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Basket-Making, Point McLeay
Basket-making at Point McLeay Mission Station.
Basket-Making, Point McLeay
Basket-making at Point McLeay Mission Station.
Classroom, Point McLeay
Children sitting at desks in a classroom at Point McLeay Day School.
Aboriginal Mission, Poonindie
View of Aboriginal people at Poonindie Mission.
Aborigines, Port Elliot
PORT ELLIOT: Aboriginal women outside their dwelling at Port Elliot.
Aborigines at Port Elliot
Aborigines outside their dwelling at Port Elliot.
Aborigines at Port Lincoln
PORT LINCOLN: Aborigines at Port Lincoln.
Aborigines Homes, Port Pirie
Aborigines homes at Port Pirie August 1, 1962. In the early 1960s four Aboriginal families were housed in Meadow Crescent and Dunstone Street close to the Balmoral Estate. These houses were originally built for workers at the uranium enrichment plant that had closed in early 1960s. Opposition from neighbours meant that only one family moved into the accommodation west of the Balmoral Estate
Aborigines Homes, Port Pirie
Aborigines homes at Port Pirie. In the early 1960s four Aboriginal families were housed in Meadow Crescent and Dunstone Street close to the Balmoral Estate. These houses were originally built for workers at the uranium enrichment plant that had closed in early 1960s. Opposition from neighbours meant that only one family moved into the accommodation west of the Balmoral Estate
Colebrook Home
QUORN: Aboriginal children bringing in firewood: Colebrook Home.
Aboriginal Football Team
SWAN REACH: Swan Reach Aboriginal Football Team.
Aboriginal Reserve
Aboriginal reserve, Swan Reach.
Aboriginal Camp
Aboriginal camp at Tennant Creek.
Aborigines in Camp
Aborigines in Camp at Victor Harbor.
Aborigines Camping
Aborigines Camping at Victor Harbor.
The Aboriginal Community
The Aboriginal Community at Wooltana Station.
An Aboriginal stockman
An Aboriginal stockman at Wooltana Station.
Aboriginal Residents
Aboriginal residents at Yorketown Lake.
Aboriginal residents
Aboriginal residents at Yorketown Lake.
Aboriginal residents
Aboriginal residents at Yorketown Lake.
Aboriginal Residents
Aboriginal residents at Yorketown Lake.
Yendinna Jack
Yendinna Jack, an Aboriginal man convicted of murder. This is a back view of the subject, showing cicatrices. In 1904, two Ngalea men, Steve Hart and Yendinna Jack, were convicted of murdering a Wirangu man. They were arrested, imprisoned and later released to Koonibba mission. See GRG 19/5/41011.
Yendinna Jack
Yendinna Jack, an Aboriginal man convicted of murder. In 1904, two Ngalea men, Steve Hart and Yendinna Jack, were convicted of murdering a Wirangu man. They were arrested, imprisoned and later released to Koonibba mission. See GRG 19/5/41011.
Goolwa Aboriginals
GENERAL: Goolwa Aboriginals. Captain Johnson's house in the background.
Wellington Aboriginals
GENERAL: Wellington Aboriginals. "Cockatoo" and Mary.
Aboriginal Men
[General description] Aboriginal men from the Lake Killalpaninna Region, West of Koppera-manna Mission Station who were acquitted of the charge of murder at Port Augusta, November 1888. The trial was reported in the Port Augusta Dispatch. [On back of photograph] 'With Sub Inspector Besley's Compliments to His Honour S.J.Way / Acting Governor / Adelaide / 3-4-89'. (A later attachment is a note on letterhead of the Chief Justice's Chambers, Adelaide) 'The natives in the accompanying photograph were members of five different tribes living near Lake Killalpaninna, west of Koppera-manna Mission Station in 1888. The eleven who are standing, and the one seated at each end, with another named Woolpappina, (14 in all) were charged at the Port Augusta Criminal Court on 22nd November 1888 with having murdered a native named Nadlajeppera. The 'murder' was really an act of tribal justice executed upon Nadlajeppera because he was believed to have caused the death of Woolpappina's son by pointing a bone at him. The prisoners were all aquitted with the exception of Woolpappina, who not only admitted that he had speared the deceased, but claimed the honour of having been the first to spear him. Though sentence of death had to be pronounced on Woolpappina the punishent was afterwards commuted to a short term of imprisonment by the Governor in Council. The names of the prisoners were: Woolpappina (not in the photograph), Wallaby, Stjena, Nollapannina, Terrilena, Zourakachinna, Pillipunkana, Kunyanarrina, Warkoo-war-Koona, Willa-willana, Jerke-lina, Kantonunga, Poode-wampana and Nappawirrana. The four seated figures in the centre of the picture were witnesses in the case. Only three of them were called. The names of these were August Mowellena, Emanuel Patramorana and Joshua Packatana. The trial is reported in the Port Augusta Dispatch of about the 23rd November, 1888. 10th Oct. 1916.'
Aboriginals
[On back of photograph] ' Port Lincoln Natives / last of the tribe.' [General description] A group of Aboriginal people wearing European dress is posing in front of one of their 'wurley' dwellings.
Aboriginals
GENERAL: Giving food to Aboriginals.
Aborigine
A South Australian Aborigine.
Aboriginals
GENERAL: A group of South Australian Aboriginal people.