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Photographs relating to Messenger Press : nature sites
Photographs relating to 'nature sites', created by Messenger Press.
Roll of honour
Public Library, Museum and Art Gallery of South Australia 1914 - 1920 Roll of honour.
Netball in South Australia: photographs
South Australian netball teams and players, photographed by Messenger Press.
Actors, dancers, musicians
Trudy Pearce.
Actors, dancers, musicians
Grant Pearce, 'Eden End', La Mama.
Tennis game
Copied from a Crombie family album, this image shows George Willliams and Marie Pearce playing tennis on a court in Olary.
Adelaide Festival of Arts projects
The series consists of photographs, negatives, transparencies and documents relating to proposals, and projects undertaken by Ostoja-Kotkowski, for the Adelaide Festival of Arts. They include sound and image productions, floats, chromasonic towers, festival decorations, and exhibitions. It includes 'Genesis' designed in 1962 which was Ostoja's first attempt to present photographic images synchronised with sound. The 1968 Sound and Image production used a laser beam for the first time. 'Time Riders' was produced for the 1970 festival. Ostoja combined dreamtime legends with poetry by Judith Wright, Roland Robinson, Kenneth Slessor and Max Harris. The script was by Tony Morphett and the music by Richard Meale, Peter Sculthorpe and John Antill. 1964 float for the parade; Sound and Image production. 1966 street decorations; exhibition of photography by Members of Image 8; Sound and Image production. 1968 Sound and Image production. 1970 Chromasonic tower; Sound and Image production of Time Riders; street decorations;. 1980 Laser kinetic exhibition 'Futuresight'. 1982 Laser concert. 1990 'Brush with stage' participant in exhibition. 1994 'Inscape 94' exhibition.
Photographs and papers relating to Peter Jackson's war service
A collection of memorabilia relating to Peter Jackson's war service in the RAAF, comprising mainly photographs, but also including articles relating to the war. Digital copies.
'Hannah Nicholson' wooden barquentine in Sydney Harbour
'Hannah Nicholson' wooden barquentine 252 tons [wooden 3 mast barque, 252 tons, ON41488, 116.4 x 23.6 x 14.4. Built 1858 L Kennedy and Co. Whitehaven, Cumberland. Owners William Nicholson, registered Melbourne; 1862 George Black; 1872 John Bickers, registered Port Adelaide; May 1894 AE Howard; 1896 R Watt, registered Sydney; 1897 Bernard Byrnes; 1905 Westport Coal Co. Ltd, registered Dundee. Register closed in 1926 when advice received vessel used as a hulk at Timaru] [vessel shown with tug 'Young Bungaree' in Sydney Harbour] ['Young Bungaree' = wooden single screw steam tug, 90 gross, 47 net tons. ON83881. 87.0 x 15.0 x 9.0. Built 1883 James Rodrick, Eagleton, Williams River, NSW. Compound steam engine 25hp. Morrison and Bearby, Newcastle, NSW. Owners: E. Waddington and partners, registered Newcastle, NSW; April 1884 John Dalton; August 1902 Goerge Niccol, registered Auckland; 1905 Devonport Steam Ferry Co. Ltd; later JA Pearce. Broken up and registered closed in 1926]
Photographs and slides relating to the business interests of Crompton & Sons
Photographs relating to the business interests of Crompton & Sons, including Stonyfell Olive Plantation, and Bunyip Soap Company Ltd. Photographs 9-23 have been collected into a small album with the title Crompton & Sons Limited, The Stonyfell Olive Co. Ltd, the Bunyip Soap Co. Ltd, 1947. Captions in this album give a brief narrative of various processes and operations. From number 33 onwards, photographs are individual photographs. Nine additional photographs taken in Victoria have not been digitised but the originals may be requested for viewing. For some additional photographs relating to Crompton Bunyip Soap see BRG 155 Series 6.
Theatre designs created by JS Ostoja-Kotkowski
The series consists of artworks, photographic material, correspondence, press clippings and a model of a set design relating to theatre productions where JS Ostoja-Kotkowski designed the sets and/or the costumes. They include plays, operas and ballets. The series is organised by production and see also references have been included where material is in more than one sequence. Chronology:. c1949-1953 Melbourne theatre (PRG919/26/3440-3462). 1956 The Prisoner (PRG 919/26/2252-2261); Swan Lake (PRG 919/26/3102). 1957 King Lear (PRG 919/26/1479-1480) Six characters in search of an author (PRG 919/26/3123-4); Three's Company (PRG 919/26/3466). 1958 Elixir d'Amor (PRG 919/26/888-9); Il Matrimono (PRG 919/26/1336); Waiting for Godot PRG 919/26/3784-3790); Pas Noir et Sentimentales (PRG 919/26/4103-4). 1959 Cavalliera Rusticana (PRG 919/26/289-302); The Two Widows (PRG 919/26/3488-3495). 1960 The Turn of the Screw (PRG 919/26/3470-3487); Faust (PRG 919/26/890-904); Orpheus (PRG 919/26/2057-2060, 2609-2731); Marriage of Figaro (PRG 919/26/905, 1560-1561, 2414-2417); Moon on a Rainbow Shawl (PRG 919/26/1562-1563A); School for Scandal (PRG 919/26/3098-3100); Teahouse of the August Moon (PRG 919/26/3155-3180). 1961 Don Carlos (PRG 919/26/392-410); Don Pasquale (PRG 919/26/411); Ham Funeral (PRG 919/26/918-928); The Entertainer (PRG 919/26/414-417); Lysistrata (PRG 919/26/1478); Music Recital (PRG 919/26/1564-1565); Opera Workshop (PRG 919/26/2418); Swamp Creatures (PRG 919/26/3103-3121. 1962 The Caretaker (PRG 919/26/141-158; The Cousin from Fiji (PRG 919/26/366-382, 3987; Gentleman's Island (PRG 919/26/917, 1364-6, 1383-5); Dinner Engagement (PRG 919/26/391); The Telephone (PRG 919/26/391, 3463-5, 4049); The Scarf (PRG 919/26/391, 3101, 3463-5, 4048); Prima Donna (PRG 919/26/1364-7, 2262); La Voix Humaine (PRG 919/26/1364-6, 1386-7); Iphigenia (PRG 919/26/1422-1458); JB (PRG 919/26/1459-1475, 4097-4101); Madam Butterfly (PRG 919/26/1481-2, 1557-9, 2400-2413, 3988). 1963 Il Seraglio (PRG 919/26/1337-1360); Oedipus Rex (PRG 919/26/1577). 1964 The Bartered Bride (PRG 919/26/50-90); Macbeth (PRG 919/26/1483-1555, 4116, 4187); The Tales of Hoffman (PRG 919/26/3125-53). 1965 The Balcony (PRG 919/26/1-49); The Flying Dutchman (PRG 919/26/909-916, 2348-56A); Riders of the Sea (PRG 919/26/2346-57); The Heavyweight (PRG 919/26/929-931, 1397, 2357); I Pagliacci (PRG 919/26/930-1, 1397-1421, 2061, 2357); The Representative (PRG 919/26/2327-44); The Royal Hunt of the Sun (PRG 919/26/2358). 1966 Intervarsity jazz convention (PRG 919/26/1363); Nabucco (PRG 919/26/1566-76, 2419-61, 4055-4096). 1968 Burke's Co (PRG 919/26/94-140); Cosi Fan Tutte (PRG 919/26/305-365); Death of a Salesman (PRG 919/26/383-90); The Recruiting Officer (PRG 919/26/2326); Intimate Opera Group - Chantedoiz, Missus (PRG 919/26/4188-4190). 1969 Orpheo/Orpheus and Euridice (PRG 919/26/1578-81, ON DISPLAY IN MORTLOCK WING 2462-2607); The Passion and Death of Our Lord Jesus Christ according to St Luke (PRG 919/26/1582-2056, 2732-3097); Rake's Progress (PRG 919/26/2263-2325). 1970 The Spanish Ravel (PRG 919/26/3122). 1971 The Unknown Soldier and his Wife (PRG 919/26/3496-3783). 1974 The Excursions of Mr Broucek (PRG 919/26/418-887); Idomineo (PRG 919/26/932-1335). 1975 Polish Theatre Zemsta (PRG 919/26/3872-3961). 1978 Polish Theatre Dwa Teatry (PRG 919/26/2232-4); Teatr Stary (PRG 919/26/3181-3248). 1980 Polish Theatre Teatr sw Franciszka (PRG 919/26/2235-40; 3249-75). 1982 Playboy of the Western World (PRG 919/26/2062-2127). 1985 Carouselle Theatre Co (PRG 919/26/159-288); Polish Theatre Przeprowadzka (PRG 919/26/2128-2226). 1988 Polish Theatre Ich Czworo (PRG 919/26/2241-51, 3376-3428). 1989 Polish Theatre Smierc na Gruszy (PRG 919/26/2227-2231, 3429-3439); Roztworowski (PRG 919/26/2359-2399). 1991 Polish Theatre Wesele PRG 919/26/3791-3871). nd The Trojan Women (PRG 919/26/3469); The Beast in View (PRG 919/26/91-93); Christmas Concert (PRG 919/26/303); The Interrupted Rehearsal (PRG 919/26/1361-1362); La Traviata (PRG 919/26/1477); The Magic Flute (PRG 919/26/1556); Tosca (PRG 919/26/3468); Richard II (PRG 919/26/2345); Toda-san (PRG 919/26/3467); Tango (PRG 919/26/3154.
Nautilus shells once belonging to Gladys Elphick
This series contains three nautilus shells which were very important to Aboriginal women; every seven years women from Port Pearce would weave nets to collect the shells as the tide flowed in. The shells were then roasted on a fire, and the animal inside was eaten like an oyster. Afterwards the shells were hung on a tree and eventually carried up north where they were exchanged for other women's things. Each shell is approximately 8 cm x 5.7 cm x 5 cm.
The 'Thomas and Annie' in an unidentified harbour
The wooden ketch 'Thomas and Annie', 15 tons, in an unidentified harbour [wooden 2 mast barge ON57563, 23 tons, 52.8 x 16.1 x 4.8. Altered Nov. 1936 = 2 mast ketch, aux. motor, 21 gross tons, 17 net tons. 48.0 x 15.4 x 4.4. Built 1874 Port Cygnet. Tasmania. Owners: Thomas Nichols, registered Hobart: May 1876 JH Bowker and Partners, registered Port Adelaide; 1876 Thomas Nichols; 1878 C Harris and A Jones; 1879 G&T Mitchell; 1886 RA Stock; 1894 TH Heritage; by 1919 JF Pearce; 1921 EM Loveday; 1922 JF Harvey; 1930 LJ Tulloch by 1941 FB & TE Albino. Register closed December 1945 with 'sold to an American subject and abandoned in the North Arm']
Photographs of activities and events 1994-2005
Photographs of activities and events at the Holy Trinity Anglican Church in Adelaide between 1994-2005.
'Shannon' wooden ketch
'Shannon' wooden ketch 49 tons [wooden 2 mast barge (ketch) ON32046. 49 tons, 72.7 x 17.2 x 6.1. Built 1856 Mark Hill and John Wood, Huon River Tasmania. Owners: Hill and Wood, registered Hobart; August 1859 Henry Pearce; February 1861 A Rheuben; August 1866 George Brown; Sept. 1873 J Hurst who died June 1877; May 1878 WH Cheverton; August 1908 L&W Gorringe; February 1913 HG Gray and H Pilgrim]
Aborigines Advancement League : SUMMARY RECORD
Papers of the A.A.L. comprising minutes, correspondence, reports, publications, papers relating to Wiltja Hostel (Millswood), problems with alcohol, relations with police, Point Pearce School, benefactors' estates, brief history of the League (1969), papers about specific cases relating to Northern Territory Aboriginal workmen and families on cattle stations, and on Eyre Peninsula (Smoky Bay district).
Jackson Family photos
Photographs relating to Peter Jackson's childhood and family. Digital copies.
Vernon Smith's 100th birthday
Photographs of the Civic Reception held for the celebration of Vernon Smith's 100th birthday. The mayor of Port Adelaide Harold Carles Roy Marten and his wife were present at the evemt. Some photographs may have been taken by Ron Nicholas. To see all photographs in this collection, search on Archival number PRG 1642/37.
Port Adelaide Rowing Club 1934 to 1935 season
Digital copy of a group portrait of the Port Adelaide Rowing Club, 1934 to 1935 season. Back row, left to right: A.J. Parham (Chairman of Committee), R.V. Donnelly, C.R. Wald (Committeeman), C.E. Powlson, R.J. Davis, Archibald H. Dowsett (Trainer), R.E. Murch, J.E. McGregor. Middle row: R.T. Baker, W.H. Wallace, Esq. (Vice-Patron), B.L. Bowen (Committee), W.H. Wallace Jnr. (Hon. Asst. Sec.), S.N. Pearce, T.J. Jelly, G.D. Pryor, W.D. Lock (Hon. Treas.), T.H.A. Butler (Committee). Sitting: F.C. Woolman (Bow), J.C. Maddern (2), D.P. Croston (6), W.S. Murch (4, Captain), P.B. Langdon (Hon. Secretary), R.A. Francis (Stroke), R.L. Hardy (7), E.F. Yates (5), R.C. Fee (3). Front: J.K. Milano (Cox), and J.R. Ellis (Cox).
Wedding decorations in St. Stephen's Church, Willunga
Interior view of St. Stephen's Church of England in Willunga, South Australia. Shows the front of the church and the alter decorated with flowers and ribbons for a wedding. Photograph has been mounted on a postcard. Written in pencil on back: 21.2.25.
Master Rowers, West Lakes
Keith Coldwell, Rodney Edmonds, Bob Page, Gordon Brock, John Pearce, Tord Edmonds, John Moss, Ron Simpson and Frank Skuce.
Renmark rowing regatta
Leonie (cox), D. Coldwell (str.), R. Simpson, J. Ward, M. Campbell, B. Pearce, B. James, K. Landreth (bow).
Rowers on Port River
Cox unknown, B. Pearce, B. Juers, A. Coldwell, (?), L. Iles (bow).
Port Adelaide Rowing Club Four
Port Adelaide Rowing Club Four on the Port River: [?] (cox), B. Pearce [str?], B. Juers (3), A. Coldwell(?) (2), L. Isles (bow).
No. 1 Air Crew Trainees' Hardening Course, Royal Australian Air Force
Group portrait of the Royal Australian Air Force No. 1 Crew Trainee's Hardeing Course, taken in Adelaide on 11 July 1944. The trainees have the rank of Aircraftman 2nd class. Back row: A.C.IIs. Jolly, Barrie, Morris, Bond, Ardill, Schultz, L.E., Ditter, Mitchell. Fourth row: A.C.IIs. Custance, Barr, Fax, Jarman, Jene, Jenkinson, Schultz, W.M., Thompson, Frost. Third row: A.C.IIs. Dart, O'Callaghan, Billing, Flavell, Rowe, Heritage, Dyster, Sketheway, Dunn, Player. Second row: A.C.IIs. Ryan, Sandery, Darwin, Higginson, Sgt. Warburton (Instructor), F/O. Errington (Chief Instructor), Sgt. Silver (Instructor), A.C.IIs. Humphreys, Balfour, Krollig, O'Leary (M.M.). Front row: 'A.C.IIs. McConachie, Lovell, Williams, Watson, Pearce, Woon, Raggatt, Cuddihy, Jones.
The Old Colonists Banquet Group : Henry William Breaker
Arrived in South Australia in December 1836 on board the ship the "Buffalo". Shoemaker, Adelaide; labourer, Mitcham; missionary, Point Pearce; storekeeper, Moonta.
SANFL Teal Cup Under 17 Team 1986
South Australian National Football League Under 17 Teal cup team photographed at Woodville Oval on Sunday 1 June 1986. Back Row L-R: D. Richardson, M. Hannam, R. Jameson, P. Ryan, D. Welsby, M. Dittmar, D. Bartsch, R. Pearce, S. Norton, A. Ingerson, G. Hurst, M. Nye (Vice-Captain), B. Harris. Middle Row L-R: T. Obst (Colour Steward), S. Field, M. Wormald, Z. Polyak, A. Skuse, A. Michael, D. Joyce, M. Klose, S. Russell, A. Settre, G. Curtis (Head Trainer). Front Row L-R: Alan Stewart (SANFL Rep.), D. Visser, D. Brown, D. Smart (Captain), R. Kinsman (Manager), D. Hicks (Coach), S. McLean, D. Fotia, G. Keast, D. Schutz (Assistant Coach).
SANFL Under 17 Teal Cup Team 1989
South Australian National Football League Under 17 Teal Cup team, 1989. Back Row L-R: T. Signoriello, T. Lehmann, J. McIntosh, P. Ziemelis, M. McGlashan, P. Chapman, G. Wanganeen, M. Stagg, S. Tape, S. Gepp, P. Morris. Third Row L-R: R. Coleman (Property Steward), P. Rouvray, T. Burns, W. Thornborrow, S. Barron, S. Bennett, D. Poole, B. Chalmers, M. Wakeling, G. Curtis (Head Trainer), G. Pearce (Assistant Coach). Second Row L-R: A. Saliba, B. James, A. Zimmerman (Vice-Captain), R. Brinkworth (Team Manager), K. O'Brien (Captain), A. Stewart (Coach), R. Harrison (Deputy Vice-Captain), M. DiBiase, M. James. Front Row L-R: B. Atkinson, J. Stevens, T. Nunan.
SANFL Nissan Scholarship Squad 1988
South Australian National Football League Nissan Scholarship Squad, 1988. Back Row L-R: Andrew Dunn, Richard Campbell, Ben Judd, Adam White, Simon Kewell, Simon Tregenza, Geoff Dalidowicz, Shannon Corcoran, David Evans, David Kupsch, Chris Platten, Brian Davis. Centre Row L-R: Dr. Henry Kneebone (Doctor), Russell Cock, Darren Williams, David Smith, Pat Casey, Shayne Bennett, Douglas Kennedy, David Niemann, Darren Mead, Warren Gilbert, Craig Hahn, Paul Chapman, Gordon Curtis (Head Trainer), Ron Coleman (Property Steward). Front Row L-R: Geof Pearce (Assistant Coach), Richard Hurst, Darren Nenke, Peter Reschke, Nick Petrucco, Robert Brinkworth (Team Manager), Shane Gepp, Robert Oatey (Coach), Lincoln Rogers, Adam Saliba, Anthony Heinrich, Jason Sziller, Alan Stewart (SANFL Co-Ordinator).
South Australian Secondary Schools Sports Association State Under 15 Football Team
South Australian Secondary Schools Sports Association State Under 15 Football Team who competed in the 60th Australian Secondary Schools National Football Champioships, Brisbane, 1990. Back Row L-R: Michael Holton, Shane Handke, Richard Marr, Tom Becker (Captain), Matthew Gibb, Sam Smart, Stephen Oxley, Martin McKinnon (Vice-Captain), Robert Howarth, Bryan Beinke (Deputy Vice-Captain). Middle Row L-R: Luke McCabe, Shane Bond, Luke Taverner, Justin Sheehan, Dametrius Steinert, Mark Ricciuto, Jason Gooch, Adrian Rowett, James Tamblyn, Andrew Goodridge, Adrian McDonald. Front Row L-R: Terry Evreniadis (Assistant Coach), Robert Rigney, Michael Schutze, Chris Sawyer, Darren White, Peter McDonald (Manager), Geof Pearce (Coach), Shane Hodges, Troy Tarca, Craig Hanatschek, Andrew Webber, Gordon Curtis (Trainer).