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Shipping, Port Victoria 1914
Shipping, Port Victoria 1914. 'Bossuet', 'Songelv' and 'Pinmore' at anchor. SS 'Excelsior', ketch 'Defender'.
Port Victoria February 1909
Port Victoria February 1909. Barque 'Edouard D'Etaille'. SS 'Jessie Darling', ketch 'Arab', schooner 'MacIntyre'.
Port Victoria March 1913
Port Victoria March 1913. Stranded barque 'General de Sonis', barque 'Lucknow'. Part of wrecked ketch 'Albatross' in foreground.
SS 'Governor Musgrave' at Port Victoria 1909
SS 'Governor Musgrave' at Port Victoria 1909.
Shipping, Port Victoria 1920
Shipping, Port Victoria 1920. SS 'Excelsior', barque 'Toni' and schooners 'MacIntyre' and 'Rooganah'.
Ketches loading grain at Port Wakefield about 1912
Ketches loading grain at Port Wakefield about 1912.
Port Vincent 1937
Port Vincent 1937.
Port Victoria 1934
Port Victoria 1934. 'Priwall', 'Viking', 'Pamir', 'Padua', 'Archibald Russell'.
Shipping, Port Victoria 1934
Shipping, Port Victoria 1934. Left Panel. 4 masted barques 'Priwall', 'Pamir', 'Viking'. Right Panel. Ketches at jetty. Barque 'Penang', 4 masted barques 'Pommern', 'Archibald Russell'.
Port Victoria 1905
Port Victoria 1905. SS 'Governor Musgrave', ship 'Cockermouth', barque 'Cleomene', and coasters 'Defender', 'Mary Webster', 'Ariel', 'Monarch'.
Grain ships at Port Victoria 1934
Grain ships at Port Victoria 1934.
Shipping, Port Victoria 1933
Shipping, Port Victoria 1933. 'Pommern', 'Viking', 'Olivebank', 'Mozart'.
Shipping, Port Victoria 1933
Shipping. Port Victoria 1933. 'Killoran', 'Pommern', 'Olivebank'.
Shipping at Port Victoria 1908
Shipping at Port Victoria 1908. Ships 'Lindisfarne' and 'Thessalus'.
Port Rickaby jetty, about 1925
Port Rickaby jetty, about 1925.
Port Victoria 1924
Port Victoria 1924. SS 'Broadway' (alongside), SS 'Nalpa'.
Shipping at Port Chalmers 1880
Shipping at Port Chalmers 1880.
Port Lyttelton Graving Dock
Port Lyttelton Graving Dock looking seaward, 1882.
Port Lyttelton
Port Lyttelton March 1882. For details of ships see print PRG 1373/42/42
Mary Ellis shipwreck
Ruins of the 'Mary Ellis' ketch shipwrecked on Wreck Beach in Lincoln National Park, near Port Lincoln, ca.1911. The ship was wrecked while on a voyage between Port Adelaide and Venus Bay when caught in a gale on 5 April 1907.
Adam Lindsay Gordon’s residence and memorial
Two black and white photographs showing three men from the Mount Gambier Holden dealership at Adam Lindsay Gordon's residence and at Gordon's memorial.
Yachting on the Port River
Port Adelaide Sailing Club yacht on the Port River.
Yachting on the Port River
Port Adelaide Sailing Club yacht Pixie on the Port River.
Yachting on the Port River
Port Adelaide Sailing Club yacht Doris on the Port River.
![Plan of Overland Telegraph from Port Darwin to Port Augusta [cartographic material] /
compiled and drawn in the Office of the Post Master General and Superintendent of Telegraphs by Alexander Ringwood ; Frazer S. Crawford, Photolithographer](https://slsa-collections.s3.amazonaws.com/10/da/86d2-864c-5fb3-8153-205ef61fcf43.jpg)
Plan of Overland Telegraph from Port Darwin to Port Augusta [cartographic material] / compiled and drawn in the Office of the Post Master General and Superintendent of Telegraphs by Alexander Ringwood ; Frazer S. Crawford, Photolithographer
Map of northern South Australia and Northern Territory showing the Overland Telegraph Line from Port Augusta, South Australia, to Palmerston in the north. Shows boundaries of counties and hundreds, telegraph line, natural features and notes and routes made by the Surveyor General, telegraph construction parties, etc. Relief shown by hachures. Details of the northern section from Palmerston to Katherine Station include coast, rivers and creeks, ranges, tablelands. Part 2 covers the area from the Roper River to Ashburton Range, Powell's Creek Station and Mt. Willieray just north of Tennant Creek and includes some notes on natural features.
Picnic outing near Port Augusta
GENERAL: A group of picnickers photographed sitting near their Birdseye bus service charabanc in countryside near Port Augusta, South Australia.
Adelaide Refinery supporting the R.S.P.C.A
Joanna Revell from Mobil and Janet Glenister from the R.S.P.C.A. beside a cage with a baby seal.
'City of Adelaide' lifeboat
The Beachport lifeboat 'City of Adelaide' wrecked at Port Lincoln.
The 'Natal Queen' docked in an unidentified port
The wooden barque 'Natal Queen', 230 tons, docked in Hobart. Salamanca Place is in view on the docks and the Lena Hotel is shown in the background to the left.
Port Pirie ladies' rowing crew
Port Pirie ladies' crew which won the Advocate Cup raced over a half mile at Murray Bridge on 29 January 1921. The same crew broke an oar in the race for the River Chamionship. Standing L-R: Eva Bulling and Olga Graske. Sitting L-R: M. Guerin, Adelaide Noal and Roma Legg (Stroke).