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Nick Gill, Junction Theatre.
Nick Gill.
Discussing the Women's Emergency Shelter move are (from left): Gill Pears, Edith Buss, Claude Whitehead, Mavis Neal, Dianne Hawkes, Dianne Newton and Lynda Baird. 22 July 1987.
Barry, 10, of Greenacres and Colleen, 12, of Campbelltown go through their paces at the Gilles Plains Youth Group. 24 June 1987.
Heads of the People (sheet 2)
Sheet 2 from the 'Heads of the People' series of five sheets, featuring (clockwise from top left hand corner): 1) Montague Fetherstonhaugh, with his signature 'his mark'; 2) Joseph Bouch, with 'The Response: Sweethearts and Wives'; 3) George Morphett, with 'Bearing Bank Interest'; 4) Matthew Smith, with 'Father Mathew after a pledge'). This sheet was first published in May 1849.
Heads of the People (sheet 3)
Sheet 3 from the 'Heads of the People' series of five sheets, featuring (clockwise from top left hand corner): 1) Robert Tod, with 'Todling after a commission'; 2) James Allen, with 'Wanted: A Directory'; 3) Edward Lindley Grundy, with 'Rail not again'; 4) John Brown, with 'Smelts O!'). This sheet was first published in May 1849.
Places (Adelaide)
Facade of the Royal Victoria Theatre in Gilles Arcade, Adelaide. The facade of the Old Queen's Theatre is directly behind this structure. The facade to the left is that of a livery stable also built in colonial days.
Places (Adelaide)
Gilles Lane.
Places (Adelaide)
440 Gilles Street.
Beltana Station to Lake Gregory
A collection of photographs taken on Beltana Station, Mount Lyndhurst Station, Murnpeowie Station and at Lake Gregory in South Australia's north. Items 1- 8 are at Beltana; items 9- 18 are at Mount Lyndhurst Station; remainder are at Murnpeowie Station and Lake Gregory (items 30-31). See 'contents' for details of individual items.
George Ernest Meadows
Full length tintype portrait of George Ernest Meadows, wearing a suit and hat, and leaning against a fence made of branches, with a studio backdrop in the background.
Places (Adelaide)
Gilles Street Primary.
Stainbank family album
Album of photographs of members of the Steinbank family, their house at Montacute, scenes near Victor Harbor, Malvern College (later Concordia College) and other views. See 'contents' for details of items.
Hambidge family residence at Felixstow
An oil on canvas landscape painting featuring the Hambidge family home at Felixstow, painted by South Australian artist Helen Hambidge. The work is signed and dated by the artist in the bottom right corner.
Wesley Millican
Wesley Millican. Father of William Wesley Millican (B 30018).
Messenger Press: Views of Adelaide, its commercial and public buildings
A collection of photographs and colour photocopies of commercial premises, buildings and streets in and around the City of Adelaide (in two volumes), including artists' impressions and designs for redevelopment. Includes some designs for the Remm Group Myer Centre development, with artist's impressions of the interior. The album comprises photographs collected by Messenger Press, many of which have been published in the various suburban editions of the paper. To view apartment buildings and domestic architecture in Adelaide see album B 71883. A brochure.
South Australian Company: George Swaine
George Swaine alias Geo Gill.
Red Cross Aids, Woodville
Red Cross Aids, Woodville. Back row: Mr R.A. Kerr (Accountant), E. Hammond, E. Coe, J. Powell, A. Rundle, M. Wood, L. Sluggett, M. Powell, Mr A.C.E. Woodsford (Health Inspector), F. Ternan, S. Nottle, R. Jones, M. Badcock, M. Mitchell, G. Vardon, H. Gill, Mr M.L. Smith (Town Clerk). Middle row: M. Douglas, M. Clare, K. Haddy, G. Slater, M. Clare, J.N. Newlands, Sister O. Skinner, D. Daff, J. Everest, M. Emery, M. Kay, J. Turner. Front row: L.D. Jackson, D. Tregenza, P. Evans, A. King, O. Young, V. Murphy, E. Stacey, R. Cook, M. Shimmin, M. Thompson. Absent: J. Barrey, E. Bermingham, Sister V. Eglinton, G. Faint, H. Fildes, F. Stidston, I. Gehlken, D. Lloyd, H. Newton, B. Rossiter, F. Russell, J. Scott, G. Steward, C.H. Smith, Y. Warner, G. Woodsford.
Potato Board members presenting cup to R. Telfer
Photograph of Potato Board Representatives, L-R: Robert 'Bob' Beck, Greg Botting, and Gilbert 'Gill' Myer presenting a cup to Ronald 'Ron' Telfer from Glencoe for his superior potatoes, July 1964.
The 'Wistaria' docked in an unidentified port
The wooden barque 'Wistaria', 387 tons, docked in an unidentified port [wooden 3 mast barque, 387 tons, ON51204, 131.3 x 27.7 x 16.3. Built 1865 Gill, Gloucester. Owners: P Patmore, registered London; 1873 William Wells, registered Port Adelaide. Wrecked on a sandbank, Heron Island, Queensland. Sept. 13, 1887].
Wooden poles ready for transport to Whyalla
A forest plantation in South Australia where wooden poles have been prepared for transportation to Broken Hill Proprietary Co., Whyalla; exact location not known, possibly near Port Lincoln.
Sheep in Bundaleer Forest, South Australia
Sheep grazing in Bundaleer Forest, South Australia.
Part of Wanilla Forest near Port Lincoln, South Australia
Fourteen year old Victorian ironbark trees growing in plantation C, Wanilla Forest, near Port Lincoln, South Australia.
Giant Yacca plants in flower at Second Valley, South Australia
A man standing amongst giant Yacca plants in flower in Second Valley Forest, South Australia.
Pine trees in Mount Burr forest, South Australia
Twelve year old pine trees in plantation A at Mount Burr forest in the south-east of South Australia.
Ippinitchie Creek, near Wirrabara forest, South Australia
Ippinitchie Creek, near Wirrabara forest in South Australia; a horse drawn vehicle is resting by the side of the water.
Horse drawn covered wagon pulling a smaller vehicle
A horse drawn covered wagon pulling a smaller caravan which has a chimney along Gilles Street, Adelaide past the premises of Hudd & Sons, Ltd., manufacturer of chocolate and confectionery; Searcy describes the vehicle as being on the way to Waikerie.
Horse drawn covered wagon and caravan in Adelaide
Partial view of a horse drawn covered wagon pulling a smaller caravan vehicle along Gilles Street in Adelaide, described as 'going to Waikerie'.
Two prize winning draught horses
Two large draught horses wearing prize ribbons on display outside the premises of J.W. Shannon, auctioneers in Gilles Arcade Bazaar off Currie Street, Adelaide where horse sales were held every Wednesday.
Memory Cove near Port Lincoln
General view of Memory Cove near Port Lincoln; a small sailing craft is offshore and A. Searcy notes that those present were T. Gill, A. Vaughan and Mr. Dulwitch.