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Fruit packing union, Renmark
Fruit packing union, Renmark.
Cyclists Union, Torrens Park
Members of the South Australian Cyclists Union, Torrens Park.
S.A. Farmers Union
S.A. Farmers Union on the corner of Minlaton and Stansbury Roads, Yorketown.
Ornithological Union
Members attending Ninth Congress of Australian Ornithological Union.
Members of Mothers' Union
Members of the Mothers Union attached to St. Luke's Church, Whitmore Square.
Ornithologists on an outing
Group photo of members (men and women) of the Royal Australasian Ornithological Union on a ship bound for Port Lincoln.
Liberal Union Building under construction
Liberal Union Building in the course of construction on North Terrace. The construction of the building was started in the first half of 1924. Scaffolding is visible on the top two storeys of the building. Cars of the era are parked on both sides of North Terrace facing west. Plane trees and palms are growing along the footpath. The photograph was reproduced in the Chronicle on 24th May 1924. Left side of the building is 17 yards west of Stephens Place; frontage: 19 yards. For the building previously occupying this site see B 1062.
Union Street, Adelaide
[General description] This new four storey brick building is next door to a large iron structure, once Parry's Feed Merchants and livery stables, probably now used for the motor trade. There is a Shell bowser at its doorway. [On back of photograph] 'Acre 90 / Union Street, west side / February 8th 1938 / The four storey building was erected in 1937 on a site previously occupied by nondescrupt buildings / The right side of the four storey building is 20 yards south of Rundle Street / frontage is 11 yards'.
Union Street off Rundle Street
Union Street, east side, November 25th 1929, near side of house is 25 yards south of Rundle Street and frontage is 10 yards. The house with the balcony was demolished in 1929.
Union Street, Adelaide
[General description] The well known and respected Richard Spencer Carriage and Waggon Manufacturing Company, established in 1866 by Richard Spencer, a native of Lancashire who arrived in South Australia in the 'Adamant' in 1863. Two horse drawn vehicles stand in front of these premises which are an extensive complex of stone and corrugated iron buildings. The motorbike in the foreground heralds the motor transport of the future. [On back of photograph] 'Acre 97 / Union Street, west side / October 3rd 1928 / For alterations made in 1939 see B 8201 / Left side of cottage is 42.5 yards north of Grenfell Street / Frontage of cottage is 12 yards / Far side of the Spencer Co.'s premises is 71 1/2 yards north of Grenfell Street'.
Union Street
Union Street, west side, March 5th 1938, left side of cottage is 54 yards north of Grenfell Street and frontage is 5 yards. For alterations made in 1939 see B 8201. A car is parked in front of the single fronted cottage.
Pirie Street, Adelaide
Pirie Street, Adelaide, south side, showing the Union Bank. Designed by Edmund Wright and built in 1858, it was demolished in 1925.
Pirie Street, Adelaide
Pirie Street, Adelaide, south side, west of Gawler Place, showing the Woman's Christian Temperance Union building. The South Australian branch of the W.C.T.U. was founded in 1889, so this building has been recently completed. Its appearance was unchanged until 1925 when it was demolished. See B 4716 for a view of the new building. The near side of the building is 32 yards west of Gawler Place and its frontage is 22 yards.
Pirie Street, Adelaide
[General description] This is a two storey building with shuttered windows and a portico with square pillars. A Norfolk Island pine tree looks to be outgrowing its position in front of the building. A large lantern hangs from an archway over the front gate where some gentlemen wearing top hats (bank managers?) are posing for the camera. The first branch of this bank was established in South Australia in 1850. [On back of photograph] 'Union Bank, Pirie Street, south side / Left side of Bank is 10 yards west of Gawler Place / Frontage 22 yards'.
Bentham Street, Adelaide
Bentham Street, Adelaide, showing the business premises of the S.A. Farmers' Co-operative Union after damage by fire on 21st February 1923. The left side of the three storey building on the right is 71 yards south of Waymouth Street. The right side is 50 and a half yards south of Waymouth Street. For a view of premises subsequently erected on this site, see B 2657. Also see B 1200 for another view of fire damage.
Franklin Street
Franklin Street, north side, showing the aftermath of the fire at the S.A.Farmers' Co-operative Union building in February 1923.
S.A. Farmer's Co-Op. Union
S.A. Farmers' Union premises erected on vacant site in 1934. Young Street, east side 10 January 1935. Far side of new single storey red brick building is 41 yards north of Franklin St., (on corner of Little Young St.) Frontage : 291/2 yards.
Union Street, North Adelaide
Union Street, North Adelaide, west side, on 15th March,1925. This early cottage is soon to be demolished. See B 5140 for the buildings erected in 1928 on this site. The left side of the cottage is 52 yards north of Pennington Terrace and its frontage is 10 yards.
Union Street, near Pennington Terrace
Union Street, west side, 25 January 1929, near side of buildings is 57.5 yards north of Pennington Terrace and frontage is 7.5 yards. The buildings in the centre foreground were erected in 1928 on the northern portion of the block of land occupied by the house shown in B 5134 and B 5135. For view of cottage formerly on the site see B 2554. The building is surrounded by a high rendered wall with a heavy wooden gate.
Union Street
Union Street, east side, March 16th 1926, near side of cottage is 23.5 yards south of Kermode Street and frontage is 18.5 yards.
Union Street
Union Street, North Adelaide, east side, February 12th 1935, frontage of centre cottage is 7 yards. The little cottage in the centre stands on the South West corner of the Acre, its far side being 70 yards from Pennington Terrace. The cottage was demolished in 1935. See B 6804.
Union Street
Union Street, North Adelaide, east side, January 14th 1936, far side of cottage is 66.5 yards north of Pennington Terrace and frontage is 12 yards. This single storey rendered cottage was erected in 1935. A small flower garden has been established behind the chicken wire. Compare with B 6712.
Union Street
Union Street, east side, February 14th 1940, the far side of cottages is 24 yards south of Kermode Street and frontage is 18 yards.
University Of Adelaide, Students' Union Building
University of Adelaide. Lady Symon Building, south and west sides and students union building. Photograph taken on May 8, 1029. Building was erected in 1929 on a vacant site. The red brick three storey square building has a basement partially above ground and a balcony set into the second storey.
University of Adelaide, Students' Union buildings
University of Adelaide. Students Union buildings, 10 May 1929. Looking east at the Lady Symon Building and the Refectory, with the Darling building on the extreme right. Erected on a vacant site in 1929. For view of alterations made to gabled building on the right see B 8213. The building has a large expanse of rubble and wasteland to the west of it that has yet to be landscaped.
University of Adelaide, Students' Union buildings
University of Adelaide. Students Union building, The Refectory west side, 10 May 1929. Erected in 1929 on a vacant site. For view of alterations made in 1938 see B 8213.
University of Adelaide, Students' Union building
University of Adelaide. Students Union buildings, 8 May 1929. This photograph shows the colonnade and the Lady Symon Building (on the right). Erected in 1929 on a vacant site.
Completed banners
Completed Banners.
Completed Banners
Completed Banners.
Completed banners
Completed Banners.