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John O'Reily, Roman Catholic archbishop of Adelaide
John O'Reily, 1846-1915, Roman Catholic archbishop of Adelaide appointed in 1895; he changed his name from O'Reilly to O'Reily in 1888.
Two small children
Two small children identified as Clarissa S. French and Glen.
Hazel Alice Robertson
Waitress Hazel Alice Robertson of Stanley Street, Kilkenny, was one of six people who died of burns from a fire at the Collings and Green Fish Cafe at 192 King William Street, Adelaide on 23 March 1920.
Miss Grace Bartholomaeus
Miss Grace Bartholomaeus, aged fourteen years and nine months: a studio view of her leaning on a small table carrying a posy of daisies.
Studio view of W.G. Heywood Smith in army uniform
Studio view of W.G. Heywood Smith in army uniform.
The Hon. Sir George H. Reid
The Hon. Sir George H. Reid, the first High Commissioner to London.
Thomas Price, Premier of South Australia 1905-1909, and Thomas Bent
Thomas Price, Premier of South Australia 1905-1909, and Thomas Bent, Premier of Victoria (sitting).
Two Members of the Legislative Council having a chat
Two Members of the Legislative Council having a chat: J. Lewis (back to the camera) and A. von Doussa; location unknown.
Andrew Fisher, Prime Minister of Australia 1908-1915
Andrew Fisher, 1862-1928, Prime Minister of Australia 1908-1915 and High Commissioner, 1915-1921.
Colonel William Light as a young man
Colonel William Light as a young man, described as the 'founder of Adelaide'; a reproduction of a head and shoulder sketch.
A Chinese man identified as Aleck King of Caltowie
A Chinese man identified as Aleck King of Caltowie who had lived in South Australia for sixty-one years, had been naturalised for forty years, and was returning to China for a visit.
Partial view of a man smoking a pipe
Partial view of a man smoking a pipe identified as Captain Arnold of the River Murray.
Edward Allan Farquhar
Edward Allan Farquhar. Born Le Fevre's Peninsular 4 November 1871 and educated at Mr. S. MacPherson's School, Exeter, and Prince Alfred College. Married Mabel Cranwell in 1896. Began his career working for Crooks and Brooker in 1885. President of the Marine Board until the establishment of the Harbors Board in 1914, when he was appointed Commissioner of the Harbors Board becoming Chairman on the resignation of his predecessor, Arthur Searcy, in 1924. Served as a Councillor, Alderman and Chair of Finance on the Port Adelaide City Council. He died on 3 April 1935.
John Bagot Labatt
John Bagot Labatt, associated with the Harbors development in South Australia, seated at his desk.
Studio view of an unidentified young man seated on a chair
Studio view of an unidentified young man seated on a chair.
Hazel Alice Robertson
Waitress Hazel Alice Robertson of Stanley Street, Kilkenny, was one of six people who died of burns from a fire at the Collings and Green Fish Cafe at 192 King William Street, Adelaide on 23 March 1920. Two views.
Studio view of Eustace A.L. Lindsay
Studio view of Eustace A.L. Lindsay, aged thirty.
Studio view of Mrs. Alfreda Kluge
Studio view of Mrs. Alfreda Kluge, resident of Swansea, South Australia.
A new open tourer car
A new open tourer car. Arthur Searcy's car in this photo was a Nagant Hobson, which he bought in 1912, and posed here in the Adelaide Park Lands. Harvey Finlayson was the agent in Wyatt Street Adelaide. This is the 14-19hp model, but they produced much larger. Information found in 'Early Motoring Portraits in South Australia'.
George H.G. Searcy
George H.G. Searcy.
Mrs. George Searcy
Mrs. George Searcy.
Studio view of Captain Fred Saunders
Studio view of Captain Fred Saunders; he wears army uniform with riding breeches and boots, a cravat instead of a tie, and carries a light stick.
Head and shoulders of a master mariner identified as F.W. Vasey
Head and shoulders of a master mariner identified as F.W. Vasey.
Edith Cocks, described as a nurse
Edith Cocks, described as a nurse who did good work' during World War I.
Studio view of Miss Flo Jeffery from Victor Harbor
Studio view of Miss Flo Jeffery from Victor Harbor.
Studio views of a woman dressed in Sri Lanken costume and a man wearing tradional head combs
Studio views of a woman dressed in Sri Lanken costume and a man wearing tradional head combs.
Mr. Victor Ryan of the South Australian Tourist Bureau
Mr. Victor Ryan of the South Australian Tourist Bureau.
J.B. McNeill, the general traffic manager of the South Australian Railways
J.B. McNeill, the general traffic manager of the South Australian Railways.
Studio view of a woman standing by a chair, identified as Mrs. Madeley of Port MacDonnell
Studio view of a woman standing by a chair, identified as Mrs. Madeley of Port MacDonnell.
Caricature of Arthur Searcy
A caricature incorporating Arthur Searcy's head on to an artistic portrayal of the goddess Circe's body; the sketch is entitled Sèarcy Invidiosa' and concerns Searcy's role as Deputy Commissioner of Taxes and Stamps: reprinted from the Standard, Jan. 28th 1899.