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Photographs relating to H.F. Hubbe

Hubbe, Samuel Grau, 1914, Photograph, PRG 1415/14

A selection of World War One photographs taken by (and of) Hermann Fritz Hubbe and others including Eric Talbot Smith. Hermann Fritz Hubbe, John Hood and E. Talbot Smith were all killed during the war. There are photographs taken at sea outside Alexandria, at Lemnos Harbour and at camp, presumably in Egypt. Also includes photographs of King George V, Prime Minister Hughes and others taken on board "HMAS Australia" and photographs of Hermann's gravesite.

Police Band in Victoria Square

Messenger Press, c. 1995, Photograph, B 71859/71

The South Australian Police Band on the platform in Victoria Square, with an old Glenelg tram behind them. This comes from 'City People B': a collection of photographs of people associated with the City of Adelaide whose surnames start with 'B'.

People : C surnames

Messenger Press, 1989, Photograph, B 72636/74-103

People photographed by Messenger Press, surnames starting with C.

Photographs of Effie Reid and family

Reid, Effie, c. 1908, Photograph, PRG 1675/1/1-23

Photographs of Effie Reid, her older brother Eric, and their family, at various ages. See below for details.

Plan of the District of Adelaide South Australia showing the property of the South Australian Company [cartographic material]

1838, Archival map/chart, BRG 42/120/17

Cadastral map of the 'District of Adelaide' with Adelaide, North Adelaide and surrounding parklands, Port Adelaide, Holdfast Bay and Glenelg down to the area just south of Marino, the rivers of the Adelaide plains and Port River, and the foothills of the Mount Lofty Ranges shown. The land sections are all numbered and those held by the South Australian Company coloured in green. Areas within the town grids for Adelaide and North Adelaide have been coloured in red. The map gives a clear indication of the extent of vegetation in 1838 across the Adelaide district. Scale 2 inches to 1 mile. Hand drawn map based on the survey by Light, Finniss & Co., with their company's name and the date October 1838 written in ink, at bottom centre of map. (This map came from the London office of the South Australian Company. It appears to predate the maps of the same area published in London by John Arrowsmith from February 1839 onwards).

Sergeant Bailey

c. 1915, Photograph, B 74927

Half-plate glass negative portrait of Sergeant Bailey, wearing World War One military uniform with sergeant's stripes on his sleeve. Written on original paper envelope: 'Sergt Bailey 2 Cabs. Mr A.R. Edwards (crossed out), 403,93 (crossed out), 4043'. Possibly No. 1001 Sergeant Frank Bailey, from Glenelg, South Australia, who served with the 43rd Battalion, Machine Gun Section and embarked from Adelaide on board the HMAT A19 'Afric' on 9 June 1916 aged 24. His fate is unknown.

Photographs of Samuel Grau Hubbe

Hubbe, Samuel Grau, c. 1858, Photograph, PRG 1415/7

Six photographs relating to Samuel Hubbe. The earliest photograph shows him as a young man in a suit reported to have been made for him by his mother. Other photographs show him during the stock route expedition and also in the uniform of a South Australian Bushman. Captain Hubbe was killed at Ottoshoop in South Africa in 1900 during the South African Boer War.

The old 'Harriet Hope', Port Adelaide

c. 1900, Photograph, B 74676

The wreck of the brig 'Harriet Hope' on the shore at Port Adelaide. Buildings and chimneys of the port are visible in the background, along with sailing ships berthed at the port. The 'Harriet Hope' was built in Sweden in 1845 and became a local trader, being registered at Port Adelaide in 1864, and made several voyages to various parts of the globe, then was purchased by the Government for service as a lightship, stationed at Glenelg and Spencer's Gulf. The brig was purchased by W.R. Cave & Co., and then the South Australian Coal Company Ltd and was used as a lighter. 'Harriet Hope' sank in the middle of the Port RIver with a cargo of coal, and was then beached on the south-west side of Jervois Bridge for a number of years, before it was demolished in 1902, purchased for use as firewood. See 'Adelaide Observer', 23 August 1902 page 38, 'Last of a veteran trader' for more details.

Portrait of a woman

Hubbe, Samuel Grau, c. 1875, Photograph, PRG 1415/19/1

Portrait believed to be of Edith Hubbe (nee Cook) but may be Martha Mary Hubbe who was married to the photographer, John Hood. John Hood operated as a miniature painter and photographer at Glenelg between approximately 1869 and 1883 and married Martha in 1871.

Ge class Locomotive No.165

c. 1910, Photograph, PRG 327/24/8

Half-plate glass negative of South Australian Railways Ge class locomotive No.165.

Mile End Junction

c. 1910, Photograph, PRG 327/24/29

Half-plate glass negative of Mile End Junction looking south. The structure near the centre is the Mile End Junction signal cabin, demolished in 1996. To its left are the Henley Beach Road level crossing gates and behind it to the right are railway cottages. Above the cabin is the signal for the Belair rail line and above the shed to the right is the signal for the Glenelg rail line.

Wallaroo and Moonta Mining and Smelting Company

c. 1900, Photograph, PRG 327/24/37

Half-plate glass negative of two locomotives near a Wallaroo and Moonta Mining and Smelting Company bulding, Wallaroo. The locomotive on the left built by Dübs & Co of Glasgow in 1878 was originally Locomotive No.1 on the Glenelg & South Coast Tramway. The locomotive on the right, saddle tank locomotive No.12, was built by Hudswell, Clarke and Company Limited of Leeds, England.

The Old Colonists Banquet Group : John Crampton

Jones, Henry, 1872, Photograph, B 47769/13K

Arrived in South Australia in August 1839 on board the ship the "Georgiana". Cooper, publican; Adelaide, Norwood, Glenelg, Naracoorte.

The Old Colonists Banquet Group : John McDonald

Jones, Henry, 1872, Photograph, B 47769/14D

Arrived in South Australia in July 1839 on board the ship the "Lysander". Publican, St Leonards Inn, Glenelg.

The Old Colonists Banquet Group : Thomas Freebairn Monteith

Jones, Henry, 1872, Photograph, B 47769/15M

Arrived in South Australia in June 1839 on board the ship the "Lady Bute". Pastoralist, broker, mayor; River Light, Prospect, Glenelg, North Adelaide.

The Old Colonists Banquet Group : John Kirby, Snr

Jones, Henry, 1872, Photograph, B 47769/16M

Arrived in South Australia in March 1839 on board the ship the "Buckinghamshire". Labourer, farmer; Glenelg, Adelaide, St. Leonards - possibly previously soldier, policeman.

The Old Colonists Banquet Group : James Virgo

Jones, Henry, 1872, Photograph, B 47769/17J

Arrived in South Australia in January 1839 on board the ship the "Resource". Postmaster and storekeeper; North Adelaide, Glenelg.

The Old Colonists Banquet Group : William Edwards

Jones, Henry, 1872, Photograph, B 47769/19P

Arrived in South Australia in November 1838 on board the ship the "Rajasthan". Carpenter, builder; O'Halloran Hill, Glenelg, Brighton.

The Old Colonists Banquet Group : Henry Hamilton

Hammer & Co., c. 1885, Photograph, B 47769/1D

Arrived in South Australia in July 1841 on board the ship the "Christina". Farmer, vigneron, Glenelg.

The Old Colonists Banquet Group : Thomas Giles

Jones, Henry, 1872, Photograph, B 47769/22E

Arrived in South Australia in October 1837 on board the ship the "Hartley". Pastoralist, 'Marocara', Navan (Giles Corner); Glenelg.

1990 Magarey Medal presentation

Messenger Press, 1990, Photograph, B 72241/1-7

A selection of photographs relating to the 1990 Magarey Medal presentation held on 10 September 1990. Sixteen additional photos have not been digitised but may be requested through the reference desk.