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House of Assembly Members
House of Assembly Members in the state's centenary year including: R.J. Rudall, H.C. Hogben, F.T. Perry, C.L. Abbott, J.N. Redler, E. Anthoney, A.V. Thompson, T.P. Howard, H.H. Shannon, G. Connor, A.J. Blackwell, A.W. Robinson, R.S. Richards, J. McInnes, M.S. Dunks, J.M. Beerworth, B. Pattinson, R.L. Butler, J.A. Lyons, S.W. Jeffries, M. McIntosh, A.D. McDonald, T. Playford, R.D. Nicholls, H.W. Lyons, G.C. Morphett, G.F. Jenkins, Sir H.S. Hudd, L.G. Riches, H.B. Crosby, D.M.S. Davies, E.J. Craigie, V.M. Newland, V.G. Petherick, P.T. Heggaton, R.A. Dale, A.W. Lacey, D.H. Bardolph, S. Dennison, A.W. Christian, W.A. Hamilton, A.J. Melrose, R.W.R. Hunt, F.L. Parker, J.C. Fitzgerald, J.E. Stephens, T.C. Stott, J.P. Steele, E.C. Redman.
House of Assembly Members
[General description] This is a compilation of small portraits of the House of Assembly Members for the 27th Parliament, elected 1930.
Concentration Camp
Concentration camp for civil prisoners of war on Torrens Island. Conditions were harsh in the camp with Captain GE Hawkes abusing and ill treating the internees. Following two courts of inquiry the camp was closed in 1915. To add to the harsh conditions the internees, housed in tents, had to provide their own food. Despite these hardships they managed to organise cultural events. After the camp was closed in 1915 the internees were transferred to Sydney. This photograph shows row upon row of tents behind a fence.
South Australian Cricket Team
South Australian Cricket team: Played at Sydney 8, 9, 11 and 13 Nov 1892. Back row, left to right: J. Noel; A. Wilkinson; W.F. Giffen; H.L. Haldane; W. Slight (Umpire). Middle row: W.O. Whitridge (Manager); W.E. Delaney; J.J. Lyons; J. Reedman; C.W. Hayward. Front row: F. Jarvis; G. Giffen (Captain); A.H. Jarvis; H. Blinman.
Tug Moree
The tug Moree on the road near Ashbourne January 16, 1962. The "Moree" was salvaged from the Coorong September, 27, 1961 after running aground. Her home port was Sydney.
'Magic'
Sailing boat 'Magic' was built in Sydney and wrecked at Cape Cassini.
Yankalilla Post Office
Post and Telegraph office at Yankalilla.
Gilbert and Sullivan Society
Members of the Gilbert and Sullivan Society performing "The Mikado": this view shows the principals at final rehearsal for performances held in Australia Hall on 22 & 25 November 1948. From left: Ray Piercy; Dulcey Rae; Frank McCabe; Betty Botten; Lloyd Angel; Vera Clarkson; Reg Bellenger; Lillian Jaunay; Sydney Morrell.
Duke of York Royal Visit
People's Finance and Executive Committee of the Royal visit to Adelaide by the Duke and Duchess of Cornwall and York. Back row: C. Johns; C. Wells; A.R. Fuller; G.S. Aldridge; C. Degenhardt; W.H. Phillipps; John Moule (Sec.); C.A. Murphy; W. Brodey; J. Vardon; A.A. Kirkpatrick; G. Gee Wah; J. Lord. Front row: W. Bickford; J.W. Caire; Sir C. Todd; S. Toms; P. Wood (President); C.H. Goode (Vice-President); W. Pope (Hon. Treasurer); C.R. Wilton; M.H. Madge; A. Mackie.
Premiers Conference
Premiers Conference, Sydney.
Women's Hockey Team
Adelaide University women's hockey team, which played against teams from Sydney and Melbourne Universities. Back row L-R: W.M. Fairweather, M.M. Kimber, R.M. Miller, E.D. Proud. E.G. Richards, unknown, unknown, E.R. Gault. Front row L-R: H.B.M. Walter (vice capt.), E.B. Crump (capt.), M.F. Proud [also at PRG 280/1/40/283].
S.A. Naval Party, 1915
Members of the S.A. Naval Party enlisted for active service which left Adelaide on the 4 August 1915 for Sydney. Back row: J.Riley, J.W.Campbell, P.A.Beauchamp, F.C.Taylor, H.T.Lambert, E.J.C.Lambert, A.E.Reid, A.C.Hanson, A.J.Benton, B.Bates. Middle row: W.Mitchell, H.H.Henley, L.G.Peining, G.E.Paynter, L.W.Lewis, H.D.Small, R.T.Murison, W.H.Baker. Front row: R.L.Baker, O.A.Andrews, P.J.Gaghen, Staff Sgt Major Hoyd, Corporal A.Mills, J.Gilbert, W.L.C.Beet, K.M.Lyall.
State political representatives
Group of state political representatives attending the Intercolonial convention held at Sydney in 1883. First row: Honorables Fraser (WA), Dibbs (NSW), Bray (SA), Garrick (QLD). Second row: Honorables Griffiths (QLD), Dalley (NSW), Whitaker (NZ), Service (VIC), Atkinson (NZ), Stuart (NSW), Kerford (VIC). Standing: Includes Downer (SA), Brown (TAS), Giblin (TAS), Berry (VIC).
McMahon's Hotel Centralia, North Terrace, Adelaide
McMahon's Hotel Centralia, North Terrace west, 17 August 1941. The left side is 57 yds. east of Fenn Place. Frontage (including the adjoining building with three shuttered windows): 24 yards. The Hotel Centralia was formerly called the Black Swan and Sydney Hotel. The hotel was remodelled in 1940. Compare this photograph with B 10400. Mrs Mary Elizabeth McMahon held the licence with Mr Thomas F McMahon from 1941 until 1943.
North Tce., Black Swan Hotel
North Terrace, East c.1883. (compare with B13423). The Black Swan Hotel in approximately 1883. It was also known as Sydney Hotel amd Hotel Centralia and stood at number 65 North Terrace, west of Morphett Street
Rundle Street
Rundle Street, north side. Charles Birks Department Store dominates the north side of Rundle Street. This three storey shop had an additional two storeys and a canopy over the entrance added on the western end in 1920. This store was merged with the Sydney store of David Jones in 1953.
Gilbert Place
Gilbert Place. These premises show alterations undertaken in 1934 by architect Albert Langhans for Leo Buring and Sobel vignerons. The building became known as Quelltaler House. See B 6463 for photo taken early in 1934 before changes. Leo Buring was born in South Australia on 7th October 1876 to German immigrants Theodor Gustav Hermann Buring and Henriette Friedricke Louisa Lina Dohrenwendt. He established Ye Old Crusty Cellar in Sydney where special vintages were stored in casks and bottles and where many distinguished guests were entertained. Possibly Quelltaler House was built for this purpose in Adelaide.
Rundle Street
Rundle Street. Real Photo series M.1625.
Wakefield Street
Wakefield Street, south side, May 1927, St. Francis Xaviers Cathedral. Construction began in 1856. The Cathedral was further expanded to include a bell tower which was opened by Archbishop Spence in April 1926. The bell used in the tower is the Murphy Bell of 1867 and it is surrounded by thirteen other bells, seven of these date back to 1881 and were previously in St Mary's Cathedral in Sydney. When this photograph was taken in May 1927 the second stage of building had just been completed.
Halifax Street
[General description] This single storey stone corner building is the premises of the Avalon ClothingCompany [On back of photograph] 'Acre 525 / Halifax Street, north side / October 5th 1954 / Left side of cottage abuts east side of Sydney Place / Frontage of cottage is 10 yards / Slight alterations were subsequently made to this building / Compare with B 13839 taken in January 1957'
Halifax Street
Halifax Street, north side, 22nd January 1957, frontage of building on the left is 10 yards. Left side of white building abuts east side of Sydney Place. For a view of this building taken in October 1954 prior to slight alterations, see B 13054
Halifax Street, Adelaide
[General description] A row of small single storey attached workman's cottages runs across the centre if the view with utility lines strung overhead. A Valiant S series car is parked next to the taxi. [On back of photograph] 'Halifax Street, north side / 26th February 1965 / Left side of cottages is 10 yards east of Sydney Place and frontage is 20 yards'
Halifax Street, Adelaide
Halifax Street, Adelaide, north side, taken on April 8th, 1925, and featuring Slatters' boot factory, soon after its completion. On the left is Surflen Street, and Sydney Place is towards the right. The frontage of the building is 47.5 yards, and its left side is 13.5 yards east of Surflen Street. See B 6715 for the 1933-4 enlagement of the factory. For a view of the ivy covered cottage on the left, taken in 1954, see B 12864.
Brown Street
South east corner of Brown Street and Whitmore Square, 1965. This photograph of Brown Street (now Morphett Street) on the corner of Whitmore Square shows an electrical engineering firm owned by Sydney Osborne
Queen's School
Photograph of students and teachers at Queen's School, on Barton Terrace, North Adelaide. People are identified according to the key supplied by Sir Bruce Ross and Mr Arnold Moulden, 1972, together with career details: 1. F.(?) Dancker. Architect; 2. Jack Mayo. Doctor, brother of Sir Herbert Mayo; 3. Max Joyner. Solicitor; 4. Hamilton; 5. Mortimer Giles. Solicitor, senior partner in Giles Magarey & Lloyd; 6. F.H. ('Bertie') Stokes. Killed in WWI; 7. 'Scap' Ellis; 8. (Sir) Brian Swift. Gynaecologist. Brother of Houghton and Neville. Their father, Dr H.H. Swift, a very conservative and crusty old gentleman, lived in a two storey house on the site of the present Moore's department store.; 9. (Sir) Keith Smith. Aviator; 10. Spicer; 11. Main; 12. Ken Hamilton. Secretary of University Union; 13. Field; 14. Ernest Eversley Rhead Porter. Son of share-broker. Went to U.K.; 15. (Sir) Bruce Ross. Justice of the Supreme Court of S.A.; 16. Keith Hocking; 17 [unknown]; 18. Colin Gore Stewart. Son of S.A. Commissioner of Waterworks. Schoolmaster. Major in A.I.F. Went to U.K. and became head of large trust company with world-wide interests.; 19. (Sir) Ivan Bede Jose. Son of Dean Jose, at this time rector of Christ Church, North Adelaide. Surgeon; 20. Hew O'Halloran Giles. Went on to Geelong Grammar. Father of Geoffrey O'H. Giles M.H.R. who also attended Geelong Grammar; 21.'Dusty' (Sir Wallace?) Sandford; 22. Keith Wilkinson. Partner in Bullock & Wilkinson, land agents. Son of W.B. Wilkinson, one of Adelaide's largest land agents.; 23. Melrose(?); 24. Guy Fisher. Solicitor. Son of a solicitor and father of a Q.C. Went on to Geelong Grammar.; 25. John Stokes. A brother of 'Bertie'.; 26. Lindsay(?) Sandford; 27. J.C.P. Strachan (pron. Strawn). Doctor. Practised somewhere near Ballarat, Victoria.; 28. Russell; 29. W.O.(?) ('Fatty') Cooper; 30. Hall; 31.Houghton (pron. Howton) Swift; 32. [unknown]; 33. Melrose; 34. Mr ('Teddy') Le Messiurer, Science master at Queen's for many years. Became the school's 'Old Chips'.; 35. Mr Jacomb [sic] Hood. Headmaster and proprietor of the school until the 1920s. A strict disciplinarian who gave a cut of the cane for every spelling error.; 36. Mr R.G. Jennings. Brother of Claude Jennings, and accountant and cricketer.; 37. Henry Beresford. Secretary of Student's Union, Sydney University.; 38. George Melrose; 39. W.R. ('Bill') Cave. Businessman; 40. Alan William Morey. Rhodes scholar. Studying medicine when he joined the R.F.C. Shot down and badly injured. Wangled way back into R.F.C., shot down again and killed over France.; 41. Alan Dean. Son of General Dean?; 42. Max Jaffrey. Solicitor; 43. [unknown]; 44. Neville Swift. Killed in WWI; 45. Ken Campbell. Joined Eastern Extension Cable after WWI. In later years Secretary of Adelaide Club.; 46. Matt Woodley; 47, Harrold; 48. Arnold Meredieth Moulden. Solicitor; 49. Wilfred Oswald Jose. Brother of Ivan. Killed WWI; 50. Geoff Carey; 53. H. Moulden. Brother of Arnold. Farmed in Inman Valley; 55. (Sir) Ross Smith. Aviator; 56. Ross Wilkinson. Brother of Keith. Lived on inheritance in N.S.W.
Aerial map of Adelaide
Lithograph by A. C. Cooke showing an early aerial view of the City of Adelaide, the River Torrens and portion of North Adelaide from a point on Pennington Terrace, North Adelaide. In July 1876, the Illustrated Sydney News published a special supplement that included the map. Signed by Frearson, it is believed that it was printed and published by Frearson Brothers. 2 copies. [See B 5940 for other copies].
Adelaide
City lights of Adelaide. Valentines Real Photo Series.
Adelaide From Mount Lofty
Adelaide from Mount Lofty.
Adelaide From Mount Lofty
Adelaide from Mount Lofty. Valentines Real Photo Series.
Flinders Street
Flinders Street looking towards Toorak. Valentines Real Photo Series.