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Smith, Channon & Co. building, Port Adelaide [PRG 1642/26/66] • Photograph

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Summary

The offices of Smith, Channon & Co. at Lipson Street, Port Adelaide, Customs, Shipping & Commission Agents, Bonded & Free Stores, which stood until 1963 opposite the Dock Railway Station. These premises were originally owned by Philip Santa Co., Merchants and shipping agents (James Smith, Manager), and acquired by Smith Channon & Co. about 1887. It was sold to J. Gadsden, bag merchant, and the company moved to one of Blacker's buildings in St. Vincent Street, formerly occupied by J. Rawlings & Son, and then by M. Donaghy & Son. In front of the building are Herbert Marshall, J.W. Channon, Frank Pickhaver, and John Turnbull. Vernon Smith was abroad at the time, and troops were passing through Port Adelaide to the Boer War. J.G. Brooks is on the firm's trolley, holding the horse 'Bully'. To see a selection of photographs in this collection, search on Archival number PRG 1642/26.

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Physical description

1 photograph : black and white ; 12.8 x 20.1 cm

Dates / Publication details

1900

Creator

Toms, Howard

Collections

Part of Vernon Smith Collection
Part of Port Adelaide Collection

Subject

Marshall, Herbert
Channon, John William, 1856-1929
Pickhaver, Frank
Buildings -- South Australia -- Port Adelaide
Horse-drawn vehicles -- South Australia -- Port Adelaide
Port Adelaide (S.A.)

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Date

13/05/2015

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7,272 x 5,040 pixels (36.7 MP)

Size

109.97 MB

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