Find • largs • Results 4,771 to 4,800 of 4,847
Sand mining and clearing at Semaphore Beach
Sand mining and clearing at Semaphore Beach, looking towards Largs Bay and North Haven. A front end loader is pushing sand.
Excavator digging sand at Semaphore Beach
Excavator digging sand at Semaphore Beach, looking towards Largs Bay from the jetty.
Excavator dropping sand onto a conveyor at Semaphore Beach
Excavator dropping sand onto a conveyor at Semaphore Beach, looking towards Largs Bay from the jetty.
Tracks from the sand mining trucks and heavy machinery at Semaphore Beach
Tracks from the sand mining trucks and heavy machinery at Semaphore Beach, looking towards Largs Bay and North Haven.
Dump truck travelling under the Semaphore Jetty
Dump truck travelling under the Semaphore Jetty, on its way to collect sand from Largs Bay.
Dump trucks travelling under the Semaphore Jetty
Dump trucks travelling under the Semaphore Jetty to and from Largs Bay where sand is being collected.
Dump truck travelling under the Semaphore Jetty
Dump truck travelling under the Semaphore Jetty, on the way to collect sand from Largs Bay.
Dump truck about to travel under the Semaphore Jetty
Dump truck about to travel under the Semaphore Jetty, loaded with sand from Largs Bay and headed towards Point Malcolm.
Wheelchair dance
Participants attend the 2nd Annual Wheelchair Dance in a large auditorium with a bandstand.
Concrete pipes on the back of a truck
Truck with three large concrete pipes, and one smaller pipe, strapped to its tray on an Adelaide city street. A construction worker holding a 'vehicles must not stand here' sign stands observing the construction work on the street.
Construction workers laying concrete
Two men are sitting in a long trench dug for a large reinforced concrete pipe, one man is leaning on a spade and the other is sitting on the pipe, while three other men watch on from street level. The street is shaded by leafy trees.
Construction workers laying concrete pipe down street
Six men posing for the photograph next to a long trench dug for a large reinforced concrete pipe whilst one worker stands in the trench next to the pipe. Two of the men are dressed in three piece suits, while one wears a long white coat, and the others are construction workers and dressed more casually with rolled up sleeves and braces. The street is shaded by leafy trees and a car is parked behind the pipes.
Construction workers laying concrete pipe down street
Three men posing for the photograph next to a long trench dug for a large reinforced concrete pipe whilst two worker stand in the trench, one on the pipe and the other holding a spade in the trench. One man is formally dressed in a three piece suit, while the others are construction workers and dressed more casually with rolled up sleeves. The street is shaded by leafy trees and the trench has been barricaded with temporary timber fencing.
Concrete pillars lined up in front of Kilkenny factory
Stacks of concrete pillars lined up in front of the Kilkenny concrete factory building. The building has a large sign on it that says 'Concrete Products...'.
Scenes of Port Adelaide, Semaphore and Mannum
Photographs of scenes around South Australia.
Photographs from the Cooper family
Photographs of Ashley Cooper and other employees of the Adelaide Steamship Company, and his sister Marjorie Cooper who was a nurse in the Middle East and New Guinea during World War II. One of the other pictured employees of the Adelaide Steamship Company is James Beatton (Jim) Blair, who later worked at 'The Bulletin' and 'The Australian Woman's Mirror'.
'These, I have loved'
Painting titled 'These, I have loved', featuring a garden scene with a ginger cat sitting beside a corrugated iron rainwater tank. Gouache on grey-brown paper and signed 'Mary P. Harris' at the bottom right-hand corner of the work. Original backing paper on frame featured a label of Greenhill Galleries, North Adelaide.
Official opening of Adelaide's electric tram system
A procession of trams travelling along Grenfell Street, led by No. 1 bedecked in garlands and flags, to launch the new electric tram system. A large crowd of people packs the street to view the trams. The Trustee Building, second from left, was on the northwestern corner of James Place and was demolished in 1922.
Opening of Sempahore tram line
Tram number 25 arriving at Semaphore, decorated with the Union Jack and semaphore flags. A small crowd, largely of children, greets the tram with streamers. The occasion is believed to be the opening of the new electric Port Adelaide tram system in April 1917, which included the line to Semaphore.
Coulthard's donkey team
Large donkey team pulls a wagon laden high with sacks of chaff. Handwritten caption on reverse reads "Coulthard's donkey team 7 ton 15 cart of chaff on".
Staff at C.H. Smith's factory at Ardrossan
A large group of men and boys pose for a photograph outside the C.H. Smith factory at Ardrossan. A pencilled name on the mount possibly reads 'Dr Mathews [?]'.
Wiles Chromium & Electro-Plating Co.
Photograph of Wiles Chromium & Electro-Plating Co. factory, with a large contingent of staff in front of the building.
Australia Day parade, Balaklava
Parade of women on horseback through the streets of Balaklava, passing Virgo's Auction Mart and the Bank of Adelaide on the corner of Edith Terrace and Wallace Street. Several men carrying large flags are also in the parade. Caption printed on image reads 'Balaklava Australia Day 1917'.
Images of aircraft
Photographs of aircraft from the 1950s to the 2010s, largely in Australian settings.
Protester sitting on the steps of Parliament House for the Rally for a liveable income for all, Parliament House
Protester sitting on the steps of Parliament House, at the Rally for a liveable income for all, with a large yellow sign with the message, 'Everyone deserves a liveable income'. The rally was organised by the Anti-Poverty Network and other groups to protest the ending of the Government's JobKeeper wage subsidy scheme.
Firies and Ambos Need Your Help protest rally, on the steps of Parliament House
Firies and Ambos Need Your Help protest rally, on the steps of Parliament House. A large crowd has marched and gathered on North Terrace.
Firies and Ambos Need Your Help protest rally, on the steps of Parliament House
Firies and Ambos Need Your Help protest rally, on the steps of Parliament House. A large crowd has marched and gathered on North Terrace.
Protesters at the Protest for Palestine, Parliament House
Protesters at the Protest for Palestine - keep up the struggle, Parliament House. A large cardboard sign has the statement, 'Israel has no right to Palestine'.
A. Simpson & Son employees with over 20 years service
Large group photograph of men, most in suits and ties. Caption on cardboard mount reads 'A. Simpson & Son Limited. Adelaide, South Australia - Established 1853. Employees with over 20 Years Service as on the 21st January, 1955'. Pictured are (followed by years of service): Top row - R. Lithgow (25 years), G. Sims (20), P. Bray (22), W. Sandercock (30), C. Parr (30), W. Lovering (20), A. Pittinson (20), M. Hansberry (23), L. Wiles (45), W. Morgan (21), A. Goodenough (23), P. Hutton (23), C. Harris (30), G. Pettigrove (31), W. Raw (26), W. Cranwell (32), R. Weaver (35), S. Padget (25), R. Cockburn (25), G. Howard (36), J. Polglase (27), E. Wheatley (30). Second row - H. Knighton (22), H. Coxon (33), G. Tidy (27), K. Wickham (22), H. Riddle (28), G. Sandercock (28), G. Lucas (32), G. Vesey (46), J. Hyams (23), A. Dangerfield (27), H. White (23), R. Glastonbury (23), J. Wallace (20), N. Dienhoff (22), R. Slade (23), H. May (23), W. Phillips (22), J. Craig (30), A. Davey (21), E.H. Williams (41). Third row - R. Quinn (24), A. Giles (24), H. Nankervis (29), E. Scriven (33), A. Biggins (48), A. Charles (20), H. Edwards (35), J. Conry (29), A. Clayton (42), G. Jennings (23), J.J. Evans (27), H. Gatley (28), R. Bailey (23), J. Nancarrow (20), W. Ingham (31), G. Dunkley (24), J. Roberts (27), C. Byass (20), A. Alexander (32), A. Mitchell (23), D. Weaver (31). Fourth row - G.R. Sims (35), H. Craigie (26), A. Price (25), S. Treloar (36), R. Rice (31), M. Chesson (21), E. Smith (20), J. Haynes (22), A. James (20), F. Roberts (23), P. Rodda (43), A. Cocks (30), W. Cuming (33), A. Rodda (34), W. Ross (30), D. Smith (25), V. Smith (21), J. Smith (24), A. Warner (23), C. Lodge (32). Fifth row - F. Anderson (36), H. Brown (33), L. Ahrens (33), J. Shreeve (58), K. Gould (41), C. Wyld (29), W. Arnold (52), J. Clark (39), S.H. Dunstone (32), A.G. Hicks (62), A.M. Simpson (26), J.A.H. Minagall (62), R.A. Simpson (24), W.C. Loan (49), S. Jennings (44), H. Rogers (31), E. Townley (49), W. Birken (30), A. McKinnon (26), H. Richards (32), R. Francis (22), R. Vowles (43). Front row - J. Slavin (28), A. Hallewell (32), R. Lines (34), P. Jamieson (34), L. Benger (33), W. Amor (34), A. Prince (29), T. Sayers (23), W.D. Sinclair (51), A. Brice (23), L. McVicar (22), J. Taylor (21), N. Hamilton (28), A. Robertson (20), H. Creeper (23), R. Shapter (20), D. Putland (23).
On the Onkaparinga at Clarendon
Stereograph image of a river with a large eucalypt framing the image in the foreground, and trees and grasses growing along the bank. Caption on rear reads 'On the Onkaparinga at Clarendon'.