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Graham Stewart, Engineer-in-Chief's Department, South Australia
Head and shoulders view of Graham Stewart of the Engineer-in-Chief's Department, Adelaide, South Australia.


Captain J.H. Gibbon
Head and shoulders view of Captain J.H. Gibbon, Warden of the Marine Board, South Australia.


Richard Fricker
Head and shoulders view of Richard Fricker, Warden of the Marine Board, South Australia.


Mr. S.C. Coe, Warden of the Marine Board
Head and shoulders view of Mr.S.C. Coe, Warden of the Marine Board, South Australia.


Mr. A. S. Neill, Warden of the Marine Board
Head and shoulders view of A. S. Neill, Warden of the Marine Board, South Australia.


William Berry, Warden of the Marine Board
Head and shoulders view of William Berry, Warden of the Marine Board, South Australia.


Mr. P.D. Haggart, Warden of the Marine Board
Head and shoulders view of P.D. Haggart, Warden of the Marine Board, South Australia.


Two men with a horse drawn vehicle on Kangaroo Island
Two men standing with a horse drawn vehicle in bush country on Kangaroo Island; Searcy comments that there is a steep ravine to cross at this spot.


Miss J. Thomas
Miss J. Thomas, winner of the Sculling Championship of the sixth annual regatta of the South Australian Ladies' Rowing Association on the Torrens Lake, 22 March 1919.


Members of North Adelaide Football Club
Players and other members of the North Adelaide Football Club; Back row - T. Hodge (Trainer); Snowy Hamilton; Percival Frost; Ivan Davey; Victor Guy; Lloyd Davies; Frank Haines. Middle row - A. Klose (Committee) ; Alby Fooks; Lawrie Sprigg; Cecil Curnow; Stan Wallis; Richard Foale; Charles Penery; Russell Fuss; W. Avery; W. Blunden. Front row - Mat Kinnear; Percy Lewis; Tom Leahy; Sir Lewis Cohen; Glyn Trescowthick; Charlie Young; David Crawford. Photograph taken June 19, 1920 vs. West Adelaide, as this was the only game played by Victor Guy that year.


Boys and girls with decorated toy prams, a bicycle and a cart
A line-up of seven young girls and two boys standing beside their decorated dolls prams, a bicycle and a small cart, possibly competitors in a fete event.


Boy Scout group at Goodwood, South Australia
A group of Boy Scouts at Goodwood, South Australia; names not known.


A rocky beach at Elliston, South Australia
Part of a rocky beach at Elliston in South Australia.


A new grandstand at a race-course near Adelaide
Side view of a new grandstand at a race-course near Adelaide, South Australia; racegoers are seated waiting for the next event and others discuss form in the foreground.


Prize winning horse drawn vehicle
A prize winning horse drawn vehicle photographed at a country show in South Australia.


Four men standing by a cart on Kangaroo Island
Four men, possibly farmer settlers, standing with a wooden farm cart in countryside near Kingscote on Kangaroo Island; names not known.


Overhead view of the jetty at Cape de Couedic, Kangaroo Island
An overhead view taken from a height of 400 ft. of the jetty at Cape de Couedic on Kangaroo Island; a small rowing boat is being transported on flying fox machinery.


Residents photographed on Kangaroo Island, South Australia
A group of three women, two children, and four men photographed outside a house on Kangaroo Island; names not known.


A rough limestone road on Kangaroo Island
A horse drawn vehicle travelling along a very rough limestone road connecting Cape du Couedic and Cape Borda on Kangaroo Island, South Australia.


A settler's house on Kangaroo Island
Close view of a settler's house on Kangaroo Island between Snug Cove and Cape Borda.


Medal presentation ceremony in Adelaide, South Australia
Sir George Murray, Lieutenant Governor of South Australia pinning an award on to an army officer's tunic during a medal presentation ceremony held in Adelaide, South Australia. According to a researcher, the soldier on right hand side is William Pendennis Devonshire, DSO of 27th Battalion with the Battalion's colour patch (blue and brown diamond) on his shoulder with a Gallipoli 'A' badge.


Military grave ceremony in West Terrace cemetery, Adelaide
Sir Tom Bridges, Governor of South Australia leading a ceremony held at the Light Oval at West Terrace cemetery, Adelaide, to unveil grave memorials for individual soldiers who died during service in World War I; a large crowd of spectators watch in the background. Chaplain G.W. Kendrew is the man with the clerical collar to the left of the dais. This was the first part of the A.I.F Cemetery, with a later section on the southern extension being named after Rev. Kendrew who in 1930 was chairman of the Trust responsible for the development of the cemetery. (See 'The Chronicle', Thursday 14 August 1930, page 51 for article on the Trust some years after this photo was taken.)


Men and women promoting White Horse whisky
A group of smiling men and women standing with a very large bottle of White Horse whisky in Scotland, possibly a promotional function.


Rowing boat decorated with butterflies for a regatta in Adelaide
A large rowing boat which has been decorated with butterflies for a Henley on Torrens regatta in Adelaide, South Australia.


Electric supply power house under construction at Osborne
Distant view of an electric supply power house under construction at Osborne, near Port Adelaide, South Australia.


War memorial at Uraidla, South Australia
The war memorial at Uraidla, South Australia; men and women stand around the base of the monument where wreaths and flowers have been laid.


Adelaide Children's Hospital fete
Patrons standing outside a marquee, some holding umbrellas, during an Adelaide Children's Hospital fete held at North Adelaide.


A.P. Wilson, a well known marksman
Head and shoulders view of A.P. Wilson, a well known South Australian marksman.


A dog, possibly a kelpie, attending trials
Close view of a chained dog, possibly a kelpie, photographed whilst attending trials in South Australia.


Lady Weigall attending a function at Unley, South Australia
Lady Weigall, wife of the Governor of South Australia being escorted by city council members whilst attending a function at Unley, South Australia.