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Buick cars at Kadina

c. 1925, Photograph, B 54236

KADINA: Five Buick cars stand outside D.W. Simpson's garage. They were owned by: Number 11245 F.W. Harris of Kadina; number 02020 S.J. Northey, of Kadina; number 41879 registered in 1925 to L.C. Beare of Kadina; number 7184 Eyes & Crowle (Agents); number 01239 W.J. Butler of Moonta Mines. See also SRG 168/1/58/17.

Schoolchildren, Kadina

c. 1913, Photograph, B 27664

KADINA: Group photograph of boy members of the Kadina Primary School Band; the boys are in bandsmen's uniform of jackets with 'frog' fastening and peaked caps, the drum major is wearing a military dress type jacket and a plumed helmet. The band's drums are in the foreground and there is a central figure of a young man who could be the director.

Church, Kadina

c. 1932, Photograph, B 8144

[General description] The Congregational Church at Kadina. It is a stone building, partially obscured by trees. The minister at this time is the Rev. R.J. Rose. [On back of photograph] 'Kadina / Congregational Church / Taylor Street / 1932' (Another hand) 'Mr. Pryor is unable to give a date of erection for this church / For details of an earlier church see the Observer, October 19, 1861, 2e, A Congregational Church was opened at Kadina January 1, 1862 (Mr. O. Pryor) Reproduced in the Chronicle for August 18, 1932'.

Kadina Cricket Club

c. 1910, Photograph, B 27987

Kadina Cricket Club members at the Showgrounds.

Kadina Bicycle Club Members

1940, Photograph, B 30450

Kadina Bicycle Club Members.

Hotel, Kadina

c. 1880, Photograph, B 9723

Miner's Arms Hotel, Kadina was also named Central Hote and Kadina Hotel. It existed from 1865. At the time of this photograph the proprietor was James Hall. The hotel also offered good stabling. A flag is flying proudly outside the hotel. It appears to be the Red Ensign from 1801 which is unusual to see in an inland town.

Architectural drawing for the Royal Exchange Hotel proposed at Kadina for Wm. Rounsevell.

English, Thomas, c. 1875, Plan, BRG 238/1/13

Architectural drawing for the Royal Exchange Hotel proposed at Kadina for Wm. Rounsevell. Architect: Thomas English. Contractor: Thomas R. Heath.

Architectural drawing for additions to Wombat Hotel, Kadina, for W. Harris.

Garlick and Jackman (Firm), 1905, Plan, BRG 238/1/27

Architectural drawings for additions to Wombat Hotel Kadina for W. Harris. Architect: Garlick & Jackman.

Royal Exchange Hotel, Kadina

c. 1880, Photograph, BRG 400/1/28

View of the Royal Exchange Hotel, Kadina [See also B 28698].

Central Hotel, Kadina

c. 1910, Photograph, BRG 400/1/92

View of the Central Hotel, Kadina.

Church, Kadina

Pell, H. W., c. 1932, Photograph, B 8139

[General description] This imposing church was built in 1910-11 from stone with decorative brick quoins. It replaced the original church which was built on this site in 1862. [On back of photograph] 'Kadina Church of England (Christ Church) / Corner of Taylor & Hay Streets / 1932 / Reproduced in the Chronicle for August 18, 1932'.

Kadina Salvation Army Band

c. 1909, Photograph, B 28809

Kadina Salvation Army Band Members.

Salvation Army Band, Kadina

c. 1919, Photograph, B 28858

The Salvation Army Band from Kadina. First row: Colin Smith, Clarrie Trevan; Ken Leggatt; Sam Trenwith; F. Smith, Albert Penhall; G. Smith; Roy Knuckey. Second row: R. Leggatt; McLellan; Will Daddow; Jack Mashford; W. Knuckey; A. Greenslade; F. Clark; C. Hancock. Third row: S. West; B. Marks; F. Rowe; F. Pollard; Ensign Hansen; Will Trenwith; P. Greenslade; Robert Daddow; Ern Marks; Jack Rodda.

Kernewek Lowender and other celebrations in Kadina, Wallaroo and Moonta.

Carthew, Noel, 2001, Photograph, B 74354/1-13

13 colour photographs of the Cornish festival Kernewek Lowender and other celebrations in the Yorke Peninsula region including Kadina, Wallaroo and Moonta. Events include the 'Kernewek Lowender' at Moonta the 'Furry Dance' at Kadina, the Royal Caledonian Pipes and Band at Wallaroo Town Hall and Fireworks at Wallaroo Bay, 2001.

Government Photolithographer (S.A.), 1933, Photograph, B 8738

Graves Street looking west, Exchange Hotel on the right and Ideal Picture Theatre on left. Kadina was founded to provide homes for miners at the nearby Wallaroo Copper Mine. The mines attracted many miners from Cornwall. The buildings in Kadina are colonial and federation style. The name Kadina was derived from the Narungga word Kadiyinya meaning Lizard Plain. The Ideal Picture Theatre was in operation from 1921. The (Royal) Exchange Hotel was in existence from 1861 and at the time of the photograph the proprietor was Gordon Hillier Jacob.

The Kadina Butter Factory

c. 1920, Photograph, B 29279

The Kadina Butter Factory.

Kadina

Angus, W. J., c. 1907, Photograph, B 12092

[General description] Kadina's new post office is a two storey symmetrical building situated on a corner block. There is a crenulated corner portico upstairs connecting twin gables. Contractor was Mr. W. Farrant. [On back of photograph] 'Kadina / 1907-11 / Post Office on right / Post Office erected in 1906 / On the left is the former Post Office building, built in 1864 (vide Mr. O. Pryor) / For site of first Post Office see 'Kadina Jubilee Celebrations' Pamphlet (Arch P.R.S.) 1922'

Kadina Fire Station

c. 1925, Photograph, B 24446

Kadina Fire Station and engine - l-r: J. Whitbread, F. Galliford, R. Parnell, L.W. Robertson.

"Ideal" Theatre, Kadina

Mitchell, M., 1921, Photograph, B 27668

Opening night of the "Ideal" Theatre, 20 July 1921.

Town Hall, Kadina

1883, Photograph, B 28663

Construction of a second storey to Kadina Town Hall.

Kadina Confectionary Works

c. 1919, Photograph, B 30017

The Kadina Confectionary Works - Proprietor Mr. W.W. Millican.

The Kadina Show

c. 1920, Photograph, B 30336

The Kadina Show - Horse and wagon exhibit.

Carnival Procession, Kadina

1920, Photograph, B 32361

Carnival Procession in Taylor St., Kadina.

Carnival Procession, Kadina

1920, Photograph, B 32362

Carnival Procession in Taylor St., Kadina Wombat Hotel at left.

Kadina Butcher

c. 1911, Photograph, B 32386

Kadina Butcher in his horsedrawn delivery cart.

Union Bank, Kadina

c. 1920, Photograph, B 32397

KADINA: Union Bank at Kadina; next to it is a small building which was the Bank of South Australia, the first bank to be built in Kadina in 1861.

Kadina Township

Wyatt, William, 1862, Artwork, B 8125

Lithographic print of a panorama of the main street of Kadina. At extreme left is Robert Hall's store. The large building (centre) is Henry Nankervis's Kadina Hotel (the chimney indicates the location of his distillery). Further to the right is the Wombat Hotel (dark roof), and at extreme right is the two-storey White Lion Hotel. The railway line to Wallaroo is situated where the cart (foreground) is running.

Construction of the Catholic Church at Kadina

c. 1920, Photograph, B 55076

KADINA: Workmen outside the partially constructed Roman Catholic Church at Kadina.

Garage at Kadina

Chapman, c. 1927, Photograph, SRG 168/1/58/17

Kadina Motor Garage, proprietor D.W. Simpson, with five Buick automobiles lined up in front with registration plates visible. The centre vehicle, a 21.6 hp model, was registered to L.C. Beare of Kadina on 25 March 1925. A billboard on the facade advertises Buick cars and 'Indian' motor cycles.

Horseracing, Kadina

1935, Photograph, B 6566

Kadina Race Course - Grandstand and crowds watching a horserace. The twin grandstands are full and race callers and reporters fill up the third stand.

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