Oceania (continent)
Found in 4945 Collections and/or Records:
Entrance Hall, 1888 - 1889
149 x 102 mm. A view from the entrance hall of the Exhibition Buildings, along one of the alcoves with exhibits on both sides.
Entrance Port Jackson. Sydney, 1925
Entrance to limestone cavern, Margaret River area between Bunbury and Augusta, 1896 - 1908
152 x 107 mm. A view showing a small party of men and women at the entrance to a large limestone cave. Photogrpaher unknown. Negative No. D.
Entrance to model pah, Whaka., NZ, 1929
58 x 75 mm. A view showing one of the four assistants standing beneath the elaborately carved wooden entrance to the pah.
Entrance to No 7 Tunnel, Adelaide and Melbourne Railway, 1890
260 x 200 mm. A view of a curve in the track leading to the tunnel entrance. The Adelaide Melbourne express first ran in January 1887, only after overcoming great engineering and political difficulties.
Entrance to N.S.W. Court, 1888 - 1889
101 x 148 mm. A view showing a small section of the New South Wales Court, with rocks and other mineral specimens in the foreground, and bales of wool beyond.
Entrance to Old Penal Establishment, 1885
Facing p.20, referred to on p.17.
Entrance to Sydney Harbour, 1911
A view of a figure standing at South Head and looking towards the cliffs of North Head, with a large steamer leaving the harbour.
Entrée card to Women's Parliamentary Reception, 1954
A blank admittance card to the Royal Reception at Parliament House, South Australia, 23 March 1954.
Epeli Nailatikou: Roko Tui Tai Levu 1874-1901, 1933
150 x 50 mm.
Epenisa Thakombau, Vunivalu of Mbau 1852-1883, 1933
150 x 50 mm.
Erskine River Waterfall, Loutit Bay, 1888 - 1889
156 x 206 mm. A view of those picturesque falls taken from below, with woodland on either side.
E.S.E. [i.e. east-south-east] View of Dalwood House, 1886
260 x 210 mm. View of single storey stone built house, with a covered verandah in front and trees in the fenced-off garden behind.
ESE [i.e. east-south-east] View of Dalwood House, showing orchard in front, old stables, rickyard, wine stores and 'Tangorin Mount' in the distance, 1886
260 x 215 mm. A view with the house in the background and an orchard of miscellaneous trees fenced off in front. With the old stables in the centre, and wine stores at the right. Tangorin Mount is at the far right of the picture on the horizon.
Esk Bank Station, 1887
340 x 262 mm. View looking along the platform from above, probably taken from a bridge.
Ethel Island and landing place at village, Port Moresby, 1884
285 x 230 mm. A view showing Papua New Guineans posing by the waterside, amid houses and canoes. Of the three Europeans in the picture, the figure on the left is probably Charles Lyne. The photograph is an original for an illustration in Lyne, p. 30.
Eucalyptus deglupta, Kerarat, New Britain, 1960-10
Trees.
[Europeans and Tongans], 1899
156 x 110 mm. A group picture showing three ladies, Alfred Tennyson, and two Tongan men in a garden.
Eveleigh Running Sheds, 1872 - 1895
345 x 262 mm. A view of the Eveleigh locomotive building works, with an engine outside on the point of entering one of the bays. With the extension of lines it was found that the Sydney terminal could not cope with both maintaining the locomotives and running services. The need for a new building was felt as early as 1875, and shortly afterwards John Whitton presented plans for the new running-sheds, which were built on a 62 acre site purchased by the Government at Redfern.
Eveleigh Running Sheds, 1887
346 x 262 mm. A front view of the running sheds, showing the entrance to the 21 engine bays.
Eveleigh Running Sheds, 1887
340 x 262 mm.
'Evening News' office in Market St., putting up the Election Results, 1910
[Pedestrians and horse and carts on the street].
'Everlasting' wild flowers, W. [i.e. Western] Australia, 1910
200 x 150 mm. Showing a man standing in a field thick with large daisies. With mountains in the background. A number of species of everlasting daisies occur in Australia, so-called because, the flower when dead, dries retaining a life-like appearance.
Excavation of Quartz Reef, near Ironbark Hill, 1875
185 x 128 mm. A view showing various mines, with piles of rubble and large pieces of quartz in the foreground. Claims identified in the key are Mr. Lansell’s No. 180 Claim, Victoria and New Chum Company, The North Old Chum Claim, and the Old Chum Claim.
Exchange, Gresham Street, 1870 - 1879
275 x 209 mm. View looking west across Gresham Street, with the eastern façade of the Exchange visible at the right, overlooking Macquarie Place. This two storey building, with composite pilasters running through both floors, was later enlarged by a further two floors. The left hand building, with its first floor windows flanked by paired Ionic columns, housed a number of businesses, among them that of the Land Surveyor Ernest O. Smith.