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Demolition of Wellington Hotel
Demolition of the Wellington Hotel on the west corner of Currie Street and Leigh Street, Adelaide.
H.M.S. 'Duke of Wellington'
H.M.S. 'Duke of Wellington' at sea, a sketch by Warren Sheppard.
Sir William Wellington Cairns, Governor of Queensland
Sir William Wellington Cairns, d.1888, Governor of Queensland.
Panorama of Wellington, New Zealand
A panoramic view of Wellington, New Zealand in 1890: three views joined to make one.
The 'Wellington' entering the Port River
The wooden ketch 'Wellington', 49 tons, entering the Port River [wooden 2 mast ketch, ON79266, 50 tons, 70.5 x 18.6 x 6.0. Built 1884. Thomas Lancaster, Table Cape, Tasmania. Aux. engine fitted 1923. Owners: Thomas Lancaster, registered Launceston;Nov. 1885 GM Jackson, registered Melbourne; May 1890 J Catarinich (Port Adelaide), registered Port Adelaide; 1899. 1902 = J & A Tainsh; 1923 CK McFarlane; 1930 = J Tainsh; by 1946 JT Cosh and Partners. Sold to owners in the Solomon Islands and left Australia in January 1966. Subsequently returned and is now acting a replica of Captain Cook's 'Endeavour' at a marine park in Queensland]
The 'Wellington' in an unidentified harbour
The wooden ketch 'Wellington', 49 tons, in an unidentified harbour [wooden 2 mast ketch, ON79266, 50 tons, 70.5 x 18.6 x 6.0. Built 1884. Thomas Lancaster, Table Cape, Tasmania. Aux. engine fitted 1923. Owners: Thomas Lancaster, registered Launceston;Nov. 1885 GM Jackson, registered Melbourne; May 1890 J Catarinich (Port Adelaide), registered Port Adelaide; 1899. 1902 = J & A Tainsh; 1923 CK McFarlane; 1930 = J Tainsh; by 1946 JT Cosh and Partners. Sold to owners in the Solomon Islands and left Australia in January 1966. Subsequently returned and is now acting a replica of Captain Cook's 'Endeavour' at a marine park in Queensland]
The 'Wellington' in an unidentified port
The iron ship 'Wellington', 1247 tons, in an unidentified port [iron ship, 1309 gross, 1247 net tons. ON71676, 239.9 x 36.0 x 20.8. Built 1874 (9) R Duncan and Co., Port Glasgow. Owners: Albion Shipping Co., registered Glasgow.1882 - Shaw, Savill and Albion Ltd.; 1906 sold to Norwegians without change of name. Abandoned in sinking condition Dec. 3, 1906 while under tow from Gulfport, USA towards Argentina. Constantly engaged in the UK-NZ emmigrant trade most of her life and was involved in some exciting incidents].
The 'Wellington' at Port Chalmers
The iron ship 'Wellington', 1247 tons at Port Chalmers [iron ship, 1309 gross, 1247 net tons. ON71676, 239.9 x 36.0 x 20.8. Built 1874 (9) R Duncan and Co., Port Glasgow. Owners: Albion Shipping Co., registered Glasgow.1882 - Shaw, Savill and Albion Ltd.; 1906 sold to Norwegians without change of name. Abandoned in sinking condition Dec. 3, 1906 while under tow from Gulfport, USA towards Argentina. Constantly engaged in the UK-NZ emmigrant trade most of her life and was involved in some exciting incidents].
Reminiscences of S.W. Herbert
Reminiscences of S.W. Herbert of life in the Northern Territory during the construction of the Overland Telegraph, August 1870 to November 1872; with an account of his experiences in the Territory in 1873 while prospecting for gold. Includes 20 pencil drawings by Herbert and a typescript index compiled by the Archivist of S.A. Archives.
The 'Wellington' after being damaged
The wooden ketch 'Wellington', 49 tons, after being damaged in collision [wooden 2 mast ketch, ON79266, 50 tons, 70.5 x 18.6 x 6.0. Built 1884. Thomas Lancaster, Table Cape, Tasmania. Aux. engine fitted 1923. Owners: Thomas Lancaster, registered Launceston;Nov. 1885 GM Jackson, registered Melbourne; May 1890 J Catarinich (Port Adelaide), registered Port Adelaide; 1899. 1902 = J & A Tainsh; 1923 CK McFarlane; 1930 = J Tainsh; by 1946 JT Cosh and Partners. Sold to owners in the Solomon Islands and left Australia in January 1966. Subsequently returned and is now acting a replica of Captain Cook's 'Endeavour' at a marine park in Queensland]
The 'Wellington' ashore at Hardwicke Bay
The wooden ketch 'Wellington', 49 tons, shore at Hardwicke Bay [wooden 2 mast ketch, ON79266, 50 tons, 70.5 x 18.6 x 6.0. Built 1884. Thomas Lancaster, Table Cape, Tasmania. Aux. engine fitted 1923. Owners: Thomas Lancaster, registered Launceston;Nov. 1885 GM Jackson, registered Melbourne; May 1890 J Catarinich (Port Adelaide), registered Port Adelaide; 1899. 1902 = J & A Tainsh; 1923 CK McFarlane; 1930 = J Tainsh; by 1946 JT Cosh and Partners. Sold to owners in the Solomon Islands and left Australia in January 1966. Subsequently returned and is now acting a replica of Captain Cook's 'Endeavour' at a marine park in Queensland]
Homestead at Wellington Lodge
The homestead at Wellington Lodge with Lake Alexandrina in the foreground.
Barges of wool bales, Lake Alexandrina
A barge and boat loaded with bales of wool from Wellington Lodge on Lake Alexandrina.
Barges of wool bales, Lake Alexandrina jetty
A boat and barge being loaded with bales of wool from Wellington Lodge at the end of a jetty on Lake Alexandrina.
Morton Harslett
Morton Harslett (b.1848) sitting on a fallen tree, Boss of the Board, head man for Allan McFarlane Senior of Wellington Lodge for 27 years.
Oliver's Diary Book Launch, Wellington
Margaret Ragless holding up a copy of her book, Oliver's Diary in front of a tent with a man in period costume at the Wellington Courthouse. To see a selection of photographs in this collection, search on Archival number PRG 1631/97.
S.W. Wellington
Head and shoulders photo of John Martin's employee S.W. Wellington dressed in Australian Army uniform.
School photographs of Hilda and Olive Buder
A collection of school class photographs showing students at the Wellington Road School, the South Australian School of Mines and an unknown school. The photo captions identify sisters Hilda and Olive Buder and on an earlier photo, student Leah MacKlow. Other students are not named. See 'contents' for details of items.
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Plan of two special surveys near the Mouth of the River Murray [cartographic material]
Map of the River Murray from a point near the site of Monteith down to its entry into Lake Alexandrina, south of Wellington (called the Mouth of the Murray in the map's title) with land sections along the river, all numbered. Those marked 'S.A.C.' are the South Australian Company lands, 'J.M.' are John Morphett's, 'E.S.' are Edwards Stephens', and 'S.S.' for the Trustees of the late Samuel Stephens. The allotments in the townships of Wellington (surveyed in 1840 by John Morphett) and East Wellington are shown. The land west of the river is located in the Hundred of Brinkley. Ink and watercolour on paper, ink and pencil notation. No scale given.
Wellington Hotel, Currie Street, Adelaide
Wellington Hotel, west corner of Currie Street and Leigh Street, Adelaide. Leigh Street frontage is 32 yards. For a view of Dalgety's premises, erected on the site after the demolition of the Wellington Hotel, see B 2032. (From Advertiser, September 27, 1917).
Heinrich Jahn Wellington Inn, Currie Street
Heinrich Jahn Wellington Inn, western corner of Currie and Leigh Streets. The Inn at number 39 Currie Street offers billiards and London Porter Ales. J Hahn was the proprietor from 1867-1872. Also known as the Wellington Inn which existed from 1848 until 1916. The family standing in the doorway is possibly the proprietor J Hahn's family.
Tynte Street, North Adelaide
[General description] This commanding Church is viewed from the Square with the bollards of its gateway in the foreground. It was designed by Daniel Garlick in 1882, as "something of a Cathedral church for the Primitive Methodists". [On back of photograph] 'Acre 860 / Methodist Church / North corner of Tynte St. & Wellington Square. / 1896 / West frontage of church: 17 yards. Far side of houses on the right with the striped verandahs is 69 yards east of Wellington Square.'
Wellington Square, North Adelaide
Wellington Square, east side, April 11th 1930, frontage of cottage is 11 yards. Photograph shows two cottages on the corner of Tynte Street and Wellington Square in North Adelaide. A pile of rubble stands outside one cottage showing the remains of alterations carried out in 1930. See B 5935.
Tynte Street, North Adelaide
[General description] This imposing church is seen from the park opposite with the wrought iron park railings in the foreground. It has two small arched windows at street level in which church service times are displayed. The Minister at this time is the Reverend Charles Dole. See B 2973 for another view and information. [On back of photograph] 'Reproduced in the 'Advertiser', July 20th, 1928 / Acre 860 / Tynte Street, north side / Wellington Square Methodist Church / 1928 / Measurements: Tynte Street frontage (Including hall next door) is 32.5 yards / Wellington Square frontage is 18.5 yards'.
Edward Gibbon Wakefield's grave
View of the grave of Edward Gibbon Wakefield in the Bolton Street Memorial Park, Wellington, New Zealand, looking east over the grave (E.G. Wakefield's grave is on the bottom left). The grave is one of four in a family plot, with others for his brothers William and Daniel Wakefield, and Daniel's daughter, Selina Elizabeth Wakefield. The inscription reads: EDWARD GIBBON WAKEFIELD DIED MAY 16TH 1862 AGED 66 YEARS / A FOUNDER OF THE COLONIES OF NEW ZEALAND AND SOUTH AUSTRALIA / AUTHOR OF THE SYSTEM OF COLONISATION WHICH BEARS HIS NAME / PERSONAL ADVISOR TO LORD DURHAM, GOVERNOR-GENERAL OF CANADA, 1838. / ELECTED TO THE CANADIAN LOWER HOUSE OF ASSEMBLY IN 1842. / FOUNDED NEW ZEALAND ASSOCIATION AND NEW ZEALAND LAND COMPANY. / ORGANIZED PRELIMINARY EXPEDITION TO ESTABLISH SETTLEMENTS. / ARRIVED IN NEW ZEALAND IN 1853 AND ELECTED MEMBER / OF PROVINCIAL COUNCIL OF WELLINGTON AND OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY. / THE UTMOST HAPPINESS GOD VOUCHSAFES TO MAN ON EARTH - THE REALIZATION OF HIS OWN IDEA" E.G.W.
Edward Gibbon Wakefield's grave
View of the grave of Edward Gibbon Wakefield in the Bolton Street Memorial Park, Wellington, New Zealand, looking west over the grave (E.G. Wakefield's grave is on the top right). The grave is one of four in a family plot, with others for his brothers William and Daniel Wakefield, and Daniel's daughter, Selina Elizabeth Wakefield. The inscription reads: EDWARD GIBBON WAKEFIELD DIED MAY 16TH 1862 AGED 66 YEARS / A FOUNDER OF THE COLONIES OF NEW ZEALAND AND SOUTH AUSTRALIA / AUTHOR OF THE SYSTEM OF COLONISATION WHICH BEARS HIS NAME / PERSONAL ADVISOR TO LORD DURHAM, GOVERNOR-GENERAL OF CANADA, 1838. / ELECTED TO THE CANADIAN LOWER HOUSE OF ASSEMBLY IN 1842. / FOUNDED NEW ZEALAND ASSOCIATION AND NEW ZEALAND LAND COMPANY. / ORGANIZED PRELIMINARY EXPEDITION TO ESTABLISH SETTLEMENTS. / ARRIVED IN NEW ZEALAND IN 1853 AND ELECTED MEMBER / OF PROVINCIAL COUNCIL OF WELLINGTON AND OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY. / THE UTMOST HAPPINESS GOD VOUCHSAFES TO MAN ON EARTH - THE REALIZATION OF HIS OWN IDEA" E.G.W.
The Wellington Cellars, Wellington Square, North Adelaide
The Wellington Cellars, corner of Archer and Jeffcott Streets, North Adelaide. The building was erected in 1883 for Mr E. Kelsey as a general store.
Hotel, Payneham
Duke of Wellington Hotel, Payneham, just before it was rebuilt.
Hotel, Payneham
Duke of Wellington Hotel, Payneham existed from 1845 until 1976 and at the time of this photograph the proprietor was Mrs AE Samuels. The single storey sandstone building had a wide verandah painted in alternate stripes.
Wellington Road School
Wellington Road School.