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B. Andrews
Photograph of Elva Joyce (nee Galwey) and Brice Andrews, who were married in Millicent , taken in the studio on their wedding day in 1946.
D. Sims
Photograph of Mr and Mrs Des Sims of Millicent, taken in the studio on their wedding day in 1946.
Norma Mavis Meyers on her wedding day
Photograph of Norma Mavis McCallum, wife of Alan Ross Meyers taken in the studio on her wedding day in 1949. They were married in the Tantanoola Presbyterian Church. She was the daughter of Harold Henry McCallum and Clara Bertha Childs, and was born at Millicent in 1928.
C. Windeback on her wedding day
Photograph of Mrs Clive Windebank, formerly Patricia Mahoney of Millicent, taken in the studio on her wedding day in 1947.
J. & B. Millhouse
Photograph of Jeff Millhouse and Betty Gard of Millicent taken in the studio on their wedding day in 1950. [Information provided by Colleen Hammat].
Ey siblings
Photograph of Jillian and Peter Ey of Millicent, taken in the studio in Mount Gambier in 1950. [Information provided by Colleen Hammat].
Wedding portrait of Jean Ward (nee Ey)
Photograph of Jean Martha Minna Ey and her matron of honour, her sister Daphne May Chapman (nee Ey), taken in the studio on her wedding day on Saturday 6 March 1943. Jean Ey married Thomas Walter Ward at Millicent.
Sharp family
Photograph of Mr. Laurie and Mrs. Dorrie Laurie Sharp of Millicent with their daughter Gloria.
Dean and Ann Tompkins
Photograph of Dean Tompkins and his baby sister Ann, taken in the studio in Mount Gambier in 1950. Dean is approximately five years old and Ann, who has a curl on the top of her head, is approximately seven months old. The baby is wearing a knitted dress and booties. Ann and Dean are the children of Robert Edward Tompkins and wife Rhonda (nee Battye), of Millicent.
Cochrane children
Studio photograph of Lynnette, John and Dianne Cockrum of Millicent. The girls are wearing matching velvet and lace dresses and hair ribbons.
Hutchesson children
Left to right: Trevor, Raelene, Kevin and Murray Hutchesson, family of Cliff and Iris Hutchesson of Millicent. [The family is featured in 'Hateley family history : a history of James Samuel Hately, Mary Lane Drew and their descendants'].
Beryl Boase
Photograph of Miss Beryl Boase of Millicent, wearing a debutante lace gown with long lace sleeves. The photograph was taken in the studio in Mount Gambier in 1949. [Information provided by Colleen Hammat].
Tompkins children
Photograph of three children of Robert Edward and Rhonda Tompkins of Millicent taken in the studio in Mount Gambier in 1950. Dean and his younger sister Ann are possibly aged five and four years old and their baby sister Judith is approximately seven months old.
J. and B. Millhouse
Photograph of Jeff Millhouse and his bride ( formerly Betty Gard) of Millicent and their two attendants and flowergirl on their wedding day in 1947. The bride is wearing a flowing satin gown with a long train and long veil. She is carrying a large sheath of flowers. Her bridesmaid is also carrying a large sheath of flowers in contrasting colours. The flowergirl is carrying a basket of flowers. The men are wearing white gloves with their suits.
Meertens bridal party
Photograph of the bride Margaret Meertens (Mrs Bob Atkinson) with her attendants, sisters Ann and Peggy Meertens, all from Millicent. The bride is wearing a long sleeved satin dress with a cap and long veil. The bridesmaids are wearing short sleeved dresses with a lace cut out neckline and gloves, and have feathered combs in their hair.
Peggy Meertens
Photograph of the bride Peggy Meertens (Mrs Sid Williams) of Millicent on her wedding day in 1953. Her long satin gown and veil encircles her feet.
M.C. Fensom
Photograph of Mr and Mrs Maurice Fensom taken in the studio on their wedding day in 1945. Maurice was born in Millicent on 5 October 1924.
Davis Brothers Garage
The front of Davis Brothers Garage, 67 Commercial Street East, Mount Gambier, 1948. Before the refurbish of the garage Davis Brothers also housed the Tourist House. Bonds Buses left from here on Monday, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday at 8.00am for Glencoe, Millicent, Beachport, Robe, Kingston, Meningie, Murray Bridge and Adelaide. Ball Buses left from here at 4.30pm every Monday, Wednesday and Friday for Tarpeena, Nangwarry, Forrest, Penola, Coonawarra, Glenroy, Struan and Naracoorte. According to a researcher, by 2018 this site had become a furniture shop named Mcdonalds Furniture.
Reginald John Bellinger
Photograph of Reginald John Bellenger in army uniform; Service No S69462. Born in Millicent SA, enlisted in Adelaide 1 April 1942.
Altschwager, E.J
Photograph of Mr E.J. Altschwager in army uniform.Accordng to a researcher, this is Corporal ALTSCHWAGER, Ernest James Francis service number SX20115 (S5407). Born Millicent, 1920.
Sir Henry Barwell visiting the sanctuary at Humbug Scrub
Sir Henry Barwell, Premier of South Australia photographed with a group of men, women and two boys during a visit to the sanctuary at Humbug Scrub administered by Mr. T.P. Bellchambers. The people in the group have been identified by a researcher as follows: 'The boy on the left is Raynor Bellchambers, standing next to his mother Eliza Bellchambers who was wife of Thomas Paine Bellchambers. Other men not known, but Thomas Bellchambers is not in the photo and probably was the photographer.The young lady in white is Millicent Bellchambers and the boy on the far right is Bernhard Bellchambers'. Includes politician Mr.Hayne.
Four generations at Millicent
Studio view of (L-R) Johanna Henriette Pohlner (nee Waltsgott) 'a colonist of 69 years, aged 75'; Eda Sophia Mowbray (nee Spehr); Zena Mowbray (later Pawsey); and Louise Pauline Spehr (nee Pohlner).
Sir Henry Barwell visiting Humbug Scrub Sanctuary
Sir Henry Barwell, Premier of South Australia photographed with a group of men, women and two boys during a visit to the sanctuary at Humbug Scrub administered by Mr. T.P. Bellchambers. The people in the group have been identified by a researcher as follows: 'The boy on the left is Raynor Bellchambers, standing next to his mother Eliza Bellchambers who was wife of Thomas Paine Bellchambers. Other men not known, but Thomas Bellchambers is not in the photo and probably was the photographer.The young lady in white is Millicent Bellchambers and the boy on the far right is Bernhard Bellchambers'. Includes politician Mr.Hayne.
Members of the Adelaide No. 2 Volunteer Service Detachment
A group of ten members of the Adelaide No. 2 Volunteer Service Detachment, ca.1942. Those identified are: Millicent G. Tuckwell (2nd row on left), Peg Ewens (2nd row, 2nd from left), K. Kyffin Thomas (front row, far right?).
Family photos by George Williams
Photographs from a family album belonging to George Williams, together with earlier photographs relating to the Crombie family.
Thomas Henry Bowman
Portrait of Thomas Henry Bowman in his World War I uniform.
Illuminated addresses
Three illuminated addresses given to Archdeacon Marryat at Christ Church, North Adelaide.
Sir William Francis Drummond Jervois : SUMMARY RECORD
Papers of Sir William Francis Drummond Jervois, Governor of South Australia, comprising a series of addresses presented by civic and religious bodies, agricultural and friendly societies, together with an obituary. See below for details.
History of Mount Gambier and the South Eastern District
History of Mount Gambier and the South East District, written by John Halford Sheppard. In two volumes (chapters 1-22 & 23-45), it comprises typescript pages, with illustrations provided by both original photographs and material cut from newspapers and journals, all with identification. There are numerous handwritten amendments to the text throughout. See below for further detail.
Architectural plan of Northgate House
Original architectural drawing of 'Sheet 1 Design for proposed residence at Millswood for Simon Harvey Esq.' featuring a floor plan, cross sections and elevations. Prepared by J. Firmain Jenkins FSAIA, Architect, Port Pirie. Also included is the contract of sale between F.I. Smart, agent for Frank Reginald Chalk of Mitcham and Vernon Otto Anders and Rita Millicent Anders, 20 January 1949. (Copy of contract housed in OUTSIZE sleeve with drawing).