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Edward Bate Scott
Edward Bate Scott, explorer, squatter and government official. He joined a cattle drive from Melbourne to Adelaide where he met EJ Eyre. He supported Eyre on the expedition to the interior. Later he explored the Murray River. He ran the Government Station at Moorundee and was a stockowner near Morgan. Later he moved to Goolwa on Encounter Bay, then moved to Adelaide where he became Superintendent of Yatala Prison in 1869. He died at Hamilton Lodge, his residence at Currency Creek and is buried in the local cemetery [duplicate copy at PRG 458/1/2/30].
House of Assembly
Members of the House of Assembly.
Sir Alexander Hore Ruthven
[General description] A group of dignitaries is seated on the Town Hall stage at Sir Alexander Hore-Ruthven's swearing in. He is addressing the assembly, standing behind a small table on which his ceremonial helmet stands. Lady Zara Hore-Ruthven is seated on the right and on the left is the Lieutenant Governor Sir George Murray. Behind the group a pair of Union flags are displayed, one on each side of the Town Hall organ. [On back of photograph] 'Reproduced in 'Observer', May 19, 1928 / Ceremony of swearing in Governor Sir Alexander Hore Ruthven / May 1928'.
Opening Parliament
[General description] A group of mounted light horsemen wearing emu plumed hats and holding lances form the escort for the Lieutenant Governor Sir George Murray at the opening of Parliament. City buildings and trees form a backdrop. [On back of photograph] 'Reproduced in the "Chronicle', May 12, 1928 / Mounted escort at the ceremony of opening Parliament / May 1928'.
House of Assembly Members
[General description] This is a compilation of small portraits of the House of Assembly Members for the 27th Parliament, elected 1930.
First Intercolonial Lacrosse match
First Intercolonial Lacrosse match, Victoria 1 September 1888. Victoria in dark uniforms and South Australia in white. Back row: McHaig, Robin, Ross (referee), Robinson, J. Cuddy, A.C. Gordon, S.A. Davenport, F.W. Belt, D. Fowler, R. Evans, J.G. Cavenagh-Mainwaring. Middle row: A. Gordon, W. Gordon, C. Murray, J. Michie, D.C. Connor, E. Phillipson, R.J. Hill, S.D. Smith, H.R. Adamson. Front row: Hutchinson, A. Anderson, G. Batchelor, A. McHaig, W.D. Henderson, P. Heath, Amos Rowley. Victoria won 5 goals to 1.
Wanderers' Cricket Club
Views of the members of the Wanderers' Cricket Club. It is possibly the same club that is based in Murray Bridge. The photograph shows the players and President(?) near stockyards in a rural setting.
Wanderers' Cricket Club
Views of the members of the Wanderers' Cricket Club. This is possibly the same club that is based in Murray Bridge. Eleven players, a young boy and elderly man are sitting on a tree branch in a country setting, complete with picnic rug and basket
Wanderers' Cricket Club
Views of the members of the Wanderers' Cricket Club. Photograph taken in 1880 shows the cricket team and coaches at Hahndorf. This is possibly the same club that is based in Murray Bridge.
Wanderers' Cricket Club
Views of the members of the Wanderers' Cricket Club. This is possibly the same club that is based in Murray Bridge. Eleven players and a gentleman in a suit are posing for the camera on a grassy oval
Cockenzie House, Scotland
Cockenzie House, Scotland: birthplace of Francis Cadell. In the foreground is the canvas boat "Forerunner" in which Cadell navigated the River Murray from Swan Hill to Wellington in 1852. Cockenzie House is a long plain but attractive mansion dating from the 17th century and long held in the Cadell family. It is situated in the seaside town of Cockenzie and Port Seton, on the banks of the Firth of Forth in East Lothian, a few miles east of Edinburgh
Adelaide Rifles Officers
Officers of the10th Battalion Adelaide Rifles (some identified). Back row: Herbert Pascoe Howard Brittain (left); James Hansen (2nd form left); Miles Fitzroy Beevor (3rd from left);Major W.R. McKeevor (10th from left); Edward Castle Oldham (far right). Middle row (seated): Donald Murray Robertson Goghill (3rd from left); Stanley Price Weir (4th from left); Col. James Rowell (5th from left); John James Hughes (6th from left); J.R. Borrow (2nd from right).
Wombat Warning Sign
Wombat warning sign on Sturt Highway rear Kingston on Murray.
Wombat Warning Sign
Wombat warning sign on Sturt Highway rear Kingston on Murray.
'Tabhartas' at Renmark
The Murray River barge 'Tabhartas' at Renmark after conversion to a river home.
Pageant of Progress
Float depicting Charles Sturt's journey down the River Murray: South Australian Centenary.
P. S. Bourke
P.S. Bourke. According to a researcher, Captain George Wallace captained this boat while working for the Chaffey brothers at Renmark and Mildura. He also captained the 'Dispatch' across Lake Alexandrina mail run for 20 years. Saved 11 lives. He is buried at Milang cemetery. His brother John Wallace was also a river captain. Another researcher has provided the following information: 'This is the North Adelaide Cricket team which, over Easter of 1895, took a trip to Murray Bridge, Milang and Point McLeay.'
Hunting party
Hunting party on board the P.S. Bourke: J.R. Anderson, J.E. Craigie, A.S. Fotheringham, E.G. Phillips and W.J. Hoath. According to a researcher, they are part of the North Adelaide Cricket team which, over Easter of 1895, took a trip to Murray Bridge, Milang and Point McLeay.
Hunting party
Hunting party on board the P.S. Bourke. A researcher has provided the following information: 'This is the North Adelaide Cricket team which, over Easter of 1895, took a trip to Murray Bridge, Milang and Point McLeay.'
Hunting party
Hunting party at Milang jetty. A researcher has provided the following information: 'This is the North Adelaide Cricket team which, over Easter of 1895, took a trip to Murray Bridge, Milang and Point McLeay.'
Hunting party
Hunting party on board the P.S. Bourke at Goolwa. A researcher has provided the following information: 'This is the North Adelaide Cricket team which, over Easter of 1895, took a trip to Murray Bridge, Milang and Point McLeay.'
Hunting party
Hunting party at Milang. A researcher has provided the following information: "...I believe the man in the centre of the second row (where another gentleman rests his hands on his shoulders) is J. R. Anderson; the gentleman sitting third from the left in the second row is J. E. Craigie. The man standing third from the right, looking rather dapper, is E.G. Phillips. The fifth gentleman appears to be W.J. Hoath (back row, third from left)." Another researcher added more information: 'This is the North Adelaide Cricket team which, over Easter of 1895, took a trip to Murray Bridge, Milang and Point McLeay. The team included a future Australian Test captain Clem Hill (seated towards the left ot the grooup, between and slightly behind the chap in light dress who is sitting furthest left and the seasoned chap in the striped blazer). Others in the group included South Australian cricketers A. Wilkinson, J.E. Craigie, F. Jarvis (standing back right), A.M. Pettinger and E.G. Phillips. The party included De Mole, Bayer, Sadler, Finlayson, Kilsby and Mayfield [plus Hoath, Dailey and Anderson].
St. Barnabas' College Group
St. Barnabas' College staff and students. Back, l-r: E.E.Taylor; W.C.S.Johnson; W.Harrison; H.Norman; A.McQ.Jenkins; L.N.Blakeway; W.R.Ray. Front, l-r: E.W.Dilena; A.G.Hay; Rev.L.A.Knight; Rev.C.H.Murray; C.M.Swan; W.A.Curran.
Gawler Chambers
Gawler Chambers, North Terrace east. The left side abuts Gawler Place; frontage: approximately 19 yards. For a view of the completed building see B 7790. This five storey building designed in 1913/14 by architects English and George Klewitz Soward is built of red brick with cream detailing. The building is symmetrical and the entrance uses Murray Bridge granite and freestone with a castellated parapet over the entry.
Gawler Chambers
Gawler Chambers, North Terrace east. The right side of the single storey building west of Gawler Chambers is 34 yards west of Gawler Place. For a view of the completed building see B 7790. This five storey building designed in 1913/14 by architects English and George Klewitz Soward is built of red brick with cream detailing. The building will be symmetrical and the entrance uses Murray Bridge granite and freestone with a castellated parapet over the entry. This photograph shows the empty block on the western side of the building upon which the rest of this symmetric building is to be built.
Gawler Chambers
Gawler Chambers, North Terrace east. The left side of Gawler Chambers abuts Gawler Place. Frontage: 34 yards. For a view of the completed building see B 7790. This five storey building designed in 1913/14 by architects English and George Klewitz Soward is built of red brick with cream detailing. The building is symmetrical and the entrance uses Murray Bridge granite and freestone with a castellated parapet over the entry. This photograph shows the finished building unlike B 7788 and B 7789. For additions made in 1935 see B 6774.
James Place, Adelaide
James Place, Adelaide, east side, in January 1912. The bicycle in the foreground is 31 yards north of Grenfell Street. The left side of Murray's mantle factory (on extreme left), is 70 yards north of Grenfell Street. The building in the centre, No. 28 James Place, was then occupied by R.W.Swann Insurance and Wiseman Brothers Warehouse. Much later tenants included the Ancient Order of Forrestors Friendly Society and Canterbury Books (the Anglican bookshop). In 2008 the building was occupied by Blackeby's Sweets.
Grenfell Street
Grenfell Street, south side, January 23rd 1958, left side of Murray House is 32 yards west of Chesser Street and frontage is 10 yards. Building was finished in 1956. For a view of building previously on this site see B 13014
Pirie Street, north side near King William Street
Pirie Street, north side. The buildings between King William Street and Exchange Place comprise of The Royal Insurance Company, Ward and Company Sharebrokers and City Chambers which houses various firms including Murray Hayward Solicitors, Elite Milinary School, TJ Lexton Woolbrokers, Bullock and Company Valuators, House, Land and Estate Agents.
Pirie Street near Manufacturers Place
Pirie Street, north side, looking east. On the corner of Manufacturers Place are two lamp posts stating "Entrance to Dress circle and Front Stalls at Rickards Tivoli Theatre". Ward and Company Stock and Sharebreakers stand on the corner of Manufacturers Place. Next door the building houses FW Bullock and Company and Murray Hayward and Magery Solicitors. Afternoon teas are offered in Exchange Place. Pirie Chambers are further along the north side of Pirie Street.