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Fraser Range
Aboriginal girl with six fingers and six toes, Fraser Range.
H.R.H. Princess Anne
GENERAL: H.R.H. Princess Anne at Edmund Wright House being introduced to Mr and Mrs Reissen and children from the hostel for Aboriginal children which they managed at Oodnadatta; during her visit to Adelaide Princess Anne drew the winning ticket for a Save the Children Fund lottery which raised over $20,000.
Homestead at 'Binnum Binnum', near Naracoorte
NARACOORTE: The homestead at 'Binnum Binnum', a property settled by early pioneers Derwas and Henry Jones near Naracoorte; a group of six Aborigines stand in the foreground.
Wedding photograph
GENERAL: A wedding day picture for Australian Aborigines.
People on Macumba Station
MACUMBA STATION: Mrs Rene Foulis with a friend and two Aboriginal women who worked as domestic staff.
Paddy Cahill
DARWIN: Paddy Cahill, a buffalo shooter with the Aboriginal men who helped him.
Portrait of Constable Willshire
Constable Willshire, unpopular because of his ill-treatment of the Aboriginal people.
Camels at Eucla
EUCLA: Kneeling camels equipped for a journey resting before they set out, two Aboriginal children sit on the back of one of the animals.
People at Mundrabella Station
EUCLA: A group of white men and Aboriginal adults and children at Mundrabella Station, 65 miles west of Eucla.
Family picnic at Frenchman's Rock, Kangaroo Island
Kangaroo Island: A family picnic group at Frenchman's Rock, Penneshaw. Mary Seymour 1833-1913, seated front right, is the first recorded child of a European born in S.A., her mother, Betsy was a Tasmanian Aborigine.
People outside the Mannum Hotel
MANNUM: Group outside the Mannum Hotel including the McMillan family, Mrs Ball, and Mr. and Mrs. Sam Sage from Angaston. An Aboriginal woman stands fourth from the left.
Three women.
A white woman, identified as Daisy Bates, with two Aboriginal women. It seems unlikely the woman is Daisy Bates - compare this woman with a confirmed portrait of Daisy Bates at B 6799.
Frank Dunk's first ride on a camel
OODNADATTA: Mr Frank Dunk's first ride on a camel, he is helped by an Aboriginal stockman.
Handlers working with camels near Oodnadatta
OODNADATTA: Two handlers, one an Afghan man, one an Aboriginal man working with camels near Oodnadatta.
Two policemen from the Oodnadatta area
OODNADATTA: Two policemen from the Oodnadatta area; one officer is a Aboriginal man.
Group of men near Oodnadatta
OODNADATTA: Two white men and five Aboriginal people together in what could be a farmyard near Oodnadatta.
Staff outside a post and Telegraph Office
GENERAL: A group of staff, including an Aboriginal man, outside a Post and Telegraph Office, location unknown.
Local residents of Oodnadatta
OODNADATTA: Five local residents, two Aboriginal, sitting outside a shack constructed out of corrugated iron and planks of wood; in the foreground is a container which may have been used for a fireplace and large packing cases.
Women and children at Oodnadatta
OODNADATTA: A group of Aboriginal and European women and children.
A kneeling camel, and Aboriginal man at Oodnadatta
OODNADATTA: A kneeling camel; an Aboriginal man, possibly the handler, stands in the background.
Camels pulling a wagon on Welbourn Hill Station
WELBOURN HILL: A team of camels pulling a wagon: a close view which, although spoiled by exposure, has been retained for the clear view of the wagon's construction. An Aboriginal stockman stands nearby.
An Aboriginal called Tanndi on a camel
GENERAL: An Aborigine called Tanndi on a camel. He accompanied L.A. Wells who was the leader of the last two search parties for the Calvert Expedition.
Aboriginal tracker sewing up the remains of explorers C. F. Wells and G. L. Jones
GENERAL: Sub-Inspector Ord watches as an Aboriginal tracker sews up bags containing the remains of explorers C.F. Wells and G.L. Jones.
Aboriginal men chained to Leichardt's tree at Joanna Springs
GENERAL: Two Aborigines chained to Leichardt's tree at Joanna Springs. The men later led the search party to the bodies of explorers C.F. Wells and G.L. Jones.
Pallarri and Yallamerri,two Aboriginals chained to Leichardt's tree
GENERAL: Pallarri and Yallamerri,two Aborigines chained to Leichardt's tree at Joanna Springs, prior to the discovery of the bodies of explorers C.W. Wells and G.L. Jones.
New Year sports day at Daly Waters
DALY WATERS: Spectators watching Aboriginal competitors in a race during a New Year sports day at Daly Waters.
School at Ernabella Mission
ERNABELLA: A class of Pitjantjatjara students and their teacher outside the school at Ernabella Mission.
Men and women sitting under a tree
BLINMAN: A group of Aboriginal and white men and women resting with their dogs under the shade of a tree at Blinman.
Depot No 2 at Ernabella Springs
ERNABELLA: Government workers phtographed with Aborigines at Depot No 2 at Ernabella Springs in the Musgrave Ranges; the view was taken by H.Y.L. Browne, a government geologist.
Cats at Oodnadatta
OODNADATTA: A group of about twenty cats being looked after at an Aboriginal camp at Oodnadatta, South Australia.