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Spectators on the banks of the Torrens River
Spectators picnicking on the banks of the Torrens River, Adelaide, South Australia during a gala occasion, possibly a swimming or rowing competition.
South Australian women rowers
Four women rowers and a male cox practising on the Torrens River, Adelaide, South Australia.
Four Australian sportsmen
Four Australian tennis players at Adelaide Oval; Messrs. Ronald Thomas and Roy Taylor of South Australia, back row, and Pat O'Hara Wood (Victoria), front left, and Horace Rice (N.S.W.), front right.
A group of young South Australian girls
A group of young South Australian girls standing and sitting in three rows at the Adelaide Railway Station; names and purpose not known.
North Adelaide 1920 premiership football team
North Adelaide Australian Rules Football 1920 premiership team and officials. Second row sitting L-R Percy Lewis, G. Trescowthick, Tom Leahy, J.F. Bennett (Hon. Treasurer), Jack 'Snowy' Hamilton.
Members of the Oddfellows Friendly Society
Members of the Independent Order of Oddfellows Friendly Society with two prominent American visitors, centre front row, photographed outside the Stow Memorial Church (now Pilgrim Uniting Church) in Flinders Street, Adelaide, South Australia; names not known.
Members of the Ninth Light Horse Reinforcements
Members of the 9th Light Horse Reinforcements including Captain Malcolm, centre front row, other names not known.
A group of South Australian men
A group of South Australian men who were members of a committee; Sir William Sowden, editor of the Register newspaper is seated second from the right front row.
A regatta in South Australia
Men in rowing boats at a regatta on the Torrens River watched by a crowd of spectators.
Boat race on the Torrens River, Adelaide
Spectators watching a University boat race from the banks of the Torrens River in Adelaide, South Australia.
A cricket picnic group
A cricket picnic group; men wearing cricket pads and dressed for a game sit in the front row with eight women, possibly wives, and four other men standing behind, names not known.
The ketch 'Aristides' at sea
The South Australian Harbors Board ketch 'Aristides' and a rowing boat at sea off the west coast.
Henry Barwell and his staff
The South Australian Attorney-General and Minister for Industry, Henry Barwell, and his staff; he is seated fourth from the right, front row with the Crown Solicitor, F.W.Richards, seated on his left.
War memorial in Smithfield
Distant view of an unveiling ceremony for a war memorial located outside the Smithfield Institute building. Due to vandalism, the soldier on the monument was replaced with a cross in 1980. The Institute building was demolished in 1989, and a row of shops now stand where the Institute now was (corner of Queen Street and Anderson Walk, Smithfield). The monument was moved to a park on the opposite side of Anderson Walk. For details of the unveiling of the memorial see the article 'Smithfield Memorial' in the 'Bunyip' newspaper, Friday 21 May 1920, page 3.
Sir George Murray and a group of war veterans
Sir George Murray, Lieutenant Governor of South Australia, photographed seated centre front row with a group of war veterans. A researcher has commented that this photograph was taken in May 1920 at the Aurora Hotel at the Annual Reunion of the South Australian Corps of Veterans, attended by Lieut.-Governor Sir George Murray. The Advertiser, 22 May 1920, page 9.
South Australian cricketers
A team of state cricketers and umpires at Adelaide Oval, South Australia.
A group of returned soldiers
South Australian returned soldiers photographed seated in a hall decorated with a large Australian flag. Brigadier John L Hardie, DSO OBE, is seated on the far right of the front row; the Reverend G W Kendrew iis behind him (man with the moustache).
Sturt Football Club team
Members of the Sturt Football Club team; Victor Richardson is seated centre of the front row holding the football with Frank Golding on his right.
Freemasons in Adelaide
A group of South Australian Freemasons wearing their regalia; Mr. Pitt, is seated centre front row, other names not known.
A decorated boat on the Torrens River
A rowing boat decorated in the shape of a large parrot carrying two men and three women during a regatta in Adelaide.
A decorated boat on the Torrens River
A rowing boat decorated with mock sails constructed with flowers and foliage being steered along the Torrens river by two women during a regatta held in Adelaide.
Sir Archibald Weigall and Society officials
Sir Archibald Weigall, Governor of South Australia, sitting centre front row with a group of officials from the Royal Agricultural and Horticultural Society outside Government House, Adelaide; other names not known.
Sir George Murray with war veterans in Adelaide
Sir George Murray, Lieutenant Governor of South Australia, sitting centre front row between two senior naval and army officers with a group of war veterans, outside the Aurora Hotel in Adelaide.
'Swim through Adelaide' swimming race
Competitors swimming in the Torrens River during the 'Swim through Adelaide' competition watched by spectators from rowing boats lining the route near the weir in Adelaide, South Australia.
Cricket team from Victoria
Members of a cricket team representing Victoria visiting Adelaide; Warwick Armstrong, captain, sits front row, third from the left.
Sir Archibald Weigall with returned soldiers
Sir Archibald Weigall, Governor of South Australia, Lady Weigall, and Sir George Murray photographed sitting with a large group of returned soldiers on the lawns outside Government House in Adelaide, South Australia. Colonel S. Price Weir is seated 8th from left in the second row.
Brigadier-General Dean with a group of shooters
Brigadier-General George Dean, centre row, fourth from the right sitting with a group of rifle club shooters at the Dry Creek Butts; other names not known.
Six young South Australian women
A group of six young South Australian women; Miss Waite, daughter of the noted pastoralist, Peter Waite is sitting far left, front row.
Soldiers of the 5th Pioneers
A large group photograph of Australian soldiers described as members of the 5th Reinforcements of the 5th Pioneers (5th Pioneer Battalion); officer commanding is Lieutenant Hill. The soldier in the second row, fifth from the left, has been identified as No.2603 Private Frank Hazelton Groom, of Yacka, South Australia.
Boating on the Darling River
A boy guiding a rowing boat with a toy sailing-boat nearby along the Darling River near Wentworth, New South Wales.