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Hattie Shepparde
Hattie Shepparde.
Laurence Bonaventure Shiel
Reverend Laurence Bonaventure Shiel.
Laurence Bonaventure Shiel
Reverend Laurence Bonaventure Shiel.
Reverend F. Fitzgibbon
Reverend F. Fitzgibbon.
Reverend Tappurst
Reverend Tappurst.
Reverend C. Reynolds
Reverend C. Reynolds.
Reverend Smyth
Reverend Smyth.
Reverend P. Dowling
Reverend P. Dowling.
Reverend Van Der Heyden
Reverend Van Der Heyden.
Reverend W. O'Connor
Reverend W. O'Connor.
Reverend A. Hughes
Reverend A. Hughes.
Reverend Laurence Shiel
Reverend Laurence Shiel.
Reverend Patrick Russell
Reverend Patrick Russell.
Reverend Frederick Byrne
Reverend Frederick Byrne.
Reverend Woods
Reverend Woods.
Norman Shierlaw
Norman Shierlaw of the sixth Australia Division; a sketch.
Walter Henry Shiers
Lieutenant Walter Henry Shiers (mechanic) who along with Lieutenant James Bennett accompanied Ross Smith and Keith Smith on the epic flight from London to Australia.
Tom Shipway
Tom Shipway.
Lionel Henry Sholl
Lionel Henry Sholl.
Lionel Henry Sholl
Lionel Henry Sholl.
Dr. William H Sholl
Dr. William H. Sholl.
Augustus Short
Bishop Augustus Short.
Augustus Short
Anglican Bishop Augustus Short, who successfully established the Anglican Church in South Australia.
Augustus Short
Photographic copy of a crayon drawing by Sir George Richmond, of Bishop Augustus Short, DD, first Bishop of Adelaide, 1847-1882. Augustus arrived onboard the Derwent in Adelaide in 1847. He returned to South Australia from Western Australia in 1849. He laid the first stone of St Peter's College in 1849. Governor Robe had allotted a site in Victoria Square as the position of the first Anglican Cathedral but after objections by the City Council the North Adelaide site was purchased. It was consecrated in 1878. Augustus Short was a fine scholar, thoughtful preacher, good businessman and an excellent administrator and pioneer bishop.
Augustus Short
Bishop Augustus Short.
Augustus Short
Bishop Augustus Short.
Alfred Edward Simpson
Alfred Edward Simpson, Architect-in-Chief was born 1868 at Woodville. He attended Prince Alfred College and later, the University of Adelaide. One of his first buildings was the multi-storey Education Block. Later he worked on the Magistrates Court in Victoria Square. He was best known for completing the 1889 Parliament House. He supervised the building of the east wing. He died in 1940.
Mr. Simmons
Mr. Simmons.
Percy Frederick Sinnett
Percy Frederick Sinnett.
Spencer John Skipper
Spencer John Skipper.