WILLASTON: Seven seater Moon Car purchased by M.J. Skurry as a hire car in c.1922. The car had a red seal continental motor and an American body. Noel Dawe was born in the back of the car on the way to Sister Green's nursing home in King Street, Gawler.


Prices for delivery of stump jump cultivators
WILLASTON: Prices for delivery of stump jump cultivators to Gawler Railway Station.


Workers at Eyres' lime kiln at Willaston
WILLASTON: Workers at Eyres' lime kiln, l-r: Walter Henbest; Tom Leske; Alphonsus Carmody. The Lime kiln was at the corner of Redbanks Road and Princess Street, Willaston. Alphonsus Carmody lived at the corner of Main North Road and Murray Road, Willaston. He later lived at 8 Edward Street Willaston. The Gawler Council established the children's playground on the site ca.1946 and it is part of the original land division called Waltham.


New Scout headquarters at Willaston
WILLASTON: New Scout headquarters at Willaston, Gawler River Road, 21 November 1979.


Len Lewis and Logan Park
WILLASTON: Len Lewis and Logan Park after winning the Gawler Stakes at the first trotting meeting held at Willaston on 12 April, 1938. Mr Lewis drove three winners on the day.


Rawlings brick kiln at Willaston
WILLASTON: Rawlings brick kiln, then Hallets, Paxton Street, Willaston. Gawler Corporation bought the brickworks on 16 September, 1970, to use as a refuse tip which closed in 1989.


Horse drawn delivery cart
WILLASTON: Horse drawn delivery cart driven by T.G. Causby, Butcher. It won the Champion Prize in the 1920 Gawler Show.


Joe Daly of Willaston
WILLASTON: Mr. Joe Daly of Willaston with Gawler Council horse and dray.


Farmer using a horse and plough
GENERAL: Farmer using a horse and plough on a property, possibly near Gawler.


Members of a church choir
GENERAL: Members of a church choir associated with a church called St. George, possibly Gawler or Goodwood.


John Morley nosepegging a camel
GENERAL: John Morley nosepegging a camel on Moonaree Station in the Gawler Ranges.


John Morley using camels to pull a wagon
GENERAL: John Morley using camels to pull a wagon on Moonaree Station in the Gawler Ranges.


Thomson's Eagle Foundry
WILLASTON: Thomson's Eagle Foundry, the eagle was removed from the centre of the roof over the verandah, in 1943, to become the mascot for 86 Squadron R.A.A.F.


Employees outside Krischock's bootmaker business, Adelaide
ACRE 19: Group of male employees, including boy apprentices outside the premises of F. Krischock's bootmaker business in Gawler Place.


John McDouall Stuart being carried on a horse drawn stretcher
GENERAL: John McDouall Stuart being carried on a horse drawn stretcher known as the 'ambulance' during his exploratory expedition; a sketch by Stephen King, junior.


Heather Girls' Pipe Band
ALBERTON: Heather Girls Pipe Band competing at Alberton Oval. Left to right: Lance Corporal Piper Donna Gray; Corporal Piper Kaylene Barker; Pipe Major Melda Hammond; Drum Major Rosemary Callis; Drum Corporal Pat Venebles; Drum Corporal Jeanette Pridham.


Gardener at work
A gardener photographed at work. A family with children and a pram walk behind. The same image at B 72483/6/3 identifies the possible location as Buckland Park, near Port Gawler.


Committee of the John McDouall Stuart statue
GENERAL: Members of the Committee of the John McDouall Stuart statue in Adelaide established to commemorate his historic journey from Adelaide to the Indian Ocean in 1861-1862: Back row, left to right: J. Hutchinson, M.H.R.; George McEwin; T. B. Oliver; George Waddell; J. Ferguson (Chief Gawler Society); D. W. Gray; W. T. Paterson; W. J. Hill; A. Mackie; H. T. Morris; D. Nicholson; H. G. McKittrick. Middle row, left to right: R. H. Crawford; Peter Wood; J. W. Sandford (Chieftain); Hon. John Darling (Past Chief); A. J.McLachlan (Past Chief and Chairman Statue Committee); Hon. J. H. Howe (Past Chief); George Fowler Stewart (Past Chief); John Drummond (Chieftain). Front row, left to right: W. C. Torode (Contractor for erection); John White (Sculptor); H. Tassie (Hon. Secretary Statue Committee).


Hay stack at Yardea
The sixth of 20 photographs in an album. Hay stack at Yardea, Gawler Ranges.


William Malcolm
Studio portrait of William Malcolm, Australia's first ostrich farmer, and manager of the 'Victoria Mill', Gawler.


Railway transport: 520 class
Dry Creek - Gawler Race Special at unidentified location.


Railway transport: 520 class
Gawler Race Special at Islington, 3 November 1951.


Railway transport: 520 class
Gawler Race Special at Islington, 3 November 1951.


Railway transport: 600 class
Gawler Race Special No. 604 at North Adelaide.


Railway transport: 720 class
Gawler Race train at Islington, 3 November 1951.


Railway transport: 720 class
Gawler Race train at North Adelaide.


Railway transport: rolling stock 5'3"
Embossed plaque: John Martin & Co Ltd, Gawler SA 1894 - Phoenix Foundry.


Railway transport: rolling stock 5'3"
Embossed plaque: John Martin & Co Ltd, Gawler SA 1895 - Phoenix Foundry.