Arthur Hadley first appears in Brown's 1894 directory at 4 South Promenade Ramsey. He appeared to specialise in taking photographs of tourist cars.
If his negative numbering scheme reflected the year then they date from 1903 to 1908; the Daimler is marked as 1926.
However I have seen a card of a horse drawn tourist car numbered 21-- which was dated by owner to 1911 (and Rushen Abbey which is somewhat out of Hadley's usual patch)
This location in Tholt-y-Will (Sulby Glen) seems to be Hadley's standard spot for photographs as I have seen many others at this location
An un-numbered image - the car is called Sirdar - the name plate gives Alfred Kaneen - the back is very attractive showing a cherub with plate camera. (The only Alfred Kaneen found in the 1881 census was born 1867 - 2nd son of Robert Kaneen, farmer)
(The notice attached to the tree which appears to be absent in subsequent cards reads Ladies & Gentleman Lavatories attached to Hotel !)
Also produced as a court card with the image on photographic paper pasted
to a card.
(Neg #633).. Card gives address as Stanley Mount.
(neg #809). Divided back postcard format thus post 1902
Same location as above
(neg #819)
Daimler MN 1514, dated on rear as 1926 with Mr Leece as driver.
(neg #2619)
