Oceania (continent)
Found in 4945 Collections and/or Records:
Isle of Pins : reef, 1963
Slides taken during a visit which included New Guinea, the Solomon Islands, New Hebrides, Fiji, Tonga, the Gilbert Islands and New Caledonia.
Italian Court: Front View: Main Avenue, 1880
289 x 232 mm. A view showing statues at the entrance to the Italian Court, with display cases and stands behind.
Italian Statuary: Great Hall, 1880
291 x 234 mm. A view showing a row of statues in the Italian Court.
Iwagalion State Farm, Nangeenan, 1910
200 x 150 mm. Showing a man standing by and controlling the flow of water form a pipe, presumably an artesian bore.
Jail and court house, 2006
200 x 150 mm. modern copies of original prints.
[James Buick and Co., Beehive Stores], 1875
Jarrah forest, Western Australia, 1910
150 x 205 mm. Showing large forest trees, with two men on horseback. In the background two lumberjacks are starting to fell a tree.
Jarrahdale mills, 1910
205 x 150 mm. Showing mills in the background, with timber loaded onto railway freight trucks in front.
Jebb’s Pool, Loutit Bay, 1888 - 1889
198 x 142 mm. A view showing a small cascade on a woodland river, with dense vegetation either bank.
Jets of steam. Lake bank, Tarawera NZ, 1929
59 x 74mm. A view showing clouds of steam rising from the shores of the lake, a phenomenon caused by steam percolating through cracks in the ground from hot underground streams.
'Jimmy' : native woman of the Tinaroo Tribe, Atherton, North Queensland., 1910
[A poorly clad woman with a bundle on her head and basket on her back standing in front of a field of maize].
'Jimmy': native women of the Tinaroo Tribe, 1910
[No print]. [Missing].
Joe Takala and farmers, Rakiraki, 1963-02
Contains Kodachrome slides, processed in Australia and arranged by processing number.
John Abercromby Alexander: Papers on trees and woods
Tables, articles and other material regarding trees and woods in Ceylon, Fiji and New Zealand, and in general.
John Girdwood J.P., Commissioner for Lancashire Court, 1888 - 1889
100 x 125 mm. A portrait of the Commissioner, formally dressed with a top hat, standing outside his office. With large fern trees hanging on either side.
Jones' Bridge on the Tumut River, New South Wales, 1909
350 x 274 mm. A view looking down from the riverbank on to a small wooden road-bridge, with cultivated fields beyond.
Joss-house, China Town, Atherton, 1910
[View of doorway to Joss-house with Chinese writing round the door].
J.S. Smithson collection on Samoa
Jugiong Bridge, 1885
270 x 225 mm. Information given states '3 spans of 90 feet each on iron cylinders, with 7 approach spans. Total length 480 feet'. A view from one side, and from slightly above the bridge, showing the wooden roadway and superstructure resting on iron girders and supports. With various figures standing in the foreground.
[Jumping into the water], 1903
Smithson has pencilled '29/4' next to '69.'.
[Jumping into the water], 1903
Smithson has pencilled '29/3' next to '70.'.
Junction of Bligh Street and Bent Street, 1870 - 1879
276 x 214 mm. View looking south-west along Bligh Street from its junction with Bent Street, which proceeds south-east out of the right-hand side of the print. Bligh Street is built up along its north-west side with domestic residences, with a verandahed terrace block of four houses (? of the 1860s) in the foreground.
[Junction of Gisborne Street and Parliament Place], 1870
389 x 271 mm. A view looking down on the junction of these two streets with a large unidentified building in the foreground, presumably Government offices of some kind (the State Public Offices).
Junction of River Watt and Cavie’s Creek, 1888 - 1889
205 x 159 mm. A view showing the meeting of these two small rivers, with two men sitting on a fallen tree which spans one of the rivers.
Junction of the River Watt and Contentment Creek, 1877 - 1879
187 x 132 mm. A view looking across the narrow river towards woodland and a path on the further bank which leads to the summit of Mount Munda. The photograph was taken ‘about two miles to the westward of Fernshawe, a small but extremely romantic township’. An indistinct figure can be seen beside the creek, partially obscured by ferns.