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Gliding Club Winch, Waikerie
Gliding Club at Waikerie showing the winch used for launching gliders . Les Brown is operating the winch.
Gliding Club, Waikerie
Waikerie Gliding Club: from left Ralph Pope, Fred Smith, Rex Coats, Romilly Barratt, Gill Stewart and Harry Sickler.
Council Chambers, Waikerie
Council Chambers at Waikerie.
Flood, Waikerie
Flooding at Waikerie.
St. James Church, Waikerie
St. James Church at Waikerie.
Waikerie Hotel
Waikerie Hotel.
Murray Flood, Waikerie
Murray Flood, Waikerie.
Waikerie
View of Waikerie.
Telegraph pole, Waikerie
A 48 foot telegraph pole at Waikerie River Crossing.
Fruit packing shed, Waikerie
Fruit Packing Shed at Waikerie.
New Year's Day picnic at Waikerie
WAIKERIE: A New Year's Day picnic; the group includes Mr. Troy, sitting hatless left front, Mrs Troy and their children Mona, Dolly, Jackie (with gun). Others include members of the Delbridge, Cox, and Rennie families.
Waikerie train station
Waikerie train station.
Waikerie Hotel Motel
Entrance to Oscars Cafe Bar at the front of the Waikerie Hotel Motel, South Australia This building was destroyed by fire in the early hours of 4 September 2011.
Coffee Palace building on fire at Waikerie
A large building identified by Searcy as the Coffee Palace at Waikerie being destroyed by fire, a photograph taken at night.
High River at Waikerie September 1917
High River, Waikerie, showing yards and sheds by the Waikerie Pumping Station surrounded by flood water.
Soldiers and citizens at Waikerie
Large group of soldiers in uniform, lined up along the verandah of a building, perhaps large residence, in Waikerie. A researcher has suggested that the building is the Austral Gardens Hall and outdoor picture theatre at Waikerie (now the White Street car park). The researcher has provided the following information: Built in an old quarry, it was the main place to meet etc in Waikerie until the Institute opened in the 1920s. The men pictured here are returned Servicemen, and they may be gathered here after the dedication stone for the new Institute and Memorial Hall was unveiled by General Birdwood on a visit to the town. Within 25 years more than half of these men had died, usually of war-related problems or what we now know as PTSD related incidents. The Austral Garden Hall was made into a private house and demolished in the 1960s.
Punt at Waikerie opposite the Waikerie Pumping Station
Waikerie punt transporting cars and passengers, watched by two young children, opposite the Waikerie Pumping Station with a paddle steamer nearby.
Little girls collecting for the Red Cross at Waikerie
Nine little girls, some dressed as nurses, carrying collecting boxes for the Red Cross at Waikerie, South Australia; names not known.
Paddle steamer 'Waikerie'
The paddle steamer 'Waikerie' on the river. Caption on verso reads 'P.S. Waikerie - O.N. 122734 - 82 gross tons - 52 nett tons - 84' long - 14'9" beam - 3'9" deep. Built 1911 Waikerie to carry passengers and mail from Morgan to Waikerie. Owned by Albert Francis. Burnt at Morgan 12.9.[19]29'.This photo is part of the Sheahan Collection which consists of 114 views depicting river craft and two steam boat captains, bridges, and locks on the Murray River in South Australia.
"Waikerie"& "Alpha", Steamers
"Waikerie" and "Alpha", paddle steamers. According to a researcher, both vessels were built by Albert Francis at Ramco (Waikerie). This photo must be around the time "Waikerie" officially began service c.1911.
First Bank in Converted Dairy
Premises of the first Bank of Adelaide at Waikerie which were in a converted dairy on "Ross's" block in the vicinity of the present hotel.
P.S. Waikerie tied at river edge with barge
Bow view of 'P.S. Waikerie', with steam up, secured to river bank, with loaded barge alongside, and passengers on the upper deck, including a woman and children, probably in Waikerie Region.
Building a sand bag barrage across the Murray at Waikerie
Men building a sand bag barrage across the River Murray at Waikerie, using a moveable rail track to shift the sandbags, to hold back water for pumping for town and district water supply, during time of low river level.
Banking at Waikerie Pumping Station during 1917 Murray flood
Men constructing artificial sand and timber banking at Waikerie pumping station, the sheds already inundated, during 1917 River Murray flood.
High River at Waikerie September 1917
High River, Waikerie, September 1917. Pump plant in foreground.
Murray Flood 1917 banking at Waikerie Pumping Station
Murray Flood 1917 banking at Waikerie Pumping station, men working with horses to create artificial bank using sand and fuelwood.
Punt tied up at Waikerie during high river September 1917
Punt tied up at Waikerie during high water, September 1917, showing sheds inundated.
Flooded blocks at Waikerie during 1917 flood
Blocks flooded at Waikerie, during 1917 flood high river.
Waikerie orange orchard in the 1917 flood
Waikerie orange orchard during 1917 flood of River Murray.
Waikerie orange orchard
Waikerie orange orchard.