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Women hockey players in Adelaide
Women hockey players, members of the Aroha hockey club in Adelaide; fourth from left in back row is Evelyn Tazewell.
Administrative Staff at Keswick barracks
'The Administrative Staff at Keswick, photographed in front of the barracks.' This photo appeared in 'The Observer', Saturday 17 May 1919, page 28, under the heading 'Military Headquarters in South Australia'. Seated in the 3rd row from front are: Colonel F.J.D. Darvall (11th from left); Captain Somerville (13th from right); and Lieutenant Watson (7th from right).
A.C. Minchin with visitors to the Adelaide Zoo
A.C. Minchin, Director of the Adelaide Zoo sitting far left, front row with six interstate visitors; other names not known.
Lieutenant-colonel Butler and other army officers
Lieutenant-colonel Butler, commanding officer of the 43rd Battalion, A.I.F. sitting centre, front row with five other army officers outside the premises of an officers mess in England; other names are listed as: Kinnish; Freeman; Nott; Rowell; Cope.
Sir Archibald Weigall visiting the School of Mines
Sir Archibald Weigall, Governor of South Australia sitting fourth from the left in the front row of a large group outside the School of Mines, North Terrace, Adelaide; Sir Langdon Bonython, sitting third from the left is on Sir Archibald's right.
The Mayor of Glenelg at the old gum tree
Mr. Smith, the Mayor of Glenelg sitting front row, third from the left and city councillors photographed at the old gum tree, the site of the original proclamation of the State of South Australia in 1836; other names not known.
Accommodation for transient workers
A row of small huts thought to be accommodation for transient workers in South Australia.
Sir Archibald Weigall attending a function
Sir Archibald Weigall, Governor of South Australia seated centre of the front row with five other men whilst attending an outdoor function.
Men fishing in the Murray River
Distant view of four men on a fishing trip with a small rowing boat moored on the banks of the Murray River.
Sir Archibald and Lady Weigall at Oakbank
Sir Archibald Weigall, Governor of South Australia sitting with Lady Weigall, centre front row, and a group of officials at the Oakbank races; Alfred Von Doussa, secretary of the Onkaparinga Racing Club and founder of the Oakbank Easter races sits second from the right.
Delegates to a police conference
Brigadier General Leane, South Australian Police Commissioner, sitting centre front row in a group photograph of delegates attending a police conference; other names not known.
A group of men in Adelaide
A group of men photographed outside the premises of the Y.W.C.A. in Adelaide; a large Australian flag is draped over the front row with the letters A N A embroidered on it; names not known.
Men resident at Myponga, South Australia
A group of men resident at Myponga in South Australia. A researcher has suggested that the gentleman in the back row, fourth from the left, is William Hamilton Sampson, who lived at Myponga with his family. Other names not known.
Delegates to a police conference
Brigadier General Leane, South Australian Police Commissioner, sitting centre front row in a group photograph of delegates attending a police conference; other names not known.
Wembley exhibition committee members
A group of twenty-four men described by Searcy as being Wembley exhibition committee members representing South Australia; Sir Langdon Bonython stands far right, second row, other names not known.
Sir Tom Bridges with guests
Sir Tom Bridges, Governor of South Australia, and Lady Bridges photographed sitting with guests in the grounds of Government House, Adelaide; General Wauchope sits front row, far left, others include Miss Potts, O.B.E. sitting on the Governor's left, George Laffer, politician sits second from the right next to J.J. Wignall, Alderman of the City of Hobart, later to be Mayor and Lord Mayor of Hobart.
Jetty at Cape du Couedic, Kangaroo Island
The small jetty at Cape du Couedic, Kangaroo Island photographed looking down from the cliff above at a height of 400 feet; a flying fox with a small rowing boat slung on to it is in use.
A boat decorated for a regatta
'The Bells', a rowing boat decorated with flowers, trellis and paper bells for the Henley on Torrens regatta in Adelaide with four young women at the oars and a male passenger.
A boat decorated for a regatta
A rowing boat decorated with flowers and trellis for the Henley on Torrens regatta in Adelaide.
A boat decorated for a regatta
A rowing boat decorated for the Henley on Torrens regatta held in Adelaide; a shelter has been erected over the vessel with a cut-out of the shape of Australia displayed on the roof.
A boat decorated for a regatta
A rowing boat decorated with fabric and flowers for the Henley on Torrens regatta held in Adelaide.
A boat decorated for a regatta
A rowing boat decorated with fabric, flags, flowers, Chinese lanterns, and with passengers holding parasols over the side, floating on the river during a Henley on Torrens regatta held in Adelaide.
Sweet peas on display at a flower show
Rows of sweet peas on display at a flower show held in the Town Hall, Adelaide.
Cars parked at the Jamestown agricultural show
Rows of motor cars parked at an agricultural show held at Jamestown in South Australia.
Swearing in ceremony for Sir Tom Bridges
A large gathering attending the swearing in ceremony for Sir Tom Bridges, the new Governor of South Australia, held in the Adelaide Town Hall; Sir Tom is sitting facing the audience, fourth from the right, front row.
Members of the G.U.O.O.F. Loyal Tanunda Lodge
Members of the G.U.O.O.F. Loyal Tanunda Lodge who celebrated the Lodge's sixtieth anniversary in the Tanunda Memorial Hall on Saturday 2 June 1923. The Secretary, P.G.M. Brother C. Goers, is in the front row.
A group of boys with an older man
Three rows of boys sitting and standing around an elderly man; names and purpose not known.
Spectators at a football match
Close view of men and women watching a football match between Norwood and South Adelaide teams; a clergyman is in the front row.
A group of men and women in the Botanical Gardens
A group of men and women sitting and standing in two rows photographed in the Botanical Gardens, Adelaide; one man is wearing academic dress, names and purpose not known.
Prince Alfred College, Adelaide
Some of the large crowd that attended the laying of the Prince Alfred College War Memorial building foundation stone by His Excellency the Governor, Sir Tom Bridges, on 21 July 1923. Lady Bridges and Lady Holder are sitting in the front row.