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Louise (Lucy) Morice
PORTRAIT: Louise (Lucy) Morice, 1859-1951, kindergarten worker and social reformer and niece of Catherine Helen Spence who became her greatest friend. In 1905 she helped to found the Kindergarten Union of South Australia.
Book leaf from book presented to Lady Victoria Buxton
GENERAL: Book leaf from a book presented to Lady Victoria Buxton. Lady Buxton was the wife of the Governor of South Australia and was co-founder, with Mrs Harmer, of the Mothers' Union in the Diocese of Adelaide. She was also the first Diocesan President from 1895-1898. The book which this plate came from was presented to her when she left South Australia in 1899. A member of her family donated it to The Mary Summer House and it was returned to South Australia.
Book leaf from book presented to Lady Victoria Buxton
GENERAL: A book leaf from a book presented to Lady Victoria Buxton co-founder of the Mothers' Union in the Diocese of Adelaide.
Book leaf from a book presented to Lady Victoria Buxton
GENERAL: Book leaf from a book presented to Lady Victoria Buxton co-founder of the Mothers' Union in the Diocese of Adelaide.
Painting of a general view of Adelaide
GENERAL: Painting of a general view of Adelaide which is the frontispiece of the book presented to Lady Victoria Buxton by the Mothers' Union of the Diocese of Adelaide.
Gladys Birdseye
PORTRAIT: Gladys Birdseye, the daughter of Alfred and Selina Birdseye, owners of a bus service centred at Union Street, Adelaide; Gladys, who drove the buses and cars from the age of 18, was well known for her driving and mechanical skills on the route from Adelaide to Mannum, a return trip of 120 miles each day.
Railway Terminus Hotel, Port Augusta
PORT AUGUSTA: Premises of the Railway Terminus Hotel at Port Augusta when the licensee from 1914 to 1920 was William Hall Birdseye; his son Alfred Hall Birdseye, who later owned the transport service A. Birdseye and Son in Union Street, Adelaide, stands with others in front of the building, front row, second from the left, his wife Selina is standing on the balcony.
Alf Birdseye, owner of the Birdseye bus line
GENERAL: Alf Birdseye, owner of the Birdseye bus line, photographed standing with his wife Selina, far right, and their daughter Gladys by one of the buses used for the Adelaide to Mannum route outside their headquarters in Union Street, Adelaide.
Birdseye bus line vehicles
GENERAL: Four vehicles which were part of the Birdseye bus line parked outside the headquarters in Union Street, Adelaide, South Australia.
S.S. Marama
Union Steamship Company of New Zealand ship Marama probably photographed in Auckland. Commissioned in 1907, Marama served on the NZ to San Francisco service. With the onset of WWI she was requisitioned by the NZ government for duties as a hospital ship transporting wounded from the UK to NZ. After the war Marama returned to civilian service until being laid up in 1937.
S.S. Marama
Union Steamship Company of New Zealand ship Marama leaving Princes Wharf, Auckland. Commissioned in 1907, Marama served on the NZ to San Francisco service. With the onset of WWI she was requisitioned by the NZ government for duties as a hospital ship transporting wounded from the UK to NZ. After the war Marama returned to civilian service until being laid up in 1937.
Funeral of E.A. Roberts
State funeral for Ernest Alfred Roberts, 1868-1913. Coffin draped with the Union Flag on gun carriage approaching Victoria Square.
South Australian Farmers Co-operative Union Ltd
Head Office of Southern Farmers on the corner of Franklin and Bentham Sreets.
Mount Gambier and District : Portland
Union Bank in Portland, Victoria.
Mount Gambier and District : Bank
The window above the door says "English Scottish & Australian Chartered Bank". At other times it was the ANZ Bank and Union Bank of Australia.
Mount Gambier and District : Naracoorte
This is believed to be the Union Bank, Naracoorte, which later became "Fiddler and Webb". It was the ANZ Bank in 1974 when it was demolished. It was situated to the right of Naracoorte Town Hall in Smith Street.
Views of Northern Territory : McKinley River
View on McKinley River, towards Extended Union.
Keswick Hospital : Carter
Carter. Hoisting of the first 'Union Jack' Keswick Hospital.
Adelaide vs North Adelaide Rugby football match
Players being tackled during a Adelaide versus North Adelaide Rugby Union football match on the Jubilee Oval.
Japanese Rugby team training at Norwood Oval
The Japanese Rugby Union team pack down in a scrum at a training session at Norwood Oval, watched by K. Grayling.
Japanese Rugby team training at Norwood Oval
The Japanese Rugby Union team in action at a training session at Norwood Oval.
Stewarts and Lloyds (Australia) : Acme Gridley finishing machine
Malleable Foundry, Churchill Road, Kilburn : Close up view of the Acme Gridley while producing Unions.
Kindergarten premises & activities: saluting the flag
A young boy salutes the Union Jack on a flag pole held by a young girl.
New road between Rundle and Grenfell Streets : Rundle Street
Photograph mounted on card bearing written annotations and line drawings which depict the exact location of buildings in the eastern part of Adelaide that were demolished in 1961 to make way for the first section of a new road between Rundle and Grenfell Streets, Adelaide. Part of south side of Rundle Street, between Union Street and Bent Street, and beyond, looking west.
New road between Rundle and Grenfell Streets : Rundle Street
Inset photograph: Part of south side of Rundle Street, between Union Street and Bent Street, and beyond, looking west.
Panorama of Kalgoorlie and Boulder gold mines
A panorama of 'The Golden Mile' Kalgoorlie and Boulder gold mines, miners' housing and commercial areas in the vicinity. Some of the tailings dumps can be seen amongst the buildings. (The panorama has been photographed in three sections, possibly distorting the perspective.) Several businesses can be seen at bottom right area: Parer's & Co., Ivanhoe Hotel (T. Moran), Burke's Perseverance Hotel, [?] & H. Witte Butchers, McCaw Union Boot & Shoe Store, J. Kenny & Co., and Alf Dunstone.
Two floats at the Torrens Parade Ground
A float with a large star and Union Jack flags in the foreground, and a float with a train in the background, on the Torrens Parade Ground after the Commonwealth Jubilee Day procession.
John W. Mellor
Studio portrait of John W. Mellor. An original inscription by Mellor reads 'Yours truly, John W. Mellor, Ornithological Assocn, President, "Holmfirth" Fulham, 13-3-06'. A later addition reads 'J.W. Mellor, President Royal Australasian Ornithological Union 1911 & 12'.
John Francis Millington
Portrait of Mr Millington, a Wesley Methodist Missioner.
Facade of Port Adelaide building
Exterior view of building at 226 St Vincent Street, Port Adelaide after its partial renovation. Norwich Union Fire Insurance Society Ltd occupies the ground floor on the street corner.