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Two well groomed shire horses held by a man wearing a suit and bowler hat
Two well groomed shire horses held by a man wearing a suit and bowler hat.
The newly built Roman Catholic Church at Streaky Bay
The newly built Roman Catholic Church at Streaky Bay.
Military funeral in Adelaide
A military funeral in Adelaide led by a horse drawn cortege followed by slow marching soldiers bearing reversed arms. Suggested by a researcher that it is the funeral cortege of Sergeant Henry Hannam of B Company, 10th Australian Regiment, which took place on Sunday 7th July 1907 at the West Terrace Cemetery after a funeral procession through the city. This photo appears to have been taken on Sturt Street, just before Chatham Street and looking east. Obituaries for Sergeant Hannam appeared in "The Chronicle", Saturday 13 July 1907, page 29, and 'The Observer', Saturday 13 July 1907, page 38.
Small yachts and other craft at Port Adelaide
Small yachts and other craft at Port Adelaide.
A crowded Adelaide beach
A crowded Adelaide beach: a view showing toilet buildings with horse drawn and motor vehicles parked near the sea-wall.
Clydesdale horses being shown and waiting for judging on Jubilee Oval
Jubilee Oval: Clydesdale horses being shown and waiting for judging on Jubilee Oval. Spectators watch in rain at the ringside, advertisements for alcohol, insurance, tea, and Fry's cocoa are displayed on a fence in the background.
Workers laying a railway
Workers laying a railway manhandling a piece of track being lowered by a steam crane, a large crowd of men stand on the railway bank watching the work.
A well groomed draft horse at Jubilee Oval
A well groomed draft horse at Jubilee Oval.
A group of twenty men photographed on an oval
A group of twenty men photographed on an oval, most are wearing tags on their jackets, they could be competitors or judges at an agricultural show.
Two women, Mrs Wilson and her daughter, riding a horse
Two women, Mrs Wilson and her daughter, riding a horse that carried them through a Hills bushfire to the Onkaparinga river where they submerged in the water until the danger had passed.
Group of eight men and two small girls
Group of eight men and two small girls; location unknown.
Children and staff of Minda Home
Children and staff of Minda Home.
Guests waiting to be received at a Mayoral garden party
Guests waiting to be received at a Mayoral garden party.
Gartrell Memorial Church, Rose Park
Gartrell Memorial Church, Rose Park. This church was named after James Gartrell who was a parishioner and benefactor. Woods, Bagot, & Jory, in association with Laybourne Smith, were the architects and W. M. Essery, of Norwood, the contractor.
Holiday makers enjoying a day out on two paddle steamers
Holiday makers enjoying a day out on two paddle steamers; the vessels are side by side at the river bank and each has bunting flying.
Cattle grazing on the shores of Lake Alexandrina
Cattle grazing on the shores of Lake Alexandrina: two views in one.
Workmen laying clay pipes in a trench
Workmen laying clay pipes in a trench.
An assembly of local residents
An assembly of local residents outside a building thought to be at Clinton; umbrellas are raised against the sun.
Premises of The Register undergoing reconstruction
Premises of 'The Register' in Grenfell Street undergoing reconstruction; workers can be seen on scaffolding, horse drawn vehicles stand on the road and an ice cream vendor waits with his cart outside temporary offices next door.
Women attending a Mayoral garden party
Women attending a Mayoral garden party.
Group of school children and adults
Group of school children and adults, one being Miss Carter, teacher at Long Plains school, a uniformed man with a long grey beard who could be a postman or a police officer stands far left.
A uniformed soldier identified as Major Leonard
A uniformed soldier identified as Major Leonard.
A young couple with a small girl together in a garden
A young couple with a small girl together in a garden; the child holds a large teddy bear.
Group photograph at 'Buckfastleigh' Mallala.
A large formal group of men and three women outside a house described by Searcy as 'Buckfastleigh', belonging to Mr. Tom Irish, Mallala. One man, possibly a journalist, holds a notice with The Herald' displayed. A researcher has suggested that this photograph was taken on Friday 22 October 1909, when the Parliamentary Party dined at the homestead of Mr. T. Irish. The legislators were inspecting the Mallala country affected by the proposed narrow gauged railway extension. It was not until 1913 before any legislation was in place to commence the extension.
Guests at a Mayor's garden party
Guests at a Mayor's garden party.
A gathering on the Parade Ground, Adelaide
Parade Ground: Soldiers of the Light Horse C Squadron' meeting Sir William Sowden, editor of The Register, at a gathering on the Parade Ground, Adelaide.
Women at the races
Women at the races.
Sir George Ruthven Le Hunte meeting a group of men at Angaston
Sir George Ruthven Le Hunte meeting a group of men at Angaston, they appear to be listening to an elderly man reading a testimonial.
A side view of a smiling man wearing a suit and bowler hat
A side view of a smiling man wearing a suit and bowler hat, identity not known.
Two young men talking to each other
Two young men talking to each other, possibly at the races; identities unknown.