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Swan - Kaden wedding
Wedding of Nancy Lee Kaden, daughter of Frederick William Kaden and Minnie Maud Ellen Kaden, nee Lee, of Greeba via Cleve, to Kenneth William Swan, son of William Arthur Swan and Elizabeth May Swan nee Coghlan, of 18 Divett Place, Alberton, performed in St. John's Church, Halifax Street, Adelaide, South Australia.
Swan - Kaden wedding
Wedding of Nancy Lee Kaden, daughter of Frederick William Kaden and Minnie Maud Ellen Kaden, nee Lee, of Greeba via Cleve, to Kenneth William Swan, son of William Arthur Swan and Elizabeth May Swan nee Coghlan, of 18 Divett Place, Alberton, performed in St. John's Church, Halifax Street, Adelaide, South Australia.
Swan - Kaden wedding
Wedding of Nancy Lee Kaden, daughter of Frederick William Kaden and Minnie Maud Ellen Kaden, nee Lee, of Greeba via Cleve, to Kenneth William Swan, son of William Arthur Swan and Elizabeth May Swan nee Coghlan, of 18 Divett Place, Alberton, performed in St. John's Church, Halifax Street, Adelaide, South Australia.
Swan - Kaden wedding
Wedding of Nancy Lee Kaden, daughter of Frederick William Kaden and Minnie Maud Ellen Kaden, nee Lee, of Greeba via Cleve, to Kenneth William Swan, son of William Arthur Swan and Elizabeth May Swan nee Coghlan, of 18 Divett Place, Alberton, performed in St. John's Church, Halifax Street, Adelaide, South Australia.
Ceduna
Decorated car, with three women standing by probably for a fund raising project; second from the right is Miss Lee, teacher at Wandana School on the Tonkin property who later became Mrs. Hawke, mother of the Prime Minister Bob Hawke.
First Shop on Foreshore
First shop on foreshore, Moonta Bay. The proprieters were John and Mary Ann Retallick, with their grand-daughter Lily Lees Tossell.
Funeral procession, Pt. Pirie
Funeral procession of Mr. Andrew Lee Munro - left his home in Wright St. Solomontown, proceeded through the town, turned into Alexandra Street, past the Port Pirie Hospital to the cemetery on 10 July 1910 at Port Pirie.
Speedway Royal, Wayville
W.Taylor, Ross Lee, E. Delean and A. Foate at the Speedway Royal, Wayville.
Ministry Members
[General description] Informal group portrait of the Government Ministers of 1900, taken in a garden. [On back of photograph] 'Mr. Holder's Ministry - appointed December 8th,1899. Left to right: Lawrence O'Loughlin, Commissioner of Crown Lands; Richard Witty Foster, Commissioner of Public Works; John Greeley Jenkins, Chief Secretary; Frederick William Holder, Treasurer and Minister of Industry; Egerton Lee Batchelor, Minister of Education and Agriculture and John Hannah Gordon, Attorney General / 1900 / Presented by Mrs. M.A. Foster'.
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[Federal Convention, Adelaide, South Australia, 1897.]
Group photograph of members of the Federal Convention held in Adelaide. Back row, left to right: V.L. Solomon (S.A.); E.G. Blackmore (clerk); P. McM. Glynn (S.A.); A.Y. Hassell (W.A.); G. Leake (W.A.); Hon. F.W. Holder (S.A.); H.B. Dobson (T); N.E. Lewis (T); Hon. J.H. Howe (S.A.); Hon. J.A. Cockburn (S.A.); Hon. F.H. Piesse (W.A.); W. James (W.A.); Hon. J. Howard Taylor (W.A.); Hon. A.J. Peacock (V); J.T. Walker (N.S.W.); J.H. Symon Q.C. (S.A.); H.B. Higgins (V). Middle row, left to right: Sir J.G. Lee-Steere (W.A.); Hon. C.H. Grant (T); W.T. Loton (W.A.); W. McMillan (N.S.W.); Hon. S. Fraser (V); Hon. I.A. Isaacs (V); Dr. J. Quick (V); Hon. A. Deakin (V); Hon. J.H. Carruthers (N.S.W.); Edmund Barton Q.C. (N.S.W.), Leader; Hon. J.N. Brunker (N.S.W.); Hon. R.E. O'Connor (N.S.W.); J. Henry (T); W.J. Lyne (N.S.W.); B.R. Wise (N.S.W.); Sir P.O. Fysh (T); Hon. J.H. Gordon (S.A.); R.F. Sholl (W.A.); Sir J.W. Downer Q.C. (S.A.); Hon. J.W. Hackett (W.A.). Front row, left to right: Sir J.P. Abbott (N.S.W.); Sir R.C. Baker (S.A.), Chairman of Committees; Sir G. Berry (V); Sir E.N. Braddon (T); Hon. G.H. Reid (N.S.W.); Hon. C.C. Kingston Q.C. (S.A.), President; Sir G. Turner (V); Sir J. Forrest (W.A.); Sir W.A. Zeal (V); Hon. A. Douglas (T); N.J. Brown (T).
Premiers' Conference, Adelaide, 1916.
Premiers, Ministers and Secretaries attending the Premiers' Conference, Adelaide, May 1916. Front Row L-R: W.G. Ashford (N.S.W.), W.H. Lee (Premier Tas), E.G. Theodore (Acting Premier Qld), W.A. Holman (Premier N.S.W.), C. Vaughan (Premier S.A.), A. Peacock (Premier Vic), J. Scaddan (Premier W.A.), E. Lewis (Tas), H.S.W. Lawson (Vic). Middle Row L-R: W.L. Summers (S.A.), R. Acton (N.S.W.), A.S. Jones (N.S.W.), C.H. Hay (N.S.W.), R. Blundell (S.A.), F.W. Hagelthorn (Vic), J. Sincock (S.A.), G. McLean (Vic), D.W. Addison (N.S.W.), J. Littleton (Vic), J. O'Hagan (Qld), L.A. Shapcott (W.A.). Back Row L-R: R.A. O'Keefe (N.S.W.), W.L. Fowles (Qld), J.C. Morphett (Clerk of Conference), C. Goode (S.A.), D.R. Hall (N.S.W.), J.H. Vaughan (S.A.), A.W. Styles (S.A.), A. Searcy (Asst Clerk of Conference), M.A. Minogue (Vic), F.T. Short (Vic).
Reception at Government House
Group in the grounds of Government House during a reception; prominent Chinese businessman Mr Yett Soo War Way Lee extreme left.
Headstone marking Mary Lee's grave at Walkerville
WALKERVILLE: The headstone marking Mary Lee's grave at Walkerville.
Members of the Adelaide Foils Club
Members of the Adelaide Foils Club at lunging drill; (from left) F. Currie, L. Lee, V. Buttrose, H. Campbell, N. Haines, W.H. Legerton, Mrs Laybourne-Smith, Miss H.J. Samuel.
Cricket sketches - South Australians
P.K. Lee.
Cricket sketches - South Australians
S.A. vs Victoria and Tasmania 1930-1931. P.K. Lee.
Cricket sketches - South Australians
S.A. 1931-1932: P.K. Lee takes a rest.
Cricket sketches - South Australians
S.A. 1931-1932: P.K. Lee.
Cricket sketches - South Australians
S.A. 1931-1932: P.K. Lee.
Cricket sketches
Ian Lee.
Les Loud (shearer) work & holiday scenes : Long Lead
Border gate - New South Wales and Queensland. T. Hickey, D. Whitington, F. Coumbe, L. Loud, I. Mayes, J. Lee standing beside a car at the gate.
Les Loud (shearer) work & holiday scenes : Long Lead
Burke's tree, Nappa Merrie Station on Cooper Creek. J. Hockley, J. Lee, F. Coumbe, J. Bradley.
Woodlands School A basketball team
Team photograph of the Woodlands School A basketball team (from left): Betty Price, J.Moulden, P.Brookman, Helen Ferres, Rosemary Lloyd, J.Winterbottom, Nancy Lee.
An Lee
Photograph from the Arbon-Le Maistre Collection of ships, mostly from the 20th century, and including virtually all the ships which carried post-World War II migrants to Australia.
The 'Roscrana' in an unidentified harbour
The iron barque 'Roscrana', 1195 tons, in an unidentified harbour [iron 3 mast barque, 1239 gross tons, ON45937, 210.5 x 34.8 x 22.8. Built 1863 (4) T Vernon and Sons, Liverpool as the full rigged ship 'Robert Lees' of Liston and Co., registered Liverpool; renamed in 1881/82 and then the property of JH Worthington and Co., registered Liverpool].
Nurses during World War I
Twenty two nurses photographed prior to leaving South Australia during World War I. These nurses were tendered a farewell at the Edith Cavell Army Nurses' Clubrooms, North Terrace, on Wednesday 20 December 1916. Back Row: Sisters Elsie Louise Steadman, Ivy Jessie Rodgers, Daisy Jane Wright, Edith Emily Faulkner, Elizabeth Scholastica Dailey and Elfrida J.M. Lapidge. Second Row: Sisters Dora Hannah Birks, Florence Maud Tabor, Sarah Ann Lord, Rosetta Lee Rushton, Florence May Laity, Kathleen Miriam Taylor and Doris Agatha Barry. Third Row: Sister Sarah Louisa Copley, Matron Alma Hancock, Sister Edith M. Menhennett, Principal Matron Ethel R. Uren, Sisters Erica Gwendoline Giles and Doris Gordon. Front Row: Sisters Agnes Love, Helen Gordon and Vera Mary Moyes.
Lee's wool truck
Lee's wool truck, loaded with fifty bales, at Yardea.
Angorichina hostel plan being explained
Three men and a woman discussing the plan for the Angorichina Hostel; and another man in the distance. John Lee is standing above the plan.
Burying the lee rail. A sailing ship in the vicinity of Cape Horn
Burying the lee rail. A sailing ship in the vicinity of Cape Horn.
Burying the lee rail. A sailing ship in the vicinity of Cape Horn
Burying the lee rail. A sailing ship in the vicinity of Cape Horn.