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Engineer N. Collins and Mrs. Collins at Mildura

Engineer N. Collins and Mrs. Collins at Mildura

Engineer Norm Collins and Mrs Collins examining an unrolled river chart, on board unidentified vessel at Mildura, Vic.

Steamship engine driver's certificate awarded to Frank Bailey

Steamship engine driver's certificate awarded to Frank Bailey

Photograph of the front of a Marine Board of Victoria, Certificate of Competency as third class engine-driver of a river steamship, dated 27 April, 1916, awarded to Frank Stanley Bailey.

Portraits of South Australian Government officers controlling irrigation

Portraits of South Australian Government officers controlling irrigation

Five small head and shoulders portraits of South Australian Government officers controlling irrigation, including T. Playford (Premier), J.H. Howe (Commissioner of Crown Lands and Immigration), Sir William C.F. Robinson (Governor), Sir John W. Downer (late Premier), and Jenkin Coles (Commissioner of Crown Lands and Immigration).

Small portraits of the Chaffey Brothers

Small portraits of the Chaffey Brothers

Two superimposed small head and shoulder portraits of the Chaffey Brothers, irrigation pioneers of Renmark and Mildura, William B. and George Chaffey.

Portrait of George Chaffey

Portrait of George Chaffey

Head and shoulders portrait of George Chaffey, irrigation pioneer of Renmark and Mildura.

Bourke township showing residential area around a square

Bourke township showing residential area around a square

Bourke township, N.S.W, showing residential area around a square.

Bourke Hospital

Bourke Hospital

Bourke Hospital with several nursing staff outside.

Bourke Court House

Bourke Court House

Bourke Court House viewed from across the street.

Bourke main street

Bourke main street

Bourke main street.

Cobb and Co. coach at Bourke

Cobb and Co. coach at Bourke

Cobb and Co. coach at Bourke. According to a researcher, this building is the Bourke Post Office, 47 Oxley Street, Bourke, which was built 1879 with the upper floor being added some years later. It survived the 1890 flood.

Bourke seen from above the old punt cutting

Bourke seen from above the old punt cutting

Bourke seen from above old punt cutting, before the wharf was built, with river shipping tied up, low water level. The lines down the bank are skids for loading wool bales onto the barges.

Bourke wharf showing cargo handling

Bourke wharf showing cargo handling

Bourke wharf with men loading cargo from a horse-drawn dray, and barrels stacked up against the railing.

Looking downstream from Bourke

Looking downstream from Bourke

Looking downstream from Bourke, with stern view of two barges partly loaded with sawn wood, and residences along the river bank with river boats alongside, high river.

Bourke Bridge with lone horseman in the centre

Bourke Bridge with lone horseman in the centre

Bourke Bridge with lone horseman in profile against the sky, in the centre of the bridge, and picturesque white river gum tree on right.

Bourke Bridge at low river level

Bourke Bridge at low river level

North Bourke Bridge, with low river level, most of the wide river bed exposed.

A barge at Fairy Rocks below Bourke on the Darling

A barge at Fairy Rocks below Bourke on the Darling

Side view of a barge at Fairy Rocks, below Bourke, on the River Darling.

Loading barge with wool on the River Darling

Loading barge with wool on the River Darling

Several men loading a barge with wool bales, at low river level, River Darling.

Man in hand-propelled rail trolley crossing the Darling in 1890 flood

Man in hand-propelled rail trolley crossing the Darling in 1890 flood

Man in hand-propelled rail trolley crossing the Darling at Bourke during 1890 flood.

Bourke Convent during 1890 flood of River Darling at Bourke

Bourke Convent during 1890 flood of River Darling at Bourke

Bourke Convent, viewed from the floodwaters, during 1890 flood at Bourke on Darling River.

Construction of Menindee railway bridge

Construction of Menindee railway bridge

Construction of piers for Menindee railway bridge, seen from the tower of the flying fox, looking east across the piers and river bed.

Bourke wharf in low river

Bourke wharf in low river

Side view of the end of the Bourke wharf in low river, showing its wooden framework construction.

Loading wool on the banks of the Darling at Bourke

Loading wool on the banks of the Darling at Bourke

Partial bow view of a barge loading wool on the banks of the River Darling at Bourke, low river, with group of workers and onlookers along the top of the steep bank, and a worn area showing where the loads are heaved up and down.

Camel team at Bourke

Camel team at Bourke

Camel team at Bourke, with a wagon load of wool bales.

Bourke Weir after its new cement wall was built

Bourke Weir after its new cement wall was built

Bourke Weir with new cement wall.

Swimming cattle across the Darling River at Bourke

Swimming cattle across the Darling River at Bourke

Swimming cattle across the Darling at Bourke, with drovers on horseback on opposite bank, moving mob of cattle to the water.

Bourke's first bank the Commercial Bank

Bourke's first bank the Commercial Bank

Bourke's first bank, the Commercial Bank, with a group outside on the street, circa 1880s.

Bourke Church of England

Bourke Church of England

Bourke Church of England, which was built in 1874 and destroyed by fire in 1895.

P.S. Brewarrina at Brewarrina on the Darling River

P.S. Brewarrina at Brewarrina on the Darling River

Bow view of 'P.S. Brewarrina' at Brewarrina on the Darling.

Pontoon bridge at Brewarrina Fisheries

Pontoon bridge at Brewarrina Fisheries

Pontoon bridge, over the River Darling, at Brewarrina Fisheries, with several women and men standing on pontoons.

Sand drift at Menindee on the Darling River

Sand drift at Menindee on the Darling River

Sand drift at Menindee on the Darling River, with sand encroaching on a house close to the river, a family group standing outside, with newer housing on higher ground in the background, and river at right.