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Labour Members of Parliament
Portraits (composite) of Labour members of Parliament in 1893
Corporal W.B. Currie
View of 'Corporal W.B. Currie killed in action at Nitrals Kop Febr. 3rd 1901. Buried at Ebenezer, South Africa'. Currie is pictured in army uniform, and is seated on his horse. [On back of photograph] 'Trooper, S.A. Bushmen's Corps. (South African War) / Probably 1900'
Northern Territory Survey Expedition
Composite of portraits of officers of First Northern Territory Survey, Expedition, 1864 to 1867. J.T. Manton, E. Ward, F.E. Goldsmith, B.T. Finniss, W. Pearson, S. King Sen., J. Davis. B.T. Finniss was appointed first Government Resident in the Northern Territory and tasked with establishing the capital city at a site suitable for a town and a port with good accessibility to the hinterland. At this stage Finniss was 57 with only 10 years experience in the army and only 4 years as a surveyor. Surveyor John Manton was second in command of a complement of 40 men. Upon arrival they proclaimed a colony around a barrel of beer in a tent
Adelaide Democratic Club
Composite of photographs of past members and officers of the Adelaide Democratic Club Inc. To see individual portraits do a number search on B 12166/1 to B 12166/36 inclusive.
Cycling Club Members
Portraits of North Adelaide Cycling Club Members.
Toolangie Rifle Club
Group portrait of Toolangie Rifle Club. C. J. Dennis is supposed to be one of the members.
Adelaide Young Men's Society
Members of the Adelaide Young Men's Society. Numbers read from left to right. 1. M. F. Dawkins; 2. A. Heath; 3. H. Roach; 4. W. S. Thomson; 5. H. Roach; 6. T. McKenzie; 7. W. E. Cooke; 8. D. McLeish; 9. J. C. Craigie; 10. M. H. Mead; 11. F. Flint; 12. J. Noack; 13. R. Sexton; 14. F. K. Baker; 15. F. Day; 16. W. Green; 17. A. Verco; 18. P. Newland; 19. B Tate; 20. W. Cornock; 21. H. H. Dawson; 22. M. Schroeder; 23. P. Messent; 24. C. K. Baker; 25. J. J. Morrison; 26. H. D. Braidwood; 27. G. McDonald; 28. H. A. R. DuRieu; 29. C. Sparks; 30. A. G. McLean; 31. H. H. Tapscott; 32. W. H. Logue; 33. G. Stephens; 34. J. B. Messent; 35. H. McMillan; 36. J. S. Dane; 37. J. Williams; 38. E. Leaver; 39. F. Gurr; 40. R. Drummond; 41. W. G. F. Leask; 42. F. G. Stanton; 43. E. A. Symonds; 44. s. J. Whitmore; 45. R. C. Cornish; 46. J. S. Duff; 47. G. Searey; 48. S. Good; 49. A. Sladden; 50. C. Proud; 51. J. Limbert; 52. J. T. Hackett, B.A.; 53. W. C. Harris; 54. H. Dean; 55. C. J. Genders; 56. D. Kirkman; 57. H. Maskell; 58. W. T. Shapter; 59. F. E. James; 60. H. Darwin; 61. J. F. Schramm; 62. E. H. Limbert; 63. S. H. Goode; 64. W. B. Carr; 65. F. P. Townsend; 66. J. A. Dowie; 67. F. B. Dalton; 68. W. T. McLean; 69. D. Williams; 70. W. I. Dawkins; 71. G. Collis; 72. F. A. Braddock; 73. J. Sadler; 74. H. Higgins; 75. G. A. McLean; 76. J. Scott; 77. H. H. Everett; 78. W. G. Cooper; 79. W. C. Cavill; 80. G. Williams; 81. A. Creese; 82. E. E. Nesbit; 83. T. H. Dancker; 84. P. S. Hocking; 85. J. C. P. B. Seaver; 86. T. M. McKinlay; 87. W. E. Dalton; 88. A. Mackie; 89. J. G. Jenkins; centre portrait - Rev. W. R. Fletcher, M.A., President; 90. W. D. Pouder; 91. J. Bennett; 92. H. B. Taylor; 93. A. O. Chambers; 94. F. C. Coombs; 95. J. D. Whittam; 96. W. Jeffery; 97. A Badger; 98. W. L. Glyde; 99. H. H. Crosby; 100. C. A. Gare; 101. T. Miller; 102. W. C. Crawley; 103. J. Bevan; 104. W. K. Baker; 105. E. G. Bowley; 106. W. B. Skinner; 107. T. H. Smeaton; 108. Harry Dean; 109. E. D. Davies; 110. R. Kingsborough; 111. A. C. Dancker; 112. F. W. Dancker; 113. C. G. Gurr; 114. C. H. Franklin; 115. J. W. Cowell; 116. C. A. McLean; 117. J. Annear; 118. F. D. Laffer; 119. G. J. Cresswell; 120. A. Smith; 121. E. Lassau; 122. T. H. Rennick, M.A.; 123. J. Anderson; 124. H. Savage; 125. S. J. McCallum; 126. R. J. Lavis; 127. A Walmesley; 128. F. P. Sinnett; 129. W. J. Evans; 130. G. F. Cleland; 131. G. A. Brinsley; 132. E. F. Cooke; 134. W. Beard; 135. T. H. Marshall; 136. F. C Smith; 137. C. T. Good; 138. W. McLean; 139. E. A. Scarfe; 140. B. Robertson; 141. N. Bell; 142. J. Shakespeare; 143. J. Snelling; 144. J. H. Manuel; 145. W. Coward; 146. G. T. Pank; 147. C. Cawthorne; 148. ? Coles; 149. W. Cumming; 150. W. H. Charlton; 151. H. A. Nesbit; 152. W. A. Jones; 153. K. Evans; 154. H. W. Waterhouse; 155. C. Turner; 156. E. W. Oldham; 157. A. H. Clarke; 158. W. T. Dobson; 159. G. F. Smith; 160. J. Cooke; 161. W. D. Bottomley; 162. T. W. Babbage; 163. A. L. Calder; 164. A. Leitch; 165. J. Olifent; 166. J. Sibbald; 167. A. Krichauff; 168. R. G. Mallinson; 169. A. J. Roberts; 170. C. H. Braddock; 171. R. Stokoe; 172. F. Fox; 173. D. J. Keckwick; 174. A. Dawkins; 175. A. Richardson; 176. H. Hocking; 177. G. H. Castle; 178. D. S. Jenkins; 179. James Annear; 180. F. Snowball; 181. V. Y. Richardson; 182. C. W Dean.
Adelaide Young Men's Society Female Associates
Female Associates of the Adelaide Young Men's Society. Numbers read from left to right. 1. Miss Morgan; 2. Miss Sherring; 3. Miss Ellis; 4. Miss Kirby; 5. Miss Gully; 6. Mrs. H. Savage; 7. Mrs. Sibbald; 8. Miss Molton; 9. Miss Bradley; 10. Miss Koehncke; 11. Miss Koehncke; 13. Miss Stephens; 14. Miss Coombs; 15. Miss Dawkins; 16. Miss White; 17. Miss B Wilcox; 18. Miss Wilcox; 19. Miss Tilney; 20. Miss L. Arnold; 21. Miss Cleland; 22. Miss L. Anstey; 23. Miss Anstey; 24. Miss Cawthorne; 25. Miss Molton; 26. Miss Rothwell; 27. Mrs J. W. Cowell; 28. Miss L. Cooper; 29. Miss Leane [Caroline Agnes Leane, pen name Agnes Neale]; centre portrait - Rev. W. R. Fletcher, M.A., President; 30. Miss Dalton; 31. Miss E. Sellar; 32. Miss J. Mayne; 33. Miss K. Mayne; 34. Miss Brasted; 35. Miss E. M. Weller; 36. Miss D. Weller; 37. Miss J. Rogers; 38. Miss Rogers; 39. Mrs S. J. McCallum; 40. Miss J. Saxby; 41. Mrs E. G. Bowley; 42. Miss McLean; 43. Miss L. McLean; 44. Mrs Isernhagen; 45. Miss Whitlock; 46. Miss A. Whitlock; 47. Miss Taylor; 48. Miss Potter; 49. Miss Hocking; 50. Miss L. Armstrong; 51. Miss Armstrong; 52. Miss Beeby; 53. Miss Tapson; 54. Miss Watts; 55. Miss Knox; 56. Miss Greenshields.
Dame Roma Mitchell
Dame Roma Mitchell on the day of the presentation of her commission as a Judge of the Supreme Court.
Roma Mitchell, QC
Roma Mitchell, Vice President of the Law Society of SA, addresses the full sitting of the Court at the retirement of President of the South Australian Industrial Court, Lancelot Vivian Pellew, on Monday 14 December 1964.
Dame Roma Mitchell, Chairman of the Human Rights Commission
Dame Roma Mitchell, Chairman of the Human Rights Commission.
Dame Roma Mitchell
Dame Roma Mitchell on the day of presentation of commission as a Judge 24 September 1965.
Audit Office Staff
Group portrait of Audit Office Staff.
Audit Office Staff
Group portrait of Audit Office Staff.
Government Staff
Composite of nine group portraits of staff from various SA government departments (Audit, Credit Lands, Lands Office, Treasury) and staff with particular expertise - field surveyors, accountants, secretarys [sic], lithographers and drawing room [staff]. To see individual images do a number search on B 25892/1 - B 25892/9.
Taxi Cabs
GENERAL: Three early Adelaide taxicabs. Left to right - 1912 De Dion Bouton, another De Dion, and a 1913 Renault. Taxis based at Rath's depot in Kermode Street North Adelaide. Further details available in "Early Motoring Portraits" by Terry Parker.
Unidentified Woman
Tintype portrait of an unidentified woman, her hair dressed in a simple style and wearing a dark dress with a high neck and lace at the collar, and a pendant.
Unidentified Woman
Tintype portrait on an unidentified woman wearing a dark dress, gloves and a bonnet tied with thick ribbon at the neck, and a closed parasol on her lap.
Sprinkler Car
Sprinkler Car. Messers Pengelley and Co. secured the contracts from the Tramways Trust to make 50 cars along with three special water sprinkler cars to run over the tramway rails, each carrying a 2000 gallon tank. The first sprinkler car was to be supplied in January 1910. See article 'New cars and water sprinklers' in 'The Register', Tuesday 19 October 1909, page 5, for more details. This photograph may be the 'portrait' of the first new sprinkler car before it begun operating in January 1910, and was assigned the number S-1.
S.A. Cricket Team
First S.A. Cricket Team which visited Western Australia, Easter 1899. According to a researcher, the players are: (back row) F. Hack, V. Hugo, N. Claxton, R. Homburg, A.G. Thomas; (front row) H. Day, J. Travers, W.O. Whitebridge (manager), A.H. Jarvis, A.V.H. Rosman, W. Hewer, Absent: Fred Jarvis.
Bandsmen
GENERAL: A large group of bandsmen from various bands; they stand together, in no particular order, holding musical instruments.
Adelaider Liedertafel
Members of the Adelaider Liedertafel (Adelaide choir). To see the individual portraits from this composite do a number search on B 36689/1 to B 36689/35.
Music Students
Music students and their teacher Montague Finlay. Photograph headed "Associated Boards Musical Examination." and includes students names.
Fireman
Fireman portrait showing S.A.F.B. uniform worn during World War Two.
William Mc Bean
Portrait of William Mc Bean, aged 21, in Boer War uniform.
Corporal Jack Mc Bean
Portrait of Corporal Jack Mc Bean in Boer War uniform.
Parliamentary Rifle Match
Photograph of a large composite photograph in the shape of a plaque, commemorating the Parliamentary Rifle Match held in August 1889. The competition (seven shots at 400 and 500 yards range, Wimbledon scoring) was between representatives from the Legislative Council and the House of Assembly, and was won by the former. In additions to individual portraits of the participants, their individual scores are also recorded. To see the individual images do number searches on B 39101/1 to B 39101/12.
Unidentified Woman
Opalotype portrait of an unidentified woman.
Actors
Daguerreotype of a group of actors associated with the Adelaide stage. According to Jane Messenger in 'A century in focus: South Australian photography, 1840s-1940s', this daguerreotype differs from others of the period due to its informal nature and the way it flaunts contemporary social and pictorial conventions. Portraits of multiple figures were unusual at the time and usually reserved for family groups. This was due to technical complications related to focal distance, plate sizes and exposure times. Messenger suggests that this image is largely experimental in its composition, and is designed to reveal the photographer's sophisticated image creation skills. (p.30)
Portrait
Unidentified child.