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A group of children outside Magill Orphans Home
A group of children photographed outside the Magill Orphans Home, near Adelaide, South Australia; names not known.
Steam roller working on the main road, Unley
A small crowd of spectators watching a steam roller working on the main road at Unley, South Australia.
Lord and Lady Forster's first official visit to Adelaide
Lord and Lady Forster's first official visit to Adelaide Seated left to right: Lady Weigall, Lord Forster, Governor-General of Australia, Lady Forster and Sir Archibald Weigall, Governor of South Australia. Standing left to right: Captain the Hon. Nigel Somerset MC DSO ADC to the Governor, Mr. Legh Winser MVO (Private Secretary to the Governor), Brigadier-General L. Wheatley CMG DSO (Military Secretary to the Governor General), Brigadier-General R.L. Leane CB CMG (ADC to the Governor General), Dr. C.J. Williams, Captain C.J Trail MA (ADC to the Governor General) and Captain J. Housten Boswell (ADC to the Governor), 28 June 1921.
Children dressed as sailors on a pageant float
Children dressed as sailors on a pageant float depicting a flag decorated ship for a procession on a war and peace loan day in Adelaide.
Morialta Falls Reserve, South Australia
Part of the hills face in Morialta Falls Reserve near Adelaide, South Australia; fenced stairways and footpaths are clearly seen.
Guests at a Mayor's reception at Thebarton Town Hall
Guests at a Mayor's reception sitting as an audience in the Thebarton Town Hall which is decorated with garlands of foliage; Sir Archibald Weigall, Governor of South Australia sits front row, third from the right with Lady Weigall far right and Sir George Murray, Lieutenant Governor third from the left.
A group of six men
A group of six men described by Searcy as being 'in France'; they are wearing civilian and military style clothing, possibly of the American forces, names not known.
A display of fertilizers and manure
A display of fertilizers and manure mounted in tiers beneath a sign that reads: 'Listen! Acid soils will not produce A clover sod that's prime; So if you have a sour soil, You'll have to put on Lime.'
Premises of Bank of Adelaide at Mannum
The premises of the Bank of Adelaide at Mannum.
Sir Archibald Weigall attending a tennis function in Adelaide
Sir Archibald Weigall, Governor of South Australia and Lady Weigall attending a tennis function in Adelaide; Sir Archibald is wearing an overcoat over tennis clothing and carries a racquet.
Two men standing with a large wheel
Two men standing with a large wheel held by rope and chain described by Searcy as being the 'Register office wheel', possibly used in association with producing the South Australian newspaper: The Register.
G.F. Hussey and H.C. Richards, South Australian politicians
Two South Australian politicians G.F. Hussey and H.C. Richards photographed together in Adelaide.
Celebrations on Australia Day at Balaklava, South Australia
Celebrations for Australia Day at Balaklava, South Australia, a brass band stands in the centre of spectators which includes children from different schools in the district; decorated motor cars and a line of women on horseback stand in the background.
Members of a concert party group in Adelaide
Members of a concert party group photographed with their decorated vehicle on Wattle Day in Adelaide; the group consists of five men dressed as Pierrots one holding a ventriloquist's doll, six young women and a little girl standing next to a piano which is on the back of the vehicle.
An armoured tank float in a parade, Adelaide, South Australia
Crowds of spectators watching a parade in Adelaide as a float depicting an armoured tank passes by.
Crowds watching a parade in Adelaide, South Australia
Crowds watching a parade progressing along Rundle Street, Adelaide; girls on a passing float are holding out bags on long rods collecting money for charity.
Refreshment for travellers by car in the South Australian Outback
Four men travelling by motor car on a track sixty miles from Orroroo in South Australia taking a break.
Baratta mine where silver lead was discovered in South Australia
Men and supplies photographed at Baratta mine, sixty miles from Orroroo where silver lead had just been discovered.
Men looking down a silver mine shaft at Baratta
Four men, possibly miners, looking down a silver mine shaft at Baratta sixty miles from Orroroo in South Australia.
Two men in the South Australian Outback
Two men outside a dwelling made from sacking and brush holding a pet dog and lamb at the Baratta silver mine location sixty miles from Orroroo in South Australia.
Wounded Australian soldiers in England
Ten wounded Australian soldiers photographed in a garden in England whilst convalescing; standing, fourth from the left Private Gur, 43rd Battalion, sitting second from the left Corporal Brook, 43rd Battalion and fourth from the left Sgt. Smith, 27th Battalion; other names not known.
Fire Brigade fun float at Thebarton, South Australia
A fun float at Thebarton, South Australia depicting a horse drawn fire engine with men wearing fire helmets and blackened faces sitting amongst buckets and brushes, another man dressed as Charlie Chaplin hangs on to the back.
Floods in the main street at Mannum, South Australia
Rowing boats out on the floodwaters in the main street of Mannum after an overflow from the Murray River.
Children outside the Orphanage at Goodwood, South Australia
Children in the grounds of the Orphanage at Goodwood, South Australia.
An open tourer motor car visiting Central Australia
An open tourer motor car standing in front of some large stones in Central Australia described by Searcy as the 'Devil's pebbles'; the car has luggage strapped on to its side and two axes fixed to the lower edge.
Group of men in a garden near Meadows, South Australia
A small group of men discussing a problem in a garden near Meadows; Searcy alludes to a 'Norman Brookman, boy bushranger near Meadows'.
Children waiting for a ride on a merry-go-round
Children with adults waiting for a ride on a merry-go-round during a fete held at Goodwood Orphanage.
A small wooden house near Meadows, South Australia
A small wooden house which Searcy describes as the 'N. Brookman house and the boy bushranger', thought to be near Meadows, South Australia.
A horseman identified as Constable Macquire
A horseman identified by Searcy as Constable Macquire who was associated with an incident involving a boy bushranger near Meadows, South Australia.
The house near Meadows associated with a boy bushranger
A house owned by Norman Brookman near Meadows, South Australia which was associated with an event involving a boy bushranger.