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'Anzac Day 1949 - Waiting' - Adelaide
The Police Greys, band members and dignitaries in front of the Torrens (Military) Parade Ground on King William Street, all set for the Anzac Day Parade to begin on April 25th 1949.
'Anzac Day 1949 - The Bands' - Adelaide
Brass band members and Police Greys in front of the Torrens (Military) Parade Ground on King William Street, all set for the Anzac Day Parade to begin on April 25th 1949.
'Jubilee Parade May 9th, 1951 - Here they come!' - Adelaide
Police Greys (horses) lead the Parade north on King William Road at the Jubilee Parade in Adelaide. The tower on City Hall can be seen in this view.
'Anzac March, 1954 - The Greys' - Adelaide
Police Grey horses with their mounts on parade in the Anzac Day March through Adelaide in 1954. The parade is turning from King William Street into Rundle Street at the T & G Building.
John Martin Christmas Pageant, Adelaide - 'One of the Greys - Nov. 14. 1964'
A policeman riding a Police Grey horse is passes a crowd lining the parade route of the John Martin Christmas Pageant on 14th November 1964. This photograph was taken near the corner of Pirie Street and Pulteney Street, Adelaide. The Royal Automobile Association building can be seen in the background. The caption refers to, 'Martins Christmas Pageant'.
HMY Britannia at Port Adelaide
HMY Britannia moored at Port Adelaide wharf and the Police launch Archie Badenoch, during the 1963 Royal Visit by Queen Elizabeth II. Photograph taken from western side of the Port.
Royal Visit
The Police Band march past the crowds on King William Street awaiting the arrival of the Queen Mother. Photograph taken looking north.
Royal Visit
Crowds on King William Street awaiting the arrival of the Queen Mother. Police greys are leading the procession. Photograph taken looking south.
Royal Visit
Crowds on King William Street watch the arrival of the Queen Mother. Police greys are following behind the car in which she is travelling.
Royal Visit
Crowds on King William Street watch the Queen Mother alighting from her open top car. Police greys are ahead of the car.
Wayville Showground
The South Australian Police Band on the Oval at Wayville Showground during Queen Elizabeth's visit to Adelaide in March 1986.
Mounted Constable Waterhouse and Detective Nation
Mounted Constable Ted Waterhouse and Detective Wylie Nation, members of the South Australian Police force who investigated the murder of pastoralist George Snell of Yankaninna. A researcher has provided the following information: Mounted Constable Edward George Waterhouse (1859-1947) was the son of Frederick George Waterhouse and his wife Fanny Sheppard (nee Abbott). At the time of Snell's death he was known as 'Ned'. The story of the murder is told in 'Cloud Over The Gammon Range' by Alan Bailey (1986). Wylie Nelson was born in 1877 and died in 1937.
A horseman identified as Constable Macquire
A horseman identified by Searcy as Constable Macquire who was associated with an incident involving a boy bushranger near Meadows, South Australia.
Brigadier General Leane inspecting troops at Unley, South Australia
Brigadier General Raymond Leane, South Australian Police Commissioner, wearing army uniform as he inspects troops at Unley Soldier's Memorial Gardens.
Three Aboriginal men at Beltana
Three Aboriginal men after receiving rations at the police station, Beltana, South Australia. The Observer newspaper captions records, "The man on the right is Angorichina Tommy. He worked on Nilpena Station over 60 years ago".
A military parade at the Soldiers' Memorial Gardens, Unley
Brigadier General Leane, South Australian Police Commissioner and war hero, arriving to inspect a military parade held in the Soldiers' Memorial Gardens at Unley.
North Terrace, Adelaide
An early view of North Terrace, Adelaide, showing the South Australian Institute as the only major building; the Police barrack buildings are behind the Institute and the distant spire of Scots Church is far right.
Kadina Australia Day Pageant
Mounted police leading Kadina Australia Day Pageant, 24 July 1915.
An outdoor court in New Guinea
An outdoor court scene in New Guinea; the prisoner stands far left held by a police officer, two men sit at a small table with papers and ink recording proceedings, they each wear dark jumpers with the word 'Councillor' printed on the front, a white woman is standing between them.
Group of South Australian men
A group of South Australian men which includes politicians F.W. Coneybeer, sitting fourth from the left and A.W. Styles, Chief Secretary fourth from the right, uniformed police officers are also present; purpose not known.
Group of South Australian men
A group of South Australian men which includes politicians F.W. Coneybeer, sitting fourth from the left and A.W. Styles, Chief Secretary fourth from the right, uniformed police officers are also present; purpose not known.
A competitor throwing the shot
A competitor throwing the shot during an event held at a police sports day in Adelaide.
Albert Edward Ring, a policeman murdered in South Australia
Albert Edward Ring, a South Australian policeman who was shot dead whilst on duty at Glenelg 29th March, 1908; he was buried at Payneham cemetery.
Shoppers queuing in Sydney during a meat strike
A police officer controlling a queue of shoppers during a meat strike in Sydney, New South Wales.
Sir George Le Hunte attending the races in South Australia
Sir George Le Hunte, Governor of South Australia and his party attending a horse race meeting held at Morphettville racecourse, Adelaide; a police officer raises his hat in respect.
Sir Day Bosanquet attending an outdoor function in South Australia
Sir Day Bosanquet, Governor of South Australia shortly after arrival at an outdoor function in South Australia; he is standing near parked mootor cars in a group of three men, first left next to Mr.H.J.Holden, centre, three policemen stand nearby with another man in the background.
Horse drawn funeral cortege arriving at Kent Town Methodist Church
A horse drawn funeral cortege arriving at Kent Town Methodist Church where two military guards of honour stand to attention and police control the spectators.
Men of the Adelaide Battery of Artillery on parade
Adelaide Battery of Artillery, taken on the old Parade Ground, on the site of the South Australiam Museum. The building on the right is the old Ordnance Store, and that on the left the Police Barracks. Colonel L.B. Matthews (on horse) commanded the Battery. The officers from L -R are Lieut J.L.R. Fiveash, Capt. W.D. Claxton, and Lieut. B. Solomon. The battery wore the imposing blue Garibaldi jackets with scarlet facing and stripes. The guns are six-pounders. The Battery practised at Glenelg and fired from the south side of the jetty into the sea at a target placed on Oyster Point. Other members of the Battery included Sgt. C. Wells, Sgt. Charles White of Fulham, Cpl. Thomas Barnett, Gunner Frederick W. Botting of the Lands Office is the tall figure on the extreme right of the picture, Gunner Daniel Lawrence and Gunner J. N. Perry.
Crowd scene outside the grounds of Government House, Adelaide
A crowd gathered outside the grounds of Government House, Adelaide: a view from the back showing mounted police and a man halfway up a tree to see what is going on; purpose unknown.
Brigadier-General Raymond Leane with his wife Edith
Distinguished South Australian soldier Brigadier-General Raymond Leane attending a function with his wife Edith. According to a relative, the older lady is his mother Alice Leane.