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G.C. Hawker

G.C. Hawker

Portrait of the Hon. G.C. Hawker, Commissioner of Public Works of South Australia from 26 October 1877 to 24 June 1881.

Hawker Post Office

Hawker Post Office

Dorrie Canning standing in front of the Post Office in Hawker.

E. Hawker

E. Hawker

Photograph of Miss E. Hawker seated in the studio in Mount Gambier in 1951. She is wearing a lace debutante dress with lace puffed sleeves and long white gloves. She is holding a small posy.

J.C. Hawker : SUMMARY RECORD

Papers of J.C. Hawker, Measuring Board Surveyor for Board of Trade, comprising diaries, journal of an expedition made to the River Murray, miscellaneous items.

M. S. Hawker

M. S. Hawker

Portrait of M.S. Hawker, President of the Stockowners Association of South Australia for 1904/05.

Caledonian Band playing in Hawker

Caledonian Band playing in Hawker

Caledonian Band from Port Augusta playing at the site of Lucy Ann Ward's laying in home. To see a selection of photographs in this collection, search on Archival number PRG 1561/86.

Old colonists 1836-1840 : James Collins Hawker

Old colonists 1836-1840 : James Collins Hawker

James Collins Hawker arrived in South Australia in October 1838 on board the ship the "Pestonjee Bomanjee". Co-founder of Bungaree station.

Hawker Siddeley HS-748 VH-IMI

Hawker Siddeley HS-748 VH-IMI

Hawker Siddeley HS-748 VH-IMI operated by Horizon Airlines at West Beach.

Hawker Siddeley HS-748 VH-IMI

Hawker Siddeley HS-748 VH-IMI

Hawker Siddeley HS-748 VH-IMI operated by Horizon Airlines at West Beach.

Hawker Siddeley HS-748 VH-IMI

Hawker Siddeley HS-748 VH-IMI

Hawker Siddeley HS-748 VH-IMI operated by Horizon Airlines at West Beach.

S.A. Northern Pioneers 1850-59 : Hon. George Charles Hawker

S.A. Northern Pioneers 1850-59 : Hon. George Charles Hawker

Hon. George Charles Hawker, 1818-1895, arrived in South Australia in September 1840 on board the ship the "Lysander". Lawyer, metallurgist and pastoralist; co-founder of Bungaree station; Member of Parliament.

Photographs relating to launches of vessels 'Mundoora', 'Troubridge' and 'Gerringong'

Photographs relating to launches of vessels 'Mundoora', 'Troubridge' and 'Gerringong'

Eighteen photographs of Adelaide Steamship Company Ltd vessels 'Mundoora', 'Troubridge' and 'Gerringong' and post card of T.S.M.V. Manunda'. The photographs of 'Troubridge' and 'Gerringong' were taken at the launching of each vessel in 1961 and 1965. See 'Contents' for details. (Sir Richard Hawker was chairman of Adelaide Steamship Company Ltd.)

McCoy family portrait

McCoy family portrait

Cabinet card portrait of the McCoy family taken at the home of Captain Alexander McCoy and his wife Annie (nee Sanderson) at 143 Molesworth Street, North Adelaide. Left to right, back row: William G Daly; unknown; Arthur Charles McCoy (owner of the albums); Bingham or Jim Hawker; Captain Alexander McCoy; Henry Debonaire Garder Haggard; Unknown; Unknown. Front row: Annie (nee Sanderson) McCoy (with wig); Miss Hawker or Maud Phillips with first baby; Mrs JC Hawker; Annie Louisa (nee Sanderson) Haggard; unknown; Mr JC Hawker; Mr Frederick James Sanderson. Child in front: Nellie Sanderson. Baby: Frederick Haggard.

North Adelaide Cycling Club

North Adelaide Cycling Club

North Adelaide Cycling Club at the Briars, Medindie home of Hon. GC Hawker, captain of the North Adelaide Cycling Club. Photograph was taken on December 19, 1891 by J Gazard (member) Uniform: Dark green velveteen jackets, corduroy knickers. Back row: WHN Steed, FG Edwards, JG Wanke, E Jeffery, S Burgess, HJ Wells, DH Cookson, RE Cussen, FW Fowler, Hon. GC Hawker, HT Burgess, AJ Radford, PJ Williams, JC Baker, RB Fraser, H Cox. Middle row: George S Cockburn, IT Loutit, AJ Hunter. Front row: FS Toms, TO Fowler, C Hills, HE Hayward, FV Cox, AJ Young, AE Elix. The Hon. George Charles Hawker (1818-1895) was a prominent figure in political life in early South Australia. He entered SA Parliament only one year after its' inception. He took a leading position to prepare for the growth of the young nation. He was a popular man, fascinating and polished speaker. He was knighted posthumously, he and Lady Hawker produced 16 children. He is remembered as an art collector, sheep grazier and a Member of the Lower House.

Harry Hawker's Sopwith Tabloid

Harry Hawker's Sopwith Tabloid

Spectators watch a Sopwith Tabloid, designed and tested in England by Australian aviator Harry Hawker. Hawker brought the bright yellow bi-plane to Australia in 1914, doing numerous demonstration flights. The photo is of a flight at Randwick Racecourse, Sydney, on Saturday 21 February 1914, when Hawker took the Governor General, Lord Denman, for a flight. Hawker was killed in a flying accident in 1921.

Views of Parachilna

Views of Parachilna

A collection of images of Parachilna (including Prairie Hotel) and the nearby town of Hawker in the Flinders Ranges area of South Australia.

McCoy family : SUMMARY RECORD

Records of the McCoy, Hensley and related families, comprising eight photograph albums. While the majority of photographs are not identified it would be possible to make tentative identification of a lot of them from photographer and other details. Family names that are identified have been indexed - a detailed item list is available at the reference desk in addition to the details on each volume (see below).

'The Briars', Medindie

'The Briars', Medindie

George Charles Hawkers residence, 'The Briars' at 15 Briar Avenue, Medindie. Mr. Hawker is on the front steps. It became the McBride Convalescent Hospital in 1914 [also at B 41858].

Roman Catholic Church

Roman Catholic Church

The Roman Catholic Church at Hawker.

Carriers and Hawkers

Carriers and Hawkers

Carriers and Hawkers from Yankalilla.

Carriers and Hawkers

Carriers and Hawkers

Carriers and Hawkers from Yankalilla at Little Gorge.

Mick Najor, Hawker

Mick Najor, Hawker

Mick Najor, hawker, with his 3 horse drawn van at Malpas.

'Briars' - Medindie

'Briars' - Medindie

The 'Briars' - home of George Charles Hawker, 15 Briar Ave, . Medindie.

'Briars' - Medindie

'Briars' - Medindie

Hallway of the "Briars", home of George Charles Hawker. The home is now McBride Hospital.

Hawker's wagon at Moculta

Hawker's wagon at Moculta

Horsedrawn Hawker's van owned by Albert Hentschke.

Indian hawkers at Mount Gambier

Indian hawkers at Mount Gambier

Indian hawkers at Mount Gambier; l-r: Gunga Singh; Otter Singh; unidentified.

Mr. Neuman, a Hawker

Mr. Neuman, a Hawker

Mr. Neuman, a hawker, with his horse drawn wagon . He travelled from Palmer to the Cambrai, Blackhill and Sedan areas.

S.A. Company's Basin

S.A. Company's Basin

[General description] Sailing ships moored at a Port Adelaide wharf. The deck of the ketch in the foreground is crowded with men from the surveying expedition mentioned below. Warehouses can be seen in the background including one with the name Robert Charlick, feed merchant. [On back of photograph] 'S.A. Company's Basin, Pt. Adelaide / From the bridge at the entrance of the basin / A ketch leaving for Arno Bay with surveyors / June 24, 1877 / . Party members: W.C. Gosse, J.C. Hawker, W. Clindening, Chas. Wells, H. Melville, L.C.E. Gee, G.E.H. Ayliffe, Louis Farr, - Kershaw'.

Hawker and his team, Terowie

Hawker and his team, Terowie

Nihal Singh, an Indian hawker in Mitchell Street, Terowie.

Cave Inscriptions, Waikerie

Cave Inscriptions, Waikerie

Cave inscriptions carved by James Collins Hawker in 1841, Waikerie.