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John Benjamin Graham
[General description] Head and shoulders portrait of John Benjamin Graham, in an oval frame inscribed with the words 'Yours very truly'. He was a pioneering Adelaide businessman and prominent investor in the Burra mines. He built Prospect House, known locally as Graham's Castle.
James Gray
[General description] Upper body portrait of James Grey in three quarter view. He has a neatly trimmed beard and moustache and wears a dark suit jacket, collar and tie. [On back of photograph] 'James Gray / Secretary of State Childrens' Department'.
Harold Greaves
[General description] Upper body portrait of Harold Greaves, director of Botanic Gardens. [On back of photograph] 'Harold Greaves / Director of Botanic Gardens / 1938 / Biographical notes supplied by W. H. Greaves; Born: North Adelaide, July 16th, 1882. Educated: Public School, North Adelaide. Joined staff of Botanic gardens as student under Dr. M. Holtze at the age of twelve years. Appointed Assistant-Foreman, July 1, 1920 and Foreman, 1921 / Appointed Director in 1932 / Presented by W.H. Greaves'.
Lady Eliza Lucy Grey
[General description] Photograph of a portrait of Lady Eliza Lucy Grey by William Gush. [On back of photograph] 'Lady Eliza Lucy Grey / wife of Sir George Grey, Governor of South Australia / Daughter of Sir Richard Spencer, R.N. / (Government Resident at Albany, W.A.) / Died in 1898 / See newspaper cuttings, v.2, p. 24 / Reproduction of a print inthe Old Colonists' Museum, Auckland / Presented by Mr. C. J. O'Keefe, 1934'.
Sir George Grey
[General description] This is a full-length portrait of Sir George Grey, third Governor of South Australia from 15th May, 1841- 25th October,1845. He is standing with his left elbow resting on the back of a chair and is holding his top hat.
Sir George Grey
[General description] Head and shoulders portrait of Sir George Grey in three quarter view. He has short grey hair, neat sideburns and a moustache. He was a soldier and explorer who was Governor of South Australia from 1841-45, then served two terms (not concurrently) as Governor of New Zealand, later serving as Governor at Cape Colony. He was knighted KCB in 1848.
Captain John Grundy
This is an upper body portrait of Riverboat Captain John Grundy who plied the Murray-Darling waters from age twelve until retirement at seventy. He was a long-time captain of the Tarella. [On back of photograph] 'Captain John Grundy of the River Murray / Son of Captain George Grundy / Presented by W.H. Godson'.
Robert Grundy
[General description] Upper body portrait of Captain Robert 'Bob' Grundy, one of three sons of George Grundy, pioneering riverboat captain. He died suddenly aged 84 on May 19,1919 aboard the Tolarno, the steamer with which he was associated for a long time. [On back of photograph] 'Captain Robert Grundy of the River Murray / April 1st, 1882 / Son of Captain George Grundy / Presented by W.H. Godson'.
Edward Castres Gwynne
Portrait of Edward Castres Gwynne.
William Hague
[General description] Head and shoulders portrait of William Hague taken slightly from above in seven eighths view. Liberal Member for the House of Assembly 1912-1924 he had a reputation of being an honest and painstaking politician. [On back of photograph] 'Hon. William Hague'.
Mathew Blagden Hale
[General description] Head and shoulders portrait of Mathew Blagden Hale, Anglican Bishop, in three quarter view. He wears a dark jacket and shirtfront and clerical collar. He has grey hair and beard worn in the chin strap style and wears metal framed spectacles. He was a social and educational pioneer, noted for his work with Aboriginal people.
George Hall
George Hall M.L.C acted as Harbour Master to Thomas Lipson from 1840-1841. He started a business salt-curing beef. Worked on a cattle property near Angaston, then set up a shipping business in Port Adelaide. He was a committee member of SA Railway Company, Chamber of Commerce, Burra Burra Mine. He was a founder of SA Gas Company. He was elected to the Legislative Council and owned the property of Woodside House. The photograph is copied from glass portrait donated by Miss Alice E Hall of Frome House, North Terrace.
Matilda Whyte Hamley
Portrait of Matilda Whyte Hamley, nee Wilson, standing and resting her hands on the back of an ornate chair. She is wearing a long dark coloured gown. She is the wife of Major-General Francis Gilbert Hamley who administered the South Australian government from 1868 to 1869.
Francis Gilbert Hamley
[General description] Head and shoulders portrait of Francis Gilbert Hamley, soldier and Governor of South Australia from February 1868 to February 1869. He is facing right and wearing a double breasted coat. He has grey hair, beard and moustache.
Francis Gilbert Hamley
Head and upper body portrait of Lieutenant Colonel Francis Gilbert Hamley, in three quarter view. Holding a riding whip, he is resting his elbow on a pedestal on which his top hat is placed. He was the eighth Governor of South Australia from February 1868 - February 1869.
Francis Gilbert Hamley
[General description] Head and shoulders portrait of Lieutenant Colonel Francis Gilbert Hamley, Officer Commanding 50th Regiment of Foot. He wears his grey hair short and full beard trimmed. His jacket is fastened with braid 'frogs'. He was Administrator of the Government of the Colony and Chief of the Executive after the death of Governor Daly in February 1868 for a year until the arrival of the next governor, Sir James Fergusson.
Francis Gilbert Hamley
[General description] Full length studio portrait of Lieutenant Colonel Francis Gilbert Hamley, Officer Commanding 50th Regiment of Foot. He has thick grey hair and a trimmed full beard and is standing, leaning on a pedestal. He is wearing the same frogged jacket as in B 5843.
John Chipp Hamp
[General description] Portrait of John Chipp Hamp, pioneer pastoralist of Nilkerloo Station at Elliston, near Port Lincoln. He is seated at a table, posing with an open book. He wears a baggy jacket, buttoned at the neck and striped trousers. He has a short trimmed beard. His grandfather, also of the same name, was killed by blacks near Elliston in 1849.
Mrs John Chipp Hamp
[General description] Upper body portrait of Mrs John Chipp Hamp nee Ellen Donnelly (1834-1921) of Nilkaloo Station. She is standing, resting her elbow on a chair. The front of her hair is arranged in ringlets and her jacket and skirt are of a shiny fabric. She married John Chipp Hamp in 1858.
John Hance
[General description] Portrait of John Hance, seated, holding a book. He is wearing a dark three piece suit and has a chin-strap beard. He was the official Assignee of the South Australia Insolvent Court in the mid 1800s.
Sir Richard Davies Hanson
[General description] Head and shoulders portrait of Sir Richard Davies Hanson, in three quarter view in an oval frame. He wears a beard with side-whiskers but without moustache. He was Premier of South Australia from 30-9-1857 until 9-5-1860, then appointed Chief Justice in 1861. [On back of photograph] 'Sir Richard Davies Hanson / donor: S.H. Skipper, 40 Pirie Street, Adelaide'.
Sir Richard Davies Hanson
[General description] Portrait of Sir Richard Davies Hanson, with the chin curtain beard popular at the time. He is seated and wearing his wig and gown. He was 4th Premier of South Australia from 30 September 1857 to 9th May 1860 and Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of South Australia from 20 November 1861 to 4 March 1876. He was knighted by Queen Victoria at Windsor Castle in July 1869. He served a short term as acting Governor from November 1872 to April 1873.
Sir Richard Davies Hanson
[General description] Head and shoulders portrait of Sir Richard Davies Hanson, in three quarter view. He wears a chinstrap beard and metal framed spectacles. He was Advocate General to the colony of South Australia in in 1851, later Attorney General, then Premier in 1857. Upon leaving parliament in 1861 he became Chief Justice of the Supreme Court. He was knighted in 1869 by Queen Victoria whilst visiting England.
Sir Richard Davies Hanson
[General description] Upper body portrait of Sir Richard Davies Hanson, seated, wearing his wig and gown and holding a sheaf of papers. He was the fourth Premier of South Australia, later a Supreme Court Judge, and knighted by Queen Victoria in 1869.
Mrs E. Harcus
[General description] This is a head and shoulders portrait of Eliza Harcus, in three quarter view. She is wearing a white lace front and cap and matching lace detail on her dress. Born Eliza Oliver, she married William Harcus, Congregational Minister, in Newport, England, in 1848. They emmigrated to Australia and arrived in Adelaide in the early 1860s. Widowed for many years she died in March 1902. [On back of photograph] 'Mrs E. Harcus / 1901 / Mrs. Harcus, and later her daughter, Mrs. Kelsey, was principal of a fashionable ladies' school in Adelaide'.
John Reginald Harmer
Head and shoulders portrait of John Reginald Harmer in seven eigths view, wearing clerical dress with collar. He was Bishop of Adelaide from 1895-1905, until he was offered the Bishopric of Rochester in 1905, which he accepted. [On front of photograph] 'The Right Rev. J.R. Harmer, D.D., Bishop of Rochester' (Another hand) 'With all good wishes, (signature illegible)'.
William Gilbert Harris
Ambrotype portrait of William Gilbert Harris, explorer, wearing a three-piece suit, a collar with open points covering the jaw, and a large bow-tie. He is seated in an ornately carved wooden chair, with a cane in one hand and the other arm resting on a table next to a hat. In embossed leather case with a gilt metal frame.
Captain John Hart
[General description] Upper body portrait of Captain John Hart in three quarter view, showing him in his late fifties. He sports an abundant grey beard, neatly trimmed. He was a seaman and merchant who also tried his hand at whaling, flour milling, mining and grazing. He became Premier of South Australia for three short periods between 1865-71.
William Humphrey Harvey
[General description] Head and upper body portrait of Mr. Harvey. He is wearing a three piece suit with a wing collar and tie and a watchchain. He was a Labor member of the South Australian Legislative Council from 1915 to 1935, serving as Minister for Education, Mines and Agriculture from 1918 to 1920. [On back of photograph] 'William Humphrey Harvey'.
George Charles Hawker
[General description] Head and shoulders portrait of George Charles Hawker, M.P, politician and grazier, in three quarter view. He has a grey trimmed beard and moustache and wears a double breasted jacket. He founded the sheep station Bungaree, near Clare in the mid-north.