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A reunion of South Australian war veterans
Sir Henry Galway, Governor of South Australia, photographed with a large group of war veterans taken in front of the Prince of Wales Hotel, Angas Street, Adelaide; Sir Henry sits in the front row, sixth from the left.
A military parade along King William Street, Adelaide
Crowds watching soldiers marching along King William Street, Adelaide; men wearing civilian dress are in the ranks indicating that this could be a victory parade of returned soldiers after their service overseas during World War I. A researcher has identified the following individuals: Walter Dollman (1st CO of 27th Battalion) is leading the soldiers; Percy Gordon Bice is behind Dollman; and Stanley Steward Woods is on the right in the second row.
A reunion of South Australian war veterans.
Sir Henry Galway, Governor of South Australia, photographed with a large group of war veterans in front of the Prince of Wales Hotel, Angas Street, Adelaide; Sir Henry sits in the front row, sixth from the left.
South Australian soldiers
A group of soldiers on the staff of army headquarters in South Australia photographed with their dog; names mostly not known. The man seated in the second row, 5th from left, is W.L. Stuart, the second Commandant of Mticham Camp; Lieutenant Arthur Francis Lindsary Harper, Adjutant of Mitcham Camp is seated on his left (6th from left).
Group of South Australian soldiers
Group of newly trained soldiers of the South Australian 19th Field Ambulance (Australian Medical Corps) in front of a Red Cross tent at Army camp, probably pre-war. Officers Charles Moodie and Colonel Arthur Edmond Shepherd are seated in the middle row, 5th and 6th from the left. The man to his right also appears in PRG 280/1/18/171.
Colonel Weir and a team of supporters
Colonel Stanley Price Weir seated centre, second row, in a group of men and women outside the South Australian Museum building, Adelaide.
Customs officers of South Australia
The principal members of the South Australian Customs Department in 1885 at Port Adelaide; Arthur Searcy stands far right, front row.
South Australian sportswomen
A group of South Australian sportswomen, possibly rowers, sitting on the banks of the Torrens River, Adelaide.
A group of people in front of a church
A group of South Australian people in front of a church; several boys and young girls are seated in the front row of the group but the remainder consist of older women, possibly associated with a church organisation.
South Australian soldiers
A group of soldiers on the staff of army headquarters in South Australia photographed with their dog; names mostly not known. The man seated in the second row, 5th from left, is W.L. Stuart, the second Commandant of Mitcham Camp; Lieutenant Arthur Francis Lindsary Harper, Adjutant of Mitcham Camp is seated on his left (6th from left).
The City of Adelaide cricket team
Members of the City of Adelaide cricket team which played a Country team at Adelaide Oval in January 1920. Names are [back row l to r] Unknown umpire, JE Gray (12th man) EL Phillips, ER Bartlett, DM Henry, ES Woolcott, unknown umpire [seated l to r] AM Ambler, AK Hill, E McCarron (vice-captain) RF Middleton (captain), A Smith, LB Wilson, JW Rymill [in front]. Scorer unknown.
Australian soldiers
A large group of Australian soldiers at an army camp, possibly in South Australia. A researcher has suggested that the military uniforms date to before 1912; and provided the following names of officers seated in the front row: Captain W. de Passey (9th from left), Miles Fitzroy Beevor (10th from left), Edward Castle Oldham (11th from left). [Not sure about identification of Beevor - compare with B 23143.]
An interstate hockey team
Members of an interstate hockey team, possibly from Victoria; names not known. According to a researcher, this is the Victorian men's Hockey Team. Probably from 1913 when interstate matches were played in Adelaide. The gentleman in the middle of the front row is Frank Major the Team Manager.
A group of soldiers
A group of army officers at the Mitcham Camp ca. 1914-1915, possibly 'non-AIF' training staff of warrant officers and sergeants (includes a mix of pre-war uniforms as well as later styles). Man on right of middle row is Robert Conway Parrott who enlisted in the AIF on 18 February 1918. Prior to this he was a 'militia' NCO working at Mitcham Camp doing training. This photo appeared in 'The Observer', Saturday 10 June 1916, page 24, over the caption 'Staff Sergeants-Major, Mitcham Camp'.
Billy Hughes at Government House, Adelaide
Billy Hughes, Prime Minister of Australia, Sir Henry Galway, Governor of South Australia and others at Government House, Adelaide, South Australia; Mr. Hughes is seated in the front row, seventh from the left with Sir Henry on his left.
A group of soldiers
A group of soldiers, possibly members of the Medical Corps or Field Ambulance Unit; names not known. A researcher has suggested that the group appears to be the 2 Army Medical Corps. The officer in the front row, second from left, is Renfrey Gershom Burnard, who enlisted 14/8/1916 and embarked for overseas on 19 February 1917, which puts the date of this photograph within that time frame. [A photo featuring some of the men appeared in 'The Chronicle', Saturday 13 January 1917, page 30 under the heading 'November reinforcements for the A.M.C.; another appeared in the same paper the following week (Saturday 27 January 1917, page 28) under the heading 'Men of the A.M.C.' See also PRG 280/1/18/32.]
Captain Malcolm and a group of soldiers
Captain Malcolm and a group of South Australian soldiers; Captain Malcolm is seated in the front row, third from the right.
New army recruits
A large group of new army recruits, possibly photographed at the Jubilee Oval, Adelaide. The second man, standing, in the second row, with a moustache, is Lieutenant E.G.E. Willis.
A group of South Australian men
A group of South Australian men including politicians Reginald Blundell, second from right, and Harry Young, third from right, front row.
Australian military staff instructors
A large group of Australian military officers, described as the instructional staff of the Federal City Forces; most names not known. The following have been identified in the front row: Colonel Goghill second from left (see also PRG 280/1/8/436]; Connor third from right; F.M. Lorenzo 8th from right; Colonel Dean 9th from right; Colonel F.J.D. Darvall 10th from right; and T. Hancock 11th from right. The man fifth from right also appears in PRG 280/1/42/114 and the man 6th from right also appears in PRG 280/1/39/182. A researcher has suggested that the small group that appears in PRG 280/1/42/114 and this photo appear to have been taken at the same time at the Jubilee (ie Exhibition) Oval during the later years of WWI. It is possible that the small group is the local staff and the large includes staff from HQ at Keswick.
A group of soldiers in front of a Red Cross tent
Group of newly trained soldiers of the South Australian 19th Field Ambulance (Australian Medical Corps) in front of a Red Cross tent at Army camp, probably pre-war. Officers Charles Moodie and Colonel Arthur Edmond Shepherd are seated in the middle row, 5th and 6th from the left. The man to his right also appears in PRG 280/1/18/171.
Sir William Sowden with Cheer Up Society helpers
Sir William Sowden, editor of the Register newspaper sitting second row, ninth from the left with a large group of volunteer helpers from the Cheer-Up Society in Adelaide.
Men of the 3rd Reinforcements, 43rd Battalion
Men of the 3rd Reinforcements, 43rd Battalion. The 3rd Reinforcements comprised the men listed below. They embarked on the HMAT Anchises on 28 August 1916 from Port Adelaide. Identities have not been matched to the image. 2026, ABELSON, Coleman 2027, ADAMS, Herbert 2153A, ADEY, William Frederick Clair 2152, AMEY, Thomas John 2029, BAKER, Ernest Martin 2028, BALD, David 2031, BENNETT, Lindsay Gordon 2032, BERRIMAN, Robert Harold 2170, BETTS, Mark Alfred 2033, BONNEY, Hurtle Oliver 2034, BONNEY, Patrick 2037, BROADBENT, Ralph Leslie 2035, BROWN, Albert Victor 2036, BRYDEN, Edgar Roy 2038, BUTTFIELD, Blinnan Vincent 2039, BUTTFIELD, Hilary John 2040, CANNAN, William Thomas 2051, CARR, Arthur Francis Joseph 2041, CARROLL, Herbert James 2042, CARTER, Ernest William 2052, CARTHY, Phillip George 2045, CHAMBERS, Sidney Harold 2053, CHRISTENSEN, John Thomas 2043, CHRISTIE, Robert 2154A, CLARK, Leonard William 2054, CLARK, William Herbert 2044, CLIFF, Maurice James 2047, COLLINS, Algernon Thomas 2175, CONLIN, Francis Leonard 2176, Conlin, William Thomas Joseph 2055, COOPER, Edwin Albert Henry 2056, COX, George Henry 2057A, COX, Sydney Ivan 2048, CRAM, William Edward 2049, CRANWELL, Horace Leslie 2050, CUGLEY, Harold Herbert 2063, DAENKE, Horace Edward 2060, DALTON, Charles 2061, DATSON, Albert Charles 2059, DAW, Alfred Compson 2064, DEAN, Harold Lewis 2065, DIGHTON, Charles Lealand George 2066, DOWDY, Frank Leslie 2067, DOWER, Thomas 2068, DUNN, Cecil 2070, ELDRIDGE, Albert Francis 2071, EVES, Frederick George 2072, FENWICK, Harry 2074, FIELD, William Melvine 2075, FOSTER, Albert Edward 2076, FOSTER, Albert Ernest 2077, FOUBISTER, Bertram Stanley R2079, GALLACHER, George 2080, GEORGE, Cecil Vaughan 2081, GEUE, William 2083, GILBERT, Frank Roy 2084, GOUGH, George 2085, GRAFF, Frederick William 2086, GREEN, Allan Elliot 2088, GREGORY, Bruce Lionel 2087, GRIFFIN, Albert Leslie 2155A, GROSSER, Ernest Frederick Wilhelm 2082, GUERIN, Charles 2089, GUNNING, Norman Stannus 2090, HAMLYN, James Eustace 2091, HARVEY, Reginald 2093, HAUPT, Otto August 2092, HAYTER, Herbert 2172, HEALEY, Leonard Charles 2097, HEASLIP, James Gordon 2101, HENDERSON, Roy Stanley 2096, HILL, Claude Percival 2094, HILLAM, George Priestley 2095, HILTON, Alfred Ernest Edward 2100, HINDMARSH, Hector Pretoris 2098, HODGES, Norman Thomas 2099, HOOPER, Charles Edgar 2102, HUBBARD, Leslie Herbert 2173, IHMS, Henry Arthur 2103, IVEY, William James Pote 2104, JENKINS, Alfred Edward 2105, JESSER, Thomas Linthal 2106, JOHNSON, Arthur Vaughan 2107, KELLY, John 2108, KELLY, Michael 2110, KING, James 2109, KOTY, George Herman 2156A, LAMBERT, Albert Edward 2112, LEOPOLD, Julius Leberecht 2111, LEY, Frank 2113, LIENERT, Fred Percy 2114, LIVINGSTON, Arnold Glen 2157A, LONG, Henry Howard 2115, LUNDSTEN, William 2121, MAGEN, Carl William Augus 2119, MARKS, Ernest 2116, MARNER, Albert John 2117, MARNER, James Stephen 2118, MARNER, Robert George 2126, MARSLAND, Albert James 2120, MARTYN, Frederick 2123, McKAY, Arthur John 2124, McPHERSON, John Henry 2125, MILES, George Arthur 2127, MUIR, Gordon Frederick 2128, MURRAY, Robert 2129, NEALE, D'Arcy Lewis 2130, NOLL, Herman Albert 2131, NORMAN, Frank 2132, O'DONNELL, Edward Thomas 2133, PARNELL, John Henry 2134, PENS, Murray 2135, RADOSLOVICH, Joseph 2136, RANDOLPH, Ralph 2138, READ, Robert Stanley * 2137, REDDEN, William John 2138, REID, Robert Stanley 2143, RIDDLE, George Henry 2139, RIVETT, Thomas William 2141, RIX, Arnold Darwin 2140, ROAKE, Leonard Edward 2158A, ROBERTSON, Donald Robert 2145, ROSSER, Clement Ernest 2142, ROWE, Henry Malcolm 2152, SAMPSON, Harry Percy 2174, SAUNDERS, Philip Frederick 2149, SHEPLEY, Malcolm Frank 2146, SMITH, Jack 2160A, SMITH, John Livingston 2148, SMITH, Murray 2147, SMITH, Sidney 2150, STANLEY, John David 2151, STEPHENS, Claude Ralph 2159A, STOREN, John 2153, STYANT-BROWNE, Clifford 2154, SUMMERS, Martin Joseph 2155, SUTTON, Frederick John Morris 2156, SWANN, Lyell Keith , SYMONS, Ivor Gordon 2157, TALBOT, Thomas William 2158, TURNER, John Wilfred 2159, UNVOAS, Yves 2160, VERRALL, Frank 2161, VIDITO, Archibald 2162, WALKER, Roy Euston 2163, WARNER, Edward Francis , WATTS, Laurence Stowell 2164, WAYE, Sydney Victor 2165, WHITBREAD, Walter Joseph 2166, WORBY, Percy James 2167, WUNDENBERG, Ferdinand Theodore 2168, WYETT, Victor Leopold 2169, YEATES, Clarence Victor.
Second Re-inforcements, 50th Battalion
A group of men of the 2nd Re-inforcements, 50th Battalion who embarked from Outer Harbor, South Australia, on H.M.A.T. A60 'Aeneas' 11th April 1916 for Egypt; the two officers, front row carrying canes are possibly Second Lieut. Guy Spencer Packard and Second Lieut. Reginald John Rudall.
South African War Memorial ceremony in Adelaide
A crowd of civilians and military personnel attending a commemoration ceremony at the South African War Memorial, on the corner of King William Street and North Terrace, Adelaide, South Australia; standing in the front row are naval Captain Clare, Colonel Rowell, and A. N. Day.
Women rowers on the Torrens River, Adelaide
Four women rowers with a male cox practising on the Torrens River, Adelaide, South Australia.
Five Australian army officers
A group of five Australian army officers photographed at an army camp; they are possibly members of the Medical Corps as indicated by Searcy's comment 'Good sawbones'. According to a researcher, the man standing left rear is Doctor Harry Nott, RMO (who was with the 10th Battalion AIF), with W. R. Cavenagh-Mainwaring to his left (assigned to the 3rd Light Horse). Both units were at the Morphettville Camp in 1914. The man seated in the centre is Frederick Goldsmith, surgeon (also appears in PRG 280/1/26/104). The three seated in the front row are all wearing pre-war peak caps (shiny leather visors) suggesting they are or were in the militia pre-war - so the the other two may have been with Goldsmith in the 3rd Field Ambulance ie Fry and Moodie.
The Murray River in flood
A man rowing a small boat on the flooded Murray River; the steam-boat in the distant left background is the government launch 'Alexandra'.
Henley Beach celebrities
A group of South Australian men described by Searcy as 'Henley Beach celebrities'; lawyer Paris Nesbit sits front row, third from the right.
A group of young South Australian women
A group of young South Australian women charity workers at a fete.