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A vice-regal group on the steps of the Public Library in Adelaide
A vice-regal group on the steps of the Public Library in Adelaide which includes Lord Denman, Governor-General of Australia and Sir Day Bosanquet, Governor of South Australia.
A family picnic at Maitland
A family picnic lunch whilst attending dog racing events held at Maitland.
Crowds of visitors to Glenelg beach on Proclamation Day, December 28, 1911
Crowds of visitors to Glenelg beach on Proclamation Day, December 28th 1911.
The Roosevelt', a vessel used for exploration of the North Pole
The 'Roosevelt', a vessel used for exploration of the North Pole.
Four large steamer ships docked at Outer Harbor
Four large steamer ships docked at Outer Harbor.
Opening day at Charles Moore & Co. department store Adelaide
Flags decorate the entrance foyer and grand staircase to Charles Moore's new department store in Victoria Square, Adelaide, on its opening day on 30th August, 1916. The report appeared in the Register, on 30 August 1916, page 9c.
Opening day at Charles Moore & Co. department store, Adelaide
Crowds gathered in Victoria Square outside the entrance to Charles Moore's new department store on its opening day.on its opening day on 30th August, 1916. The report appeared in the Register, on 30 August 1916, page 9c.
March past at Mitcham
A military march past at Mitcham Camp.
Winner of a horse race at Morphettville
The winning horse 'Farm Lad' passing the post during a steeplechase at Morphettville racecourse.
Group of men including two clergymen
A group of men including two clergymen and a young soldier; their purpose and identity is not known.
Proclamation Day crowds at Glenelg in 1912
Proclmation Day crowds at Glenelg beach on December 28th 1912 visiting a merry-go-round and food stalls; the sea baths are in the background.
Crowds at Glenelg jetty
Proclamation Day crowd at Glenelg jetty.
Tennis players
Two men described as champion tennis players.
Patrick Cahill, buffalo hunter, farmer, and protector of Aboriginals
Patrick Cahill, buffalo hunter, farmer, and protector of Aboriginals in the Northern Territory; places named after him are a Darwin street and Mount Cahill's Landing, and Cahill's Crossing in Arnhem Land.
Proclamation Day banquet, Glenelg
A Proclamation Day banquet for men only in progress at Glenelg in 1918.
Shelled buildings, France, World War I
Shell damage to buildings in France during World War I.
At Oakbank Races
Crowds of racegoers at the Oakbank Easter races.
Boy Scouts Association Committee
Members of the South Australian Executive Committee of the Boy Scouts Association with Sir Henry Galway, Governor of South Australia, in the grounds of Government House, Adelaide. Front row, l-r: Woods; Sowden; Sir Henry Galway; Deen; Searcy.
Fire fighters at Belair National Park
Fire fighters taking a rest after controlling a fire in National Park at Belair.
An outdoor performance
An outdoor performance representing an "Egyptian wedding" performed as a fund raiser for the Cheer Up Hut. This photograph, and SRG 6/34/10, were both taken at the Cheer Up Hut fair in January 1916, reported in: Daily Herald, Thursday 27 January 1916, page 3. The fair included a mock Egyptian wedding, 'conducted with all pomp and circumstance, in which Corporal Bastard will be the bridegroom and Private Ransamer will be the bride'.
South Australian vs Victorian Football players
South Australian vs Victorian Football players in action at Adelaide Oval watched by a large crowd.
Members of the South Australian and Victorian football teams
Two football players reaching for the ball during a game between South Australia and Victoria at the Adelaide Oval.
Unveiling Gallipoli obelisk
Sir Ronald Munro Ferguson, Governor-General of Australia, addressing the crowd at the unveiling of the Gallipoli obelisk in the south parklands, 7 September 1915. Erected to commemorate the first landing of ANZAC forces on the Gallipoli Peninsula. The obelisk was cut from a block of granite and was surrounded by a pergola. It was located on a plot of land that was to be cultivated as a wattle grove. It was moved to its Lundie Gardens location on October 1940. It bears the inscription "Australasian soldiers, Dardanelles, April 25, 1915."
Soldiers of the 13th Reinforcements, 9th Light Horse
Soldiers of the 13th Reinforcements, 9th Light Horse, at the Mitcham Camp. The man 4th from left, front row, is Alexander Joseph Watt.
South Australian vs Victorian Football players
South Australian vs Victorian Football players jumping for the ball at Adelaide Oval.
The Gill family of Wright Street, Adelaide
Members of the Gill family, a family group taken in the yard outside their home in Wright Street, Adelaide.
Woodchester Red Cross
Hartley Agricultural Bureau & Woodchester Red Cross meeting at Hudd's Farm, Bletchley. The photo was taken at the farm of John Mossman Hudd of 'Burnlea', Bletchley in July 1915. Photo details: Back Row: Sarah Phillips, Mrs Aug Wundersitz, -,-,Olive-, -, Mary Jane Brook, Mrs W. Moore, -Harvey,-, Middle Row: Mr A. Wundersitz, -, Mrs Stanton, Mrs Ben Wundersitz, Adelaide Hudd, Mr. Laffe, Mrs Eckert, Mrs Mary Brook, Jack Hudd. Front: Catherine Richardson, Mamie Hudd, Dorothy Stanton - unknown Child. Article detailing this photo appeared in the Observer 7 Aug. 1915 p.12.
Football at Adelaide Oval
A football match in progress at Adelaide Oval.
A champion Ayrshire bull
A champion Ayrshire bull.
The Burra Ladies Band
Members of the Burra Ladies Band photographed in a group holding musical instruments on a showground.