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Tennis players and officials
A group of interstate players and officials photographed at a tennis tournament held in Adelaide, South Australia; names not known.
Tennis players and officials
A group of interstate players and officials photographed at a tennis tournament held in Adelaide, South Australia; names not known.
7 h.p. Baby Citroen
7 h.p. Baby Citroen driven by W.J. Phipps and J. Seery from Fremantle to Adelaide. The Citroen departed Fremantle on Monday 1 May and arrived Adelaide on 11 May 1923 after being delayed for 4 days with a broken hub. The Citroen is in front of the Behrens and Marshall showrooms in Flinders Street, Adelaide, South Australia. It carries painted advertisements for Dunlop tyres and Citroen cars.
Jetty at Cape Thevenard
Distant view of a new reinforced concrete jetty at Cape Thevenard on the west coast of South Australia.
Crane working at Cape Thevenard jetty
A large crane lifting a 10 ton concrete block into position on the jetty at Cape Thevenard, South Australia.
Jetty at Cape Thevenard
Construction work in progress on the jetty at Cape Thevenard on the west coast of South Australia.
Jetty at Cape Thevenard
A new concrete jetty under construction showing three of the 8 foot caissons on the launching ways at Cape Thevenard, South Australia.
Jetty at Cape Thevenard
Workmen positioning a reinforced concrete caisson during the construction of the jetty at Cape Thevenard, South Australia.
Jetty at Cape Thevenard
Distant view of a new reinforced concrete jetty at Cape Thevenard on the west coast of South Australia.
Crane working at Cape Thevenard jetty
A large crane lifting a 10 ton concrete block into position on the jetty at Cape Thevenard, South Australia.
Jetty at Cape Thevenard
Construction work in progress on the jetty at Cape Thevenard on the west coast of South Australia.
Jetty at Cape Thevenard
A new concrete jetty under construction showing three of the 8 foot caissons on the launching ways at Cape Thevenard, South Australia.
Jetty at Cape Thevenard
Workmen positioning a reinforced concrete caisson during the construction of the jetty at Cape Thevenard, South Australia.
Country dancing at Thebarton Oval
Children performing a dancing display at Thebarton Oval, Torrensville, South Australia.
Motor-boat racing at Outer Harbor
Four motor-boats racing at Outer Harbor on 24 February 1923 during the ninth Australian Motor Boat championship. The boats are 'Milliwa' owned by Gordon McFarlane; and 'Tortoise' owned by A.G. Rymill, both from South Australia; 'Meteor' from New South Wales, owned by Major Donkin; and 'Miss Brisbane' from Queensland owned by John Williams. Following a collision between Meteor and Tortoise a court of inquiry disqualified Meteor and awarded the cup to Tortoise.
Lighthouse at Neptune Island
Opening of South Neptune Island Lighthouse; the Keepers stand nearby with visiting members of the South Australian Marine Board. Names include: Keepers C. Parker, L. McPhee, John Boyes, assistant Keeper Thomas Hayter.
McBride family group at Burra, South Australia
The McBride family group photographed in a garden at Burra, Christmas 1923; individual names not known.
Swan Reach during a high tide from the Murray River
A high tide from the Murray River dangerously close to buildings at Swan Reach where a horse drawn wagon negotiates the shallow waters.
Sir Day Bosanquet emerging from a coal shaft at Leigh Creek
Sir Day Bosanquet, Governor of South Australia wearing striped working overalls emerging from a coal shaft during a visit to Leigh Creek photographed as he is welcomed by a group of smiling men.
Wrecked Wonga Shoal lighthouse
A tugboat approaching the twisted wreckage of the Wonga Shoal lighthouse, commonly known as the Port Adelaide lighthouse, which was destroyed through a collision with the sailing ship 'Dimsdale' on November 17th, 1912; two sailing ships are waiting in the distance.
Wrecked Wonga Shoal lighthouse
Men working with ropes from a tugboat to clear away wreckage of the Wonga Shoal lighthouse, commonly known as the Port Adelaide lighthouse, which was destroyed through a collision with the sailing ship 'Dimsdale' on November 17th, 1912.
Prince Alfred College cricket team
Members of Prince Alfred College cricket team; Front row L-R: L.H Pflaum, R.N. Jones, H.G. Prest (Captain), H.R. Finch, G.M. Hone [See PRG 280/1/18/148].
Governor Le Hunte with group of men in the main street of Port Germein
A group, including Governor Le Hunte, standing in the main street of Port Germein. A locomotive is in the foregoround and Brown's Hotel (Prop. George Lord) is behind.
Glenelg locomotive P 123 and passenger train in King William Street
A Glenelg train pulled by locomotive P 123 in King William Street, Adelaide, between Victoria Square and the intersection with Wright and Carrington Streets.
Ascot Park land sale
Plan of land allotments sold at Ascot Park on 22 February 1913. Three trainloads of passengers were carried to the site for the sale. The black dots on the plan show the blocks that had been sold. Mr. J. Timms, one of the largest purchasers, standing on the lefthand side of the persons sitting at the bottom of the plan, and the late owner, Mr. R.V. Wilson, can just be seen on the righthand side with his hat off.
A Marion steam shovel at the Panama Canal
A Marion steam excavating shovel working on the Culebra Cut on the Panama Canal (a duplicate view with PRG 280/1/7/386, one being a newspaper cutting).
Groups of children in costume
Different groups of children in costume for a pageant held at the Exhibition Building, Adelaide (one of eight photographs - for complete group search PRG 280/1/7/429-436 inclusive).
A family and salvaged items outside a damaged store
Family standing at the entrance to a store with items on tables in the foreground.
Country stores in Angaston, South Australia
The premises of several stores in Angaston where local residents are looking at damaged furniture and other items displayed on the verandah, during the clean up after the flood in February 1913.
A shipboard scene
A shipboard scene featuring a dog standing with its front paws on the edge of the ship's side looking out to sea. Same dog and ship as in PRG 280/1/8/113