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Two dead fish
Two dead fish which were caught whilst one was in the process of eating the other.
Rowing boat decorated for a regatta
A rowing boat decorated with trellis and flowers as an entry in the Henley on Torrens regatta held in Adelaide, South Australia; part of the City Bridge can be seen in the background.
Bridge under construction on the Gorge Road
A bridge under construction over the Torrens River on the new Gorge Road.
'Dun Laddie' winning a horse race in Adelaide
'Dun Laddie' passing the winning post during a one and a half mile horse race in Adelaide, possibly at Victoria Park racecourse.
Rowing boat decorated for a regatta
Two young men and a woman travelling in a rowing boat decorated with contrasting materials as an entry in the Henley on Torrens regatta held in Adelaide, South Australia.
Sutton family group
Four generations of the Sutton family photographed at the 50th wedding anniversary of the Ralph and Edith Sutton. Ralph Collins Sutton married Ellen Barnett in Adelaide on 30 November 1870. The anniversary get together was held at the Rechabite Hall, Ashton, SA, at 4 pm, exactly 50 years to the day. This photograph features the family of Edith Jane Clara (1871- ?), the Sutton's eldest child. Back row from left: Verner Alfred Leslie LePoidevin (grandson-in-law), Frederick James Osborne (son-in-law), Leslie Verner LePoidevin (great grandson), Edith Jane Clara Osborne nee Sutton (daughter). Front row from left: Ellen Beatrice LePoidevin nee Osborne (granddaughter), Norman Eric LePoidevin (great granson), Ellen Sutton (nee Barnett), Gordon James LePoidevin (great grandson) and Ralph Collins Sutton.
Spectators at the Adelaide Oval
A section of the crowd of spectators attending a sporting function at Adelaide Oval, South Australia.
Puttapa Station buildings in the Flinders Ranges
Distant view of the homestead and farm buildings on Puttapa Station in the Flinders Ranges; a flooded creek can be seen in the foreground.
Funeral procession for Sir John Bice
The funeral procession for Sir John Bice, a South Australian politician, passing along Unley Road, near Adelaide. The Waverley Hotel can be seen in the distance, at top, far right (to the left of the procession).
A house and garden in Adelaide
Partial view of a house and garden in Adelaide, South Australia.
Commercial travellers
A group of twenty two men described by Searcy as being commercial travellers, possibly attending a conference in Adelaide, names not known; a tiger skin rug is in the foreground.
Swimming race at Port Adelaide
Spectators watching a swimming race at Port Adelaide.
The Mayor of Glenelg at the old gum tree
Mr. Smith, the Mayor of Glenelg, and city councillors photographed at the old gum tree; other names not known.
The jetty at Althorpe Island
Distant view of the jetty and flying fox equipment at Althorpe Island in the Spencer Gulf, South Australia.
Group of school teachers in Adelaide
A group of school teachers photographed outside a building in Adelaide; names not known.
Sir Archibald Weigall attending agricultural trials
Sir Archibald Weigall, Governor of South Australia standing third from the left talking to men of the land during agricultural trials.
Somerville Diamond Wedding group
Peter and Christina Somerville photographed with family members during celebrations to mark their diamond wedding anniversary at Knoxville, South Australia. Peter Somerville and Christina Leitch were married in Scotland in 1860. In 1861 Peter was a gardner and they lived at Lanark. They emigrated to South Australia on the ship Saxon, arriving in May 1871. Settling at Glen Osmond, Peter was a well known horticulturist.
Fishermen on Port Noarlunga jetty
Five men and a boy fishing from the jetty at Port Noarlunga in South Australia; names not known.
Somerville family group
Peter and Christina Somerville photographed with family members during celebrations to mark their diamond wedding anniversary at Knoxville, South Australia. Peter Somerville and Christina Leitch were married in Scotland in 1860. In 1861 Peter was a gardner and they lived at Lanark. They emigrated to South Australia on the ship Saxon, arriving in May 1871. Settling at Glen Osmond, Peter was a well known horticulturist.
Mr. Hudson of Adelaide
Close view of a man outside a building described by Searcy as being 'Mr. Hudson of Adelaide', possibly Hugh Hudson, an importer and agent of Grenfell Street.
New jetty at Port Noarlunga
The new jetty at Port Noarlunga, South Australia.
Lord Forster, Governor General of Australia in Adelaide
A large crowd watching Lord Forster, Governor General of Australia enter a building, possibly an opening ceremony.
Three South Australian politicians
Three South Australian politicians standing outside a building, left to right: Peter Allen; G.F. Jenkin; unknown.
A woman playing golf
A woman playing golf in Adelaide.
A man playing golf
A man playing golf in Adelaide; name not known.
A man playing golf in Adelaide
A man playing golf in Adelaide; name not known.
Sir Archibald Weigall attending a function
Sir Archibald Weigall, Governor of South Australia with Lady Weigall on his right standing centre, back row of an audience at a country function; purpose unknown.
Torres Strait pearl divers
A group of ten men who were Torres Strait pearl divers, names not known.
Women hockey players in Adelaide
Women hockey players, members of the Aroha hockey club in Adelaide; fourth from left in back row is Evelyn Tazewell.
A champion golf player in Adelaide
A man standing with his hands in his pockets described by Searcy as 'a golf champion' in Adelaide.