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King William Street, Adelaide
ACRE 408: Police Court situated in King William Street.
An elderly Aboriginal man and woman
An elderly Aboriginal man and woman standing outside their dwelling place, the location is unknown but could be in the Innamincka area; a dog is in the foreground. It is believed the couple is Alice and Nappamerrie Jimmy, 'King of Nappamerrie'. According to an indigenous researcher who is a descendant of Nanpika, aka Cora of Nappamerrie (her brother Nappamerrie Peter and she were related to Nappamerrie Jimmy and Nappamerrie Jack), this photo depicts two Yandruwandha people who were tribally married. The lady is known as Barryoola Alice (from Baryulah waterhole, Cooper Creek, Queensland. She was a sister of Geordie (Aboriginal name Ngarigila) - see Tindale 1919 records to verify. Their mother's brother was renowned Innamincka police tracker, Jack the Ripper (Mara Mundu). Alice's totem inherited through her mother was Wallaby-Kunthu according to A.P. Elkin. The much older man is Nappamerrie Jimmy, born Nappa Merrie station, died Tibooburra NSW, 1942-43.
Vaughan House Remand Home, Enfield
ENFIELD: A police car parked outside Vaughan House Remand Home, just before its closure.
N.S.W. and South Australia border gate
LAKE LITTRA: Policeman E.P. Ridge standing by the gate at the border of N.S.W. and South Australia.
L.A. Wells on a camel named 'Warrior'
GENERAL: L.A. Wells leader of the last search party for the missing members of the Calvert Expedition, on a camel named 'Warrior'. He is outside the Derby Police Barracks prior to leaving on the search.
Funeral of Constable A.E. Ring
GENERAL: Funeral procession of Constable Albert Edward Ring who was shot whilst on duty at Glenelg on March 29 1908, the horse drawn cortege is approaching the City from the Bay Road (now called Anzac Highway), the burial took place at Payneham cemetery.
Police trooper and tracker
From the South Australian Women Photographers Exhibition, Festival Theatre 1988.
Dinner on roadside
Dinner on the roadside going to Lock 9. Mrs Springbett, MacIntyre, Police Escort. C. Woodward car proprietor.
Lake Victoria Storage
Lake Victoria Storage. Left to right: M.W. Padman, J.K.E., J. McCormac, Car Prop. G.H. Simpson, Storeman Baker from Singapore, W. King, Police Escort, MacIntyre, Pay Clerk.
Murray River flood
Pay Car during flood at 'Scaddings' prior to rowing 4 miles over flooded country to Lock 8. From left: Dr John Harris MD, L. Hirchaussen Police Escort, J.V. Turner Lock, W. Eustice Chauffeur.
Nuclear test protest march
View of police blocking off King William Street prior to the anti-nuclear test protest rally held in June 1972.
North Terrace
North Terrace. From a sketch by J.C. Hailes, 1840. [Probably 1841. Hailes was the publisher only. Probably painted by E.A. Opie. See S.A. News Nov 15, 1841 p.54]. A key published in the 'Register' newspaper, 26 March 1910, page 6, identifies the buildings in the sketch, using a numbering system. The title is 'Key to a View of North Terrace'. Then as follows: 1. Old theatre, 2. Sidney hotel, 3. Residence of Mr. J. Morphett, 4. Morphett street, 5. Trinity Church, 6. Residence of Rev. C. B. Howard, 7. South Australian Bank, 8. King William Street, 9. Post Office, 10. Stephens place, 11. South Australian School, 12. Bank of Australasia, 13. Office of South Australian Record, 14. Beck & Co.'s warehouses, 15. Auction rooms, 16. Wesleyan Chapel, Gawler place, 17. Rev. T. Q. Stow's Congregational Chapel, 18. Police station, 19. British Society's Schoolhouse, 20. Government House. See the sketch at B 2803.
Jubilee photo album Adelaide
Photographs of buildings, scenes and people in Adelaide. Also includes a list in front of the album of the Governor, his private secretary and Aide-de-camp; Ministry; Legislative Council; House of Assembly; City of Adelaide Corporations including Mayor, Aldermen and Councillors; Municipal Corporations and their Mayors; Judges of the Supreme Court; Local Court; Police Court; and Foreign Consuls.
South Australian Celebrities : W.J. Peterswald
W.J. Peterswald, J.P., commissioner of Police.
Album of Adelaide : its suburbs and Botanic Garden
Published by the stationers E. S. Wigg & Son, 12 Rundle Street Adelaide. First of 16 images in a fold-out album. Buildings in Port Adelaide including Police station, local court, Institute, customs house and St. Paul's Anglican Church.
The Royal Visit : ceremony at Adelaide Oval
The arrival of the Duke and Duchess of York for a ceremony at Adelaide Oval. One of the mounted police has just been thrown from his horse.
Views of South Australia : Supreme Court
Originally Supreme Court, later Police Court in Angas Street.
A policeman in uniform
A policeman walking, possibly at Yacka.
Photos taken by the Calvert Expedition search party
Album of photographs taken by Sub-Inspector Ord, of the Western Australian Police, during the search for the bodies of C.F. Wells and G.L. Jones. To view individual photographs do a NUMBER search on B 61214 - B 61250. The attached image is a copy of the letter which details how the album was created.
The Wenmouth Collection : Bonython Park
Malaysian Police Hut in Bonython Park, Adelaide.
The Wenmouth Collection : Queen Elizabeth, the Queen Mother
Police on their horses, protecting the Queen Mother during her visit to Adelaide. Seen outside Miller Andersons.
Cooper Creek in flood
'Cooper [Creek] in flood taken from police boat'.
Parade outside Simpson & Son premises
View of a large, smartly dressed crowd of men, women and children, watching a parade go past the A. Simpson & Son premises. Mounted police (a guard of honour?) are visible between the crowd.
Barbara Baird
Portrait of Barbara Baird, pictured in her study, 28 August 1997. The photograph was exhibited in the GALS Exhibition during the first Feast Festival held in 1997.
King William Street, Adelaide
King William Street, Adelaide looking south from the east side across to the Police Court building. The Glenelg train has pulled up outside.
Overlanders crossing cattle over the River Murray
A watercolour painting entitled 'Overlanders crossing cattle over the River Murray in the Year 1839. Drawn by G. Hamilton an overlander'. The painting shows men, both on horses and foot, together with dogs and recalcitrant cattle at the bottom of one of river's cliff; another part of the mob is visible at the top of the cliff. Hamilton made sketches throughout the trip, which is described in his 'Experiences of a Colonist Forty Years Ago and a Journey from Port Phillip to South Australia in 1939 by an Old Hand'; this painting may have been done en route or after he arrived in Adelaide using his sketches.
George Aiston
A man photographed in front a truck which is being unloaded; he is standing with his hands in his pockets and a pipe in his mouth. According to a researcher, the man is George Aiston, Mulka storekeeper and ex-policeman from Mungerannie Police Station.
Parade down King William Street
Long view of the parade down King William Street, organised to celebrate the 50th anniversary of federation. Passing between the large crowd are four Police greys, followed by a Navy band and contingent.
'Wind-up' Parade at Truro
Men, at a Friday night 'wind-up' parade, at the camp which was set up at Truro to investigate the murder of seven young women whose bodies were found in the district.
Street parade
Police grey and a vehicle with a loudspeaker on top during Adelaide Festival of Arts parade in King William Street, Adelaide.