119 x 174 mm. An elaborate studio portrait of two natives standing among a simulated outdoor setting of rocks, palm fronds and other vegetation. Ouëa is presumably Ouvea, one of the Loyalty Islands, north-east of New Caledonia.

280 x 204 mm. View from a cross-roads (? the George Street junction with Hay Street) looking along the row of shops lining one side of George Street. In the right foreground is E. (or F.) Smith's Burragong Family Hotel; other identifiable commercial premises on George Street are: Louis Uhde and Co., butchers; Fairleigh, Nettheim and Co., leather and grindery merchants at no. 659; A.L. Robinson, tailor at no. 661.

Collection of professional photographs, each 90 x 70 mm, published for the Yass Newsagency by the Valentine Publishing Co. Pty. Ltd., Sydney and Melbourne. Yass is 43 miles north of Canberra. Its population in 1947 was 3254.

Smithson has pencilled '25/4' next to '42. Clearing with trees left for shade - ? apple or pawpaw - nursery - weeding'.

Smithson has pencilled '25/2' next to '41. Bush before clearing'.

196 x 147 mm. A view in the bush showing two men standing beside an anvil in a clearing, with tools and a crude shack behind them.

194 x 150 mm. A view showing two tents in a clearing, with five men posing for the camera.

203 x 150 mm. A view along a fenced, unsurfaced road in lightly wooded country.

153 x 196 mm. A view of an unfenced, unsurfaced road, through woodland, with cleared trees and stumps by the side of the road.

265 x 205 mm. The photograph shows a man fishing in a pool in the woods beside a rough wood bridge.

152 x 107 mm. A view looking eastward over woodland near the Irwin River, with a wooden fence and a brook in the foreground. Photograph by W.D. Campbell. Negative No. 356.

72 x 72 mm. A view showing ferns and other vegetation in the New Zealand bush.

200 x 150 mm. Showing the children grouped with their mistress in front of the school house, with a Union Jack flag flying in the yard.

71 x 51 mm. Showing cattle and farmers at an agricultural meeting.

A series of slides showing the CCCS's work among rural communities in Australia.

205 x 152 mm. Mounted print, mount stamped 'Henry King, Sydney'. A view of a tree in the Botanic Gardens. Handwritten caption on reverse of mount reads 'Cabbage Palm (Linistrona Australis mart.) Native of Eastern Australia. Planted by H.R.H. the late Duke of Clarence in the Sydney Botanical Gardens, 22nd July 1881. Photo 1901'.

350 x 274 mm. View of a large cluster of palms, with some felled trees in the foreground.

145 x 184 mm. A view showing a group of cabbage trees, with a wood cabin beyond. A valuable tree to the Maori: named ‘ti-kouka’ all parts of the tree were eaten, and the leaves, being more durable than flax, were used for making ropes, baskets, etc.

275 x 220 mm. A view along the seashore, with a child sitting on a bleached tree lying on the beach.

80 x 120 mm.

274 x 350 mm. A view of the trees growing in a field where cows are grazing. Tall palm trees, their fronds grow only at the very top of the tree in a fan-like shape.

Fifteen labelled but undated watercolours on gilt-edged card, each 105 x 165 mm.

151 x 107 mm. A view looking at the mine workings, situated among partially cleared and burnt woodland. Photograph by E.S. Simpson. Negative No. 168.

202 x 137 mm A view showing a posed group of Aboriginal Australians (in European clothes) sitting and standing by their camp fire, and holding spears and boomerangs. Photographer possibly Charles Bayliss (Y308A/90).

[Similar scene to 1 - no city visible].