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Home of Mr V. Thiel near Loxton Hut

Home of Mr V. Thiel near Loxton Hut

Home of Mr V. Thiel near Loxton Hut, with several people standing outside the verandah, with fruit trees and garden in the foreground.

Fisherman's camp by the river at Loxton

Fisherman's camp by the river at Loxton

Fisherman's camp by the River Murray at Loxton, with tent flaps tied open, a makeshift table in front, and two men seated in a horse-drawn cart, at rear.

Typical farm house on the River Murray, possibly Loxton

Typical farm house on the River Murray, possibly Loxton

Typical farm house on the River Murray, possibly Loxton region, with a group of men and youths, two with bicycles, and a woman.

A wide view over both banks of a high river at Mannum

A wide view over both banks of a high river at Mannum

A wide view over both banks of the river at Mannum up to the hills, taken before 1907, with stock pens in the foreground, high river level, the punt crossing, and a small launch close to the river bank.

A.H. Landseer's buildings at Milang

A.H. Landseer's buildings at Milang

A.H. Landseer's buildings at Milang, with a group of men standing in the street outside.

Aboriginal woman from the Lakes area carrying a woven mat and handbag

Aboriginal woman from the Lakes area carrying a woven mat and handbag

An Aboriginal woman from the Lakes area, Milang region, carrying a woven mat and handbag.

Decorated vehicles outside George Nash's Bakery and store at Mildura

Decorated vehicles outside George Nash's Bakery and store at Mildura

Decorated horse-drawn vehicles outside George A. Nash's Bakery and store at Mildura.

Horses carting wagons of road material from Renmark to Morgan

Horses carting wagons of road material from Renmark to Morgan

People resting the horses and eating, between carting road material in horse-drawn wagons and drays, from Renmark to Morgan.

Wookool Bend with horses and drays and buggies

Wookool Bend with horses and drays and buggies

Johann Thiel's property at Wookool Bend downstream from Loxton, with several people on horseback, others in drays and buggies, stalls with thatched rooves at left, some horses in poor condition at right, and the river behind, circa 1907-8.

Horse teams and riders possibly at Overland Corner

Horse teams and riders possibly at Overland Corner

Horse teams, drays and riders, gathered near two stone buildings by the river during high water, possibly at Overland Corner.

Swan Hill bridge

Swan Hill bridge

Swan Hill bridge, showing the road side approach widened on the left.

View overlooking the Burrinjuck dam wall

View overlooking the Burrinjuck dam wall

View overlooking the completed Burrinjuck Dam, N.S.W., with people walking along the top of the dam wall, the water held back.

Building the Burrinjuck dam wall

Building the Burrinjuck dam wall

Burrinjuck dam wall being constructed, looking downstream.

Burrinjuck dam being constructed looking upstream

Burrinjuck dam being constructed looking upstream

Burrinjuck dam being constructed, looking upstream.

P.S. Ruby with barge at wharf in low river

P.S. Ruby with barge at wharf in low river

Bow and side view of 'P.S. Ruby', with crew on board including a woman with apron, and a carriage on the foredeck, with barge, the barge crew lined up across bow, both vessels tied up at wharf, low river level. According to a researcher, the 'Ruby' was built c.1907.

P.S. Ruby with the Morgan Town Band on board

P.S. Ruby with the Morgan Town Band on board

Bow and side view of P.S. Ruby with the Morgan Town Band on board.

Lighthouse

Lighthouse

A South Australian lighthouse, Cape Banks in the South East.

The wreck of S.S. "Willyama" off Rhino Head

The wreck of S.S. "Willyama" off Rhino Head

The wreck of S.S. "Willyama" off Rhino Head.

The wreck of S.S. "Willyama" off Rhino Head

The wreck of S.S. "Willyama" off Rhino Head

The wreck of S.S. "Willyama" off Rhino Head.

The wreck of S.S. "Willyama" off Rhino Head

The wreck of S.S. "Willyama" off Rhino Head

The wreck of S.S. "Willyama" off Rhino Head.

A large house called "Kia Ora" at Hilton

A large house called "Kia Ora" at Hilton

A large house called "Kia Ora" at Hilton.

Rock formations at Cape Banks

Rock formations at Cape Banks

Rock formations at Cape Banks.

Cave and rock formations at Cape Du Couedie

Cave and rock formations at Cape Du Couedie

Cave and rock formations at Cape Du Couedic on Kangaroo Island.

Cave and rock formations at Cape Du Couedie

Cave and rock formations at Cape Du Couedie

Cave and rock formations at Cape Du Couedic on Kangaroo Island.

Cave and rock formations at Cape Du Couedie

Cave and rock formations at Cape Du Couedie

Cave and rock formations at Cape Du Couedic on Kangaroo Island.

Cave and rock formations at Cape Du Couedie

Cave and rock formations at Cape Du Couedie

Cave and rock formations at Cape Du Couedic on Kangaroo Island.

Lights used by the Northern Lights Committee (U.K.) for the Shetland Islands

Lights used by the Northern Lights Committee (U.K.) for the Shetland Islands

Lights used by the Northern Lights Committee (U.K.) for the Shetland Islands.

The crew of the S.S. "Governor Musgrave" landing spars at Port Adelaide

The crew of the S.S. "Governor Musgrave" landing spars at Port Adelaide

The crew of the S.S. "Governor Musgrave" landing spars at Port Adelaide recovered from the wreck of the ship "Norma".

R.M.S. Asturias arriving at Outer Harbor

R.M.S. Asturias arriving at Outer Harbor

The 2,509 ton R.M.S. Asturias of the Royal Mail Steam Packet Company under the command of Captain J.D. Spooner arriving at Outer Harbor on Monday 2 March 1908. The largest steamer built in Great Britain during 1907, Asturias was on her maiden voyage to Australia. From London, Asturias had called at Marseilles, Naples, Colombo and Freemantle. Of the 631 passengers 67 were booked for Adelaide, including Captain W.B. Knox, Commander J.C.T. Glossop R.N., Messrs F. Brown, J.S. Brunton, C. Payne, D. Kingsland, W. L. Taylor, E.H. Woolls, A.M. Stewart, J.C. williamson, A.H.Aitken, F.G. Sargood, Bromley, Mr and Mrs Tillottson, Rev. P. Flemming, and Misses McLennan. A steam driven bucket dredge and No.2 dump barge operated by the Harbors Board are on right of the photograph.

R.M.S. Asturias arriving at Outer Harbor

R.M.S. Asturias arriving at Outer Harbor

The 2,509 ton R.M.S. Asturias of the Royal Mail Steam Packet Company under the command of Captain J.D. Spooner arriving at Outer Harbor on Monday 2 March 1908. The largest steamer built in Great Britain during 1907, Asturias was on her maiden voyage to Australia. From London, Asturias had called at Marseilles, Naples, Colombo and Freemantle. Of the 631 passengers 67 were booked for Adelaide, including Captain W.B. Knox, Commander J.C.T. Glossop R.N., Messrs F. Brown, J.S. Brunton, C. Payne, D. Kingsland, W. L. Taylor, E.H. Woolls, A.M. Stewart, J.C. williamson, A.H.Aitken, F.G. Sargood, Bromley, Mr and Mrs Tillottson, Rev. P. Flemming, and Misses McLennan.