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64614
  • Title
    Pictures of the government medical relief expedition 1919
  • Call number
    PXB 263
  • Level of description
    fonds
  • Date

    ca. 1919-1923
  • Type of material
  • Reference code
    64614
  • Physical Description
    1 album (184 photoprints) - 22.2 x 30 cm.
  • Scope and Content
    Warning: This album contains images of a medical nature and also of male-only ceremonies. Discretion is advised -- Indigenous Services Librarian, Dec 2005
    1. Party crossing clay-flat north-west of Gill's Bluff 14/8/19
    2. Table Hill at White Banks (Desert sandstone formation)
    3. Donkey wagon carting wool to Farina
    4. Table Hill at White Banks
    5. Jointed basal beds of shale, Table Hill at White Banks
    6. Evening flight of bare eye cockatoos to water, Boundary Well
    7. Mrs J. Lee, wife of caretaker, Boundary Well
    8. Murnpeowie Bore
    9. Expedition members at Murnpeowie troughs
    10. Murnpeowie shearing shed and wool stacks
    11. Aboriginal's grave, Murnpeowie
    12. Opened Aboriginal's grave
    13. Aboriginal's grave, Murnpeowie
    14. The toll of the drought dead sheep, Murnpeowie
    16. Old Blanchewater Head Station
    17. Expedition caravan on MoppaCollina Channel (known as Lake Crossing) between Lake's Blanche and Callabonna
    18. Crossing the dreaded Cobbler sandhills north of Lake Callabonna
    19. Artesian Bore on Box Flat
    20. Expedition horses watering on clay pan, north of Box Flat
    21. Bean Tree, Strzelecki Creek, south of Carraweena
    22. Black boy Percy feeding camel calf, Chidlee (Tinga Tingana)
    23. Aborigines Jessie, Jacob and Rosie ... Chidlee (Tinga Tingana)
    24. Aboriginal Korpakera (Jessie) of the Kuyanni Tribe, Stuart's Creek ...
    25. Aboriginal Ngalbullina (Jacob) of Dieri Tribe, Kanowana ...
    26. Aboriginal Kanpandi (Rosie) of Yantowannta Tribe, Carraweena ...
    27. Midday rest between Chidlee and Murta Murta
    28. Sandhills east of Murta Murta
    29-32. Sand ridge trending N. and S. east of Murta Murta
    33. Flower and fruit garden, Murta Murta Station, Stock's, pansies, sweet peas, lemons
    34. Hacks Pea or Parrot Plant (Crotolaria Cunninhami), Murta Murta Station
    35-36. Aboriginal `Bony' (Unkolonnya) of Yantowannta Tribe, Murta Murta
    37. Aboriginal Yakibanni (Kitty) of the Dieri Tribe, Murta Murta
    38. Aboriginal Nirripingarrega (Marian) of the Yantowannta Tribe, Murta Murta
    39-40. Aboriginal woman Fanny, Murta Murta
    41. Wurley, Murta Murta
    42. Marshmallows
    43. Old Box Tree, Della Waterhole
    45. Swallows' nest on Box Tree, Della Waterhole
    46. [leaves]
    47. Tooroopie Waterhole
    48. Innamincka Township
    49. Innamincka Station and stockyards
    50-52. Throwing and branding horses, Innamincka Station
    54. Piccaninny, one week old, lying in cooleman (food carrier)
    55. Lubra (Biddy) and piccaninny, Innamincka
    56. Aboriginal Karrawilya (Peter) wearing pubic tassel, Innamincka
    57. Aboriginal Karrawilya (Peter) showing mode of wearing the beard, Innamincka
    58. Aboriginal Danbidleli (Jim Mariner) who remembers Burke and Wills and helped to gather nardo for them, Innamincka
    59. Aboriginal, Innamincka
    60. Aboriginal Warragudli (Butter Jack), Innamincka
    61. Nyerrekoku an aboriginal woman in mourning. Her face is covered with kopai ...
    63. Madrobandi (Lassy)
    65. Blind Aboriginal woman ...
    66. Aborigines working on Innamincka Station
    67. [male] graves of Aborigines, Innaminkca
    68. [female] Aboriginal's grave, Innamincka
    69-71. Burke's Tree, Copper's Creek
    72. Flood-channel of Barcoo or Cooper's Creek immediately east of Burke's Tree
    73-74. Waterhole immediately north of Burke's Tree
    75. Burke's depot on Cooper's Creek ...
    76. The head of Burke carved into the butt of a tree at Burke's depot ...
    77. The boundary crossed ... [Queensland and South Australian border fence]
    78. Ruins of the old Customs House at Oontoo, Queensland boundary
    79. Aboriginal woman Wolyanni (Topsy) ... Nappa Merrie
    80. Left hand of Aboriginal woman Nurpinni (Maggie) ... Nappa Merrie
    81. Morning flight of foraging galahs east of Nappa Merrie
    82. Old man's kangaroo death ... Nappa Merrie
    83. Taking a creek-bed on the way to Durham Downs
    84. Crow scavengers at Durham Downs, Queensland
    85. A comfortable corner at `Government House' verandah, Durham Downs Station, Queensland
    86. Framework of a wurley, Durham Downs
    87. Ti Tree in Cooper's Crossing, Durham Downs
    89. A corpulent black gin, Wido, Durham Downs
    90. Jim the Chinese gardener at Durham Downs Station
    91. Aboriginal woman Wido ...
    92. Aboriginal woman Yarriutchu ... Durham
    93. Plucking a wild duck shot at the Toopery Waterhole
    94. Toopery Waterhole at daybreak
    95. Tooroowatchie Waterhole
    96. Swallows' nests upon the butt of a Box Tree, Tooroowatchie Waterhole
    97. Aboriginal stone wurlie, Cordillo
    98. Emu Apple Tree, Cordillo Downs Station
    99-100. Twin girls, Kanbika and Nanbika of Yauroworka Tribe, Cordillo Downs
    101. Red Mulga or Minaritchie, Bull's Waterhole
    102. Box Tree showing bare patch from which bark has been removed by natives to make a food carrier or coolerman, Doorakoppera Waterhole
    103. Jurie Waterhole
    104-105. Cadelga Station - submanager, family and children on horseback
    106. Our horses at Ringamurra Wells, Queensland Boundary. Rider's hut in background
    108. Sand deposited by a single storm between kitchen and meathouse, Miranda Station
    109. Our party leaving the Bluff Station for Birdsville
    110. Hillock's of sand deposited on the leeward side of tussocks by sandstorms. Six miles south of Birdsville
    111. About to enter South Australia ...
    112. Dickerie Waterhole on the Eleanor River
    113. Washing day at Dickerie Waterhole
    114. Our horses at Karratunka Waterhole
    115. Calves watering at Karratunka Waterhole
    116. Aboriginal's grave at Karratunka Waterhole
    117. The camp kitchen at Karratunka Waterhole
    118. Trapper's Family (McCawley) at Karratunka Waterhole
    119. Blackboy Walter, Andrewilla Waterhole
    120. Beefwood Tree
    121. Aboriginal Dintra (Sandy) of Ngameni Tribe, Mount Jason
    124-130. [Portraits of Aboriginal children and one adult]
    131. Sandhills of Cooper's Creek, Kopperamanna
    132. Old Kopperamanna Station, Lake Kopperamanna in background
    133. [horse]
    134. A fine specimen of Box Tree Flood plains of Cooper near Killalpaninna
    135. Killalpaninna Mission Station
    136. Killalpaninna Lake
    137. The approach of a sandstorm, Lake Killalpaninna
    138. Sunrise at Blase's Well
    139. Corrugations (ripple marks) produced in hard ground by sand storm, Blase's Well
    140. Bore stream, Clayton River
    141. Date Palm Plantation, Lake Harry
    142. [date plams]
    143. Lake Harry Bore
    145. The Governor of S.A., Sir Tom Bridges & party at a public reception at Quorn en route to Alice Springs
    146. Dr. H. Baredon, Capt. Hambleton, Murray ... Sir T. Bridges ... Mr. Bell, Commissioner of Railways
    147. Different modes of transport - [camel train]
    148. Grave of the late Pastor Strehlow, Horse Shoe Bend
    149. Black & white school children form a guard of honour at Alice Springs
    150. His Excellency about to leave Alice Springs
    151-152. Heavitree Gap, McDonnell Ranges looking north & south
    153. Sandstone Ridges, MacDonnell Ranges
    154. Some members of Vice-Regal party & local people, Stuart Arms Hotel, Alice Springs
    155. Old gums, Alice Springs
    156. Mr Bell, Sir Tom Bridges, Sargeant Stott & Sir Barwell
    157. Building in course of erection, Alice Springs
    158. Natives interested in Vice Regal motor cars
    159. Date palms, Alice Springs
    160. Citrus fruit trees in full bearing, police residence
    161. Bullock in poor condition bogged near Alice Springs
    162. Hauling the beast to dry ground
    163. Owing to scarcity of feed the bullock has become too weak to help itself
    164. Native women collecting wood for big corroboree
    165. Ceremonial dance, Arunndta Tribe
    166. Emu ceremony, Arunndta Tribe
    167. The Tjilbahuta of the great Emu ceremony, Arunndta Tribe
    168. Vice Regal car bogged on Bunt's Plain
    169. Travelling cattle, Bunt's Plain
    170. Central Mount Stuart, dead heart of Australia
    171. Lucrehevy camp, Central Mount Stuart in background
    172. Native holly
    173. A traveller east of Alice Springs
    174. Sargeant Noblet & Sir H. Barnell with young hurrajon tree, planted by H. Basedon in 1920
    175. Sir T. Bridges planting a tree at Arlunga Police Station
    176. Stout posts for making stockyards
    177. Sir Tom Bridges
    178. Old battery, Arlunga
    179. Vice Regal party near Alice Springs
    180. Full blooded Aboriginal girls with golden hair, Hermannsburg Mission
    181. Clara, Monica golden haired girls, Hermannsburg Mission
    182. Hermannsburg Mission, school girls
    183. Some of the male members of Hermannsburg Mission, Finke River
    184. Native huts, Hermannsburg
    185. Natural springs west of Hermannsburg
    186. Kopriba Springs west of Hermannsburg
    187. A stony crossing, Finke River
    188. A station homestead, Central Australia
    189-190. Desert oak, depot sandhills
    191. Cattle watering, Hamilton Bore
    192. Breakfast time, Vice Regal party
    193. Waiting for breakfast
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