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Mrs Anne Dann of Port Lincoln
Mrs Anne Dann, aged 104 years of Port Lincoln photographed in bed. She died in January 1921 at the age of 104. According to a researcher, she was the wife of John Dann, one of the first police troopers on Eyre Peninsula. Born in Sussex, came to Australian in 1854 (Melbourne). He retired a Sergeant, and farmed in Port Lincoln until his death in 1889.
A small iron building in the south parklands, Adelaide
A small iron building erected in the south parklands, Adelaide described by Searcy as being a 'dressing room, etc. for police'.
Scottish pipe band leading a parade of marchers in Adelaide
Two mounted policemen riding in front of a Scottish pipe band that is leading a parade of marchers near the Anzac Arch in Adelaide.
Sir Archibald Weigall attending a Boy Scouts rally
Sir Archibald Weigall, Governor of South Australia attending a Boy Scouts rally in Adelaide standing fourth from the left; others in the group include Sir Raymond Leane, Police Commissioner, Brigadier General Weir, and Sir William Sowden, Editor of the 'Register' newspaper.
Crowds in Adelaide during the visit of the Prince of Wales
Police controlling the crowds waiting in King William Street during the visit of the Prince of Wales to South Australia in July 1920.
Flags and bunting in King William Street, Adelaide
A busy corner in King William Street, Adelaide which is decorated with flags and bunting to celebrate the arrival of the Prince of Wales during his visit in July 1920; mounted police are riding up the street and a small amount of traffic is still moving.
Edith C.R. Saunders
Studio view of a woman identified as Edith C.R. Saunders, daughter of Inspector Richard Saunders of the South Australian Police Force; she is wearing a large hat with a light summer suit.
Sir Henry Galway at the opening of Parliament, Adelaide
Sir Henry Galway, Governor of South Australia with soldiers and mounted police at the opening of Parliament, North Terrace, Adelaide; Sir Henry stands centre with his back to the camera next to an officer of the Imperial forces.
Holiday-makers at Henley Beach, South Australia
Holiday-makers on and near the jetty at Henley Beach, South Australia; two mounted police appear in the middle foreground.
New army recruits, Adelaide
A group of professional soldiers, army recruits, and women at the Commonwealth Military Forces Staff Office, Adelaide, South Australia.
A patriotic procession at Aldgate
A uniformed police officer on horseback leading a patriotic procession including bandsmen and decorated vehicles along the main street at Aldgate in the Mount Lofty Ranges, South Australia. A researcher has suggested that this may be the procession of the Adelaide Hills patriotic carnival, held on Saturday 15 February 1919 to raise funds for the repatriation of soldiers after the First World War. The carnival included a procession, which was composed of two groups, one marching from Crafers and the other from Aldgate, meeting at the Stirling Hotel, along with a fair, sports carnival, and a concert. For more details see 'The Advertiser', 17 February 1919, page 10, 'Hills Gala Day'.
The site of the Battle of Cable Hill
Distant view of visitors to the site of the Battle of Cable Hill, near Broken Hill when two Turks fought a battle against police in January 1915.
A mounted policeman training a horse
A mounted policeman training a new horse in Adelaide.
'Tommy', the Aboriginal policeman and tracker
'Tommy' the Aboriginal policeman and tracker photographed wearing uniform and riding his horse.
Brigadier-General Leane inspecting troops
Brigadier-General Leane, Commissioner of Police in South Australia inspecting a parade of troops at the Soldiers' Memorial Gardens, Unley.
Sir Archibald Weigall at the Adelaide Oval
Sir Archibald Weigall, Governor of South Australia, wearing military uniform and standing fourth from the left, attending a Scouting event held at Adelaide Oval; men accompanying him include Raymond Leane, Commissioner of Police on his right and Sir William Sowden, editor of the Register newspaper on his left. S. Price Weir is third from left (mostly obscured).
Brigadier-General Leane
Brigadier-General Raymond Leane, right, attending a presentation ceremony in Adelaide, South Australia; a second army officer is identified as being Major Devonshire.
Spectators outside the Adelaide Railway Station
A policeman and South Australian Railways officer standing in front of a crowd of waiting spectators outside the Adelaide Railway Station during the opening of Parliament.
Smith Brothers aircraft landing
Mounted police and spectators watching the Smith Brothers aircraft landing at Northfield, South Australia, after the historic flight from England.
Sir Ross Smith's funeral procession
Crowds watching the State Funeral procession for Sir Ross Smith, which is led by mounted police, as it travels from St. Peter's Cathedral northward along King William Road past Brougham Gardens, North Adelaide on its way to the North Road Cemetery, Nailsworth, South Australia.
Customs House, Port MacDonnell
Premises of the former Police Station, Court House, Telegraph Station and Customs House at the corner of Standish Street and The Parade in Port MacDonnell, South Australia.
Funeral of Charles Kingston
Mounted police control crowds in King William Road, Adelaide watching the funeral procession for C.C. Kingston.
J.H. Clouston, Mayor of Port Adelaide, welcoming the Governor General of Australia, Sir Ronald Munro Ferguson
J.H. Clouston, Mayor of Port Adelaide, welcoming the Governor General of Australia, Sir Ronald Munro Ferguson after his arrival by sea from England to South Australia; a police officer stands in the background.
An arrest of a male sympathiser during suffragette riots
An arrest during suffragette riots outside Buckingham Palace, London of a male sympathiser.
Undiah, Mounted Constable Wurmbrand, Undudna, Ardahkee, Corporal Chickylia, Mounted Constable Willshire and Jack. Billy lies prostrate in front
Aboriginal Policemen, Undiah, Ardahkee, Corporal Chickylia, Jack, and Billy (lying in front). Mounted Constables Erwein Wurmbrand (second from left) and William Henry Willshire (second from right), in a staged studio setting. See B 44610 for a reversed view of this photograph, and see B 13496 for a slightly different posed view.
The first electric tram from Norwood
The first electric tram decorated with flowers launches the service at Norwood, spectators include mounted police and tramways employees.
Distant view of the township; Streaky Bay
Distant view of the township; the police station is identified as being in the left hand corner.
Group of school children and adults
Group of school children and adults, one being Miss Carter, teacher at Long Plains school, a uniformed man with a long grey beard who could be a postman or a police officer stands far left.
Three women sit at a table with a top hatted man
A garden party scene: three women sit at a table with a top hatted man identified as George Reid, Secretary of the Police Department, Adelaide.
Portrait of George L. Reed
George L. Reed, Secretary Commissioner of Police, South Australia.