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Special Constables
Special constables march past Governor at the Burnside Carnival.
Civil Defence Force
Civil Defence Force, Governor inspects Special Constables on the Parade Ground.
Aboriginal tracker, Jack the Ripper, with goat carcass
Innamincka Aboriginal tracker, Jack the Ripper, dressing a goat carcass behind Innamincka police station. Goats were kept for milk and meat; note Cooper Creek in the background. Jack and his wife Annie (aka Mundurungani) had two daughters, Maryann and Polly. Jack and Annie were both of the Yandruwandha tribe.
Three Policemen
Studio photograph of three mounted policeman : left: Sergeant Leahy; Centre back: Mounted Constable Newton; seated right: Mounted Constable Whitters.
Mounted Policeman
Mounted policeman.
Freeman, Mooney, McDonnell
William Freeman, Patrick Mooney and John McDonnell.
Boer War Troops
Boer War troops in camp A7 outside the Police Barracks in Adelaide; thought to be soldiers of the Bushmen's Corps.
Sir Alexander Hore Ruthven
Governor Sir Alexander Hore Ruthven congratulating Constable Brock of Swan Reach on his smart work in capturing bank robbers in North Adelaide.
Policeman
The policeman from Port Augusta.
Mounted policeman
Mounted policeman with Aboriginal prisoners who stole sheep.
South Australian policemen
South Australian Policemen.
South Australian Policemen
South Australian Policemen.
Jack, Mounted Constable Willshire, Corporal Chickylia, Ardahkee, Undudna, Mounted Constable Wurmbrand and Undiah. Billy lies in the middle
Aboriginal Policemen, Jack, Corporal Chickylia, Ardahkee, Undudna, Undiah and Billy with Mounted Constables William Henry Willshire (second from left) and Erwein Wurmbrand (second from right), in a staged studio setting. A reversed view of this photograph can be seen at PRG 280/1/2/119, and a similar view with slightly different posing can be seen at B 13496 (also reversed).
Motorcycle policemen
Motorcycle policemen, Oakbank Traffic Controllers.
Armed policemen
A group of armed policemen.
Aboriginal tracker
GENERAL: Aboriginal tracker and his camel.
Mounted policemen
Mounted policemen outside Government House.
Vietnam demonstration
Crowds and police clash during a Vietnam Moratorium Campaign demonstration, 18 September 1970.
King William Street, Adelaide
[General description] Trams, pedestrians, horse drawn vehicles, bicycles and a car or two are all sharing the street whilst city buildings form a background. In the distance are the General Post Office and Town Hall Towers. On the right a trio of Police Greys ride past a De Dion Bouton, car no. 141, owned by George Bond, later the proprietor of Bond Tours. [On back of photograph] 'King William Street, looking south from the Bank of N.S.Wales / Dec. 1910 / Near side of Commercial Bank (on right) is 54 yards north of Hindley St'.
Rundle Street
[General description] This view shows city buildings around the intersection of Rundle and Pulteney Streets, where traffic is being directed by a policeman on point duty. The car in the centre, registration number 18440, is a Buick 27.3 h.p. Tourer registered to C.H. Ockenden of Mannum. [On back of photograph] 'Acre 86 / South west corner of Rundle Street and Pulteney Streets / August 10,1926 / For verandah and shop front additions and alterations effected in 1926 see B 3954. / Measurements of Fitch's premises: Rundle Street frontage: 25 yards. Pulteney Street frontage: 33.5 yards.'
Currie Street, Adelaide
[General description] The Eight Hours Day procession wends its way through a large crowd, holding their Trade Union banners aloft. Police greys accompany the procession. The Bank of Australasia building is dominant on the right. [On back of photograph] 'An Eight Hours Day procession / 1895-97 / Currie Street, north side / Looking west from King William Street'.
King William Street, Adelaide
[General description] A crowd lines the centre of King William Street to see the Eight Hours Day procession pass by with various union groups marching, holding their banners aloft. A horse tram can be seen in the centre left and the police greys accompany the procession. North Terrace buildings provide an attractive backdrop to the scene. [On back of photograph] 'An Eight Hours Day procession / 1895-97 / King William Street, west side / Looking south from a point a little south of Grenfell Street'.
Grenfell Street
[General description] Grenfell Buildings (erected in 1900), with busy intersection, pedestrians, cars and Police officer (wearing a shako cap) on point duty. The Commercial Bank occupies the corner section with the circular balcony. Long cantilever verandahs run down either side of the buildings. Note the ornate tram wire supports. [On back of photograph] 'Grenfell Buildings / Acre 143 / South west corner of Grenfell Street and Gawler Place /July 11, 1928 / Gawler Place frontage of Grenfell Buildings is 44 yards / Grenfell Street frontage is 36.5 yards'.
King William Street, Adelaide
General description] A festive atmosphere prevails as a large crowd has gathered to see Prince Edward at the Town Hall which is decorated with flags and bunting. Soldiers are lined up along both sides of the street and mounted army and police (on their greys) are present. [On back of photograph] 'Acres 203, 236 / King William Street, east side / Prince Edward's visit / 1920 / The Prince's arrival at the Town Hall where an address of welcome was presented / July 12, 1920'.
King William Street, Adelaide
[On back of photograph] 'Acre 237 / 1851-54 / Local Court and Police Court (left) and Post Office (right) / King William street / Adelaide / Copied from a sketch in possession of F.T. Bruce / Original about 10" x 8" / These buildings were erected 1848-51 (See Research notes 39 and 40 / Date must be prior ro 1855 since the clock was installed in the GPO about July 1854'.
Armistice Celebrations
[General description] Onlookers line the balcony of Duncan's Gresham Hotel whilst the crowd in the street celebrates the Armistice. A wagonful of men, probably distinguished returned soldiers, is drawn through the crowd by a pair of heavy horses whilst the Police Greys keep order. [On back of photograph] 'South western corner of King William Street and North Terrace / November 12th, 1918 (Day following Armistice Day).
Howe's Place
Howe's Place, west side, 31 May 1938. These premises are said to have been once used for police purposes. Crowther Place is off Franklin Street.
Wakefield Street
Wakefield Street, south side. A rough diagram on the back of the photograph shows the locations of the following photographs B 16140/1 - B 16140/11. Number 1 photograph shows the business premises of AS Tillett stonemasons. The communication masts on the South Australian Police Department building in Angas Street can be seen in the background
Wakefield Street, Adelaide
[General description] A policeman, standing near the tramline is on point duty at the Wakefield/ Hanson Street intersection. City shops are seen in the backround and the sky is criss crossed with tram wires. [On back of photograph] 'Acre 345 / Wakefield Street, South side / East corner of Hanson Street / 3 May 1939'.
King William Street, Adelaide
King William Street, Adelaide, west side showing the Police Court. A group of men, possibly Court staff, are posed on the front steps. The right side is 24 yards south of Gouger Street and frontage is 42 yards.