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The 'Indarra' on the Port River, South Australia
The cruise ship 'Indarra' on the Port River, at Port Adelaide, South Australia.
McLaren Wharf, Port Adelaide
McLaren Wharf, Port Adelaide, looking upstream from the Wharf Hotel.
McLaren Wharf, Port Adelaide
McLaren Wharf, bridge, and a portion of the South Australian Company's Basin at Port Adelaide, South Australia.
South Australian Company's Wharf, Port Adelaide, South Australia
Sailing ship 'Pride of the West' berthed at the South Australian Company's Wharf, Port Adelaide; on the left is Levi's Wharf with other sailing vessels in the background.
Yachts at Port Adelaide, South Australia
Close view of yachts sailing on the Port River, Port Adelaide, South Australia.
Wharves along the Port River, South Australia
Ships docked at the wharves on the Port River, Port Adelaide, South Australia.
Saiing ships on the Port River, South Australia
Sailing ships including the 'Lochee' at anchor in the Port River, Port Adelaide.
Harbor Master's new office at Port Hughes
Men placing the transportable Harbor Master's Office into position at Port Hughes, South Australia.
A steamship at Port Adelaide
A steamship on the Port River at Port Adelaide, South Australia.
Port Lincoln jetty
Ships berthed at Port Lincoln jetty, South Australia; the vessels are the Paringa, Glenalvon and the Rupara. The Glenalvon arrived at Port Lincoln on 5 October 1911 and spent two months loading 40,781 bags of West Coast wheat for the European market.
Shipping at Port Adelaide
Steamships berthed in the Port River at Port Adelaide including the S.S. 'Baron Inchcape' and the steam bucket dredge 'Adelaide' on the right.
The S.S.'Pareora' at Port Pirie
Cargo being loaded on to the S.S.'Pareora' at Port Pirie wharf, South Australia.
Shipping at Port Adelaide
Ships berthed at the Ocean Steamer wharf, Port Adelaide, South Australia.
The yachting season at Port Adelaide
Small yachts sailing on the Port River at Port Adelaide, South Australia.
Rowing contest on the Port River.
Distant view of rowing crews from Adelaide and the Australian Capital Territory during a contest on the Port River, Port Adelaide, South Australia.
Rowing accident on the Port River
The rowing boat 'Torrens' breaking in two during a rowing competition on the Port River, near Port Adelaide, South Australia.
Rowing at Port Adelaide
A crew of eight and their cox rowing near small craft and shipping on the Port River, Port Adelaide, South Australia.
Cargo ships at Port Pirie
Close view of two cargo ships, the 'Beckenham' and the 'Myra Fell' waiting for the loading of silver lead ingots at Port Pirie wharf.
Rowing race on the Port River
Distant view of crowds watching a rowing race on the Port River, Port Adelaide, South Australia.
Shooting contest at Port Adelaide
Competitors and observers during a shooting competition held at the rifle range at Port Adelaide, South Australia.
Rowing on the Port River
Teams rowing on the Port River at Port Adelaide, South Australia.
Yachting on the Port River
Seven small yachts sailing on the Port River, Port Adelaide, South Australia.
Smelters at Port Pirie
Distant view of the Broken Hill Associated Smelters at Port Pirie, South Australia. A second version (coloured postcard) is also held.
Boston Bay at Port Lincoln
Fishing boats at anchor in Boston Bay near the old jetty at Port Lincoln, South Australia.
Part of McLaren wharf, Port Adelaide
The southern corner of McLaren wharf on the Port River, Port Adelaide, South Australia.
Rowing on the Port River
Three rowing teams on the Port River at Port Adelaide, South Australia.
Yachting at Port Adelaide
A flotilla of yachts sailing on the Port River at Port Adelaide, South Australia.
Port Pirie, South Australia
Distant view of Port Pirie looking south along Ellen Street, with the harbour on the left (duplicate of PRG 280/1/29/246).
Shipping at Port Pirie
The S.S. 'Winfield' and other vessels at the Port Pirie wharves, South Australia.
Shipping at Port Pirie
The S.S. 'Winfield' and other vessels at the Port Pirie wharves, South Australia.