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Governor Sir John Hindmarsh
Governor Sir John Hindmarsh: head and shoulders view.
A man in public life
A man in public life, identity not known.
Head and shoulders view of a smiling bearded man
Head and shoulders view of a smiling bearded man described as 'the McKenzie'.
Nurse Agnes Cocks wearing three medals
Nurse Agnes Cocks: a head and shoulders view of her in uniform, wearing three medals.
Sir Charles Todd
Sir Charles Todd, 1826-1910: astronomer, meteorologist, and electrical engineer; Postmaster General and Superintendent of Telegraphs in South Australia from 1870, supervisor of the construction of the Adelaide to Darwin Overland Telegraph Line.
Thomas Price, Premier of South Australia 1905-1909
Thomas Price, Premier of South Australia 1905-1909.
The Hon. Laurence O'Loughlin with his wife and family of four daughters and seven sons
The Hon. Laurence O'Loughlin, Commissioner of Crown Lands and Minister of Mines and Agriculture in the Price Administration, with his wife and family of four daughters and seven sons.
Studio view of Lizzie Kopp of Cape Borda
Studio view of Elizabeth Kopp of Cape Borda.
Head and shoulders view of Mrs S. Wilkie
Head and shoulders view of Mrs S. Wilkie, nee Ginn.
Head and shoulders studio view of a young man
Head and shoulders studio view of a young man, identity not known.
Mr and Mrs Claude Saunders, an informal view taken in a garden
Mr and Mrs Claude Saunders, an informal view taken in a garden. Mrs Saunders once lived near Dry Creek.
Miss B. Perkins
Miss B. Perkins.
Miss Guthrie, wearing nurses uniform
Miss Guthrie, wearing nurses uniform.
Miss O.A. Kemp
Miss O.A. Kemp.
Mrs B. Stow
Mrs B. Stow.
Captain Patrick Weir
Captain Weir, wearing naval dress uniform. Captain Patrick Weir, Port Adelaide Harbormaster. The son of Alexander and Isabella Weir, Patrick was born at Stonehaven, Scotland. He went to Sea at the age of 15 on the Craigendarroch. In 1879 he was mate on the Monalite when he left the vessel at Port Adelaide to become second officer on the Governor Musgrave. On 14 March 1882 he married Helen Christie. He owned the tug Ariel and the steamer Argyll. He later rejoined the Governor Musgrave as Captain. On the outbreak of the Boxer Rebellion he volunteered and was appointed lieutenant on the Protector. In 1915 in command of the Protector he was sent to Cocos Island to see if the German cruiser Emden could be salvaged, after which in the same year he was appointed Port Adelaide harbor master. He retired in June 1925.
Head and shoulders view of a young man
Head and shoulders view of a young man, identity not known.
Mrs Schmidt
Mrs Schmidt, a studio view.
Studio view of the Emperor of Solo, Java
Studio view of the Emperor of Solo, Java.
William Roffe
Line drawing of William Thomas Roffe, a small boy who died on December 6th, 1860 aged five years and six months.
Engraving of a young woman captioned "Countess Blessington"
Engraving of a young woman captioned "Countess Blessington".
Charles Dickens
A line drawing of Charles Dickens which formed the outline of the painting by Madise.
Head and shoulders view of an unidentified man wearing a heavily embroidered dress uniform jacket
Head and shoulders view of an unidentified man wearing a heavily embroidered dress uniform jacket.
Sir William Cleaver Francis Robinson
Sir William Cleaver Francis Robinson, 1834-1897, Governor of South Australia.
Studio view of a woman wearing evening dress
Studio view of a woman wearing evening dress, possibly Mrs. Alice Beaumont.
Studio view of W. Craigie and John Mears wearing their uniform as members of the Customs Service
Studio view of W. Craigie and John Mears wearing their uniform as members of the Customs Service.
Mr Wood
Head and shoulders view of a young man identified as Mr. Wood, son of a Port Adelaide banker.
Head and shoulders view of a young man identified as Alphonse Collins
Head and shoulders view of a young man identified as Alphonse Collins.
Studio view of an unidentified man, head only
Studio view of an unidentified man, head only.
Studio view of a young girl identified as Mia Emerson
Studio view of a young girl identified as Mia Emerson, later Mrs. Hallett.