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Millicent township
[General description] Millicent township showing the Institute on the right hand side of the street. In front of the building is a poster advertising a concert with soprano Lena Conly. Further along the street the two storey building is the Grand Hotel.
Mount Gambier township
[General description] Commercial Street East, Mount Gambier township on a quiet day. Jen's Hotel, seen on the right is displaying a poster advertising a concert with Lena Conly.
Premises of E. Kuhl, Blacksmith, Mt.Gambier
Edward Peter Kuhl's Blacksmith shop, Commercial Street West, Mount Gambier. Edward Kuhl operated his blacksmith business in Mount Gambier between 1900 and 1942. The poster on the side of the shop advertises the movie 'The Great Moment' released 1921.
Penola Institute
[General description] Penola Mechanics Institute and Public Library, built in 1869. It is still in use today (2018) as a visitor centre. It is a single storey stone building with arched doors and windows across its facade. A poster out front advertises a concert by Lena Conly. The Lutheran Church is on the right.
Royal Mail Coach Trips
Poster, with photographic inset advertising Royal Mail Coach (Kingston to Robe).
Labor Party members
Composite poster of the 'South Australia State Parliamentary Labor Party, 1905' featuring the Labor Members of Parliament with name and electorate. This was printed a s supplement to 'The Herald', Saturday, September 16, 1905.
Rundle Street, Adelaide
Rundle Street, Adelaide, north side, corner of Pulteney Street, showing the premises of R. Cottrell & Son's. The notice of removal on Cottrell's side wall fixes the date as the early 1870s. Cottrell purchased the lease of the Imperial Hotel corner in King William Street in September 1870 (Register, September 23rd, 1870, 4c). The 1873 directory shows him as still in Rundle Street, but Mr. Sanders says that Cottrell moved to King William Street soon after the purchase of the lease. The poster on the right with its date, 'Monday, December 30th', suggests late 1872 or early 1873, which would tally with the directories. See B 2468 for the building soon to be constructed on this site. For continuation to the right, see B 2498.
Rundle Street
[General description] Shops along Rundle Street, east of Pulteney Street. The shops include the Victoria Dye Works and Cleaners sharing with G.D. Roberts Hairdressers. A poster outside the hairdressers advertises a theatre production of "The Merry Widow." Next door at number 174 stands E. Warhurst's Musical Instruments. Mrs. A. Popp, later A. Renof, Fruiterer has a large display of fruit in her York Fruit Palace. A.E. Jory Watchmakers is situated at number 178 Rundle Street. [On back of photograph] Acre 38. Rundle Street, north side. 1909-10. Probably 1909. See B 7787/16. Left side of Victoria Dye Works is 35 yards east of Pulteney street. The dyeworks and No. 174 were demolished between 1928 and 1932 and were replaced by the eastern portion of Craven's Building (next door to the Savings Bank) Compare with B 6200.
Rundle Street
Rundle Street corner of Pulteney Street. The shop was built on the south east corner of Acre 38. J Heath Everett was a grocer and tea dealer and can be seen standing in the doorway of his store surrounded by sacks of goods. A poster on the window states "It's a grocery warehouse'. This is the shop at the extreme right of the view shown in B 2498.
Rundle Street corner of Charles Street
John Martins on the West corner of Rundle and Charles Streets, Charles Street frontage is 64.5 yards and Rundle Street frontage is 42 yards. See also B2640 and B5352. The building is festooned with flags and posters for the Magic Cave appear in the windows. The street is busy with shoppers and carriages.
Rundle Street near Charles Street
Rundle Street near Charles Street. Charles Street frontage is 69 1/2 yards. Rundle Street frontage is 42 yards. The three storey building on these premises is John Martin and Company Limited. Posters in the first floor windows advertise the Magic Cave. The street outside is busy with shoppers and carriages.
Hindley Street, near Gresham Street
Hindley Street, north side, 27 November 1902. J Miller Anderson and Company has two shop front windows in the building which also houses dentist's rooms. The building is being altered and a sign warns the public to be careful. A statue of a sheep is hanging from a balcony over the entrance to Miller Anderson and Company. Posters on the front of the building are advertising The Theatre Royal production of 'Widow Japan' starring Maggie Moore. Electrical lighting and power is being installed by Todd and Samuel from the Electrical Department Adelaide.
King William Street, Adelaide
King William Street, Adelaide, west side, on April 11th, 1893, showing the premises of Harrold Brothers, Exporters and General Merchants. Advertising posters are displayed in front of the building. The frontage of the building is 15 yards and its left side is 26 yards north of Currie Street.
King William Street, Adelaide
King William Street, Adelaide, east side. The right side of the Clarence Hotel is 46 yards north of Pirie Street and its frontage is 15 yards. The Tivoli Theatre is advertised with decorative lights. Several men are posing in front of the building. The man in the light-coloured suit and hat, is the American Charles J Johnson, known as "The Black Diamond, champion Cakewalk Dancer". He is standing to one side of a poster advertising his appearance. A woman and two children are on the left. Signs for Walkerville Ales are on the hotel windows. For a view of the hotel taken in 1925, see B 2450. The Clarence Hotel started out as the Alma Shades in 1857, then in 1858, was known as the Adelaide Shades. It was re-named as the Clarence Hotel from 1863-1917 and then became the Majestic. It traded under that name until 1981 when it was demolished.
Waymouth Street
[General description] Premises on the southern side of Waymouth Street. Many cars are parked along this part of Waymouth Street. Business' on the southern side include Howard Smith Limited, Ernest Graham at number nineteen, National Insurance Company, Green and Company, Adelaide Chamber of Commerce, Horticultural Society, and the South Australian Gas Company. [On back of photograph] Acres 201 and 202. Waymouth Street, south side, February 9th 1926. For view of premises on the right side of Howard Smith's after alterations effected in 1926 see B 4108. In 1927 the rooms above the archway on the right were removed. (marked in the photo. by the "Sale by Auction" poster) See B 4817. Divisions between Howard Smith's and Montefiore Chambers are 32 and a half yards east of Marlborough Place. Far side of balcony to Montefiore Chambers is 11 yards east of Marlborough Place.
Wakefield Street, Adelaide
[General description] The Central Picture Theatre has been recently upgraded to give it a distinctly Art Deco look. There are movie posters displayed at street level and a beauty salon and chocolate shop on either side of the theatre doors. [On back of photograph] 'Acre 300 / Wakefield Street, north side / April 7th 1939 / Central Picture Theatre / Theatre altered in 1938 / Compare with B 2455 and B 4165 / The right side of the theatre is 19 yards west of Divett Street and the frontage is 21.5 yards'.
Gouger Street
South west corner of Gouger and King William Streets, 1941 showing the old and new book stalls. The new stall was erected in August 1941. The old stall can be seen covered b y news papers headline posters. Two men are standing in front of the old stall. One of the men is wearing a money bag around his shoulder and is possibly the proprietor Mr FD O'Shea.
King William Street, Adelaide
[General description] City industrial premises seen from the opposite side of King William Street. The hoarding in front of the Cooperative Woodyard features posters advertising a film showing at the Wondergraph, (Milton Sills and Doris Kenyon in Burning Daylight), an advertisement for Vat 69 Whisky and various others. The Enterprise Motor Hire Company is next door, then Carberry's Tyres. [On back of photograph] 'Acre 639 / South corner of Gill Street and King William Street / 22 August 1928 / Behind the hoarding on the corner is a woodyard / King William Street frontages: Woodyard: 20 1/2 yards; Enterprise Motor Hire Co.: 13 yards; Carberry's: 14 yards' (Another hand) 'For view of petrol station erected in 1928 on the corner site see B 5127'.
King William Street
King William Street, east side, corner of South Terrace, January 14 1936. Showing additions made in 1935 between the house and the factory (see B6723). This building including cement structure on left was remodelled in 1952. For view see B12928. A young boy is selling newspapers and his poster reads "Daring raid on Bookies".
Display in the Capri Cinema for 'A Woman Suffers'
MORTLOCK LIBRARY: Poster and photograph display in the foyer of the Capri Cinema for the showing of the vintage film "A Woman Suffers" by the Mortlock Library.
Plants and flowers grown by pupils of the Plympton State School
PLYMPTON: Display of plants and flowers grown by pupils of Plympton State School, a poster with 'God Save Our Queen' worked in flowers is in the background.
Friends' Meeting House
The Friends' (Quakers') Meeting House off Pennington Terrace, North Adelaide. It features an anti-Iraq war poster on the Friend's notice board.
Barbara Hanrahan and others
Photograph of Barbara Hanrahan signing a copy of her book 'Where the queens all strayed', published in 1978. Kym Bonython is on her left. The poster behind them was used on the cover of her next book 'The peach groves', published in 1979.
Kapunda Primary School
View taken in the yard at the back of Kapunda Primary School, with the children posing for the photographer. A number of teachers are also included. It appears to be a special occasion - there is a large wreath, a number of boys in uniform (two holding rifles), several of the children are holding posters, and all appear to be wearing their Sunday best.
Pre-polling at Marion
View of the polling place at Marion on 17 March 2006, the day before the state election. Posters for all the candidates for that electorate are lined up outside.
Theatre Royal, Adelaide
The Theatre Royal in Hindley Street, Adelaide. The poster advertises the production of 'La Fille du Tambour Major'. The entrance doors to the pit and gallery, stalls and dress circle areas of the theatre can be seen on the street frontage. Next door on the east are the premises of Tattersalls, A.M. Bickford & Sons and J. Miller Anderson & Co. In right foreground an elaborate gas lamp with a stag design on the glass sides is attached to the balcony of the building opposite the theatre.
Balfour's frog
Image of a marketing poster promoting the Balfour's frog cake.
Susan Marsden & Gillian Rubinstein
Susan Marsden (left) interviewing Gillian Rubinstein, author, in the latter's study at Goolwa, 7 November 2007. Posters of foreign language covers of Rubinstein's Otori books can be seen on the right and rear walls. The interview is located at OH 835.
Penneshaw procession 1918
A group of children and adults in fancy dress behind a car decorated with flowers.There is a policeman in uniform, a furled flag, some children with posters, and at the edge of the photo, a large banner showing portraits, possibly of the King and Queen. The verso of the photograph has the words 'To Clarry / From Maggie / Penneshaw / Procession 1918'.
Radio Adelaide, North Terrace
A young woman looks at the posters on display in the windows of the Radio Adelaide 101.5 FM studio on North Terrace.