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Railway Station, Kadina
[General description]The Kadina Railway Station was built in 1878 of local stone with a corrugated iron roof which has a double gable at the front with scalloped bargeboards and filials at the top. There is a wide verandah and picket fence. [On back of photograph] 'Kadina Railway Station / Frances Terrace / 1932 / Reproduced in Chronicle for August 18, 1932'.
Kadina
[General description] Looking down the main street of Kadina with shops and commercial premises on either side. Charles Moore's store, which is having a sale, is on the right. [On back of photograph] 'Graves Street / Kadina / looking east /1932 / Reproduced in the Chronicle for August 18, 1932'.
Kadina
[General description] These public buildings exude confidence. The Town Hall and Council chamber, built from local limestone in the Classical style were constructed in stages between 1880-1883, starting as an Institute. The clock and tower was added in 1903, donated by Mr. DF Squibb, a Kadina blacksmith and wheelwright. The Savings Bank building was designed by architect Mr. J.F Jenkins of Port Pirie and opened in 1908. It is in the 'Federation Freestyle' style which embraces a mix of influences ie. Art Nouveau, Gothic, Tudor and Classical. [On back of photograph] 'KadinaTown Hall and Savings Bank / Taylor Street / 1932/ Savings Bank building opened 16 March 1908 (vide O. Pryor) / Reproduced in the Chronicle for August 18, 1932'.
Kadina
[General description] Town buildings along Graves Street. The Ideal Theatre is on the left, next along is Venning's Service Station with petrol bowsers at the kerb. [On back of photograph] 'Graves Street, Kadina / 1932 / Reproduced in the Chronicle for August 18, 1932'.
Kadina
[General description] Panoramic view from a high point showing Kadina town buildings and businesses, the main focus being along Taylor Street. The Savings Bank of South Australia is seen on the right. In the centre of the view is the Palace Billiard Hall. [On back of photograph] 'Taylor Street Kadina, looking west with the Wallaroo Mines in the background'.
Kadina Town Hall
[General description] The Heritage listed Kadina Town Hall, designed by John Gaskell was built in stages, the first storey completed in 1880. The second was added in 1898 along with the balcony and ornamental gable. The clock tower was constructed in 1903 to house a clock donated by businessman Daniel Squibb. The Council was struggling to find the revenue to pay for the tower so on its completion Mr. Squibb paid for it as well.
Wandilta Mine, Kadina
Surface installations, Wandilta mine, Kadina. "Wandilta Mine" was abandoned in 1870 because of exhaustion of ore bodies above water level, due to diamond drilling by the Mines Department in 1907 was re-opened by the Government and worked as a state enterprise until c.1912. A note on the baclk of the photograph says "Wandilta Mine, a mile or so east of Kadina, was discovered in the 1860's. Exhaustion of known ore bodies above water level led to the abandonment of the property which reverted to the State in 1870. "Geology of Moonta and Wallaroo" by R Lockhart Jack, 1917. As a result of diamond drilling by the Mines Department begun in 1907 the mine was re-opened by the Government and worked as a state enterprise until c.1912"
Copper Hill Mining Co., Kadina
Directors and employees of the Copper Hill Mining Company.
Kadina Tennis Club
Members of the Kadina Tennis Club. Standing, left to right: Mr Wearne (Manager of Moores); Fred Harris; Bob Viale; Mr Hall; Harry Bond; Roy Bromley (later Headmaster in Kadina); Charlie Harris; Mr Hewett; Bob Gore; George Brooks (later Director of Education, Tasmania); Harry Tellam. Sitting, left to right: Mr Inglis; Miss Head; Miss Rendell; Miss Viale; Miss Hague; Ern Rosewarne; Charlie Phillips; Minnie Cadd; Miss Kemp (teacher); J. A. Coles. Sitting on floor: Fred Mitchell; Olive Cadd; Bert Truscott; Ern Eastwood.
Kadina
KADINA: The premises of J. H. Rosewarne, blacksmith & wheelwright, Graves Street.
Horse jumping, Kadina
Horse jumping at Kadina Show.
Horse jumping, Kadina
Horse jumping at Kadina Show.
Horse jumping, Kadina
Horse jumping at Kadina Show.
A float in Taylor Street, Kadina
KADINA: A float in Taylor Street, Kadina organised by "Roach House".
Procession in Taylor Street, Kadina
KADINA: Procession in Taylor Street, Kadina.
Trades and Labour procession at Kadina
KADINA: A Trades and Labour procession at Kadina, September 1st, 1905.
Decorated rotunda at Kadina
KADINA: The rotunda at Kadina decorated with Chinese lanterns.
Kadina Police Station staff
Staff of the Kadina Police Station on Christmas Eve 1973. Back row, left to right; F.C.C. Mick Dillon, F.C.C. Max Slee, F.C.C. Wolf Militz, W.P.O. Jill Merritt, Constable Geoff Caruthers, Inspector Doug. Symons, Constable Greg Kelly. Front row, left to right: Sergeant John O'Dea, Detective Senior Constable Peter Collins, W.P.A. Rose Bowden, Sergeant Arnie, F.C.C. Ray Hunter. Absent: Sen. Constable Jack Danielsen, Sen. Constable Cliff May, F.C.C. Graham Brett, Sen. Constable Eric Rhodes and Constable Ian Hamp. Photograph taken in Kadina Courthouse courtroom.
Kadina views
Lipson Avenue Kadina, Bill Kavanagh's cottage. Part of a collection of lantern slides of the Copper triangle towns - see also B 72434/1-7 and B 72435/1-11.
Kadina Cemetery
Building in the Kadina Cemetery, 1976
Kadina grandstands
Kadina pony club grandstands, Kadina, South Australia.
Kadina grandstands
Kadina pony club grandstands, Kadina, South Australia.
Kadina grandstand
Interior view of Kadina pony club grandstand, Kadina, South Australia.
Kadina grandstands
Kadina pony club grandstands, Kadina, South Australia.
Kadina
Panoramic view of Kadina from the Town Hall Clock Tower. The town is celebrating its Jubilee and a crowd lines the street. A procession of motor cars is passing by. The Savings Bank of South Australia is in the foreground on the right. This photo was published in the "Chronicle" on August 19, 1922.
Kadina
Aerial view of Kadina showing the grid pattern design of the township.
Kadina High School
[General description] This smart new single storey stone building has large windows with decorative mullion tops and a gabled and tiled roof. An arched door connects two wings of the building. [On back of photograph] 'Kadina High School / erected as a Soldiers' Memorial for 1914-18 War / Reproduced in the Chronicle for August 18, 1932'.
School, Kadina
[General description] This impressive long single storey stone building has gables either end (with decorative barge boards and filials) and a corrugated iron roof with ventilators. Trees including a palm are in its front garden which has a white picket fence. Note the school bell on the near end of the building. [On back of photograph] 'Kadina Primary School / Sophia Terrace / 1932 / Reproduced in the Chronicle for August 18, 1932'.
Post Office, Kadina
[General description] This two storey corner building has two street fronts, in mirror image, with a crenullated enclosed verandah on the first floor corner with a wide verandah at street level, partly enclosed. A large utility pole stands in the centre of the view. [On back of photograph] 'Kadina Post Office / corner Digby Street and Graves Street / 1932 / Reproduced in the Chronicle for August 18, 1932'.
Church, Kadina
[General description] This limestone large building with an Art Deco influence was opened in November1920. Mr. J. E Grigg was the contractor. There is a smaller building at the rear, possibly the church hall. [On back of photograph] 'Church of Christ, Kadina / 1932 / Reproduced in the Chronicle for August 18, 1932'.