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E.O. Robinson of Darwin
E.O. Robinson of Darwin, described as a 'great hunter of. buffaloes'.
Charles Chapman, son of a well known actor Edgar Chapman
Charles Chapman, son of a well known actor Edgar Chapman: head and shoulders view.
R.W. Smith, Commissioner of Taxation in South Australia
R.W. Smith, Commissioner of Taxation in South Australia.
Distant view of a party of men unloading cargo from a rowing boat on to a rocky beach
Distant view of a party of men unloading cargo from a rowing boat on to a rocky beach somewhere in South Australia.
Grain ships at Wallaroo jetty
Grain ships at Wallaroo jetty.
Sir George Le Hunte
Sir George Le Hunte, Governor of South Australia, at the steering wheel on board S.S. 'Governor Musgrave'.
Partial view of Iron Knob Mine
Partial view of Iron Knob Mine.
Distant view of Port Pirie smelters
Distant view of Port Pirie smelters.
Sir George Le Hunte
Sir George Le Hunte, Governor of South Australia and three men visiting a rocky look-out on the South Australian coast.
Sir George Le Hunte, Governor of South Australia and party being taken to shore by S.S. Governor Musgrave's launch
Sir George Le Hunte, Governor of South Australia and his party being taken to shore by the S.S. Governor Musgrave's launch during a tour of the South Australian coast.
The Master of the SS 'Governor Musgrave'
The Master of the S.S. 'Governor Musgrave', Captain Richard Lamb, conversing with a ship's officer on board the vessel.
A cartoon drawing depicting a platoon of mounted British soldiers attempting sword drill in a village square
A cartoon drawing depicting a platoon of mounted British soldiers attempting sword drill in a village square, signed by Harry Payne.
A three thousand gallon brandy still at Seppeltsfield distillery with staff attending to its condition
A three thousand gallon brandy still at Seppeltsfield distillery with staff attending to its condition; they are watched by Oscar Seppelt and E.P. Clarke, the Chief Inspector of Customs in South Australia.
The upper section of a ship's mast and rigging floating from a shipwrecked vessel submerged off the South Australian coast
The upper section of a ship's mast and rigging floating from a shipwrecked vessel submerged off the South Australian coast. According to a researcher, this may be the 'Norma' off Semaphore, South Australia, which collided with the 'Ardencraig' on April 21, 1907. [SLSA has several views of the latter, and some of the 'Norma'].
A railway track inspection car
A railway track inspection car.
The settlement and surroundings of Blinman near the Flinders Ranges in South Australia
The settlement and surroundings of Blinman near the Flinders Ranges in South Australia where copper was found in 1859.
A long camel train arriving with supplies for Blinman residents
A long camel train arriving with supplies for Blinman residents.
Large wood heaps close to buildings and a flying fox thought to be associated with the mine at Blinman
Large wood heaps close to buildings and a flying fox thought to be associated with the mine at Blinman.
The settlement and coastline at Darwin in 1901
The settlement and coastline at Darwin in 1901.
Shipping off the coast of Darwin
Shipping off the coast of Darwin.
View of sheds, bell chimneys, and shafts, possibly a mine site
View of sheds, bell chimneys, and shafts, possibly a mine site.
A close view of rock formation
A close view of rock formation.
Government House, Darwin
Government House, Darwin.
Distant view of the south side coastline of Kangaroo Island
Distant view of the south side coastline of Kangaroo Island.
Pelorus rock off Kangaroo Island
Pelorus rock off Kangaroo Island.
Close view of vegetation
Close view of vegetation, location unknown.
An A.G.A. warning light set on a wooden tower on the coast of a South Australian island
An À.G.A.' warning light set on a wooden tower on the coast of a South Australian island.
Rocky terrain and tropical plant thought to be in the Northern Territory
Rocky terrain and tropical plant thought to be in the Northern Territory.
The main street of a settlement, possibly Darwin
The main street of a settlement, possibly Darwin. According to a researcher, this location is Cavenagh Street.
Crew and passengers from the 'Venture'
Port Darwin. Back row: H. Y. L. Brown, Pedro, F. J. Williamson, Peter, Lionel C E Gee. Front row: Tobatchie, Bubs, Loman. In the background is the lugger 'Venture', used by the group to explore coastal areas of the Northern Territory 1905. [Duplicate copy at PRG 326/4/84/1.]