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Murray family
Photograph of Mrs. Hilda Murray and her young son Richard taken in the studio in Mount Gambier in 1944. A researcher has indicated that this is Mrs. Mona Murray (nee Preece), and not Hilda. She is wearing a floral dress and Richard, who is about eighteen months old, is wearing a smocked shirt and short trousers.
'Gem', River Murray
Passengers aboard the paddle steamer 'Gem' on the Murray River, from a photograph album that was owned by Annie J. Haslam. Photograph was taken in September 1904.
"Federal", River Murray
Woman aboard the 'Federal' Mailboat on the Murray River at Forster's Landing, from a photograph album that was owned by Annie J. Haslam.
Filling tins of condensed milk at SA Farmers' Co-Op Union Ltd., Murray Bridge
Man filling and checking tins of condensed milk at SA Farmers' Co-Op Union Ltd., Murray Bridge.
Manufacturing sweetened condensed milk at SA Farmers' Co-Op Union Ltd., Murray Bridge
Two men working machinery to make sweetened condensed milk at SA Farmers' Co-Op Union Ltd., Murray Bridge. Bags of sugar are visible in the foreground.
Manufacturing cheddar cheese at SA Farmers' Co-Op Union Ltd., Murray Bridge
Manufacturing cheddar cheese at SA Farmers' Co-Op Union Ltd., Murray Bridge. The rindless cheese is being pressed in metal moulds.
The paddle steamer PS Gem loading wood, River Murray
The paddle steamer PS Gem moored at the River Murray loading wood. Information from a researcher: 'This appears to be the P.S Ruby, built in 1907, and not the P.S Gem which was a far larger vessel'.
Punt on the Murray River
A punt moored on the bank of the Murray River with a timber mill behind. According to a researcher, this is the Waikerie punt and Waikerie pump station.
Railway tunnel, Murray Bridge
Railway tunnel under road with Bridgeport Hotel on other side of the road. Copy made from negative from lantern slide.
Markaranka, River Murray
Markaranka, River Murray, downstream from Waikerie in the Riverland of South Australia. An unidentified river boat is tied up beside a bank on which firewood is lying, possibly fuel for the boat. [A researcher suggests that the paddle steamer is probably the 'Etona', the Church of England mission boat on the Murray River. Mataranka Station was occupied (and owned?) by the Mallyon family; William Kingsnorth Mallyon was the designer and driving force between the erection of the various 'Mallyon churches'.] Another researcher suggests that this is the PS Menindie, purchased by the Markaranka Company to use as a pump to irrigate their property.
Part of the river boat wharf at Murray Bridge.
Distant view of part of the river boat wharf at Murray Bridge, South Australia.
Sir George Murray at a medal presentation ceremony
Sir George Murray, Lieutenant Governor of South Australia standing left, about to conduct a medal presentation ceremony at Keswick Barracks; two army officers and two civilian men stand behind him with a guard of honour in the background.
Sir George Murray attending an Opening of Parliament, Adelaide
Sir George Murray, Lieutenant Governor of South Australia saluting outside the Legislative Council building, North Terrace, Adelaide during ceremonies associated with the Opening of Parliament.
Sir George Murray attending a Boy Scout rally in Adelaide
Sir George Murray, Lieutenant Governor of South Australia talking to Boy Scouts at a rally held in Adelaide.
Construction work at no.2 lock on the Murray River
Further construction work at no.2 lock on the Murray River in South Australia.
No.2 lock on the Murray River under construction
Distant view of no.2 lock on the Murray River under construction.
Sir George Murray inspecting a guard of honour
Sir George Murray, Lieutenant Governor of South Australia inspecting a guard of honour during ceremonies associated with the Opening of Parliament in Adelaide.
Foundation ceremony for a hospital at Murray Bridge
Distant view of Sir Archibald Weigall, Governor of South Australia conducting a foundation ceremony for a new hospital at Murray Bridge watched by a large audience of spectators.
Sir George Murray inspecting a Boy Scout guard of honour
Sir George Murray, Lieutenant Governor of South Australia inspecting a Boy Scout guard of honour on Wattle Day.
Sir George Murray at the opening of Parliament in Adelaide
Sir George Murray, Lieutenant Governor of South Australia saluting after his arrival to attend the opening of Parliament in Adelaide; he stands with an army officer in front of a motor car.
Sir George Murray attending a tennis function
Sir George Murray, Lieutenant Governor of South Australia standing centre with two other men whilst attending a tennis function.
Men digging a drain in the Murray River region
Distant view of a gang of workmen digging a drain in the Murray River region of South Australia.
Racegoers at Murray Bridge
A crowd of racegoers lining the track and viewing from a grandstand at Murray Bridge racecourse.
Sir George Murray planting a tree
Sir George Murray, Lieutenant Governor of South Australia, planting a tree at a function in Adelaide.
Paddle steamer 'Ellen' on the Murray River
A paddle steamer, the PS 'Ellen' with a side-slung barge, travelling at speed along the Murray river.
Paddle steamer 'Marion' sailing on the Murray River, South Australia
Distant view of the paddle steamer 'Marion' sailing along the Murray River in South Australia.
The ferry landing at Wellington on the Murray River, South Australia
The ferry landing stage at Wellington on the Murray River in South Australia, with the courthouse building in view.
The ferry landing at Wellington on the Murray River, South Australia
The ferry landing stage at Wellington on the Murray River in South Australia, with the courthouse building in view.
Premises of the post and telegraph office at Murray Bridge, South Australia
The new premises of the post and telegraph office at Murray Bridge, South Australia.
Five sportsmen from Murray Bridge, South Australia
A group of five sportsmen, possibly rowers, from Murray Bridge, South Australia.