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War Memorial monument
A World War I Soldiers' Memorial monument, at Coromandel Valley. A different view of the memorial can be seen at PRG 280/1/31/113.
Priscilla Weigall receiving a presentation
Priscilla Weigall, daughter of the Governor of South Australia, receiving a presentation associated with the '1,000 buttons for school children' event from Mr. C. Houlgrave, Secretary of the State Children's department; Lady Weigall stands behind her daughter.
Aboriginal men and women
A group of three Aboriginal men and two women from the Nullarbor Plain photographed with their two dogs; names not known.
South Australian Aboriginal men and women
A group of three Aboriginal men and two women from the Nullarbor Plain, South Australia; names not known.
Port Pirie ladies' rowing crew
Port Pirie ladies' crew which won the Advocate Cup raced over a half mile at Murray Bridge on 29 January 1921. The same crew broke an oar in the race for the River Chamionship. Standing L-R: Eva Bulling and Olga Graske. Sitting L-R: M. Guerin, Adelaide Noal and Roma Legg (Stroke).
Australian Rules Football players
An Australian Rules Football match between South Adelaide and an unknown team, possibly Norwood.
Men playing a ball game
A group of men playing a ball game near a marquee set up in the country, possibly on a sports day.
Motor cars on display at an Adelaide car show
Motor cars on display in an exhibition hall at a car show in Adelaide, South Australia.
Cheer Up Society function group
A group of women and men, including army and naval officers, attending a function associated with the Cheer Up Society; A.H. Peake, Premier of South Australia, sits front row, third from the left with Mrs Seager, co-founder of the Cheer Up Society seated on his right. Mrs Peake sits third from right, next to Sir William Sowden, centre, Arthur Blackburn, Victoria Cross winner and lawyer sits second from the right.
Men playing a ball game
A group of men playing a ball game near a marquee set up in the country, possibly on a sports day.
Soldiers at a military sports carnival.
A group of soldiers playing basketball at a military sports carnival held in Adelaide, South Australia.
Motor cars on display at an Adelaide car show
Motor cars on display in an exhibition hall at a car show held in Adelaide, South Australia.
Soldiers at a military sports carnival.
A group of soldiers playing basketball at a military sports carnival held in Adelaide, South Australia.
27th Battalion Football Team
Members of the 27th Battalion football team which defeated the 10th Battalion team, 10 goals 5 to 4 goals 5, on Adelaide Oval in front of a crowd of 35,000 spectators on 19 July 1919 as part of Peace Day celebrations. The 'Chronicle' lists the players in the team and the following have been identified by a researcher as follows: Back row (from left): unknown, H.J Harden, C.C. Eldridge, B. Donnell [Albert George?], unknown, F. S. Nelson, S.S. Woods, A.W. Colman, W.R.G Colman, unknown. Middle row (from left): C.S. Kneebone, unknown, [Captain P.G. Bice], C.L. Dayman (captain), R.G. Horwood (vice-captain), [Major W.S. Hosking], P.F. Frost, unknown. Front row (from left): P. Crowley, O.L. Ross, unknown, unknown, A.S. Ebbs, unknown. Four team members identified in the newspaper article but not yet identified in the photo are: G. Gale, P.M. Thompson, H. Thomas and G. Vaughan. [See also duplicate at PRG 280/1/20/162.]
Wharves at Port Pirie
Distant view of the wharves at Port Pirie, where shipping is waiting for supplies in the estuary.
The Travellers' Rest hotel
Part of a building thought to be the Travellers' Rest Hotel at Stirling North, South Australia.
Three Aboriginal men at Fowlers Bay
Three Aboriginal men photographed sitting side by side at Fowlers Bay on the west coast of South Australia; names not known.
The Travellers' Rest hotel
Part of a building thought to be the Travellers' Rest hotel at Stirling North, South Australia.
Port Pirie, South Australia
Distant view of Port Pirie looking south along Ellen Street, with the harbour on the left (duplicate of PRG 280/1/29/246).
Wharves at Port Pirie
Distant view of the wharves at Port Pirie, where shipping is waiting for supplies in the estuary.
Shipping at Port Pirie
The S.S. 'Winfield' and other vessels at the Port Pirie wharves, South Australia.
Three Aboriginal men at Fowlers Bay
Three Aboriginal men photographed sitting side by side at Fowlers Bay on the west coast of South Australia; names not known.
Shipping at Port Pirie
The S.S. 'Winfield' and other vessels at the Port Pirie wharves, South Australia.
The light beacon on Port Germein jetty
A researcher has suggested that this is the jetty lighthouse at Port Germein, rather than the Kingston light beacon.
Bush dentist at Alice Springs
A bush dentist inspecting the teeth of an Aboriginal man who sits on a wooden chair outside a dwelling at Alice Springs, Northern Territory.
Soldiers at a concert
A large group of men, some wearing uniforms, attending a Y.M.C.A. entertainment concert in a tent at the Oaklands Camp in South Australia. This photo was published in the newspaper 'Sport' (Adelaide, S.A.), Thursday 1 April 1915, page 6, with the caption 'One of the Y.M.C.A. Marquees at Oaklands Camp'. It has been suggested that the man on the front row, holding gloves, no cap, and with his foot on the steps to the stage, is Harold Leslie Boyce who served with the 27th Battalion, A Company; and the man three to his left is Lieutenant Lawrence Anare Clyde (compare with B 45087), and the man with the moustache (behind and to the left of Clyde) is John Joseph Harrington [an obituary appeared in the 'Naracoorte Herald' Friday 9 May 1941, page 4.) See also PRG 280/1/24/163.
Shipping at Port Adelaide
The S.S. 'Baron Inchcape' and a dredge at Birkenhead wharf, Port Adelaide.
Shipping at Port Adelaide
The S.S. 'Baron Inchcape' and a dredge at the Birkenhead wharf, Port Adelaide, South Australia.
Port Pirie Ladies' Rowing Club
On the afternoon of Saturday 2 April 1921 the South Australian Ladies' Rowing Association held a test race to decide who should represent the state in the ladies interstate four-oar event to be rowed at Launceston, Tasmania, on 25 April 1921. A crew selected from metropolitan ladies' clubs was challenged by a crew consisting of M. Guerin(bow), Olga Graske(2), Eva Bulling(3), Roma Legg(stroke) and J. Murphy(cox) from the Port Pirie club. The Port Pirie crew pictured won the race and the right to represent South Australia in Launceston where they beat crews from Tasmania and Queensland to win the competition.
Delegates at a Dental Conference, Adelaide
Group photograph of delegates attending a Dental Conference held in Adelaide, South Australia; Sir Archibald Weigall, Governor of South Australia is seated in the front row, fourth from the left with Sir Langdon Bonython on his right.