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Views of Tarlee
A collection of images of Tarlee.
Members of the Tarlee Football Club
TARLEE: Members of the Tarlee Football Club and their supporters; the team were the Premiers of the Gilbert Football Association in 1925. Back row: J. Ramsay; G. Boxall; M. Pillar; R. Pillifeant; A. Wundersitz; F. Boxall; R. Murray; D. Hahesy; L. Tayler; E. Wundersitz; O. Kokegai; C. Pillifeant; ? Arthur. Second row: B. Altus; E. Wilson; ? Howard; L. Stribling; J. Kelly; C. Coombe; A. Langston; ? ; A. Clarke; ? Arthur; ? Arthur. Third row: W. Thomas; J. Pillifeant; J. Willis; O. Tayler; W. Branson; F. Whitlaw; D. Clarke; T. Ryan; R. Jackson; N. Nicholls; ? Luscombe. Front row: C. Jackson; J. Corey; F. Boxall; ? Coulter; R. Molineax; C. Stribling; C. Smith; W. Rohde; H. Luscombe; A. Thomas.
Tarlee Public school
Tarlee Public school.
Main Street, Tarlee
Main Street, Tarlee showing the Savings Bank of South Australia building, general store and the post office. Two petrol bowsers are standing on the footpath. Tarlee is a township on the road from Adelaide to Burra and stands on the Gilbert River.
Tarlee
BANNEAR : A family picnic on the side of the Main North Road, Tarlee ; the group sit around their picnic by a large open car.
Chaff Mills, Tarlee
Chaff Mills, Tarlee.
Lewis Fisher's home
Lewis Fisher's home at Tarlee.
Tarlee Institute
Tarlee Institute.
Tarlee Railway Station
View of the Tarlee Railway Station.
Fisher's coach works
Fisher's coach works, Tarlee.
The Finniss Point bridge, South Australia
A troop of Boy Scouts and horse-drawn vehicles crossing the Finniss Point bridge near Tarlee in the Lower North of South Australia.
Church
Small church, thought to be at Navan. Previously thought to have been at Kapunda. Navan Roman Catholic cemetery is located at Riverton. A note on the back of this photograph says that according to Mrs O'Donnell of Riverton this church was demolished in 1876 and the stone was used for the building of the Catholic Church of St John and St Paul at Tarlee. Tarlee came into existence as a stopover point on the road between Kapunda and Burra mines
Hamley Bridge
[On front of photograph] 'Hamley Bridge, near Adelaide, South Australia.' [General description]The River Light Railway Bridge, at the town of Hamley Bridge. The town, and subsequently the bridge, was named after the Acting Governor Colonel Francis Hamley, whose wife laid the bridge's foundation stone on July 25th,1868. The northern railway was extended from Roseworthy to Tarlee during 1868 and this bridge, said to be the highest in the state, was built over the River Light. The tiny figures of two men standing on the bridge give an idea of its size.
Robertstown
Thomas Corey with his butcher's delivery van and a lady customer.
Country families
From left, standing: Wilf Dowden, Harry Jones, Hilda Jones, Mrs Pohlner, Mr Pohlner, Mr Jones senior, Milford Crouch, Reg Crouch. Children in front: Max Dowden (born 1927), Claire Jones, Doug Jones. A researcher has provided the following information: Mr Pohlner is August Wilhelm Friedrich Pohlner (1858-1948), who lived at Tooralie Station, Hallett S.A. at the time of the photo. August Pohlner had been a very successful farmer in the Hallett area since 1878. Mrs Pohlner is Clara Brady (1871-1949), wife of August since 1890. Hilda Jones (1891-1960) is August and Clara's eldest of their 10 children. Henry is her husband, a returned soldier, living at Nackara S.A. Julia and Doug are their children, born 1927 and 1927 respectively. Max and Reg Crouch are brothers, possibly living at Tarlee SA, as they were in 1939, according to the S.A. Voters' Lists. August's father, Carl, came to SA in 1847 on ship "Hermann von Beckerath", aged 16, with his father and 3 brothers, aged 7 to 12. They settled in Bethany. Carl's fourth brother, Alexander, stayed in Germany with his pregnant mother, who was aged in her 40s. Alexander was only 3. In 1856 Alexander came to Australia on ship "Vesta" with his sister, Auguste, as well as her husband and baby. The following year, their mother arrived with the baby (now aged 10) who was born a few weeks after the men left for SA in 1847. She had never seen her father and brothers. The sons were now grown men, some married with children. When Alexander grew up, he married Maria Behn and they lived for many years in the Dimboola area.
Portraits in South Australia
Photographs in black & white and some sepia, of portraits of South Australian people and scenes ca. 1890-1930. Some images include noteworthy costumes. See CONTENTS for more information and details.
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[Tracing of sections in the Hundreds of Saddleworth and Gilbert] [cartographic material]
Tracing of map showing those sections situated around the township of Saddleworth, in the Hundred of Saddleworth, and on a separate part, the western side of the Hundred of Gilbert, including the sections on which the townships of Riverton and Tarlee were established. The position of the Saddleworth post office is drawn on section 2803. Ink on paper, ink notation. No scale given. Numbered 2) in top right hand corner. (Original on same sheet as map 51 & 53).
Scrap book relating to George Woodroffe Goyder
Scrapbook of newspaper cuttings from 'The Chronicle' newspaper containing various articles about George Woodroffe Goyder which include biographical notes, notes on 'Goyder's Line' and on Goyder's water conservation, forestry and South Eastern drainage work.
Jabez Frost
Digital copy of a likeness of John James Jabez Frost, known as 'Jabez'; Grandfather of Ernest Arthur Frost.
Wedding of Hilda and Ike Puddy, Chinkford SA
Digital copy of a black and white photograph of Hilda Blanche Puddy (nee Frost) and Ike (Isaac) Horace Clatworthy Puddy on their wedding day, held at the Emmanuel Church, Chinkford, 3 February 1921.
Schultz - Kokegei wedding
Wedding of Barbara Doreen Schultz, eldest daughter of Alfred Melroy William Clarence Schultz and Irene Muriel nee Proleta, of Kilburn, to Robert Walter Kokegei, elder son of Walter Theodore Kokegei and Dorothy Ellen nee Sawford, of Tarlee, South Australia, solemnised at Holy Trinity Church, North Terrace, Adelaide, on 12 May 1956 at 4.30 p.m.
Schultz - Kokegei wedding
Wedding of Barbara Doreen Schultz, eldest daughter of Alfred Melroy William Clarence Schultz and Irene Muriel nee Proleta, of Kilburn, to Robert Walter Kokegei, elder son of Walter Theodore Kokegei and Dorothy Ellen nee Sawford, of Tarlee, South Australia, solemnised at Holy Trinity Church, North Terrace, Adelaide, on 12 May 1956 at 4.30 p.m.
Schultz - Kokegei wedding
Wedding of Barbara Doreen Schultz, eldest daughter of Alfred Melroy William Clarence Schultz and Irene Muriel nee Proleta, of Kilburn, to Robert Walter Kokegei, elder son of Walter Theodore Kokegei and Dorothy Ellen nee Sawford, of Tarlee, South Australia, solemnised at Holy Trinity Church, North Terrace, Adelaide, on 12 May 1956 at 4.30 p.m.
Schultz - Kokegei wedding
Wedding of Barbara Doreen Schultz, eldest daughter of Alfred Melroy William Clarence Schultz and Irene Muriel nee Proleta, of Kilburn, to Robert Walter Kokegei, elder son of Walter Theodore Kokegei and Dorothy Ellen nee Sawford, of Tarlee, South Australia, solemnised at Holy Trinity Church, North Terrace, Adelaide, on 12 May 1956 at 4.30 p.m.
Schultz - Kokegei wedding
Wedding of Barbara Doreen Schultz, eldest daughter of Alfred Melroy William Clarence Schultz and Irene Muriel nee Proleta, of Kilburn, to Robert Walter Kokegei, elder son of Walter Theodore Kokegei and Dorothy Ellen nee Sawford, of Tarlee, South Australia, solemnised at Holy Trinity Church, North Terrace, Adelaide, on 12 May 1956 at 4.30 p.m. The bride and groom with Robert's parents.
Schultz - Kokegei wedding
Wedding of Barbara Doreen Schultz, eldest daughter of Alfred Melroy William Clarence Schultz and Irene Muriel nee Proleta, of Kilburn, to Robert Walter Kokegei, elder son of Walter Theodore Kokegei and Dorothy Ellen nee Sawford, of Tarlee, South Australia, solemnised at Holy Trinity Church, North Terrace, Adelaide, on 12 May 1956 at 4.30 p.m. The wedding cars at Holy Trinity Church viewed from across North Terrace.
Schultz - Kokegei wedding
Wedding of Barbara Doreen Schultz, eldest daughter of Alfred Melroy William Clarence Schultz and Irene Muriel nee Proleta, of Kilburn, to Robert Walter Kokegei, elder son of Walter Theodore Kokegei and Dorothy Ellen nee Sawford, of Tarlee, South Australia, solemnised at Holy Trinity Church, North Terrace, Adelaide, on 12 May 1956 at 4.30 p.m. The bride and groom with Barbara's parents.
Schultz - Kokegei wedding
Wedding of Barbara Doreen Schultz, eldest daughter of Alfred Melroy William Clarence Schultz and Irene Muriel nee Proleta, of Kilburn, to Robert Walter Kokegei, elder son of Walter Theodore Kokegei and Dorothy Ellen nee Sawford, of Tarlee, South Australia, solemnised at Holy Trinity Church, North Terrace, Adelaide, on 12 May 1956 at 4.30 p.m.
Schultz - Kokegei wedding
Wedding of Barbara Doreen Schultz, eldest daughter of Alfred Melroy William Clarence Schultz and Irene Muriel nee Proleta, of Kilburn, to Robert Walter Kokegei, elder son of Walter Theodore Kokegei and Dorothy Ellen nee Sawford, of Tarlee, South Australia, solemnised at Holy Trinity Church, North Terrace, Adelaide, on 12 May 1956 at 4.30 p.m. Barbara with her mother, Irene.
Schultz - Kokegei wedding
Wedding of Barbara Doreen Schultz, eldest daughter of Alfred Melroy William Clarence Schultz and Irene Muriel nee Proleta, of Kilburn, to Robert Walter Kokegei, elder son of Walter Theodore Kokegei and Dorothy Ellen nee Sawford, of Tarlee, South Australia, solemnised at Holy Trinity Church, North Terrace, Adelaide, on 12 May 1956 at 4.30 p.m.