205 x 145 mm. View across a huge field, high with wheat, with a man standing among shoulder high crop.

196 x 150 mm. A view of a wheat field in a valley, showing a partially harvested field, with a horse-drawn harvester to the right of the picture. Negative number 1505.

155 x 200 mm. Showing wheat sacks piled 20 high, with a railway line for loading to one side, and workers posing for photographer.

205 x 150 mm. Showing hundreds of sacks of wheat piled in front of the Customs House.

200 x 150 mm. A view of large wheatfield, with the corn packed in stooks, and a labourer in the foreground holding a bundle of wheat. Negative 1520.

A view showing loaded wagons pulled by large teams of horses.

70 x 55 mm. Group photograph. Persons identified as: 'Warcup, Barrow, Shanahan, C.O.'

260 x 205 mm. A three-quarter front view of the school buildings, with pupils grouped in front. The building is in Jeffcott Street, and was erected by Thomas Frost (1826-1910).

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197 x 142 mm. A close up view of some of the cups on the White Terrace showing the texture of the formations, with a Maori girl sitting in the background. See Y308B/100-101 and New Zealand Postcards 100-111 for images of the area before and after the eruption of Mt Tarawera, which destroyed the Terraces.

198 x 140 mm. A good general view of the Terrace, showing the formations and steam rising from the geyser above, which created the phenomenon. With a Maori standing in front of the Terrace. See Y308B/100-101 for other pictures.

198 x 140 mm. A good general view of the Terrace, showing the formations and steam rising from the geyser above, which created the phenomenon. See Y308B/100-101 for other pictures.

198 x 147 mm. A view of the cup-like formations on the White Terrace filled with water from the geyser above. For a contemporary description of this otherworldly formation, and information about its destruction, see Y308B99-104, Y308A131, and New Zealand Postcards 100-111.

203 x 144 mm. A view of the cup-like formations produced by the minerals ejected by the geyser above.

198 x 148 mm. A view from the bottom of the terrace showing the saucer shaped structures, with steam rising from the geyser on the hillside behind.

148 x 198 mm. A view from one side of the river looking along the cable car lines towards the settlement on the far bank, with a cable-car on the wires.

152 x 108 mm. A similar view to plate 31. Photograph by E.S. Simpson. Negative No. B.

152 x 108 mm. A view showing a hillside covered in (?) everlasting daisies, probably taken at the same time as plate 38. Photograph by E.S. Simpson. Negative No. A.

152 x 107 mm. A view showing (?) everlasting daisies growing on hillside, with Kings Mount, Sugarloaf Peak and Razorback Mount in the far distance. Photograph by E.S. Simpson. Negative No. 26.

35 x 55 mm. (Vignetted oval). A carte de visite head and shoulders studio portrait of William Dunn, presumably the brother of E.J. Dunn. The backmark reads: 'Portraits and landscapes. Photograph by J.E. Bray, Beechworth, Victoria'.

185 x 179 mm. A full-faced portrait of William Lanne looking to one side of the camera. Lanne for many years worked on whaling ships out of Hobart Town and died in February 1869 of cholera contracted on his return from a whaling voyage. For further information on his life see Bonwick, pp. 394-95.

Material relating to the acquisition of drawings of Australia by William Westall in 1889, the publication of a volume reproducing some of them in 1962, and their sale to the National Library of Australia in 1969.

350 x 274 mm. A view looking across the river, the banks on either side of which are lined with trees.

203 x 156 mm. A similar view to plate 27 but taken from slightly more to one side. The figure seen in plate 27 is sitting in front of the falls.

200 x 154 mm. A view of a small waterfall and cascade with a man seated in front of it. Willoughby is a suburb of Sydney on the north side of the harbour. See also Plate 36.