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Christ Church, Port Augusta
Christ Church, Port Augusta West.
"Ravendale", Port Lincoln
[On back of photograph] 'Ravendale, Port Lincoln belonging to Andrew J. Murray Esq.' [General description] This house was originally built as the private residence of the resident Magistrate of Port Lincoln and was one of the early large houses in the area. The gabled roof appears to be shingle and there is an interesting wooden trim on the verandah. On the left is the outbuilding which includes stabling. In front of the house is an untidy complex of stockyards built from timber. Three men pose for the photographer in the foreground, one of them holding a horse [duplicate copy at PRG 458/1/1/32c].
Port Lincoln Post office and Institute
Two men talking beside a horse and cart outside the Port Lincoln Post office and Institute.
The Castle, Port Lincoln
The Castle, Port Lincoln.
Ship, M.V. Port Pirie, Port Pirie
M. V. Port Pirie on last voyage to Port Pirie with new wharf under construction in the foreground.
Port Lincoln Dance Band
PORT LINCOLN: Members of Port Lincoln Dance Band. Left to right: Franz Binder on Bass; Ken Anderson (trumpet); Jack Usher (drums); Peter Gardiner on Saxaphone; Ray Shaw (piano). The following information on Ken Anderson was provided by a researcher: Ken Anderson was a career musician. He played with the Australian Army Band for 26 years followed by the Reserve Band, before retiring with his wife Marina at their home in McLaren Vale. Kevin played a range of instruments, wrote music scores for the Central Command Band at Keswick, and lived in Singapore and Malaysia for two years, while playing with the Australian Army Band. He passed away on 9 September 2018.
Port Adelaide footballers
PORT ADELAIDE: "Lemon Time" for the Port Adelaide Football Club, final match, 1910.
Port-Torrens Football Club
PORT ADELAIDE: Port-Torrens Football Club, Premiers Patriotic Premiership, S.A.N.F.L., Season 1942. A researcher has provided the first names of the men : BACK ROW: Charlie Hayter (Secretary); Stuart Glastonbury; Les McLean; Ken Obst; W. Hamilton; Frank Magor THIRD ROW: - Laurence Martin; Ivor Dangerfield; Thomas Kellaway; Bob McLean; Louis Martyn; Rudal "Snow" Searle; Shine Hosking (Coach); Max Drury (Assistant Coach) SECOND ROW: - William Tonkin; William McFarlane; Merv Shaw; Lew Roberts (C); Jack Thiele (VC); Allan "Bull" Reval; Max Nicholls FRONT ROW: - John Skelley; Christopher Johnstone; Max Nicholls; Arthur Franklin; Ronald Hoffman;
Port Pirie Highland Games Ball
PORT PIRIE: City of Port Pirie Pipe Band performing at the Port Pirie Highland Games Ball. Drummers from the left: Marlene Baur; Janet Rogers; Paul Pieroy; Tom Finch. Pipers from left: Bill Boath; Rene Langsford; Malcolm Sard; Pipe Major Own Rogers; Jock Irving; Pipe Sergeant Bill McPheat. Drum Major at the front Bill Tailford.
Ellen Street, Port Pirie
View of Ellen Street in Port Pirie, with a train travelling down the centre of the street, and the Barrier Hotel beyond it.
W. Symons' shop at Port Augusta
Exterior view of shop of W. Symons, general draper and importer, at Port Augusta. The shop was located on Commercial Road.
Globe Hotel at Port Augusta
View of the 'Globe Hotel, opposite Court House, Jervois Street, Port Augusta. George Bull, Proprietor'.
Port Augusta and Flinders Jockey Club
View of three horses racing past a couple of grandstands. The caption reads: 'Port Augusta and Flinders Jockey Club. G.B. Bryant. Hon. Sec. This picture presented by J. Rodda Esq.
H.S. Nell, Port Augusta
View of the premises of 'H.S. Nell, tailor, clothier, and general draper, Commercial Road, Port Augusta'.
G. Rosam, Port Augusta
View of the premises of 'G. Rosam, watch and clock maker, Commercial Road, Port Augusta'.
Premises of Young & Gordon, Port Augusta
Three vignettes of the premises of 'Young & Gordon, merchants and importers, shipping, customs and forwarding agents'. The main illustration is of their main premises; the vignette on the left of their bonded stores, and their Port Augusta West store on the right.
Young & Gordon's store at Port Augusta West
One of three vignettes of the premises of 'Young & Gordon, merchants and importers, shipping, customs and forwarding agents' - this shows their store at Port Augusta West.
Ziesing's butcher shop at Port Augusta
View of the premises of 'C.J. Ziesing, shipping and family butcher, and sausage maker, Commercial Road, Port Augusta'.
Randall's store at Port Augusta
View of the premises of 'R.B. Randall, baker, caterer & confectioner, Commercial Road, Port Augusta. Refreshment Rooms'.
Premises of Robert Hall at Port Augusta
Premises of 'Robert Hall, Commission Agent, Commercial Road, Port Augusta. The Alliance Assurance Company'. The sign above the shop actually reads 'Atlas Assurance Coy.'
Premises of Carrig Chemists at Port Augusta
Premises of 'A.E. Carrig, pharmaceutical and dispensing chemist, Commercial Road, Port Augusta'. A sign on the front barge board reads 'teeth carefully extracted'.
Port Augusta Hospital
View of the Port Augusta Hospital. The caption includes the members of the Hospital's Board of Management: 'W.J. Trembath (Chairman), J. Bealton, D. Drysdale, C. Robertson, J.G. Moseley, W.A. Richardson, C.W. Mudie, T. Hunter, W.G. Pryor, F. Burns (Secretary)'.
Port Lincoln Post office and Institute
Two men talking beside a horse and cart outside the Port Lincoln Post office and Institute.
Presbyterian Church, Port Augusta
Photograph of the interior of a church, identified as the Presbyterian Church, Port Augusta .
Port Augusta Gaol
View of the south wall with a crane owned by 'Ellis Cranes' in the foreground at the new Port Augusta Gaol during construction, 1971.
Pier Hotel, Port Lincoln
The Pier Hotel on Tasman Terrace, licensed by James Owen.
Bishop's store, Port Lincoln
Captain J. Bishop's store in Port Lincoln. Men are standing around the store, and one appears to have a telescope to his eye.
Port Lincoln shore
View of Port Lincoln from the shore. Two boats and a boy with an anchor are in the foreground. The Grand Hotel, which would later become the Tasman Hotel, is in the background.
Boston House, Port Lincoln
Boston House, Port Lincoln.
St Thomas' Church at Port Lincoln
View of the St Thomas' Church of England at Port Lincoln. There is a residence beside the church.