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Albury
The 'Albury' tied up to bank.
Albury
The 'Albury', from a painting, 1855.
Albury
The 'Albury' at Echuca Wharf.
P.S. Albury
The 'Albury' paddle steamer at Goolwa.
Alert
The 'Alert' towing.
Alert at Echuca
The 'Alert' towing a loaded barge past Echuca wharf.
Alert at Echuca Wharf
The 'Alert' at Echuca wharf (P.S. Clyde nearest to wharf).
Arbuthnot at Echuca wharf
The 'Arbuthnot', wooden paddle steamer, moored at Echuca wharf with an unnamed barge on the outside.
'Arbuthnot' at Echuca wharf
The 'Arbuthnot', red gum plank paddle steamer, moored at Echuca Wharf. Koondrook Barge on the left.
Arbuthnot at Echuca wharf
The 'Arbuthnot' at Echuca wharf, with Koondrook Barge on left.
Arbuthnot at Koondrook sawmills
Arcadia
The 'Arcadia' paddle steamer, with barge, moored at river bank.
Arcadia passing Lyrup
The 'Arcadia' passing Lyrup, January 17th, 1923. Low river; first boat for the season.
Arcadia carting wood
The 'Arcadia' carting wood from Catarupta Creek to Berri pumping station.
Arcadia at Pt. McLeay
The 'Arcadia' at Pt. McLeay Mission Station landing, Lake Alexandrina fully laden with passengers.
P.S. Arcadia
The 'Arcadia', loaded with passengers for an excursion on the lakes. P.S. Arcadia built at Goolwa in 1903. Originally powered with an oil engine, a steam engine was installed in about 1906. The photo appears to be dated c1905.
P.S. Mannum & Argo barge being built
Paddle steamer 'Mannum' & 'Argo' barge being built, Avoca Reserve, Mannum. According to a researcher: 'The hull being constructed to the right is most likely the Albion barge (1915/16), as the PS Mannum was not built until 1919.'
Argo barge
The launching of the 'Argo' barge next to the 'Albion', Mannum.
Argo
The 'Argo' being used by E&WS Dept. as an irrigation pumping barge, at Mypolonga.
Argo
The 'Argo' being used by E&WS Dept. as an irrigation pumping barge, at Mypolonga.
'Argo' (barge) on the Murray River
The 'Argo' barge stripped. [This photo was taken after the barge was sold to Ian Martin of Mellool Station. She was on her way to Swan Hill. (Information supplied by Frank Tucker)].
P.S. Ariel and barge, Wilcannia
The 'Ariel' paddle steamer and barge.
Australien tied up for the season
The 'Australien' tied up for the season.
Australien on the Upper River Murray
The 'Australien' on the banks of the upper River Murray, with children and passengers.
P.S. Australien
The 'Australien' returning from Yarrawonga, 1937, carrying car as cargo with family group on upper deck. According to a researcher, the people are Captain King and family with their Hudson car. Daughter Thelma is reported to have grown up onboard the 'Australien' but never learnt to swim. The 'Australien's last major work was building the weirs on the Murray in the 1930s. She held the record - 10 days - for the fastest run up and back on the Darling river. She sank near the weir on Lake Mulwala, Yarrawonga in around 1962.
Austria
The 'Austria', small paddle boat, tied up to bank.
Austria at Echuca
The 'Austria' with rowing boats at river bank, opposite Echuca Wharf.
Austria with P.S. Maude
The 'Austria', small paddle steamer, with P.S. Maude and other small unidentified paddle steamers. A researcher believes that the unidentified steamer in this photo is the P.S. Fairy.
Austria on Lachlan River
The 'Austria', small paddle steamer on the Lachlan River.
Avoca at Milang Jetty
The 'Avoca' at Milang jetty 188-, with numerous paddle steamers and barges either side of jetty.