| Call Number |
10028B/1868,2034-2041 |
| Physical description |
9 negatives : glass, b&w ; 11 x 8 cm. |
| Series |
Truth newspaper collection ; 10028B/1868,2034-2041
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| Rights advisory |
For personal use only. To publish or display, contact the State Library of Western Australia. |
| Notes |
This image has been preserved and made available by the Historical Records Rescue Consortium (HRRC) Project supported by Lotterywest. |
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Title supplied by cataloguer. Caption from published captions. |
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Truth captions 049373PD as being Claude Kingston, however, the only Kingston in Suburban Rd, South perth is Frederick Charles Kingston. Claude Kingston was a theatre promoter who was not in WA at this time. The identity of this man as F. C. Kingston is confirmed by a portrait published in the West Australian wireless news & musical world, 1 Jan. 1930, p.17 with a brief article about him becoming manager of radio station 6ML. |
| Publications |
Published in the Truth 13 July 1930, p.1,8. |
| Summary |
Published captions: 049202PD: Mr T.A. Wilkes of 20 Suburban Road, South Perth had to wade to his home. 049371PD: Some idea of what the unrestrained flood water did to some of the beautiful South Perth gardens on Tuesday. 049373PD: Mr Claude Kingston [ie Frederick Charles Kingston], manager of Musgrove's 6M.L. Broadcasting Station was a busy man in Suburban Road, South Perth on Tuesday. With his high knee rubber boots he took on the job of carrying the vegetables to his neighbors. 049375PD: How one South Perth lady in her high rubber boots did her visiting on Tuesday afternoon during the floods. She is walking on the footpath. |
| Subjects |
Floods -- Western Australia -- South Perth -- Photographs.
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Suburban Road (South Perth, W.A.) -- Photographs.
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Wilkes, T. A. -- Photographs.
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Kingston, Frederick Charles -- Photographs.
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Online image.
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| Related names |
HRRC
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