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Motorcyclist with seven men admiring the machine
George Ramsay on his Lewis motorcycle at Kadina on which he set a world distance record of 824 miles over 24 hours. Photo shows Alf Sampson (Lewis), Lew Robinson (Kadina Fire Brigade), Fred Payze, Rev. Alf Finch (Kadina Methodist), Bill Courtney (Lewis, Kadina), C.A.E. Hall (Mayor of Kadina), Ted Rowe (Manager, Lewis Kadina). 15-16 December 1913. Information courtesy of the Veteran Car Club of S.A.
Federal politicians of Australia
A group of federal politicians; Searcy identifies the central figure, front row as 'Hughes', prime minister from 1915.
Sir Henry Galway at the Adelaide Bowling Club
Sir Henry Galway, Governor of South Australia sitting at the centre of the front row with members of the Adelaide Bowling Club whilst attending the opening of the bowling season.
Politician A.H.Peake with others at Golden Grove, South Australia
Politican A.H.Peake with other men in a group outside the Institute building at Golden Grove in South Australia; he is standing front row, fifth from the right with his hands in his coat pockets.
Group of interstate meat traders in Adelaide
A group of interstate meat traders in Adelaide; the central figure sitting front row fourth from the right is A.W. Styles, M.L.C., Secretary of the Meat Industry Employees' Union and Federal President of the Commonwealth Meat Industry Employees' Association.
John and Mary Hutchesson of Millicent on their golden wedding anniversary
John and Mary Hutchesson of Millicent surrounded with family members on their golden wedding anniversary. Standing L-R: Walter Hateley, Gladys, Elsie, and Margaret Hutchesson (holding Kathleen), Herbert Hutchesson (holding Clifford), Mary Jane Hutchesson (holding Leon),Roy, Prudence Hutchesson (holding Marjorie), Walter Hutchesson, Irene Hateley. Sitting L-R: Albert, John and Mary Hutchesson, Edith Hateley (holding Ivan). Front Row L-R: Harold, Eric and Cecil Hutchesson, Ralph Hateley, Gordon and Ritsie Hutchesson, Victor, Coral and Lindsay Hateley.
Boat races on the river at Port Adelaide, South Australia
Distant view of a boat race in progress on the river at Port Adelaide, South Australia.
Port Noarlunga jetty, South Australia
The first jetty at Port Noarlunga, with two rowing boats being transported on wheels waiting on it at the beach end. By 1919 it was derelict and unusable and partly demolished. [Collins] I would suggest this pic is at least ten years prior to 1919; maybe ca.1900 would be a better date. [Information provided by Phil Rickard].
Spectators on S.S.'Defiance' watching boat races at Port Adelaide
Spectators on S.S.'Defiance' watching boat races on the river at Port Adelaide.
Doris Kellett, a South Australian record holder demonstrating life saving techniques in seawaters
Doris Kellett, a South Australian record holder for swimming demonstrating life saving techniques by 'rescuing' a man in the sea.
Close view of a male rower
Close view of a male rower at the oars of his small skiff.
Group of nine men and women outside a garden shelter in South Australia
A group of nine men and and women outside a shelter in a South Australian garden; W.S.Smith, who Searcy describes as the 'photographer's friend ' is sitting front row, far right.
James Paddon, a South Australian oarsman
James Paddon standing outside a boat shed. James Paddon was a professional sculling world champion April 1922 - September 1924, hailing from Evans Head in NSW and at one time becoming a local Government Councillor.
Group of bowls players in Adelaide
Group of bowls players sitting outside a pavilion in Adelaide, a central figure in the second row is Samuel Jacobs, lawyer and Chairman Managing Director of the S.A.Brewing Company.
Guests attending a Ball at Walkerville, South Australia
Guests attending a Ball in a large flag decorated hall at Walkerville, a suburb of Adelaide, South Australia; a clergyman standing in the centre of the front row is identified as George Dove, Canon of St.Peter's Cathedral, Adelaide 1874-1903.
Thomas Price with other South Australian Labor politicians
A group of Labor politicians with Thomas Price, Premier of South Australia 1905-1909 sitting front row, fifth from the left.
Spectators watching boat races on the Torrens River, Adelaide
Close view of spectators sitting on the banks of the Torrens River, Adelaide waiting to see the next boat race.
Guests at a ball held at the Town Hall, Adelaide
Interior view showing the decorated Adelaide town hall where an assembly of guests for a ball hosted by Frank Johnson, Mayor of Adelaide stand with Sir Day Bosanquet, Governor of South Australia and Lady Bosanquet central figures in the front row.
Boat race day on the Torrens River, Adelaide
River craft on the Torrens River preparing for events during a boat race day in Adelaide watched by crowds of spectators from the river bank.
Crowds watching small craft on the River Torrens during a regatta
Crowds of spectators watching small rowing boats on the River Torrens during events at a regatta.
A working man from Port Pirie
A working man from Port Pirie sitting on a broken box, possibly a 'staged' photograph.
Rowers on the Torrens River, Adelaide
A team of four rowers and their cox working out on the Torrens River at Adelaide.
A packed theatre audience
A packed theatre audience at the Adelaide Town Hall. The central aisle is lined with two rows of uniformed sailors.
Men on a Publicans' picnic in South Australia
A group of men on a Publicans' picnic in South Australian countryside; back row, second from the right is B.Ware next to S.Jacobs, far right, A.W.Ware sits centre with a hat on a stick in front of him, other names unknown.
Staff and students from the School of Mines and Industries, Adelaide
Staff and students from the School of Mines and Industries with Sir Langdon Bonython sitting front row centre, wearing the top hat: a group photograph taken at the Adelaide Oval.
Visiting party of government officials at Cape Thevenard, South Australia
A large rowing boat carrying a party of government officials including A. Searcy, landing at Cape Thevenard, South Australia; other names include McGillivray, Pflaum, McDonald, and Ritchie.
Boating on the Murray River
Distant view of a man rowing on the Murray River.
W. M. Hughes visiting Adelaide
W. M. Hughes, Prime Minister of Australia, standing front row third from the right with a group of men outside the railway station in Adelaide during a visit to South Australia.
Members of Henley and Grange women's hockey team
Members of Henley and Grange women's hockey team sitting in a group with Mr.J.H.Sinclair, far left front row, and another man; other names not known.
Group of fifteen men holding signalling flags with an army officer
A group of fifteen men holding signalling flags near an army tent; a uniformed soldier sits in the front row and two boys wearing army uniform, possibly buglers, sit on the ground; names unknown.