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Hindmarsh Square
Hindmarsh Square, east side, August 23rd 1935, right side of one storey building is 28.5 yards north of Pirie Street and frontage is 17 yards. The two storey Aurora Hotel is on the right. The proprietor at this time was Herbert H Jolly.
Hindmarsh Square, Adelaide
[General description] In front of Griffiths Brothers' Tea, Coffee, Cocoa and Chocolate Merchants a man appears to be loading something into a company vehicle, whilst a boy wearing a cap looks on. Other motor related business premises can be seen in the centre of the view and the Y.W.C.A. building is toward the right. [On back of photograph] 'Acres 164 and 147 / Hindmarsh Square, west side / Oct. 1, 1925 / Cantilever verandah erected in 1925 on premises between Griffiths' and the Young Women's Christian Association. Cantilever verandah erected in 1926 in front of Griffith's premises. Left side of Griffiths is 35 yards north of Pirie Street. Right side of Turner's is 78 yards north of Pirie Street. A large single story wood and iron building was erected on the site of W. Turner's and All British Automobiles buildings in 1941.' (Another hand) 'See B 12327.'
Hindmarsh Square, Adelaide
[General description] There is a variety of cars parked in front of this two storey colonial stone hotel at 138 Pirie Street,. The Utility with bales (wool?) stacked on the tray has the name 'B. Falkenberg, Cambrai' on its door. This hotel is about to undergo a complete change of image with an Art Deco upgrade. [On back of photograph] 'Acre 164 / Hindmarsh Square, west side / September 23rd 1938 / The left side of the hotel abuts Pirie Street / Frontage 20 yards / For alterations made in 1939 see B 9549'.
Hindmarsh Square
Municipal Tramways Trust signalman's cabin, Hindmarsh Square on the corner of Grenfell Street and Pulteney Street. See rough sketch on back of photograph. Demolished March 22, 1958. View taken March 21, 1958.
Hindmarsh Square
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Jack Wise and Jack Chapman 3 1/2 AJS at Hindmarsh Square.
Hindmarsh Square
Jack Chapman at Hindmarsh Square.
Site for the Adelaide Entertainment Centre
HINDMARSH: Part of the cleared site on the corner of Port Road and Adam Street prepared for the construction of the new Adelaide Entertainment Centre which opened in 1991.
Boating on Hindmarsh River, Victor Harbor
VICTOR HARBOR: Two young men boating on Hindmarsh River at Victor Harbor, South Australia.
Boating on Hindmarsh River, Victor Harbor
VICTOR HARBOR: Two young women with two young men boating on Hindmarsh River at Victor Harbor, South Australia.
Boating on Hindmarsh River, Victor Harbor
VICTOR HARBOR: A young woman and a man boating on Hindmarsh River at Victor Harbor, South Australia.
Boating on Hindmarsh River, Victor Harbor
VICTOR HARBOR: Two young men and a girl boating on Hindmarsh River at Victor Harbor, South Australia.
Boating on Hindmarsh River, Victor Harbor
VICTOR HARBOR: A man and a woman boating on Hindmarsh River at Victor Harbor, South Australia.
Hindmarsh Island
HINDMARSH ISLAND: General view.
Staff of John Shaw & Co
HINDMARSH: The staff of John Shaw & Co.
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Prominent South Australians : [Governor Hindmarsh]
Sir John Hindmarsh, first governor of South Australia.
Workmen in Park Road, Hindmarsh
A group of workmen with picks and shovels; an inscription on the verso reads 'Park Road, Hindmarsh 1884'.
Port Victor with Hindmarsh River and canal in foreground
Port Victor with Hindmarsh River and canal in foreground.
About to break ground at the children's playground, Hindmarsh
A group of men and boys, some holding spades, about to break ground for a new children's playground at Hindmarsh; the border of the glass negative reads 'Just before the start'.
Sunday School workers of Hindmarsh Church
Sunday School workers of Hindmarsh Church; twenty-four people including one child, all named on the bottom of the slide.
Officers of the Hindmarsh Church
Officers of the Hindmarsh Church; twenty-three men including one in a wheelchair, all named on the bottom of the slide.
Lady Weigall attending a function at Hindmarsh, South Australia
Close view of Lady Weigall standing next to three men during a function relating to a new ambulance held at Hindmarsh, South Australia.
Lady Weigall giving a speech at Hindmarsh, South Australia
Lady Weigall, wife of the Governor of South Australia attending a function at Hindmarsh associated with a new ambulance where she is seen delivering a speech from a flag decorated dais.
Opening J.M. Reid Children's Playground, Hindmarsh
The arrival of Lady Weigall and Mr. and Mrs. Reid for the official opening of the J. M. Reid Children's Playground, Bandstand, and Reserve at Hindmarsh, South Australia, on 26 November 1921.
Children at the Reid playground, Hindmarsh
Close view of children playing at the Reid playground at Hindmarsh, near Adelaide, South Australia.
Lady Weigall and the Mayor of Hindmarsh
Lady Weigall, wife of the Governor of South Australia attending a function at Hindmarsh accompanied by the Mayor.
Fire at W.H.Burford's soap factory in Adam Street, Hindmarsh.
Destruction caused by a major fire at W.H. Burford & Sons Ltd. in Hindmarsh. Burford's manufactured soap, candles, starch, lubricating oils, etc. Two views in one showing smouldering ruins and onlookers near fire fighters in a street.
Lady Weigall attending a function at Hindmarsh, South Australia
Lady Weigall, the wife of the Governor of South Australia, attending a function at Hindmarsh where she is seen talking to officials.