150  SMALL  FILES

Sometimes a photographer is known only from an advertisement or item in a newspaper, one or two directory entries, or a name and address printed on the card mount of a photograph. The entries for these almost unknown photographers are therefore very brief. One hundred and fifty examples of these entries have been included in this section in alphabetical order.

ADAMSON W.J.
Mr W.J. Adamson of Angaston exhibited the best photograph at the Kapunda Show, 1901. The prize was a magazine-type hand camera donated by Messrs S.P. Bond & Co. of Rundle Street, Adelaide.

ADELAIDE PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERY
Located on North Terrace, opposite Parliament House, in 1864. See STONE James Doveton.

AINSWORTH & SLATER
Listed as photographers at 75,76 Royal Exchange, King William Street, Adelaide, in the directory for 1910.

ALPHA STUDIO
Studio name used on photographs made by Thomas Adcock (q.v.) when he was at 143 Rundle Street, Adelaide, 1903-1905.

ALTMANN Dr. Carl August
A resident of Port Lincoln who was awarded commendations for two photographs he entered in the portraiture section of the Observer 1897 Christmas Supplement photographic competition. Dr. C.A. Altmann (b. 1859) is listed in BISA, p.21.

ANDERSON Charles F.
The undated mount for a whole-plate albumen print (NC) of a residence near Mount Barker carries the printed inscription ‘C.F. Anderson, Mount Barker’. The directories list a Charles F. Anderson, ironworker, Mount Barker, for the years 1889-1898. Before this there was a C. Anderson, plumber, listed for 1887-88.

ANDREW David
Proprietor of York Photo Studio, 174A Rundle Street, Adelaide, in 1902.

ART PORTRAIT CO.

Listed in directories as 174A Rundle Street, Adelaide, with Charles Newman as manager for 1896 and W.A. Francis manager for 1897. In 1895 the studio was known as the Bijou Photographic Studio and in 1898 it was occupied by the Kora Photographic Company.

ATKINSON August
Listed as photographer, Collins Street, Semaphore, in the directories for 1896-1898.

ATKINSON H.J.
Listed as manager of Hammer & Co.’s studio at St Vincent Street, Port Adelaide, in the directory for 1888.

BAILEY J.M.
Listed as a photographer at Naracoorte in the directories for 1886 and 1887, and described on his cartes de visite as ‘successor to J.R. Letchford’ (q.v.).

BAINES C.
Advertisement in the Advertiser, 25 August 1864: ‘Stereoscopic Views of South Australian and Tasmanian Scenery, by Mr C. Baines, on sale at Shawyer’s, King William Street. Postage to England of 14 views, 8d.’

BARBER S.J.
Listed as a photographer at Kingston S.E. in directories from 1910 to 1916.

BARNETT H.J. & CO.
Listed as photographers at Leigh Chambers, Leigh and Hindley Streets, Adelaide, in the directory for 1884, with H.J. Barnett at Ann Street, Stepney, probably a residential address. See also BARNETT Henry.

BARNETT Mr
‘Laura, June 8. Mr Barnett, photographer, travelling for the Australian Photograph[ic?] Company, seems to be well patronised.’ Register, 12 June 1874. He may have been Henry Barnett (q.v.)

BARRY Thomas
Listed as photographer, College Road, Kent Town, in the directory for 1889.

BAUER A.E.
Listed as a photographer at George Street, Moonta, in directories from 1896 to 1935+. There is also a separate listing for Bauer & Simmons (q.v.) at George Street, Moonta, for the years 1899 to 1902.

BELLINGER T.H.C.
Listed as photographer, Millicent, for 1911-1913. BISA, vol. 1, p.109, records Thos Henry Clinton Bellinger (1883-) as the son of Arthur Herman Bellinger, farmer, Millicent.

BIJOU STUDIO
This studio was located at 174A Rundle Street, opposite the York Hotel, with Alfred Schroder as manager, and was only listed in the directory for 1895. The word bijou (French) means something small and choice, a jewel.

BOASE & PAYNTER
A half-plate farmyard scene carries the printed inscription on its mount, ‘Boase & Paynter, Photographers, Gawler, South Australia.’ One of the partners could have been A. Paynter (q.v.).

BOND A.E.
Listed in directories as photographer, Commercial Road, Port Adelaide, from 1901 to 1914+. In 1902 his advertisement said: ‘Old photographs copied, enlarged and framed complete. All classes of outdoor and interior photography.’

BOND W.F.
Listed as a photographer at 19 Globe Chambers, Grote Street, Adelaide, for 1891 and 1892, then 24 Globe Chambers in the directory for 1896. The following year, 1897, the premises were occupied by photographers Bond, Findley & Co.

BRAYSHAW Thomas
A half-plate outdoor photograph (NC) of a family group has the blind stamp inscription ‘T. Brayshaw, 24 Charles Street, Norwood’ on its mount. Directories list T. Brayshaw, carpenter, as 26 Charles Street, Norwood, for 1912 and 1913 after which he moved to 24 Charles Street, on the other side of the creek, for 1914+.

BOON R.F.
Listed in the directory for 1901 as photo enlarger, No. 9 Melvin Chambers, King William Street, Adelaide.

BRISTOW William C.
Listed as a photographer in directories:
     1900   Margaret Street, North Adelaide
1901-1903   Tynte Street, North Adelaide
1904-1907   53 Lefevre Terrace, North Adelaide
1909-1914   37 Melbourne Street, North Adelaide

BROADBENT Samuel D.
Listed as a photographer at Port Pirie in the directories for 1907 and 1908.

BROWN Henry
Listed as a photographer in Commercial Road, Port Augusta, in the directories for 1895 to 1897.

BUONAVISTA
An undated cabinet portrait (NC) carries the printed inscription ‘Buonavista, Stanley St., North Adelaide’ on the front of the mount.

BUTLER F.J.
Teacher and amateur photographer of Parilla whose photograph, ‘The Morning’s Wood’, three small boys with an axe and wheelbarrow gathering wood, was reproduced in the Australasian Photo-Review for December 1913. It was Highly Commended in the A.P-R. competition for October.

CHANDLER & CO.
Listed as photographers at Cowell in the trade section of the directory for 1913, and as ‘house furnishers and timber merchants’ in the alphabetical and Cowell district sections.

CHAPMAN Charles
Listed as a photo-enlarger in Rundle Place (now part of Gawler Place) in directories from 1900 to 1903.

CHAPPELL James Junr.
Listed in directories as photographer, Ryan Street, Moonta, in directories for 1885 and 1886.

CLAMP Mrs E.
Listed as photographer at 8 Maxwell Street, Adelaide, in the directory for 1910.

CLARK BROS.
Listed as photographers at 33 East Terrace, Adelaide, in the directory for 1901.

CLARK G.
A resident of Angaston who was awarded a commendation for his photograph, ‘Beached, Port Lincoln’, entered in the marine section of the Observer 1897 Christmas Supplement photographic competition.

COLE Miss E.M.
Photographed the scholars of Freeling public school after the tree planting ceremony on Arbor Day, 1 July 1892.

COLE Samuel
Listed in directories as photographer:
     1889   James Street, Glanville
     1890   Field Street, Adelaide
1891-1898   116 Gouger Street, Adelaide

CROSSLAND Mrs Augusta
Listed as a photographer in Wakefield Street, Adelaide, in the directory for 1888.

CROWN PHOTO CO.
The Crown Photo Co. was listed for one year only, at 174A Rundle Street, in the directory for 1901.

CROWN STUDIO
An undated cabinet portrait (NC) carries the printed inscription ‘Crown Studio, Norman Street, Port Pirie’

CURTIS Leonard S.
Listed as photographer at 20 Industrial Chambers, King William Street, Adelaide, in directories for 1907 and 1908, and as journalist from 1909.

DALWOOD Thomas C.
Listed as an ‘artist’ at Alfred Street, Parkside, in the directory for 1902, then as photographer:

1903 Freeman Street, Adelaide
1905 Salop Street, North Kensington

DAVIS George E.
A cabinet photograph (NC) of a tall stone chimney being constructed, probably for the Marrabel flour mill, shows that George Davis was an amateur photographer with above average technical and artistic ability. His imprint, ‘G.E. Davis, photographer, Marrabel’, was printed in gold on the lower front of his mounts. George Davis was listed as a draper, grocer and general storekeeper at Marrabel in the directories from 1896 to 1914+. He also had a branch of his Enterprise Stores at nearby Hamilton.

DAVISON George Henry
Was related by marriage to photographer brothers Arthur and William A. Francis, and was no doubt the G.H. Davison who managed Mendelssohn & Co. from 1890 to 1891. Family records say that he was never married and at one time worked for Stump & Co. in Rundle Street.

DICKENSON Mrs
In May 1891 the Elder Scientific Exploring Expedition led by David Lindsay set out from Warrina, a station on the Marree to Alice Springs railway line. A township was surveyed there in 1890 but never proclaimed.

In Lindsay’s report of the expedition, published as South Austalian Parliamentary Paper No. 45 (H.A.), 1893, Lindsay wrote, ‘May 2nd. Left Warrina at 1.45 pm, after being photographed by Mrs Dickenson...’ On 29th April ‘Dr Dickenson of Warrina’ had treated one of Lindsay’s party, and it is presumed Mrs Dickenson, the photographer, was his wife.

DODGSON Robert
Although listed in directories as a plumber, Robert Dodgson sold a wide variety of materials at his warehouse, 42 Hindley Street, Adelaide, on the corner of Leigh Street. Goods advertised in Dehane’s almanack for 1861 included ‘photographic glass’, and for 1864 he said ‘photographic artists supplied with all materials.’ Dodgson may have been an active amateur photographer.

DRAPER Joseph
Listed as a photographer at Grey Avenue, New Hindmarsh, in directories for 1899 and 1901, then at Jervois Street, New Thebarton, for 1904 and 1905. The inscription on one of his cabinet mounts is ‘J. Draper, Adelaide, South Australia.’

DREW Henry W.
Listed as a photographer at Charles Street, Norwood, in the directory for 1884.

EDWARDS E.
Listed as a photographer, Queen Street, Adelaide, for 1868-72. Was probably a partner in the firm of Hall and Edwards (q.v.)

EDWARDS W.H.
Listed as a hairdresser and photographer at Millicent in the directory for 1914, and as a photographer at Petersburg (Peterborough) for 1917 and 1918. A family group photograph taken at Nangula in the South East has the imprint ‘W.H. Edwards, Touring Photographer.’

ELLERY Arthur M.
Listed as a photographer at Commercial Street, Mount Gambier, in directories from 1904 to 1906. He was elected committee member at the inaugural meeting of the Mount Gambier Photographic Club in February 1903.

EVANS Francis J.
The printed inscription on one of his cabinet photographs is ‘Francis J. Evans, Photographer, Sedan.’ The poor quality of the faded image suggests it was the work of an inexperienced amateur. Directories list F.J. Evans of Sedan as store assistant from 1904 to 1906, and as draper from 1907 to 1912.

EVERITT A.G.
An undated cabinet portrait (NC) carries the printed inscription ‘A.G. Everitt, Commercial Street, Mount Gambier’ on the front of the mount. There was an A.G. Everett listed as watchmaker in Commercial Street, Mount Gambier, in directories from 1886 to 1914+, but no listing as photographer. He became a member of the Mount Gambier Photographic Club in April 1903, was elected vice-president in April 1903, and became president of the club in 1905.

FAWCETT & ROBERTS
Listed in the directory for 1868 as ‘photographic artists’ in King William Street, Adelaide, then as stationers at the same address from 1869 to 1872.

FAWCETT Mr R.H.
Was an ‘amateur operator of the camera’ who took a snapshot of a procession from the top of the verandah of Nock Bros.' store at the corner of Main Street and South Terrace, Kapunda, in June 1897.

FEEHAN Patrick Jno.
Listed as a photographer at Port Victoria in directories for 1899 and 1900, before which his occupation was given as wheatbuyer. In ABC Patrick J. Feehan is listed as a photographer at Nelsons Hill, Victoria, from 1903 to 1908.

FINE ART PHOTO CO.
Listed as photographers at 45 Exchange Building, Pirie Street, in the trade section of the directory for 1901, with W.J.R. Hilton (an accountant) as ‘agent’. The firm may not have operated a studio, but acted as an agent for the Fine Art Photo Co. in Sydney.

FISHER Alfred
Listed as a wood merchant at 13 Fisher Street, Norwood, in directories to 1909, then as a photographer at the same address from 1910 to 1926.

FISHER R.S.C.
The printed inscription on his outdoor cabinet photograph (NC) of a family group is ‘R.S.C. Fisher, Mead Street, Peterhead.’ Directories for 1897 and from 1900 to 1907 list a Thos. C. Fisher at Mead Street, near the Peterhead railway station, and he is presumed to be the Thomas Coltman Fisher recorded on p.503 of BISA as having a son, Richard Scholar Coltman Fisher (1883-1923), who is almost certain to be the person who took the group photograph.

FLORANCE Alfred Harrill
In October 1873 Alfred H. Florance of the Millicent Dispensary advertised as ‘chemist and druggist, stationer and photographer.’ He was almost certainly the proprietor of the Millicent Photographic Studio which opened in November, and which a few months later was advertising in the Mount Gambier Standard, ‘Cartes de Visite from 5s. per dozen. Family Groups at reasonable prices.’ On 15 February 1874 Alfred Harrill Florance married Emily Bosher at Mount Gambier.

FRAUTSCHY R.
An undated cabinet photograph carries the printed inscription ‘R. Frautschy, Caltowie’. The photographer was probaby Reinhold Frautschy, listed as a tailor at Caltowie in directories from 1886 to 1909. He was born c1856 and died on 23 December 1929. BISA, vol. 2, p.530.

FRUHLING & CO.
The directory for 1894 lists 62 Rundle Street as ‘Portrait and Enlarging Co., Fritz Idea’, and an undated cabinet photograph (NC) carries the printed inscription ‘L’Amico Fritz, 62 Rundle Street, Adelaide’.

The following year, 1895, the entry changed to ‘Portrait and Enlarging Co., Fruhling & Co.’, which continued until 1913, when the address was changed to 62A Rundle Street. From 1918 to 1927 the address was given as 103A Rundle Street. Although listed as Fruhling & Co. in directories, the name Fruhling Studios was usually printed on their photographs.

FURNER Luke Lidiard
In August 1867 L.L. Furner, draper at Moonta, gave evidence in a dispute between James Uren (q.v.) and a man named Haines over the ownership of a portable photographic darkroom (Wallaroo Times, 7 August 1867). In his evidence he said, ‘I know something about photography. Am acquainted with every part of the business ... I have bought an apparatus myself.’ It is not known whether Furner produced any photographs with his wet-plate camera. BISA, p.539 gives a few biographical details.

GALVIN J.P.
Directory entries for Jno. Galvin, J.P. Galvin, and J. Galvin, are presumed to be for the same person. He may have been associated with Galvin Bros. (q.v.)

1901-1902    221 Gilbert Street
1907-1913    192 Sturt Street, Adelaide
1913-1914    37 Frederick Street, Maylands (res.)
1918-1920    190 Gilbert Street, Adelaide

GARROOD Charles
Listed as a photographer in directories:

1884 Margaret Street, North Kensington
1885 Salop Street, North Kensington

GINNINGS H.
Listed as a photographer, Mount Gambier, in the directories for 1868 and 1869, and at Glencoe for 1870. He may have been connected with or related to the photographer J.T. Ginnings (q.v.), who was in the South-East from 1867 to 1870.

GINNINGS John W.
Listed as photographer, Jamestown, in directories from 1892 to 1899. He may have been the Gennings that G.F. Jenkinson (q.v.) referred to in an advertisement he placed in the Gladstone Areas Express on 5 May 1885: ‘CAUTION. As several disappointing mistakes occurred in Laura owing to a slight similarity of names I find it necessary to remind my customers than my name is NOT Gennings, neither do I possess a Calico Tent; and further, that press of business will not allow of my visiting Gladstone for some weeks yet.’

GINNINGS John William
Listed as a photographer in Ayr Street, Jamestown, in directories from 1892 to 1899. Examples of his work include carte de visite and cabinet photographs with ‘Ginnings Photo Jamestown’ written in red ink on the back of the mount.

GOLDING H.
Listed as photographer at Port Elliot in directories from 1911 to 1914.

GORDON C.J.
Listed as photographer, Angas Street, Adelaide, in the directories for 1882-1885.

GRAY Duncan K.
Was a member of the South Australian Photographic Society, and demonstrated bromide enlarging at the society’s monthly meeting in October 1893. Directory entries as photographer were:

     1893   5 Rundle Street, Kent Town
1894-1896   Beaconsfield Buildings, 66 King Wm St, Adelaide

In The Mechanical Eye in Australia he is listed as a photographer at 237 Collins Street, Melbourne, for 1899+.

GREEN Joseph John
A leather merchant who was a patron of the South Australian Photographic Society from about 1892 to 1900, and after his death at North Adelaide on 11 February 1903 the Society noted that ‘for many years [he] was a useful member of the Society.’

GREENFELD Maximilian William
Listed in the directories as Greenfield, but the printed inscription on his cabinet photograph mounts is Greenfeld. In the directory for 1886 his name appears in the Mercantile section under ‘Artists, not photographers.’ Directory entries as photographer:

1872-1881     Sydney, N.S.W.
     1884     Parade, Norwood, S.A.
1885-1886    William Street, Norwood, S.A.
1891-1897    Melbourne, Victoria

GRUTZMACHER F.L.
Listed as a ‘photographer and slide maker’ at 44, 45 Pirie Chambers, Pirie Street, Adelaide, in the directory for 1907. Both before and after 1907 his occupation was given as ‘civil service’.

HAEHNEL & CO.
Cartes de visite with a highly decorated imprint for ‘C.W. Haehnel & Co., Australian Photographic Company’, probably belong to the mid- to late 1880s. Edmund Diederich (q.v.) worked for Haehnel and was, according to his daughter, the ‘Co.’ in Haehnel & Co.

HALDANE John
Listed as a photographer in Gilbert Street, Adelaide, in directories from 1892 to 1896. For 1896 his address was given as 95 Gilbert Street.

HALL AND EDWARDS
Listed as photographers, Rundle Street, in Boothby’s directories for 1866 and 1867, and in the National directory for 1867-68. The partners were probably Richard J.A. Hall (q.v.) and E. Edwards (q.v.).

HALLIDAY BROS.
A firm of art printers and lithographers in Union Buildings, Waymouth Street, Adelaide, who also had an entry under ‘Photographers’ in the trade section of the directory for 1912.

HARDING George
Listed as ‘photographist’ at Grenfell Street, Adelaide, in the directory for 1862.

HARRIS Charles Hope
Born in Suffolk, England in 1846, he was a surveyor by profession and laid out several South Australian country towns. Harris was author of the Handbook for Government Surveyors, and spoke on ‘Photogrammetry’ at the Science Congress meeting held in Adelaide in 1893. Biographical notes and a portrait are in The Cyclopedia of South Australia (1907), p.621.

HARTWIG W.
Listed in directories as photographer:

     1899    Hartwig, Wm., Crystal Brook
     1900    Hartwig, Walter, Crystal Brook
1909-1914+  Hartwig W., Main St, Petersburg (Peterborough)

HASLER F.
Listed as a photo-enlarger in Rundle Place (now part of Gawler Place) in the directories for 1898 and 1899.

HAWES George Alfred
A carte de visite in the Macleay Museum collection (Sydney) has had the printed name of the photographer carefully scraped away and ‘G.A. Hawes’ written in ink in its place. The rest of the printed inscription, including ‘Robert Street, Moonta’, has been left intact. The name of the original photographer may be identified if a matching, unaltered carte de visite mount can be found. A painter named G.A. Hawes is listed as being at Yongala before being shown as living at Moonta in the 1882-83 Traders and Commercial directory, published October 1882. Directory entries as painter, Moonta, continue until 1895. BISA, p.697, lists a George Alfred Hawes, painter, Moonta, who arrived in South Australia in 1854, and died at Moonta in 1894.

HAYWARD Richard
Richard Hayward of Bordertown was admitted to the Adelaide Hospital on 1 November 1886 and discharged a month later. Details recorded by the hospital were: occupation photographer; born in Kent; arrived in South Australia by the Border Chief in 1875.

HEAIRFIELD Jos.
Also listed as HERRIFIELD, HEARFIELD, and HEIRFIELD in directories, presumed to be errors. Listed as photographer as follows:

     1905     2 Willis Street, Norwood
     1906     Melbourne Place, Alberton
     1907     Duke Street, Alberton
1908-1909    Cummins Street, Mile End
     1910     not listed
1910-1913+   Shipster Street, Torrensville

HEARN J.T.
His cabinet photographs have ‘J.T. Hearn, Photo., Laura’, printed inside a fancy border on the front of the mount. He also used tissues to protect the photograph. There was a Jno. Hearn listed as a locomotive engine cleaner at Laura in directories for 1899 to 1901, then under the same occupation as J.T. Hearn, Wallaroo, from 1906.

HEWITT Mr
Mount Gambier photographer, bookseller and stationer George Watson (q.v.) advertised in the Border Watch, on 5 August 1891: ‘Reopening of Studio – G. Watson desires to inform his numerous patrons that he has secured the services of Mr Hewitt, a thoroughly efficient artist, who has had large experience in the studios of Messrs Yeoman & Co., also the Royal Studio, Royal Arcade, Melbourne, and is now prepared to turn out first-class work in the latest and most improved style of photography. Enlargements artistically finished and framed in latest style. Not wishing to exhibit the work of a former employee, I am desirous of getting an entirely new set of specimens, and in order to do so will photograph free of charge all sitters (adults or children) for two weeks.’

HIGGINS David W.

Listed as photographer, Port Pirie, in directories from 1900 to 1903, then as veterinary surgeon, Port Pirie, for 1904. The Post Office directory for 1905 also had him listed as photographer, Port Pirie.

HOINVILLE Frederick
The entry for No. 42, Arcade, Rundle Street, Adelaide, in the street section of the directory for 1909 is ‘Hornville, Fred (stickybacks) photographer’. In the alphabetical and trade sections the name is given as Hoinville, with his private address 7 College Road, Kent Town.

HOLDEN & GREEN
A photograph (NC) of Ray Hannaford’s brother and sister was taken by Holden & Green ‘about 1900 or 1902’. Although their wet-stamp inscription on the back of the mount, ‘Holden & Green, Photographers, Saddleworth’, appears to have been assembled from a child’s lettering set, their photograph has a very professional appearance. The children were carefully posed and sharply focussed, a painted backdrop and other typical studio accessories have been used, and the print has been carefully trimmed to an oval shape and accurately placed on the cardboard mount. Although no reference to Holden & Green has been found in available directories, a John Green of Saddleworth, no occupation given, is listed in directories from 1903 to 1906, and he may be the John Green listed in BISA, p.611, who departed for Victoria.in 1907.

HOLDEN William George
Listed in directories as photographer:

1911-1913     25A Sydenham Road, Norwood
     1918     Petersburg (Peterborough)
     1919     Port Pirie

He may have been a partner of Holden and Green (q.v.)

HOLDSWORTH James
James Holdsworth was town clerk for the Corporation of Port Augusta and an amateur photographer who photographed Port Augusta and district around the turn of the century, from about 1890 to 1912.

HOLMES W.G.
Listed in directories as photographer:

1908-1913    Shipster’s Road, North Kensington
     1914    Bexley Heath, Shipster’s Rd, Nth Kensington Pk

HOOPER James
Listed as manager of the London Picture and Photo. Framing Co. (q.v.) at 150 Rundle Street, Adelaide, in directories from 1900 to 1904, then as a photographer at 212 Gilles Street for 1906. From 1912 to 1918 he was listed as picture framer and photographer at 138 Rundle Street, Adelaide, an address he shared with photographer G.A. Rogers (q.v.)

HURST BROS.
A firm of photo-engravers situated off Leigh Street, Adelaide, who also had an entry under ‘Photographers’ in the trade section of the directories for 1893 and 1894.

HUSBANDS Charles F.
An undated, printed carte de visite mount (NC) is inscribed: ‘New York Photographic Coy., Adelaide. Travelling Branch, Chas. F. Husbands, manager.’

IDEAL PHOTO STUDIO
Listed in directories from 1906 to 1913 as 143 Rundle Street, Adelaide, and managed by A.G. Rose from 1906 to 1909, then by Dunn Bros. from 1910 to 1914. The studio was previously occupied by Thomas Adcock. There is an entry for A.G. Rose, photographer, 143 Rundle Street, in the 1905 Post Office directory, and J. Dunn of Stuart Road, Dulwich, 1915, may have been associated with Dunn Bros.

ILLERT David
Listed as a photographer at Hallett in the directories from 1882 to 1885.

ILLMAN Herbert
Listed as photographer at Aldinga in the 1905 Post Office directory.

INGLIS Mr J.
A ‘local amateur’ who helped visiting professional photographer G.F. Jenkinson obtain ‘charming wood and water scenes’ in the mangroves opposite Queen’s Wharf, Port Pirie, in August 1885. The directory for 1886 lists J. Inglis as a clerk in the Telegraph Department at Port Pirie.

JONES Thomas
In directories from 1868 to 1872 Thomas Jones is listed as a ‘photo. artist’ at Robert Street, Adelaide. From 1875 to 1879 T. Jones, presumed to be the same person, is listed as a photographer at 105 King William Street, between the Advertiser Building and Criterion Hotel. A studio at this location had previously been occupied by the Town Hall Photographic Gallery (1866-67) and the Australian Photographic Company (1868, and again in 1873-74), and Henry Jones (1869-72).

KAHLBAUM Carl
An undated cabinet portrait (NC) carries the printed inscription ‘C. Kahlbaum, Ellen Street, Port Pirie.’ Directory entries, sometimes given as C. Karlbaum, are:

1888-1903    miller, Port Pirie
1904-1911    photographer, Port Pirie

The Post Office directory for 1905 gives his name as Carl Kahlbaum, photographer.

KAPPLER Carl Gottlieb
An undated cabinet photograph (NC) carries the printed inscription ‘C.G. Kappler, Photographer, Wilmington’. The photographer was C.G. Kappler, listed as cabinet-maker, Wilmington, in the directories from 1886 to 1909. He was born on 4 June 1861 at Rowland Flat and died 27 October 1909. BISA, p.874.

KASPER Adolf
Advertised in the Australasian Photo-Review, February 1894, as ‘A. Kasper, retoucher, Osborne Street, St. Peters. Adelaide, S.A. Retouching done at strictly moderate rates. Price list on application. First-class work guaranteed.’ From 1898 to 1910 he is listed as photographer, Harrow Road, College Park, and for 1912 and 1913 as photographer, Henley Beach Road, Torrensville.

KELLY Mr
The Auburn correspondent for the Northern Argus reported on 22 September 1890: ‘A Mr Kelly, who is now stopping in Auburn, took a photo of the scholars attending the State school on Friday morning last. He afterwards took one of the school residence.’ A few days later, at the St John’s Church Sunday School picnic held at Undalya, ‘Mr Kelly arrived on the scene and took a photo of the children.’

KEY C.
Listed as a photographer at 71 Sussex Street, North Adelaide, in directories from 1909 to 1914+.

KING R.
Listed as photographer, Jacob Street, Gawler, in directories for 1866 and 1867.

KORA PHOTO CO.
The studio at 174A Rundle Street was listed in the directories as The Art Photo Co. for 1897, the Kora Photo Co. for 1898-190, then as the Crown Photo Co. for 1901.

KOERNER Theo.
Manager of Thomas Adcock’s (q.v.) Kadina studio in 1891, when he was described as having been previously employed by Hammer & Co. and Stump & Co. He was also listed in directories as photographer:

1905-1913     42, 44 King William Street, Kent Town
     1914+    46 King William Street, Kent Town

LEWIS Henry
In August 1865 Mr C. Heritage gave a lecture on phrenology in the Gumeracha Institute. At one stage of the lecture, and to illustrate a point, ‘a pleasing exhibition took place. The lights were turned down, and a number of transparent photographs, taken by Mr H. Lewis, of noted persons were shown by means of a magic lantern.’ Boothby’s Directory for 1865 lists a Henry Lewis, tinsmith, at Gumeracha, who may have been the person who took the photographs.

LEWIS S.L.
Listed as a photographer at Unley Road, Parkside, in the directories for 1895 and 1896, and at Oxide Street, Broken Hill, for 1899.

LOSER Jno. Joseph
His letterpress imprint on the back of a cabinet portrait reads: ‘J.J. Loser, Photographer, Langhorne’s Creek. Additional copies obtainable at any time.’ Jno. Joseph Loser was listed in directories as a farmer at Langhorne’s Creek from 1891 to 1909, after which there was an entry for J. Loser at Brighton Road, Brighton in 1910.

LOTT Mrs Frances
Worked as a general assistant and negative printer in the Paris Photographic Studio which was managed by her husband, William James Lott (q.v.). She eventually obtained a divorce from her husband on the grounds of cruelty and adultery. For more detail see LOTT William James.

MARSHALL James
When giving evidence in the divorce case of W.J. Lott (q.v.), manager of the Paris Photographic Company, 164 Rundle Street Adelaide, photographer James Marshall, of Glenelg, said that Lott had employed him as an operator from 1 January to October 1876. (Observer, 30 June 1877).

MARSHALL Jos.
Listed in directories as photographer:

     1904     70 Halifax Street, Adelaide
1905-1909    73,74 Royal Exchange, King William St
     1910     133 Halifax Street, Adelaide

Private residence listings were 178 Halifax Street for 1908 and Clifton Street, Malvern, for 1909. For 1908 his entry said, ‘Landscape and General Photographer, Special photographer to The Chronicle.’

MIDGET PHOTOGRAPHIC CO.
Listed as 123 Rundle Street, Adelaide, in the Sands & McDougall directory for 1901. A doubtful entry appears in the trade section of the Post Office directory for 1905. The Midget was a British photographic mount size, what was called the Carte de Visite Midget being 1⁵/₁₆ x 2¹/₄ inches. There was also a series of other Midget sizes, the largest still being smaller than a normal carte de visite mount.

MILEY Miss G.
An amateur photographer who became a member of the South Australian Photographic Society in October 1896. In November 1898 her picture ‘One of Nature’s Enemies’ was awarded the prize in the Society’s competition for ‘photographs illustrating a tree and a human figure in combination.’

MOORE Murray
Listed as a photographer at Balaklava in the directories from 1893 to 1896.

MORCOM Elizabeth Jane
Employed as an apprentice and general assistant by Mrs Davis of the Adelaide Photographic Company in February 1879. Advertiser, 17 February 1879.

MORROW Miss T.
Listed as a photo dealer, Arcade, Rundle Street, for 1906.

MUGG Mr
The annual day-school examination at Stockport took place on 2 November 1865. ‘Mr Mugg, who was present with a photographic apparatus, took the children in several groups, also the schoolhouse. In the evening the children were greatly amused by the exhibition of the magic-lantern by Mr Mugg, which brought to a close the day's proceedings.’ Register, 6 November 1865.

NEALE C.C.
A cabinet group photograph (NC) carries the printed inscription ‘C.C. Neale, Riverton.’ An entry for Robt. Jas. Neale in BISA, p.1168, lists a son, Charles Cyril Neale (1887-1952), who is presumed to be the photographer. Robert J. Neale is listed as a teacher at Riverton in directories from 1902 to 1907, the year of his death. In the directory for 1913 Charles C. Neale is listed as proprietor of the Maitland newspaper, The Maitland Watch, which was established in December 1911.

NEEDHAM R.J.
Advertisement in the Guardian for 19 May 1871: ‘North-Eastern Photographic Gallery. Cartes de Visite, Landscapes etc, on the shortest notice. Gentlemen's seats photographed. The townships in the district will shortly be visited, of which due notice will be given. R.J. Needham, Gumeracha.’

NEW YORK PHOTOGRAPHIC COY.
An undated printed carte de visite mount (NC) is inscribed: ‘New York Photographic Coy., Adelaide. Travelling Branch, Chas. F. Husbands, manager.’

NISSEN Hans
Listed as a photographer at 23 Wall Street, Norwood, in the directory for 1898, and as a toymaker at the same address for 1899. From 1900 to 1902 he was listed as photographer, 9 Bristol Street, Adelaide.

NOCK A.W.
In October 1885 the Areas Express described photographic scenes that had been taken by an ‘amateur artist’, Mr A.W. Nock of Gladstone. Two months later the paper commented on another five ‘very artistic photographs' which Mr Nock had taken. He was probably the Arthur William Nock who was listed as a draper at Gladstone in the 1886 directory.

NORRIS F.S.
Listed as photographer, Austin Street, Adelaide in the directories for 1897-1900.

OLDEN J.H.P.
A photograph of his Tanunda studio facade is reproduced on page 85 of ‘The Barossa District - Souvenir of the Gawler to Angaston Railway Opening. 1911.’

1909-1910     Angaston
1911-1913    Tanunda
1914-1916    Angaston

OLSEN Thomas P.
Listed as ‘photo artist’ at No. 8, Third Floor, Hindmarsh Building, Grenfell Street, Adelaide, in the directory for 1913.

O’MALLEY James
Manager of Wivell & Co.(q.v.), photographers, 65 Rundle Street, listed in directories for 1888-89. Cabinet mounts also state ‘Wivell and O’Malley, proprietors.’

PACKER E.G.
Listed as ‘photographer, hairdresser and tobacconist’ at Tailem Bend in directories from 1911 to 1915.

PAGE Arthur J.
Listed as a photographer in directories:

1895-1905     Taylor Street, Kadina
1906-1919    Graves Street, Kadina

Although most of the directory entries were under the name of A.J. Page, the inscription printed on his cabinet photographs was usually ‘Page & Co.’, followed by the studio address.

PALTRIDGE Faith
A resident of Mount Barker who was awarded a commendation for a photograph entered in the marine section of the Observer 1897 Christmas Supplement photographic competition.

PAYNTER A.
Advertisement in the Gawler Bunyip, 25 May 1900: ‘Latest in Photography! 16 Photos for 1s. Opposite Messrs E. Lucas & Co.’s, open tomorrow (Saturday), May 26th. Photos taken by day and night. Those taken by night equally as successful as by day. A. Paynter, photographer, Gawler.’ He may have been a partner of the firm Boase & Paynter (q.v.).

PEARCE E.A.
Listed as a photographer at Kooringa (Burra) in the directories from 1899 to 1905.

PEARSON Arthur Frederick
Amateur photographer born in Adelaide on 6 June 1863, and manager of George Robertson & Co., booksellers, since 1891. Biographical notes are on page 464 of The Cyclopedia of South Australia (1907), Vol. 1.

PETERSEN Chris
Listed as a photographer at Bridgewater in the 1905 Post Office directory.

PETTS Charles Alfred
Listed as photographer at Blythwood Road, Mitcham, in directories from 1911 to 1914, and he was probably a partner in the firm of Petts, Rawling & Wollaston (q.v.). He was born in Manchester, England, on 10 July 1876, and at one stage was an art teacher at the Manchester School of Technology.

Charles Petts arrived in Melbourne in 1909, spent some time at Broken Hill, then moved to Adelaide. He died on 22 June 1943. The Mitcham District History Collection has biographical notes on Charles Alfred Petts and family.

PETTS, RAWLING & WOLLASTON
Listed as photographers at Morialta Chambers, Victoria Square West, in directories for 1914 and 1915. James Rawling, C.A. Petts, and K.H. Wollaston (q.q.v) may have been associated with the company.

PIPER Charles J.
Listed as a photographer and fancy goods dealer at 88 Hindley Street, Adelaide, in directories from 1888 to 1894. He may be the same person as James Piper (q.v.), or a relative.

PIPER James
Listed as photographer at 3 Gilbert Street, Adelaide, in the directory for 1897. He may be the same person as photographer Charles J. Piper (q.v.), or a relative.

PLAYER W.J.
Listed as photographer at Henley Beach Road, Torrensville, in the trade section of the directory for 1913, but in the alphabetical section of directories around that period his occupation is given as ‘hotel keeper’.

PONDER Walter J.
Manager of the National Bank, Nuriootpa, and secretary of the Barossa Camera Club (Nuriootpa) from 1895-98. The Barossa Camera Club is the earliest recorded country camera club in South Australia.

POORE Charles
A resident of Murray Bridge who was awarded a commendation for his photograph, ‘Ship Torrens, Port Adelaide’, entered in the marine section of the Observer 1897 Christmas Supplement photographic competition. Directories list a Charles Poore as postmaster at Murray Bridge from 1888 to 1905.

POTTER W.J.
Listed as a photographer at Bordertown in directories from 1896 to 1898. There is also a carte de visite portrait with the printed inscription ‘W.J. Potter, Mount Gambier’ on the front of the mount, which was probably made between 1886 and 1895.

PRYOR Ernest
Listed as a photographer at Tower Street, North Adelaide, in directories from 1909 to 1914+.

PUDDY H.E.
Listed as a photographer at Mill Street, Clarence Park (probably a residential address), in directories from 1906 to 1914, and as manager of Talma studio at 31 King William Street, Adelaide, from 1915 to 1921.

RANDALL W.D.
Photographs taken by Douglas Randall were published by the half-tone process in the Critic for 11 December 1897. He was listed as a photographer at Howard Smith Chambers, 113 King William Street, Adelaide, in the directories for 1900 and 1901.

RAWLING James
Listed as photographer at 5 Queen Street, Goodwood Park, in the directory for 1914. There was also a J.C. Rawling listed at James Place, Adelaide, from 1915 to 1918. He may have been associated with the firm of Petts, Rawling and Wollaston (q.v.).

REEVES W.A.
Listed in the alphabetical section of the directories from 1911 to 1914 as ‘agent and photo stock dealer’ at Pinnaroo, and under ‘photographer’ in the trade section for 1913 and 1914.

RICHARDS J.
An advertisement in the Wallaroo Times for 19 May 1869 described the goods to be sold at auction on behalf of J. Richards of George Street, Moonta, who was leaving the district. Included in the sale were four tons of flour, one grey horse, and ‘photographic apparatus, with camera and chemicals.’ It is not known whether Richards, listed as a storekeeper at Moonta in the directory for 1869, was a practising photographer.

RIDDLE R.
Listed as a photographer at Yorketown in directories from 1907 to 1912. There is also an undated cabinet photograph (NC) with the printed inscription ‘W. Riddle & Son, photographers, Yorketown.’ Biographical notes and a portrait of William Riddle can be found in volume two of The Cyclopedia of South Australia (1909). An entry for William Riddle in BISA, page 1355, names one of his five sons as Ray Riddle.

RIEGERT D. (or B?)
Known only from the wet-stamp imprint on the back of an undated carte de visite portrait (NC) – ‘D. Riegert, South Australia.’

ROBERT W.
Was a resident of Edithburg who was awarded a commendation for his photograph, ‘A Busy Day at Edithburg Jetty’, which he entered in the marine section of the Observer 1897 Christmas Supplement photographic competition.

ROBERTS J.L.
Listed as a photographer at Port Road, Carrondown (now part of Brompton), from 1912 to 1915, and at 90 Port Road, Hindmarsh, from 1916 to 1921.

ROGERS George A.
Listed as photographer at Northcote Street, Torrens-ville, in the directory for 1911, then at 138 Rundle Street, Adelaide, from 1912 to 1918, an address he shared with James Hooper (q.v.), a picture framer and photographer.

ROSE James Frederick
In March 1863 the Port Lincoln correspondent for the Advertiser reported, ‘The last trip of the Lubra brought an addition to the place in the shape of a photographic artist, who intends taking up his stand in the district for a short time, I suppose as long as it will pay him. It will give the residents an opportunity of having themselves, children, and homesteads taken to send to their friends.’

Three months later the correspondent reported the death of Mr James Frederick Rose, a photographic artist who had died suddenly. A mortuary return described Rose as ‘tall and stout, gentlemanly appearance … a native of Surrey, England.’ He died on 23 June 1863.

ROTCHFORD Charles
The inscription on his cabinet photograph of a group of tennis players is ‘C. Rotchford, Tarlee, (South Australia?).’ A Charles Rotchford was listed as the manager of the Tarlee creamery in directories from 1898 to 1901.

RUSSELL F.T.
Listed as photographer at Carrieton in directories from 1896 to 1898.

RUSSELL PHOTO CO.
Listed as photographers at 78,79 Royal Exchange, King William Street, Adelaide in the directory for 1896.

SCAMMELL Luther
Listed in the directory for 1862 as chemist, druggist and photographer. Biographical details in BISA, p.1433.

SCANLAN Frederick John
Was a photographer at George Freeman's Melbourne Photographic Company studio in Rundle Street when it was destroyed by fire in February 1879. There is also an entry for F.J. Scanlan, photographer, Marion Street, Adelaide, in the directory for 1882, and at Gover Street, North Adelaide, for 1885.

SCHRADER Hermann Friedrich
Painter and photographer of 167 Rundle Street, Adelaide, died from strychnine poisoning in "one of the most deliberate and determined cases of self-destruction which has occurred in the colony." Register, 19 October 1863. Schrader was born c.1813, arrived in South Australia in 1849, and died 17 October 1863. BISA, p.1445.

SCOTT Charles P.
Listed as photographer at 21A Waymouth Street, Adelaide, in directories from 1909 to 1915+, his ‘private residence’ being given as 10 Grace Street, Goodwood Park.

SECOMBE J.H.
His postcard photographs of Port Lincoln were identified by a wet-stamp inscription on the back, ‘J.H. Secombe, Boston Studio, Port Lincoln’, on a design which included an artist’s palette and brushes. A separate wet-stamp said, ‘This photo must not be re-produced’. J.H. Secombe was listed as chemist and druggist in directories from 1906 to 1914.

SEYMOUR Mr J.S.
‘Mr S.E. Nixon's photographic studio is now under the able supervision of Mr J.S. Seymour, late of Melbourne. Mr Seymour's long connection with the leading photographic firms of Victoria should be sufficient guarantee of the work he will turn out.’ Areas Express, Gladstone, 10 April 1878.

SHACKLEFORD & SON
The printed inscription on the back of an undated carte de visite of a man and a woman, which appears to have been taken in the 1870s, is ‘Shackleford & Son, Photographers, Mount Barker Springs, South Australia. Copies can be had on application.’ In directories from 1864 to 1868 James Shackleforth is listed as ‘licensed school, Mount Barker Springs,’ and the entry continues from 1869 to 1876 under the name of James Shackleford. From 1877 to 1879 the entry changed from ‘licensed school’ to ‘public school.’

SIMMS Abraham
Listed as photographer at Edward Street, Norwood, in the directory for 1884.

SIMPSON S.J.
A rubber wet-stamp, ‘S.J. Simpson, Manoora’ was used to identify his photographs. He was listed as railway porter in directories from 1895 to 1903, and was active around 1903, having photographed William Knauerhase’s Manoora general store (NC) which was not listed in directories until 1903.

SMITH George
Listed as photographer at Beulah Road, Norwood, in the directories for 1882 and 1883.

SMITH William Thomas
Was an apprentice at George Freeman’s Melbourne Photographic Company studio in Rundle Street when it was destroyed by fire on 27 February 1879. Freeman said he was ‘a steady lad’, who had a key to the premises and whose duties included turning off the gas at 6 pm, and returning at 9 pm to turn off the water, probably water used for washing photographic prints.

SPENCE William Morrison
Listed as a photographer at 101A Rundle Street, Adelaide, in the directory for 1894, and at Wivell’s Academy in Rundle Place for 1895. From 1882 to 1893, and from 1896 to 1900, his occupation was given as artist at various addresses in Adelaide and suburbs, and he may have practised photography in these periods.

SPENCER C.J.
Listed as a photographer at Kingscote, Kangaroo Island, in the directories for 1910 and 1911. In 1915 he had a studio in Paterson’s buildings, Main Street, Clare, previously occupied by James Morton. He moved to larger premises next to Salem Elias in 1916.

STONE J.C.M.
There is a listing for J.C.M. Stone, photographer, Stanley Street, North Adelaide, in the directories for 1883 and 1884. He may be the I.C.M. Stone, ‘from England’, who was employed to manage J.R. Dobson’s (q.v.) new studio, The Temple of Light, which opened in Rundle Street in December 1875.

STURCKE Mrs Augustus
Listed as ‘photo artist’, Commercial Buildings, Gilbert Place, Adelaide, in the alphabetical section of directories from 1902 to 1907. However, she also had an entry under ‘Artists (not Photographers)’ classification in the mercantile section of the same directories.

STUTLEY Thomas
Listed as a photographer at Hawker Street, Yacka, in the trade section of the directories for 1893 and 1894. His surname is also given as Stulley in the alphabetical and Yacka township sections of the directory for 1894. Research by family historians indicates that Stalley is the correct way to spell his surname.

SWAIN & CO.
Listed as photographers and art framers, Arcade, Rundle Street, for 1906 and 1907. See SWAIN G.E.

SWAIN G.E.
Photographer, probably connected with Swain & Co. (q.v.). Addresses given in the directory are probably for private residence: Westall Street, Hyde Park for 1906; and Northampton Cottage, Unley Road, Parkside for 1907.

SWISS PHOTO STUDIOS
Listed as photographers at 101A Rundle Street, Adelaide, in directories from 1911 to 1917. The firm operated at other Rundle Street addresses until 1927.

SYMONDS E.A.
Was an assistant printer at George Freeman's Melbourne Photographic Company studio in Rundle Street when it was destroyed by fire in February 1879.

TAMBLYN Frank
On page 115 of H.K. Bailey’s The Wallaroo Mine, published in 1985, there is an undated photograph of Frank Tamblyn working in Matt Mitchell’s (q.v.) darkroom at the Wallaroo Mine.

TEAKLE F.A.
Listed as a photographer at Morialta Chambers, Victoria Square, Adelaide, in directories from 1907 to 1909. He was a partner in the firm of Teakle & Kreusler (q.v.)

TEAKLE & KREUSLER
Listed as photographers at Morialta Chambers, Victoria Square, Adelaide, in the directory for 1909. One of the partners was F.A. Teakle (q.v.), the other may have been H. Kreusler (q.v.).

TEGETMEIR G.L.
‘Penola. A Mr G.L. Tegetmeir, photographer, is here on a short visit. The views of the Catholic church and one of the stores were decidedly excellent.’ Border Watch, 29 August 1868.

TEMPLE Charles F.
There is a cabinet photograph (NC) of a flooded river which has the inked inscription on the back: ‘Reach nr. Paradise – Torrens – flood 1890. Artist, C.F. Temple.’ The directory for 1891 gives Charles Temple’s address as Sixth Avenue, East Adelaide.

THOMAS Joseph
‘To the inhabitants of Kapunda and district... Mr Joseph Thomas, artist to Tuttle & Co., is now staying in Kapunda for the purpose of receiving orders for enlarged work from small photos.’ Kapunda Herald, 26 August 1887.

THOMSON Murray
A Kapunda draper and amateur photographer who was the first president of the Kapunda Photographic Club when it was formed in 1901 and was elected president again in 1907. He gave practical demonstrations at club meetings, acted as a judge and often exhibited samples of club members’ work in the window of his shop in the Main Street. He was awarded second prize for a flower study he had sent to a photographic exhibition held in Melbourne early in 1905.

TOTHILL Geoffrey
Listed as photographer, Port Broughton, in directories from 1910 to 1916.

TREGONING Methuselah Prisk
Chemist, optician and amateur photographer at Gawler Street, Mount Barker, who was born at Moonta in 1878. Biographical notes and a portrait are on page 873 of The Cyclopedia of South Australia (1909), Vol. 2, which says his private recreations were photography and gardening.

TRESCOWTHICK Charles
Listed in directories as photographer, Angaston, 1894-1898. He could be the Charles Henry Trescowthick (1871-1916), son of James Trescowthick, listed in BISA, p.1620.

TURNBULL O.S.
Listed as manager of Tuttle & Co. (q.v.) in the directory for 1889.

TURNER John
Listed as photographer at Ovingham in the directories from 1880 to 1884. One entry as ‘assistant photographer’ suggests that he was not self-employed, and that Ovingham was probably his residential address.

WARD A.
Listed as manager of Hammer & Co.’s studio at St Vincent Street, Port Adelaide, in the directory for 1890.

WARE Alfred
Listed as photographer, Riverton, in directories from 1894 to 1897. Presumed to be one of the partners of Withers & Ware (q.v.).

WATSON D.G.
Listed as a photographer in a right-of-way between 69 and 71 Rundle Street, Adelaide, in the directory for 1905.

WATSON Henry
Listed in directories as a chemist at North Adelaide, but for 1856 (Howell) he is given as ‘photographic chemist’, Palmer Place, North Adelaide. He may have supplied chemicals to the photographic trade. Born c.1802 and died 16 July 1894. BISA, p.1681.

WEHR Wilhelm
Listed as a photographer at South Kilkerran in directories from 1913 to 1934+, and from 1913 to at least 1914 he was also listed as a builder.

WHEELER Cecil R.
Listed as photographer at Jetty Road, Glenelg, in directories for 1902 and 1903, then as manager of the London Picture and Photo Framing Co. (q.v.), Rundle Street, Adelaide, for 1907 and 1908.

WHITE Jos.
Listed as photographer at Georgetown in directories from 1895 to 1903, then as photographer and baker from 1904 to 1912.

WHITE R.
Advertisement in the Border Watch, 20 October 1875: ‘R. White, photographer, Millicent.’

WHITFORD P.
Listed as photographer at George Street, Moonta, in directories from 1912 to 1914+.

WYLLIE Frank S.
Listed as photographer at Renmark in directories from 1892 to 1914.

YATES A.A.
Was a district traveller for the Standard Enlarging Company, Leigh Street, in October 1889, and listed as manager of the Premier Enlarging Company, Leigh Chambers, Leigh Street, Adelaide, in the directory for 1892. There was an Arthur Yates, traveller, Union Street, North Kensington, listed in the directories for 1890 and 1891.

YORK PHOTO STUDIO
The proprietor, David Andrew, operated this studio at 174A Rundle Street, Adelaide, in 1902. It appears to have had a very short life.

YOUNG James
A wet stamp, in purple ink, on the back of a cabinet photograph (NC): ‘Jas. Young, Amateur Photographer, Wallaroo.’ Jas. Young is listed as storekeeper’s manager, Wallaroo, in the directories for 1902-1913+.