203 x 150 mm. Showing boomerangs and shields mounted on the wall around a window at Roseneath.

203 x 150 mm. Showing boomerangs and shields mounted on the wall around a window at Roseneath.

202 x 155mm. Showing Maori, New Caledonian and Australian tools and weapons mounted on the wall. The caption continues:' Maori specimens (illegible word) door to right, New Caledonian (illegible word) over door, Australian stone impliments to left of door'. A slice of 'New Zealand ?boulded green stone' is individually identified by handwriting on the photograph

202 x 155mm. Showing Maori, New Caledonian and Australian tools and weapons mounted on the wall. The Australian stone impliments are to the left, New Caledonian artefacts above the door, and the Maori artefacts are on the right.

202 x 155mm. Showing Maori, New Caledonian and Australian tools and weapons mounted on the wall. The Australian stone impliments are to the left, New Caledonian artefacts above the door, and the Maori artefacts are on the right.

204 x 150 mm. Showing spears and stone tools mounted on the wall at Roseneath.

204 x 150 mm. Showing spears and stone tools mounted on the wall at Roseneath.

204 x 150 mm. Showing spears and stone tools mounted on the wall at Roseneath.

Fifteen labelled but undated watercolours on gilt-edged card, each 105 x 165 mm.

[Packhorses under trees].

198 x 153 mm. A view showing men on a jetty packing fish into wicker baskets, with the lake behind.

199 x 147 mm. A view looking down Russell Street, with the large market buildings on the right.

Paintings created by Alfred Hugh Fisher for the Colonial Office Visual Instruction Committee. Fisher's titles and captions have been recorded as found. They may include language which is offensive, inaccurate or inappropriate, but have been retained to reflect the context of the collection's creation. Captions supplied by the cataloguer are enclosed in square brackets.

Fifteen labelled but undated watercolours on gilt-edged card, each 105 x 165 mm.

178 x 125 mm. A view looking east along Pall Mall, with the Beehive Buildings at the right, and the Shamrock Hotel a few doors down at the corner of Williamson Street. With horse carriages in the street.

178 x 126 mm. A view of the street from the east end, looking west and showing the shop fronts of saddlers, shirt-makers, and tailors. Moore Bros. can be seen at the left, and the Beehive Stores can be identified at the other of the street. To the right, at the end of Pall Mall, is the City Hotel.

195 x 145 mm. A view of the street showing more shops than are visible in Y3085D/4, including ‘Brown and Wilson’, ‘Apothecaries Hall’, ‘Warwick Argus’ and ‘Government Auctioneer’. With numerous bystanders posing on the pavement.

195 x 145 mm. A general view down this wide shopping street, unpaved except for the gutter and pavement. Shop in far left is ‘D & C Hayes, Flour Stores’. Third building on right ‘J. Horwitz and Co’. Caption on print states ‘Street view, Warwick’. For another view of the street see Y3085D/17.

194 x 137 mm.

770 x 340 mm. Composed of three joined photographs.

Material relating to Maclean's career, including examples of her work and papers relating to the Meta Maclean Case, concerning the threat to modern songwriters and songwriting standards. The collection includes many undated photocopies.

A wide range of papers relating to Gouger and his career in South Australia and correspondence with the R.C.S. regarding the collection. The papers are accompanied by 'Royal Commonwealth Society library notes', no. 65, May 1962, including 'Early days in South Australia' (pp. 1-3), which describes the collection.

Three documents relating to Sir Darling's official business in New South Wales.