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One of nine general landscape and coastal views of Palm Island
One of nine general landscape and coastal views of Palm Island. [Series includes PRG 280/1/2/285-292 & 295.]
One of six views of steam ships at Townsville
One of six views of steam ships at Townsville, they include; "Sussex", "Everton Grange", "Oswestry Grange", "Drayton Grange", "Syrian", "Cintra", "Marloo". [Series is PRG 280/1/2/303-308.]
A young bride wearing a long gown with a floral garland head-dress and veil
Costume: a young bride wearing a long gown with a floral garland head-dress and veil; she carries a large bouquet of flowers.
Excavation along East Terrace, opposite East End market where workers are laying electric cable
East Terrace: excavation along East Terrace, opposite East End market where workers are laying electric cable.
Eight women, some carrying tennis racquets
Eight women, some carrying tennis racquets described by Searcy as 'crack tennis players'; they wear heavy clothing.
Four women tennis players wearing long clothing and large hats
Four women tennis players wearing long clothing and large hats.
East Terrace
East Terrace: Overhead view of workmen laying electric power cables along the parkland side of East Terrace.
A wedding group
A wedding group including the bridal couple, two small bridesmaids, male attendants, a Minister of Religion, and a mature women.
Four women tennis players
Four women tennis players, Miss Parr (left).
South Australian soldier Donald Jefferson Stow convalescing in a London Park
South Australian soldier Donald Jefferson Stow convalescing in a London Park after being wounded at Gallipoli; he is sitting on the grass watching two small children playing with a toy wheelbarrow and roller. This image appeared in the Adelaide Chronicle on Saturday 5 August 1916, and is also at PRG 280/1/12/368.
A military band leading South Australian soldiers as they make a farewell march along King William Street, Adelaide
A military band leading South Australian soldiers as they make a farewell march along King William Street, Adelaide before going overseas during World War I; large crowds line the roadside on both sides.
A parade of mounted military marching past a large crowd near Adelaide
A parade of mounted military marching past a large crowd near Adelaide.
A parade of mounted military personnel with three motor vehicles marching past a large crowd near Adelaide
A parade of mounted military personnel with three motor vehicles, possibly ambulances, marching past a large crowd near Adelaide.
A military band leading South Australian soldiers as they make a farewell march along King William Street
A military band leading South Australian soldiers as they make a farewell march along King William Street, Adelaide before going overseas in World War I; large crowds line the roadside on both sides.
Foundation stone ceremony for the City Mission Hall, Light Square
Foundation stone ceremony for the City Mission Hall, Light Square: Mr. Anstey, M.P. stands with other on a platform by the building footings watched by a large crowd of spectators.
Spectators walking over the golf links at Seaton
Spectators walking over the golf links at Seaton, possibly a vice-regal inspection during the opening of the course in 1906.
A party of passengers which includes the Governor of South Australia Sir George Le Hunte, descend from a train at Seaton golf links
A party of passengers which includes the Governor of South Australia Sir George Le Hunte, descend from a train at Seaton golf links, possibly for a walking tour of the area.
Foundation stone ceremony for the City Mission Hall, Light Square
Foundation stone ceremony for the City Mission Hall, Light Square.
Hillside country at Burra
One of two water-colour paintings, one signed TLW, and identified at 'the hills at the Burra, October 1910'. [See PRG 280/1/4/509 for other painting.]
Sailing ship 'Dunfermline'
The sailing ship 'Dunfermline' being escorted by tugs at sea off Port Germein. A researcher believes 'the tug pulling on the bow of the ship out the front is the S.S. Nelcebee, built in 1883'. See PRG 280/1/2/73 for an earlier view of the 'Dunfermline' at the jetty prior to departure.
View from town water tower over Waikerie during 1917 flood
View over Waikerie from town water tower, during 1917 flood.
B Company Adelaide Rifles
[General description] A group photograph of B company, arranged in four tiers with trees as a background. [On back of photograph] 'B. Company Adelaide Rifles, Captain Fowler in command / c. 1900 / Photograph by T. McGann'. It has been suggested that the man 9th from left in the back row is Ernest Hillary William Neale.
Crew and naval officers on board HMS 'Galatea' at Port Adelaide
Crew and naval officers on board HMS 'Galatea' at Port Adelaide during the visit of the visit of HRH Prince Alfred, Duke of Edinburgh in 1867.
Large group of officers and other ranks
Large group of officers and men of the 11th Australian Field Ambulance photographed in 1916 on Salisbury Plain, Wiltshire, England, prior to their departure for active service in France. All other ranks soldiers are wearing the Red Cross patch on the right arm of their uniform. Herbert Bindley Hussey is one of this group. (Photograph damaged; original not held by State Library).
Officers observing an army cook
Half-plate glass negative of six army officers observing a cook preparing a meal in an army camp. The army cook is placing large pots of food into ground ovens to cook. In the background are tents in a field. A researcher has identified the following officers standing around the fire (from left): Major Bentley S. Connor (Governor's Aide-de-camp); Governor Sir Henry Gallway; Lieut-Colonel F.M. Rowell; Colonel Stanley Weir; Major W. de Passey, Colonel Irving (South Australian Commandant).
The "Governor Musgrave"
[General descrption] The SS 'Governor Musgrave' moored at Port Pirie. A small crowd is watching a crane lifting a 144 steam locomotive onto her deck for transportation to Port Germein for use on the jetty as the jetty shunter, September 1906.
The 'Yatala'
Watercolour painting of HMCS 'Yatala', with the signature and date 'E. Magraith 1904' in the bottom right hand corner. It has been painted directly onto the board, with the following inscriptions under the actual painting: on the bottom left is 'To Arthur Searcy Esq / President of Marine Board / from G.H. 1904'; in the centre is 'HMCS "Yatala" / After a painting by H.C.R. 1849'. The painting depicts the 'Yatala' just off land, in full sail and with a blue ensign flying from one of the spars. Notes on the back of the photograph state: "'Yatala' schooner. The South Australian war schooner, Yatala, 107 tons, pierced for 6 guns was built in Port Adelaide and launched 29 July 1848. Her first voyage was to the wreck of the "Tigress", near Noarlunga, 30 September 1848 during which her masts were shortened five feet. She was employed on Government marine coasting duties until May 1864 when she was sent to the Northern Territory. She was soon dispatched to Timor for repairs and was condemned there in November 1864 and was sold for 233 pounds."
North Terrace looking east
View looking east along North Terrace, from a vantage point on the southern side of the street. The Institute Building, Library, Museum, Art Gallery and Exhibition Building can all be seen. [This appears to have been taken by the same photographer and at the same time as PRG 280/1/18/294 and PRG 280/1/19/35.]
Victoria Square, Adelaide
View looking south over Victoria Square, with King William Street passing through the centre. There are a number of trams on the road, and what appears to be a steam train in the distance. The card was issued by the S.A. State Tourist Bureau and Intelligence Office. [A similar view, B 34768, suggests the photo was taken from the GPO tower.]
Australian Army Officers
Half-plate glass negative of a group of five officers wearing World War One military uniforms, standing in an army camp next to a tent. The officer in the centre is wearing a double-breasted tunic. They have been identified by a researcher as (from left) Major W. De Passey (holding the riding crop), Colonel Irving (South Australian Commandant), Sir Henry Galway, Colonel Weir and Colonel Rowell. The same men appear in PRG 280/1/14/211 and PRG 280/1/26/104.