Find • 1890 • Results 691 to 720 of 5,210
Weir, Clarendon
Workers at the weir.
Workers at the weir
Workers at the weir.
Construction, Clarendon
Weir under construction - two officials inspecting the progress.
Weir
Weir in South Australia.
Weir Construction, Clarendon
Weir under construction.
Bullock teams, Cleve
Kaden and Whyles bullock teams pulling loads of wheat through Cleve.
Camel-drawn woolcarts
Camel-drawn woolcarts.
Camel-drawn woolcarts
Camel-drawn woolcarts : camels resting.
Camel-drawn woolcarts
Camel-drawn woolcarts.
Coobowie Hotel
Loaded horse-drawn wagons pulled up outside the Coobowie Hotel.
Coobowie
Unidentified ship unloading supplies into bullock wagon.
White Cloud, Coorong
White Cloud, schooner near McGrath's Flat, below the "Needles"and personnel :l-r Edward D. Goode, Captain Notter, Mr. Hutchenson (Clerk Pt. Elliott D.C.), Captain Geo. Ritchie (later Sir George), Admiral Creswell, Les Goode (boy), Edward Goode.
School children, Corny Point
School children with their teachers.
Children Playing
Children playing on the river bank and standing on the footbridge over the Sturt River ford, at the bottom of Winn's Road, Coromandel Valley, looking towards the Watchman family house.
Coromandel Valley
Horse and trap near the footbridge over the Sturt River at the bottom of Winns Road, Coromandel Valley. A man and small boy are standing on the bridge.
Coward Springs
Artesian Well at Coward Springs, west of Lake Eyre. A visiting crowd of men are listening to a speaker. This could possibly be the official opening of the artesian well which was sunk in 1886.
Cowell
Main Street and wheat carriers - in gateway, George Harris riding the horse and Bert Heath.
Cowell
Main Street and wheat carriers unloading grain from horsedrawn teams.
Cowell region
Original homestead of Mr. David McKenzie, M.P. of Franklin Harbour at Yabmana via Cowell. The dwelling at the back was built in 1878 and the building at front right hand side was the Police Station.
Cowell
Mr. John Mildwater's Homestead. Franklin Harbour - family gathered on verandah, Mr. Mildwaters second from right.
Cowell
Ships anchored at the Cowell Jetty.
The Cowell School
Schoolchildren assembled around the flagpole.
Cowell
Horsedrawn teams unloading wheat at the wheat stacks yard.
Cowell
Scrub logging at Utera using bullock teams. l-r Jack Deer, Oliver Jacobs, Arthur Deer, unknown, Coweel Jacobs.
Cowell
F. Jacobs' bullock team.
Crafers
Premises of Farrent's bakery with three horsedrawn delivery carts ready to go.
Crown Point
[General description] Standing in a desert landscape are three slab huts, two of which have thatched verandahs. These buildings comprise the homestead at Crown Point cattle station. Trees, probably along the Finke River which flows (sporadically) through the property are seen in the background. The property was established before 1886 when it was owned by Messrs. Willoby, Harding & Co.
Currency Creek
Railway Bridge, Currency Creek.
Currency Creek Viaduct
Currency Creek Viaduct. For dimensions and builders' names, please see Library Staff.
Daly Waters Telegraph Station
Daly Waters Telegraph Station.