260 x 205 mm. A view across the lake, with a small fountain in the centre and animal houses beyond. A rockery behind the lake has a Union Jack upon which is written ‘Mount Wallaby’.

75 x 57 mm. A view showing tour members sliding down a luggage chute onto the quayside.

Facing p.42, referred to on p.44.

[No print]. [Missing].

Landscape format. Looking towards the township. Township across the bay.

200 x 150 mm. A view of the building from Cathedral Avenue.

210 x 135 mm. A view of the Brisbane Lands Office decorated with flags and palms, and a sign reading ‘Queensland rejoices’. With electric tramlines in the road. (See Y3085J10).

235 x 180 mm. A photograph from the same viewpoint as Y3085C/8, although from further back, to accommodate the extension built on the left since the earlier photograph. With a pony and trap in front of the building and several bystanders watching the photographer. ‘S. Lomer and Co.’ in bottom right hand corner.

A view of the building, similar in design to the Chief Secretary's Office and also designed by James Barnet in 1877. The photograph is taken from the junction of Bridge Street and Macquarie Place. The building was started in 1877 but by 1888 only the north-west corner was finished.

350 x 274 mm. A view of the building taken from the junction of Bridge Street and Macquarie Place.

210 x 160 mm. This ship, of the Houlder Line, sailed from Newcastle with horses on 14 November 1899 and 9 March 1900.

244 x 255 mm. A three-quarter front view of the fine stone bridge with one arch of 150 foot span. Designed and built by David Lennox in 1834-5, it was opened to traffic in 1836, and is still in use. The bridge crosses Prospect Creek near Liverpool. Sir T.L. Mitchell's name is printed at the corner of the page.

236 x 207 mm. A view of Lennox's bridge from the water, showing its fine proportions. Sir T.L. Mitchell's name is printed at the corner of the page.

210 x 152 mm. A view showing some of the workings of a machine, presumably used for stress-testing on the strength of components.

260 x 200 mm. A view from above showing a viaduct crossing a gully.

Landscape format. To the left Glen Dhu Home for neglected children: beyond is seen the district of Inverary between between the stacks: River Tamar 42 miles from the sea: smoke of bush fires obscuring all distance.

[No print]. Missing.

40 miles from Melbourne.

204 x 150 mm. A view from the junction of William Street and Lonsdale Street showing the large court building, surmounted by a dome at the Lonsdale Street end. The building was designed by the architects Smith and Johnson, and built between the years 1877-1882. See also Y308A/10.

200 x 150 mm. A view of the building from the harbour side. The building's relation to the harbour can be seen in Y3081B/27 where it it stands to right of centre of picture.

138 x 206 mm. A view from the hillside above the town, with houses along the valley floor, and steep hills rising on either side. The handwritten caption reads: 'View of Walhalla showing how most of the houses are close to the street which follows the valley and is about 1.5 miles long - Dr's house is half way.'

273 x 210 mm. View from Macquarie Street of the Legislative Council buildings. This building started life as one of the wings of the Rum Hospital. It became the Legislative Council Chamber in 1843.

175 x 130 mm. Photograph showing a bore under construction, with a team of twelve horses pulling a laden wagon.

Major James Boosé became Secretary of the RCI in 1909 and was associated with the development of the branches during 1909-10. He made three overseas tours, and after his retirement in 1915 owing to ill health, two more as travelling Commissioner before his final retirement in 1922.