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A greyhound at an Adelaide dog show
A greyhound photographed at an Adelaide dog show.
Two men standing by a flowing water bore
Max George Meth, chief inspector of bores and previously the bore driller for the SA Government is standing on the left, and A. Russell (owner of the property) is standing on the right of water pouring out of a bore at Wingfield, South Australia. This photograph appeared in the Chronicle on Saturday 19 December 1914.
Men marching in Broken Hill after the white rocks attack
Image illustrates a significant event marking the 1st day of Jan 1915 after the attack at white rocks, north Broken Hill. The attacks were by two Turks who had attacked the New Year's Day picnic trains filled with families. This image shows a column of men carrying rifles marching along a road in Broken Hill, New South Wales. Most are wearing civilian clothing and are possibly new army recruits from a local area.
A lamb born with two heads at Roseworthy, South Australia
A lamb born with two heads at Roseworthy in South Australia photographed lying on a small table.
A group of trainee teachers outside the Observation School, Adelaide
A group of young women thought to be trainee teachers photographed outside the premises of the Observation School in Currie Street, Adelaide; six men and an older woman sit in the front row, names not known.
Picnic group at Long Gully in the Mount Lofty Ranges
Employees of Brighton Cement Works out with their families on a picnic at Long Gully in the Mount Lofty Ranges, South Australia, April 7th 1917.
Steamship 'Yankalilla' aground at Wallaroo jetty
The steamship 'Yankalilla' aground in shallow water at Wallaroo jetty, South Australia.
Children from Port Elliot school, South Australia
A group of children from Port Elliot school photographed with two teachers, the woman in back row, left is Miss Mary Olive "Polly" Golding. The man, far right, is Mr S. A. Keen, Head Teacher.
Spectators at an outdoor function in South Australia
Crowds of spectators standing around a show ring in front of parked cars at an outdoor function held in South Australia, possibly an agricultural show.
Visitors arriving at Mount Remarkable in South Australia
Men and women arriving by horse drawn vehicles to the centre of a township near Mount Remarkable, possibly Melrose; purpose unknown.
Part of the Barossa reservoir
Part of the Barossa reservoir looking east.
Part of the Barossa reservoir
Part of the Barossa reservoir, a view framed by trees.
Men dressed up as comic characters at Murat Bay, South Australia
Men described by Searcy as 'the Cape Thevenard Mudlarks' dressed up as comic characters and riding on a horse drawn wagon at Murat Bay, South Australia, possibly for fund raising purposes.
Men and boys enjoying surf at Port Noarlunga Beach
Men and boys enjoying surf at Port Noarlunga Beach, South Australia.
A new Red Cross wagon
A new Red Cross wagon constructed with broad wheels and a sprung mattress for desert work in World War I.
Horsemen at a water hole in Central Australia
Three horsemen at a water hole identified by Searcy as being Wigley Gorge in Central Australia. It is on the Todd River 4.35 kms North of the Alice Springs Telegraph Station.
Children performing a maypole dance in South Australia
Distant view of children performing a maypole dance for a large audience in a South Australian town; exact location not known.
A small yacht at Glenelg, South Australia
A small yacht identified by Searcy as being the 'Wilfrida, the winner of a yachting race at Glenelg; she carries a crew of four men and a large heart shaped motif can be seen on the main sail.
Parked cars and motorcycles at Reynella show
Two lines of motor cars and motorcycles with side-cars in the car park at the Reynella show, South Australia.
Group of teachers for disabled children
A group of ten teachers who work with children who cannot hear or speak at an institution at Brighton, South Australia; names not known.
Champion draught horse
A champion draught horse wearing a winners ribbon photographed with three men, one holding a large silver trophy at a market gardener's show.
Ladies Committee, Blind, Deaf, & Dumb Institution, Brighton
Members of the Ladies'Committee of the Blind, Deaf, & Dumb Institution of South Australia at the time of its jubilee celebrations. Top row L-R; Roffe Searcy (Secretary for fifty years), Miss Sandover, Mrs Grieve, Mrs Johnson (Lady Superintendent), Miss Fraser, Mr S. Johnson (Superintendent).Front row L-R; Mrs McLachlan, Mrs R.H. Kay, Mr W. Herbert Phillipps (President), Mrs Kither and Mrs R. Kay.
St. Augustine's Girl Guides
The first and at the time the only Church Company of Girl Guides was that of St. Augustine's, Unley. Formed in December 1922 there were 42 Guides and Brownies by July 1923. Gladys Smith was the Captain, Miss Tolhurst the Assistant Captain, and Nora Jackson, Captain of the Brownies.
Floods on Henley Beach Road, South Australia
A small car negotiating extensive flooding on Henley Beach Road, near Adelaide, South Australia.
A yacht at sea during the Henley Beach regatta
A 14 foot dinghy, "SA", owner H. Fraser Gaetjens, with a crew of five at sea during the Henley Beach regatta; the piping shrike symbol is mounted on the main sail.
Distant view of Prospect, South Australia
Distant view of part of Prospect, near Adelaide, South Australia.
Five teams of horse drawn farm machinery at Wild Horse Plains
Distant view of five teams of horse drawn farm machinery moving across a field of grain at Wild Horse Plains, South Australia; the make of the two front vehicles is 'Sunshine'.
Mr. J.P. Ferguson's farm in South Australia
Buildings at Mr. J.P. Ferguson's farm in South Australia; exact location not known.
A group of men and women, some with musical instruments
A group of men and women photographed outside a building, some are holding musical instruments, possibly members of an orchestra and choir present at a foundation stone ceremony at the Roman Catholic Cathedral, Adelaide; names not known.
Members of a show committee at Marion, South Australia
A group of men and women described by Searcy as being members of the 'Marion show committee'; names not known.