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Series 037: Aerial views of locations along the Murray River
Aerial photos of locations along the Murray River, including Murray Bridge, Berri and Renmark, and two general views of the river. Businesses featured in the images include Renmark Fruit Growers Co-operative, Berri Growers Co-operative Distillery Company (later Berri Co-operative Winery, then Berri Estates), Renmark Growers Distillery (later 23rd Street Distillery), and the Berri Co-operative Packing Union Ltd.
Baptist Church, Angaston
Baptist Church, Angaston, congregation arriving in horse and buggies. This church was built in 1854-55 and was used as a larger Union Church after the village of Angaston outgrew the Union Chapel. The building has local bluestone walls with soapstone quoins and surrounds. After a church division in 1861 it was a Baptist Church until 1928. Then it was used to store building supplied before being refurbished and rededicated as a Lutheran Church in 1941.
Darwin
Proclamation Ceremony of the transfer of the Northern Territory to the Commonwealth of Australia - 2nd January 1911, Mr Mitchell in black. According to a researcher, there is a copy of this photograph on the front verandah of Government House in Darwin. Notes from the back of the photograph say "At the Proclamation ceremony on January 2nd, 1911 at the Residency, Port Darwin. Mr Justice Mitchell read proclamation. Mrs Mitchell hoisted Commonwealth flag under the Union Jack to the accompaniment of "God Save the King". Mr Justice Mitchell gave a patriotic address after which refreshments were served to the public at the Residency. About 500 of whites, Aborigines and Asiatics attended and the function was a great success. The photo is taken during the address. Mrs Mitchell stands on the immediate right of the Judge. The two robed figures in audience are Messrs Kelly and RED Mallam. Mrs N Holtz stands at the right of Mrs Mitchell".
Moonta
[General description] Various shops and buildings along Moonta's main street are the premises for the Moonta District Co-Operative, (dealers for International, Deering and McCormack harvesters), C.W. Williams' agency for C.A.V. batteries and Farmers Union to name a few. The Town Hall clock tower can be seen in the middle of the view. [On back of photograph] 'Ryan Street / Named after the shepherd who discovered Moonta Mines / 1932 / Note by Mr. O. Pryor: Ryan Street was intended to be the main business street but the shop-keepers preferred George Street / Two storied building in middle distance is the union Bank / Reproduced in Chronicle for September 1st, 1932'.
Archibald Henry Peake
Archibald Henry Peake was Premier of South Australia on three occasions: from 1909-1910 for the Liberal and Democratic Union: from 1912-1915 and from 1917-1920 for the Libreral Union. He was also Treasurer and Attorney General from 1905-1909. He represented Naracoorte in the House of Assembly.
The Peake Ministry
The Peake Ministry. In 1909 Peake formed a ministry filled with Liberal Democratic Union members. Peake himself became Premier, Treasurer and Minister of Education. Following the election win by Labour in 1910 Peake formed the anti-labour parties into the Liberal Union with Peake as the leader. After the 1912 election the Liberals won by an eight seat majority. He regained his offices of premier, treasurer and Minister of Education.
Rundle Street, Adelaide
[General derscription] This view is one of three entitled 'A Slack Season' and dated August 31st, 1903. It depicts the east end of Rundle Street on a wet day with horse drawn carts standing at the kerb and moving along the street. A lot of this traffic is associated with the East End Market. The Kent Town Brewery can be see in the distance. [On back of photograph] 'Acres 91 (right) and 34 (left) / Rundle Street / Looking east from Union Street / 1903 / The building on the extreme right abuts Union Street / The near side of the Exeter Hotel is 79 yards east of Tavistock Street.
Rundle Street
Rundle Street, south side, 23rd February 1961. Left side of Quinney's building abuts Union Street. This view forms Part 1 of a sequence of views showing buildings in between Union and Bent Streets. See also B 14564, B 14565, B 14566, and B 14567. The shops seen include Quinney's fishing tackle, Miss Gladys Sym Choon, appliance store and Bright Spot Snack Bar.
Rundle Street
Rundle Street, south side, November 26th 1936, right side of cottage is 21 yards east of Union Street and frontage is 14 yards. Site of cottage: right side is 21 yards east of Union Street. Frontage is 14 yards. For additions erected in front of this cottage in 1946 see B 12326. This double fronted cottage has an iron roof and a wall and fence separating it from busy Rundle Street.
Grenfell Street, Adelaide
East corner of Grenfell and Union Streets, Adelaide, on July 10th, 1925, featuring the premises of Richard Spencer Carriage and Waggon Manufacturing Company. The firm advertises 'Horses, ponies and harness, vehicles of every description' to be bought, sold or exchanged. The extreme left of the photo is 62 yards north of Grenfell Street, and the extreme right is 29 yards east of Union Street. The cottages on the right were demolished in 1926. For the building replacing them, see B 4826. Spencer's premises were demolished in 1936.
Grenfell Street
Crown and Anchor Hotel, Grenfell Street frontage is 12 yards and Union Street frontage is 19 yards. The Crown and Anchor Hotel existed from 1853 and at the time of this photograph the proprietor was John Bretag. The hotel was built on the site of the original Union Inn Arms Hotel. A large crown and anchor is engraved into the parapet above the front door of the two storey hotel.
Grenfell Street
North west corner of Grenfell Street and Union Street, Crown and Anchor Hotel, Grenfell Street frontage is 13 yards and Union Street frontage is 19 yards. The proprietor at the time of the photograph was E George Berk 1881-1892. One of the three men standing near the front door is probably Mr Berk.
Grenfell Street
Grenfell Street, north side, December 31st 1952, Grenfell Street. The right side of the Crown and Anchor Hotel abuts the west side of Union Street. The frontage of Crown and Anchor Hotel is 20 yards and Union Street frontage is 20 yards. For a view of this hotel tkane in 1930 see B 5731. The Crown and Anchor Hotel existed from 1853. Henry Charles Bishop was the proprietor at the time of this photograph
Grenfell Street, Adelaide
Grenfell Street, Adelaide, south side, on June 17th, 1925. D. O'Brien's motor battery business is next door to K. Kollosche's saddlery store. On the right is C.Chubb, shoeing smith. The left hand half of Kollosche's premises was demolished in 1926. Compare with B 4209. The left side of Kollosche's is 62 yards east of Union Street. The right side of the two storey building on the right is 40 yards east of Union Street.
Grenfell Street, Adelaide
Grenfell Street, Adelaide, south side. The extreme right is 82 yards east of Union Street. The west side of the Producers' Club Hotel is 104 yards east of Union Street.
Grenfell Street
Grenfell Street, south side, July 16th 1924, right side of cottages is 64 yards east of Union Street and left side of cottages is 79 yards east of Union Street.
Exchange Place, Adelaide
[General description] The tower of the Stock Exchange building can be seen looking along Exchange Place. On the right is the Commercial Union Building with an office for Eagle Star Insurance on the corner ground floor [On back of photograph] 'Acre 169 / Exchange Place, east side / August 16th 1954 / This photograph shows Exchange Place frontage of the Commercial Union building, frontage is 43 yards / The Pirie Street frontage is shown in B'
Pirie Street, Adelaide
[General description] The Commercial Union Building, once the Stock Exchange, dominates this street view of city buildings and parked cars [On back of photograph] 'Acre 169 / Pirie Street, north side / August 16th 1954 / Left side of Commercial Union Building abuts east side of Exchange Place / Frontage of building is 33 yards'
Waymouth Street
Waymouth Street, north side, March 1st 1938, frontage of building is 23 yards. The right side of Union Building abuts Anster Street. For alterations made to Union Building in 1938 see B 9810. The two storey building numbered 36,38 and 40 Waymouth street has nine arches opening on to the street. A parapet with dressings stands over the building on the second storey.
Waymouth Street, Adelaide
Waymouth Street, Adelaide, south side, on September 25th, 1923. The Young Street corner is on the extreme right of the view. See B 87 for a view of the premises formerly on the site of the Farmer's Union Showrooms. The Wills Building, on the left, had another storey added in 1923. See B 1165 for a view taken in 1922. To see these premises in 1959, see B 14214. Makes of cars being displayed in the Farmers' Cooperative Union window are Maxwell and Chalmers.
Waymouth Street near Bentham Street
Waymouth Street, south side, February 16th 1930, frontage of building is 19 yards. Norwich Union building was erected in 1928/9. F Kenneth Milne designed many significant Adelaide buildings including the Norwich Union Fire Insurance Society building on Waymouth Street (1928). Compare with B 4765. The building to the left houses Machinery and Hardware Merchants.
Waymouth Street
Waymouth Street, south side, Waymouth Street frontage is 19 yards and Bentham Street frontage is 43 yards. See also B 4765, B 12983 and B 12984. This imposing four storey corner building houses Norwich Union Fire Insurance Society Limited. Woodards House, built in 1928-1929, is an outstanding example of a building constructed in the Inter-War Commercial Palazzo style. It shows the public style of F Kenneth Milne, a prominent South Australian architect, who regarded this building as one of his most important works. Constructed as the South Australian head office of the Norwich Union Fire Insurance Society, the building reflects the commercial expansion and consolidation of the capital city centre during the Inter-War period.
King William Street near Waymouth Street
King William street, west side, right side of Norwich Union building is 37 yards south of Waymouth Street and frontage is 16 yards. This three storey ornate building houses The Norwich Union Fire Office, South Australian Insurance Company Limited, which was established in 1797. It also houses the Mutual Life and Citizens Assurance Company Limited. Bunting is draped around the doorway to the building. The Criterion Hotel stands on the southern side and D Politis offers afternoon tea at Athenaeum, Matters and Company Auctioneers and Estate Managers stands on the northern side.
King William Street, near Waymouth street
King William Street, west side, near side of Norwich Union Building is 37 yards south of Waymouth Street and frontage is 16.5 yards. The three storey building houses the Norwich Union Fire Office, Citizens Life Assurance Company Limited, Calders Agency Hotel Brokers, a firm of electrical and consulting engineers. Next door is Matters and Company, and then stands D Politis and Company, Fish and Oyster Saloon and Restaurant.
Pirie Street, Adelaide
Pirie Street, Adelaide, south side looking west from Gawler Place. On the left is the Union Bank. The left side of Union Bank is 9 yards west of Gawler Place. The site is shown on the Cadasteral Survey plan.
Gawler Place
Union Bank of Australia, south western corner of Gawler Place, then Freeman Street, and Pirie Street. (Sweet Adelaide 32) The Union Bank was first established in Hobart in 1837. It was an Anglo-Australian bank. The photograph shows the Adelaide branch which was housed in an attractive two storey building with shutters over the windows and an iron railing fence in the front.
Flinders Street, Adelaide
Flinders Street, Adelaide, south side, on 26th July, 1923. This view was taken shortly after the completion of the large building on the east side of the Australian Workers' Union building. For view in 1957 see B 13964. Compare with B 1064. The verandah on the extreme left is 45 1/2 yards west of Gawler Place, and the right side of Australian Workers' Union building is 8 1/2 yards east of Molton Street.
Pennington Terrace, North Adelaide
Pennington Terrace, North Adelaide, corner of Union Street, on 24th April, 1923. The distant side of the two storey house on the right is 61 yards east of Union Street. The cottage in the foreground was demolished between 1933 and 1936. For a view of the subsequent building on this site in 1940, see B 10497.
Pennington Terrace, North Adelaide
West corner of Pennington Terrace and Union Street, 25 January 1929, extreme left of photo is 46.5 yards west of Union Street. This house was erected on a vacant site in 1928.
Pennington Terrace
East corner of Pennington Terrace and Union Street, 21 May 1941, frontage of building is 11 yards. The left side of the residence in the centre is two feet east of Union Street. Number 66 Pennington Terrace was erected in 1940. Compare with B 1319. The two storey house has rendered walls and quoins at the corners. It has a small balcony above the front door which has shuttered French doors. All the windows have wooden shutters.