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Headquarters staff at the Easter Military encampment at New Brighton
Group photo of Headquarters staff at the New Brighton [now Seacliff] Camp. The photo is captioned 'His Excellency the Governor (Sir Day Hort Bosanquet) and the Headquarters Staff'. Back row (from left): Captain W. De Passey, S.O.L., D.A.Q.M.G.; Captain Reid, Imperial A.S.C.; Lieutenant Murray, S.O.I.; Major Smeaton, S.O.E.S.; Lieutenant-Colonel Humpris, D.S.O. (attached); Garrison, Seargeant F.H. Trask; Captain Girdlestone (Chaplain), Major Dollman, D.A.Q.M.G. Front row: Major Patterson (officer in charge of training and operations); Colonel J.H. Lee (Commandant); His Excellency the Governor; Captain Wright, A.D.C. This photo appeared in 'The Chronicle', Saturday 17 April 1909, page 29, but that version also includes 'Lieutenant-Colonel W. Ramsay Smith, P.M.O.' on the left of the back row.
Port Adelaide
Looking across the Port River from Birkenhead to Queen's Wharf. Notes on the back of the photograph say "Identification notes by Captain Lee. The name of the ketch in the foreground is not known. The steamer inside this ketch is the SS "Glenelg". Inside the "Glenelg" is the barque "Agincourt". The barque (with painted ports) alongside the wharf is the "Star of India". On the extreme right of the photograph can be seen the tug "Adelaide".
Port Adelaide
Port Adelaide; in the centre is Prince's Wharf, Hart's Mill, and Mundy Street ferry steps. Notes on the back of photograph from Captain Lee say "The barquentine alongside the wharf, inside the ketch drying sails, is the "Ocean Ranger". The stern of the vessel on the extreme right is that of the barque "Lintrathen".
Port Adelaide
Port Adelaide, looking towards the Copper Company's Wharf from Jervois Bridge which is seen under construction on the extreme right. Note on the back of the photograph from Captain Lee says " left to right - the ship, stern on with the painted ports is the "Hesperus". The ship with painted ports alongside the wharf, bow on is the "City of Paris" and the barque outside the "City of Paris "is the "Coorong". The fourth vessel from the left is the brigantine "Odalisk". The fifth vessel shown on the extreme right is not known".
Mr. Bradman
Original British cartoon in pen and ink, published in 'London Laughs' magazine, 14 January 1937, depicting a statue at the entrance to Australia House. The caption reads '... and this, I suppose, is Mr. Bradman?'.
Saltia Hotel, Saltia
Saltia Hotel. David Lithgow was the licensee in the early 1880s. Copy in Sweet Collection folder 5 has Sweet signature (Sweet Adelaide 397). Saltia was a town between Port Augusta and Quorn. The hotel as built in 1859 to service the bullock drivers and the proprietor was David Lithgow. A school was established in 1864 with twenty students. Evening classes were available for students who could not attend during the daytime. By 1880 there were forty three students attending the school. Thomas Lees house was demolished to make way for the railwayline and later the town died as there was no need for the bullock teams to stop at Saltia. A famous son of Saltia was John Maslin (1826-1908) who was a sheep property owner.
Labour Members of Parliament
Portraits (composite) of Labour members of Parliament in 1893
Night Baseball League
South Australian team of Night Baseball League, inaugural season. Back row: W.K. (Tiger) Potts (Masseur); H. Hunt; L. Bartle; C. Harvey; G. Gough; T. Puckett; P. Lee; C. Rowe (Umpires); A. Rumbsy (Trainer). Second row: H. Creswell; D. Othams; B. Hill; I. Leahy; B. Harris; W. Fuller; R. Sands; M. White; B. Wiles. Third row: L. Favell; G. Fidock; W. Radbone (Captain-Coach); S. Wedd (Manager); R. Vaughton (Coach); F. Catt; C. Watts; G. Fenwick. Front row: P. Box; G. Harrison; Russell Page (Batboy); D. Martin; D. Roberts. Absent: P. Thomas; J. Green; R. O'Connell; P. Bodnall.
Australasian Federation Conference delegates
Delegates at the Australasian Federation Conference, 1890; Hon. Andrew Inglis Clark (Tasmania), Hon. Sir Samuel Walker Griffith KCMG (Queensland), Hon. Thomas Playford (Sth. Aust.), Hon. Alfred Deakin (Victoria), Hon. Bolton Stafford Bird (Tas.), George H. Jenkins (Secretary to the Conference), Hon. Capt. William Russell Russell (New Zealand), Hon. Sir Henry Parkes (New South Wales), Hon. William McMillan (N.S.W.), Hon. Sir John Hall KCMG (N.Z.), Hon. John Murtagh Macrossan (Qld), Hon. Duncan Gillies (Vic.), Hon. John Alexander Cockburn M.D.(Sth.Aust.), Hon. Sir James George Lee Steere (Western Australia).
United Labor Party
Members of the United Labor Party meeting together around small tables in a flag decorated room; those present include Thomas Price, E.L. Batchelor, and F.W. Coneybeer.
Member Australian Light Horse Regiment
Member of the 16th Australian Light Horse Regiment. A researcher has commented that this is a 'Member of the Australian Army Service Corps 1908-1912 holding a Short Muzzle Lee Enfield rifle.'
Army Officers
Officers of the military unit which was later to become the 10th Battalion Army: L-R: Lieut. H.L. Shepherd, Col. Walter Dollman, Col. Lee, Lt. Nordmann, Col. James Rowell, Col. J.C. Reade, Brigadier General S. Price Weir, Sgt. Major J.J. Higgins, Lieut. Colonel D.H. Smith. A researcher has suggested that this photograph was actually taken before the 10th Battalion was established, because of the mix of uniforms being worn. [Duplicate of B 23146.]
Hindley Street
Hindley Street, north side, November 1939,looking east from a point a little west of Victoria Street. The near side of the Victoria Hotel is 15 yards west of Victoria Street. The sign "Brown's" on the far side of the photograph (to the right of the clock) is on the eastern alignment of Blyth Street. Shops and business to be seen include Sharples Printers established in 1898, Victoria Hotel (proprietors at this time were Frank Webber and Arthur Lee), The Metro Cinema (film showing was "The Citadel"), Wiggs and Son, Alf Beck, Brown's and Miller Anderson.
Bedford Hotel, Currie Street, Adelaide
[General description] A group of school children (girls in white pinafores) stand in the left foreground of this view of the Bedford Hotel, a two storey stuccoed building with arched doors, mullion windows and decorative parapet. A couple poses at the entrance over which hangs a large lantern. George Lee was the licensee at this time. A hotel has been on (or near) this site since 1840, originally called the Ship Inn. [On back of photograph] 'Currie Street, north side / 1891-93 / The right side of the Bedford Hotel is 2 yards west of Elizabeth Street and frontage is 15.5 yards / Presented by W.C.C. Deland'.
King William Street, Adelaide
King William Street, Adelaide, east side, on February 12th, 1924. The Napoleon Hotel first existed from 1847 and has been rebuilt in 1875 and again in 1919. At the time of this photo the licensee was Arthur James Lee. For a view of the old building, see B 1090. The left side of the hotel is 35 yards south of Grenfell Street. For alterations and additions effected in 1935, see B 6813.
King William Street
King William Street, east side, corner of Grenfell Street, January 19th 1936. This photograph shows alterations and additions effected in 1935 to the Napoleon Hotel. Compare with B 2052. In 1936 the proprietor of the five storey Napoleon Hotel was Arthur James Lee.
Pirie Street, Adelaide
[On back of photograph] 'Acre 170 / Pirie St., north side / East corner of Manufacturers Place / 1926 / The men in the foreground (excluding the two one-legged monsters) are members of the 1925/6 council of management of the Chamber of Manufactures. Names from left to right: Jas. Hendry, H.G. Winterbottom (Secretary), Phil. Motteram, T.G. Yelland, A.J. Brooker, H. Cox, A.W. Jones, T.J. Richards, G.M. Mathias, Hy Heylen, F. Lee, A.H. Dobbie (Vice Pres.), Robb. Duncan (Pres.), A.G. Clarkson, S. Perry, F.L. Runge, W.W. Forwood, A.J. Harvey, J.H.M. Hawkes, A. R. Uren, Chas. Allen, W.E. Hay, B.V. Scrymgour (Vice Pres.), J.A. Rinder, G.C. Vardon, P. Ifould, T. Lander. For complete list of councillors see A517.' [General description] This group of Councillors is posing in front of the Chamber of Manufactures building which is soon to be demolished. See B 4323 for the building which replaced it.
Adelaide Town Hall organ
Adelaide Town Hall organ, King William Street. (Sweet Adelaide 853) The organ arrived from London in 1877. The opening concert was held in 1877 with David Lee, Melbourne City Organist at the keyboards.
Grote Street corner of Byron Place
Grote Street, north side, west of Brown Street, property of Mr Symond Clark, 9 May 1898. On number 6 and 6a stands Blacksmiths Rushton and Nicholson, late with J Lee of Gouger Street. Shoeing and General Smiths. Horses carefully shod. On the other side of Byron Place between numbers 1,2,3,4 and 5 stands a row of cottages within a picket fence.
Adelaide panorama
Sweeping view of city buildings' rooftops stretching out towards distant south parklands and southern hills beyond. Victoria Square is in the foreground (note the National Mutual Life building, G.E. Morgan's monumental mason's yard, Morialta Chambers, the Windsor Castle Hotel (Licensee G. Lee). The Adelaide Central Market is in Grote Street (centre left) and the dark patch above the markets is Whitmore Square. [On back of photograph] 'Adelaide / Looking south west from the G.P.O. Tower / About 1900', looking towards This photograph is part of a panorama taken by Ernest Gall from the G.P.O. Building.
Mortlock Library Staff
Mortlock Library staff, 1988. Back row (from left): John Love, Sue Lewis, Leith MacGillivray, Lee-Anne Courtney, Jane Pederson, Ian Blencowe, Ethel Abdulla , Dave Jury, Stuart Willes, Isobel McGregor, Judith O'Connor, Roger Andre, Richard McDonough-Glen, Margaret Southcott. Front row (from left): Leonie ?, Zaiga Sudrabs, Beth Robertson, Brian Tuffin, Liz Ho, Diana Honey, Anthony Laube, Linda Czechyra, Anne Burrows.
Men with an airplane and vehicle used while salvaging the Yandra
Men apparently handling oxy-acetelene bottles beside an airplane (VH-RAZ) and a vehicle used while salvaging the Yandra. A researcher has provided the following information: this photograph was taken near the landing strip on Wedge Island, the nearest convenient location to South Neptune Island where the Yandra was stranded. The man on the right is Norm Growden, owner of Wedge Island at the time. The aircraft is a de Havilland Beaver, the first of many later owned by Robby's Aerial Services. The aircraft was destroyed in a crash at Narrung, South Australia, in November 1959 and Adrian Lee, the manager and chief pilot of the company, was killed.
Ricardo Family
No.6894, Lance-Corporal Juan Ricardo, born Unley, South Australia, 21 April 1883. Enlisted 8th Field Ambulance 1 July 1915, Served France. Returned to Australia 1919. Juan's parents were Gomez Ricardo and Mary nee Newton, Mary died 6 October 1894. Gomez married Bertha Lee 23 August 1903. Juan married Clara Layton 19 June 1907 and their son, Louis Joseph, was born Adelaide 25 December 1910.
Jeannie Beach
Jeannie Beach, dressed as Nancy Lee.
Dora Cudmore
Dora Cudmore : age 11 dressed as 'Nancy Lee'.
Nessie Heath
Nessie Heath aged 17 years old, dressed as Nancy Lee.
Alice Wendt
Alice Wendt dressed as Nancy Lee.
Clare football team
CLARE: Members of the Clare football team, 1909. Back row: E. Havers; F. Jackson; W. Maynard; T. Lee (sec.); A. Maynard; O. Knappstein; G. Nolan; G. Coles (trainer). Middle row: T. Maynard (trainer); H. Farrow; E. Williams; Rev. G.W. Kendrew (president); S. Maynard; W. Stopps; E. Nolan (umpire). Bottom row: H. Newman; W. Mosey; H. Williams (captain); L. Kozlowski; J. Ness; G. Bannon.
Sheep being fed on Angorichina Station during a drought
Mr Bob Lee and a stockman called Billy using a car to hand feed sheep on Angorichina Station, after two years with no rain.
Sheep being fed on Angorichina Station during a drought
Mr Bob Lee and a stockman called Billy using a car to hand feed sheep on Angorichina Station, after two years with no rain.