Oceania (continent)
Found in 4945 Collections and/or Records:
Collins Street, 1870 - 1880
183 x 129 mm. A view showing a block of office buildings at the junction of Collins Street and Market Street. The buildings include the National Insurance Company of Australasia offices and the Shipping Exchange.
Collins Street, 1870 - 1880
182 x 132 mm. A view looking down Collins Street towards Spencer Street, with shops and offices lining the road. On the right, at the junction with Swanston Street, the Town Hall can be seen.
Collins Street Churches, Melbourne, 1885 - 1901
200 x 143 mm. A view looking down Collins Street, showing two unidentified churches next to each other on the opposite side of the road. Possibly the Scots Church and the Baptist Church.
Collins Street, Melbourne, 1885 - 1901
202 x 151 mm. A view looking up Collins Street towards Spring Street, at whose junction the Treasury buildings can just be seen. Collins Street is busy with pedestrians, trams and carts.
Commodore Erskine addressing local Chiefs on board 'H.M.S. Nelson '; Hood Bay off Kerepunu, November 17th, 1884
Commodore James Goodenough’s cross, 1892
204 x 151 mm. A close-up of the cross, with two natives sitting on the ground beside it.
Commonwealth Day Youth Rally in Government House Gardens, 1987-03-09
151 x 100 mm. Colour print.
Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting, Canberra, 1981: Chairs of current and previous meetings Kenneth Kaunda, Malcolm Fraser, Indira Gandhi, Lee Kuan Yew and Pierre Trudeau, 1981
240 x 148 mm. colour print.
Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting, Canberra, Sept. to Oct. 1981: Canberra Woden Valley Youth Choir entertaining delegates at the Lodge, 1981
240 x 191 mm.
Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting, Canberra, Sept. to Oct. 1981: delegates relaxing on the Government House tennis court, 1981
242 x 191 mm.
Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting, Canberra, Sept. to Oct. 1981: delegates watch a sheep dog demonstration at Huntley, 1981
241 x 191 mm.
Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting, Canberra, Sept. to Oct. 1981: Forbes Burnham speaking at the opening ceremony, 1981
243 x 190 mm.
Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting, Canberra, Sept. to Oct. 1981: Indira Gandhi, Forbes Burnham, Robert Muldoon, I.S. Audu, Sir Julius Chan and Peter Josie at the opening ceremony, 1981
245 x 193 mm.
Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting, Canberra, Sept. to Oct. 1981: Lakeside Internationl Hotel where delegates stayed during the retreat, 1981
191 x 249 mm.
Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting, Canberra, Sept. to Oct. 1981: Malcolm Fraser opening the meeting at Melbourne Town Hall, 1981
245 x 195 mm.
Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting, Canberra, Sept. to Oct. 1981: Malcolm Fraser talking with Kenneth Kaunda at Government House, 1981
190 x 240 mm.
Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting, Canberra, Sept. to Oct. 1981: Malcolm Fraser welcomes Margaret Thatcher to the official opening, 1981
195 x 244 mm.
Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting, Canberra, Sept. to Oct. 1981: Margaret Thatcher arrives at Government House for unofficial talks during the retreat, 1981
191 x 249 mm.
Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting, Canberra, Sept. to Oct. 1981: Seewoosagur Ramgoolam, Tan Sri Muhamad Ghazali Shafie and M.V. Molapo at the executive opening session, 1981
249 x 189 mm.
Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting, Sept. to Oct. 1981: Indira Gandhi speaking at opening ceremony, 1981
240 x 189 mm.
Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting, Sept. to Oct. 1981: official group photograph taken at Melbourne, 1981
243 x 195 mm. Figures are named on the back.
Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting, Sept. to Oct. 1981: opening session at the Royal Exhibition Building, Melbourne, showing Malcolm Fraser and Shridath Ramphal, 1981
237 x 186 mm.
Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting Sept. to Oct. 1981: Queen Elizabeth II with 41 leaders, 1981
187 x 53 mm. photocopy.
Commonwealth in Focus Slides
Commonwealth programme of Royal Visit to Australia, 1954
Programmes, guides, journals and one map relating to the Royal Visits to Jamaica, Fiji, New Zealand, Australia, Ceylon, Aden, Uganda, Malta and Gibraltar. There is also a report of Barclays Bank D.C.O. Much of the material relates to the tour of Australia.