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Photographs of flooding at Linear Park tracks in Highbury
Comprising two digital photographs which were taken by S. Polkinghorne on Friday 30 September 2016, while standing on the pedestrian bridge which traverses Silkes Road, Paradise and Reids Road at Highbury. This area was used as a ford until about 2006. The top of the original three metre marker could be seen. According to the photographer, at the moment the photograph was taken, a tree came crashing down over the bridge but nobody was hurt. The Linear Park track which runs parallel to the river was completely submerged by the raging torrent at this time.
Josiah George Polkinghorne
No.1967 Private Josiah George Polkinghorne, born Thackeringa, N.S.W. Enlisted 27th Infantry Battalion at Keswick, South Australia, 12 April 1915. Served Mudros and France. Awarded Military Medal for bravery in the field at Messines on 8 June 1917. Appointed 2nd Lieutenant 4 November 1918. Returned to Australia 1919.
R.F. Polkinghorne
Photograph of Mr R.F. Polkinghorne of the Freemasons Lodge in his formal regalia in the studio in Mount Gambier in 1946.
Miners, Wallaroo Mines
Miners at Wallaroo Mines. First three men standing, left - right: W. Bailey (Engine driver); R.Nicholls; W.Polkinghorne. First man sitting on the left is J.Hancock. The miners are wearing metal helmets each with a candle attached.
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Group of [women] Old Colonists : Polkinghorn
St James Basketball Club
Photograph of the 'St. James Basketball Club - Premiers 1964 - Grade K2'. Back row (from left): L. Williams (Coach), H. Coulter, M. Bevan, L. Polkinghorne, C. Jamieson, T. Wade (Umpire). Front row: Y. Wade, M. Williams (Capt.), Fr Suterland (Parish Priest), P. Williams (Sec.), S. Polkinghorne.
Ministers who attended a Bible Christian meeting
Ministers and representatives of Bible Christian District meeting - Adelaide, South Australia - March 1866. The clergymen (numbers 1-21) are: 1. Roberts J; 2. Way J; 3. Ashton J; 4. Hancock J; 5. Keen S; 6. Allen T; 7. Hillman T; 8. Redclift J; 9. Foster J; 10. Trewin J; 11. Countor J; 12. Hodges C; 13. Stoyel J; 14. Richards W; 15. Bock(?) J; 16. Best T; 17. Mason H; 18. Lang R; 19. Finch WW; 20. Woolcock R; 21. Tresise C. The representatives are: 22. Gould E; 23. Richard T; 24. Hammett J; 25. Polkinghorne; 26. Roberts; 27. Gillard; 28 Stillwell; 29. Nosworthy.
Anne Levy and Frances Bedford at the International Women's Day lunch
Anne Levy and Frances Bedford at the International Women's Day lunch at the Adelaide Convention Centre in March 2006.
Governor Marjorie Jackson-Nelson and Maureen Cook with the 'Celebrating SA Women' embroidery
Her Excellency Marjorie Jackson-Nelson AC CVO MBE formally handing over the 'Celebrating SA Women' embroidery to the State Library of South Australia on behalf of 85-year old IWD Life Member Maureen Cook as part of the 2006 International Women's Day celebrations at the Adelaide Convention Centre. For a closer view of the embroidery do a number search, D 7971, on this database.
Winners of the Irene Krastev awards at International Women's Day luncheon
Julia Mary Stevens, Ai-Hue Nguyen, Maria Cengarle and Affaf Zahr with Minister for the Status of Women, Stephanie Key, display their Irene Krastev awards they received as part of IWD celebrations at the Adelaide Convention Centre in March 2006.
Maureen Cook and Governor Marjorie Jackson-Nelson, International Women's Day lunch
Maureen Cook, Life Member of the IWD, and Her Excellency Marjorie Jackson-Nelson AC CVO MBE chat during an IWD lunch at the Adelaide Convention Centre in March 2006.
Gwen Miller winner of the Gladys Elphick Award
Gwen Miller proudly displays the Gladys Elphick Award for Outstanding Contributions and Dedication to Indigenous Spirit & Community Life, presented to her as part of International Women's Day celebrations at the Adelaide Convention Centre in March 2006.
Gladys Elphick award recipients
Winners of the Gladys Elphick Award for services to Indigenous communities display their awards at International Women's Day luncheon at the Adelaide Convention Centre in March 2006; at the left is Anna Caponi, with the Finalist Special Award, and third from the left is Gwen Miller winner of the Gladys Elphick Award for Outstanding Contributions and Dedication to Indigenous Spirit & Community Life.
Barbara Wingard with the Finalist Special Award, Gladys Elphick Award
Barbara Wingard holds her Finalist Special Award, Gladys Elphick Award at the International Women's Day ceremony at the Adelaide Convention Centre in March 2006.
Governor Marjorie Jackson-Nelson, International Women's Day lunch
Her Excellency Marjorie Jackson-Nelson AC CVO MBE chats with two other women at the International Women's Day lunch at the Adelaide Convention Centre in March 2006.
Governor Marjorie Jackson-Nelson, International Women's Day lunch
Her Excellency Marjorie Jackson-Nelson AC CVO MBE poses with other guests at the International Women's Day lunch at the Adelaide Convention Centre in March 2006.
Maureen Cook, International Women's Day lunch
Maureen Cook, IWD Life Member, poses with another guest at the International Women's Day lunch at the Adelaide Convention Centre in March 2006.
Anthea Smith, Miriam Tonkin and Molly Brannigan
Anthea Smith, Miriam Tonkin and Molly Brannigan at International Women's Day celebrations in March 2006.
His Excellency Rear Admiral Kevin Scarce
His Excellency Rear Admiral Kevin Scarce, Governor of South Australia, addressing the International Women's Day lunch at the Adelaide Convention Centre on 7th March 2008.
Hieu Van Le
Hieu Van Le, Lieutenant Governor of South Australia and Chairman, South Australian Multicultural and Ethnic Affairs Commission, addressing the International Women's Day lunch at the Adelaide Convention Centre on 7th March 2008.
Hon. Jennifer Rankin M.P
Hon. Jennifer Rankin M.P., Minister for the Status of Women, addressing the International Women's Day lunch at the Adelaide Convention Centre on 7th March 2008.
Hon. Lea Stevens M.P. and Betty Fisher
Hon. Lea Stevens M.P., Member for Little Para, left, with feminist and Aboriginal activist Betty Fisher at the International Women's Day lunch at the Adelaide Convention Centre on 7th March 2008.
Hon. Jennifer Rankine M.P. and winners of the IWD Young Women Writers Award
Hon. Jennifer Rankine M.P., Minister for the Status of Women, stands third from right with winners of the International Women's Day Young Women Writers Award at the International Women's Day lunch at the Adelaide Convention Centre on 7th March 2008.
Betty Fisher
Betty Fisher, feminist and Aboriginal activist, addressing the International Women's Day lunch at the Adelaide Convention Centre on 7th March 2008.
Hon. Jennifer Rankine M.P. and Betty Fisher
Hon. Jennifer Rankine M.P., Minister for the Status of Women, left, with Betty Fisher, feminist and Aboriginal activist, at the International Women's Day lunch at the Adelaide Convention Centre on 7th March 2008.
Shirley Peisley
Shirley Peisley, feminist and Aboriginal activist, addressing the International Women's Day lunch at the Adelaide Convention Centre on 7th March 2008.
Jeannie Robin with Gladys Elphick Award
Jeannie Robin, left, is presented with the Gladys Elphick Award at the International Women's Day lunch at the Adelaide Convention Centre on 7th March 2008.
Jeannie Robin
Jeannie Robin, winner of the Gladys Elphick Award, addressing the International Women's Day lunch at the Adelaide Convention Centre on 7th March 2008.
Wendy Koolmatrie with Gladys Elphick Award
Wendy Koolmatrie, centre, is presented with the Gladys Elphick Award at the International Women's Day lunch at the Adelaide Convention Centre on 7th March 2008.
Wendy Koolmatrie
Wendy Koolmatrie, winner of the Gladys Elphick Award, addressing the International Women's Day lunch at the Adelaide Convention Centre on 7th March 2008.