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Girls playing off for the ball during the Adelaide versus Queensland Inter-University hockey match
Close view of girls playing off for the ball at the start of the Women's Inter-University hockey match played between Adelaide (players wearing traditional chequered hems) and Queensland Universities, on the old Sydney Universtiy main oval, on Thursday 21 August 1919. The old grandstand, which burnt down in 1975, can be seen in the background, with Wesley College on the right.
An Anzac Day march in Sydney
Crowds watching sailors marching in the Anzac Day procession along Macquarie Street, Sydney, New South Wales.
Home Defence volunteers near Sydney
A group of Home Defence volunteers attending a rifle training exercise in bushland near Sydney, New South Wales.
Coal bins on Sydney Harbour
Overhead view of coal bins, shipping and a steam dredge at the docks on Sydney Harbour, New South Wales.
Damage caused by a large fire at Sydney wharves
The damage caused by a large fire at Sydney wharves causing losses of one hundred pounds.
Two yachts sailing against the wind near the Heads, Sydney
Two yachts sailing against the wind near the Heads, Sydney, "The Rip" (left) and "Raohito".
A large gas balloon being demonstrated by Captain Penfold in front of a large crowd, Sydney
A large gas balloon being demonstrated by Captain Penfold (AKA Vincent P. Taylor) in front of a large crowd at Sydney, New South Wales, January 11th 1914.
Old sailing ships and steamboats in Sydney Harbour
Old sailing ships and steamboats in Sydney Harbour.
Passengers leaving a boat in Sydney harbour
Passengers leaving a boat, possibly a ferry, at a landing stage in Sydney harbour.
Part of Sydney harbour
General view of Sydney harbour.
Sydney crowds at a military parade
Crowds in Sydney watching a military review.
Royal Hall of Industries, Sydney
The Royal Hall of Industries building in the The Royal Agricultural Society (RAS) Showground, Sydney.
England v. Australia, Second Test Match, Sydney
Australian team, Second Test, England vs Australia, Sydney, December 14th-20th, 1928. Top row, left to right: W.M Woodfull, W.H. Ponsford, H. Ironmonger, D.J. Blackie, O.E. Nothling, H.L. Hendry. Bottom row, left to right: V.Y. Richardson, C.V. Grimmett, J. Ryder (Captain), D. Bradman, W.A. Oldfield, A. Kippax. Photographer Jason Chandler Studio, 182 Pitt Street, Sydney (New South Wales).
An Australian XI V. India, Sydney, 14th to 18th November 1947
Australian XI, Australia vs India, Sydney, 14-18 November 1947. Top row, left to right: R. Saggers, S. Loxton, B. Dooland, W. Johnston, R. Rogers, M. Herbert. Bottom row, left to right: K. Miller, R. Hamence, W.A. Brown, D.G. Bradman (Captain), N. Harvey, J. Pettiford. Photographer, Cruden Studios, 182 Pitt Street, Sydney (New South Wales).
Shipping at Darling Harbour, Sydney.
Shipping at Sydney about 1905.
Sydney McFarlane
Sydney McFarlane in military uniform, son of David McFarlane and Miriam (nee Smith).
View of Sydney Harbour Bridge
Tinted colour scene of the Sydney Harbour Bridge and surrounds.
View of Sydney Harbour Bridge
Harbour Bridge Scene of Sydney.
View of Sydney Harbour Bridge
Harbour Bridge Scene of Sydney.
HMAS 'Australia' (I) in Sydney
Written on negative envelope: 'Index no. 177. HMAS Australia, Sydney'. Side view of the HMAS Australia (I) at port in Sydney. The battle cruiser HMAS Australia was the Australian Navy's first flagship and the centrepiece of the 'Fleet Unit', whose acquisition signalled the RAN's arrival as a credible ocean-going force. The ship was launched in 25 October 1911, decommissioned on 12 December 1921, and scuttled on 12 April 1924.
HMAS 'Australia' (I) at Sydney
Written on negative envelope: '171. HMAS Australia, Sydney'. View looking towards the bow of the HMAS Australia (I) at port in Sydney. The battle cruiser HMAS Australia was the Australian Navy's first flagship and the centrepiece of the 'Fleet Unit', whose acquisition signalled the RAN's arrival as a credible ocean-going force. The ship was launched in 25 October 1911, decommissioned on 12 December 1921, and scuttled on 12 April 1924.
HMAS 'Australia' (I) at Sydney
Written on negative envelope: 'Index no. 135, Subject: HMAS Australia, Sydney'. View of the HMAS Australia (I) at port in Sydney. The battle cruiser HMAS Australia was the Australian Navy's first flagship and the centrepiece of the 'Fleet Unit', whose acquisition signalled the RAN's arrival as a credible ocean-going force. The ship was launched in 25 October 1911, decommissioned on 12 December 1921, and scuttled on 12 April 1924.
HMAS 'Australia' (I) at Sydney
Written on negative envelope: 'Index no. 102, Subject: HMAS Australia - Sydney'. View of the HMAS Australia (I) at port in Sydney. The battle cruiser HMAS Australia was the Australian Navy's first flagship and the centrepiece of the 'Fleet Unit', whose acquisition signalled the RAN's arrival as a credible ocean-going force. The ship was launched in 25 October 1911, decommissioned on 12 December 1921, and scuttled on 12 April 1924.
HMAS 'Australia' (I) at Farm Cove, Sydney Harbour
Written on negative envelope: '304. HMAS "Australia", Farm Cove, Sydney'. Side view of the HMAS Australia (I) coming into port at Farm Cove, Sydney, New South Wales. The battle cruiser HMAS Australia was the Australian Navy's first flagship and the centrepiece of the 'Fleet Unit', whose acquisition signalled the RAN's arrival as a credible ocean-going force. The ship was launched in 25 October 1911, decommissioned on 12 December 1921, and scuttled on 12 April 1924.
Father Christmas in Farmer's Sydney retail store
A man dressed as Father Christmas in Farmer's retail store, Sydney, in the 1950s.
Holden sponsorship Sydney 2000 Olympics banner
Blue cloth banner displayed at Holden dealerships reading 'Sydney 2000' with Olympic rings and Sydney Olympics logo, and 'Official Automotive Partner' with the red and white Holden lion logo.
Sydney Harbour Bridge
"Sydney Harbour".
Sir Herbert Sydney Hudd
Sir Herbert Sydney Hudd, politician, enlisted and served with 43rd Battalion and won Military Cross in 1918. He was elected to House of Assembly and held the seat from 1920-1938, 1941-1948. He was a senior member of the Liberal Party.
Herbert Sydney Hudd
Sir Herbert Sydney Hudd.
Australasian Colonies
Representatives of the Australasian Colonies Conference in Sydney; they are all identified and include Sir Henry Ayers.