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Mrs J. Laver
Mrs J. Laver, wife of the proprietor of Stuart Arms Hotel at Alice Springs.
Mrs J. Laver
Mrs J. Laver, wife of the proprietor of Stuart Arms Hotel at Alice Springs.
Mrs J. Laver
Mrs J. Laver, wife of the proprietor of Stuart Arms Hotel at Alice Springs, with a bird.
Bob and Mrs Laver
Mrs J. Laver, wife of the proprietor of Stuart Arms Hotel at Alice Springs, with her son Bob.
Bob Purvis
Bob Purvis of Woodgreen Station pictured on his horse outside the Stuart Arms Hotel.
Boy Scouts
'Boy Scouts 1924. Hats, belts, shirts, nickers [sic] and books 'Scouting for boys' by Sir Robert Baden-Powell. These were presented to the troop by Sir Tom Bridges, the Governor of South Australia. Stuart Arms Hotel in the back ground, Fogarty's store almost centre. Photo taken from Police Station looking east.' See PRG 1365/1/88 for names of boys.
Xmas tree
'Xmas tree 1922 Stuart Arms Hotel. Note the beer bottles bordering the lawn. Alf Price, Bob Laver, Pearl Price, Mavis Stott, Ron Price and Malcolm Stott.' [NOTE: The description is as it appears on the photograph. However, it has been suggested that the two Stott children shown here are actually Agnes Heaslop Stott, born 31 March 1909, and her youngest brother Malvern Heaslop George ("Duncan") Stott, born 11 June 1911. Mavis was born 1914 and would have only been 8 in 1922. Malcolm Heaslop Stott was their eldest brother and born 25 January 1903, Palmerston NT].
Donkey team at Alice Springs
Donkey team in the yard of the Stuart Arms Hotel.
Tennis game
'Game of tennis at rear of Stuart Arms Hotel, Alice Springs'.
Race meeting
'Another past the post. Note Stuart Arms Hotel in the background'.
T model Ford
A T model ford with three men and a dog 'taken in front of [the Stuart Arms] Hotel'.
Two men in a bar
Two men in a bar, presumably at the Stuart Arms Hotel.
Afghan camel train
An Afghan camel train being unloaded outside the Stuart Arms Hotel at Alice Springs.
People, groups and events around the suburb of Payneham
People and groups photographed by Messenger Press around the suburb of Payneham. Titled by Messenger Press as 'Payneham People'. A selection have been digitised and may be viewed online (do an ARCHIVAL NUMBER search on B 75111/1-62); the rest may requested and viewed in the Reading Room.