226 x 101 mm. A view of the two wings of Government House, Port Louis, from the Place D'Armes. The groundfloor was first laid out by Mahe de Labourdonnais in 1738 and the present building dates from 1771. Facing the square is an undistinguished statue of Queen Victoria erected in 1902 and, largely obscured in the court yard behind, the statue of Sir William Stevenson (Governor of Mauritius 1857-63), erected in 1867.

77 x 102 mm. A view looking down on the river, with two sailing boats moored in the foreground.

69 x 92 mm. Headstone in the form of a Celtic cross over the grave of Sir William Stevenson (1805-1863), Governor of Mauritius 1857-1863. The caption wrongly gives Stevenson's initial as 'J'.

101 x 77 mm. Showing Bell seated with a group of Europeans in front of a tent at Blue Bay, situated on the SE part of the island near Pointe d'Esny.

133 x 71 mm. Showing a tennis party grouped on the lawn at Le Reduit.

105 x 80 mm.

80 x 103 mm. Showing a group sitting under a tree, possibly at Le Reduit.

85 x 110 mm.

110 x 80 mm.

73 x 98 mm. Showing Bell standing in the centre of an unidentified group of two men and four women.

120 x 90 mm. An oval picture.

130 x 78 mm. Showing troops drawn up outside Government House, probably on Bell's arrival as Governor.

65 x 110 mm. In July 1922, HHB agreed 'to be God Father to Sylvia Morcom's baby Henry'.

125 x 162 mm. It was designed by HHB and completed in 1922. Showing waterfall in foreground.

80 x 110 mm.

75 x 100 mm. Showing the graceful six columned temple in vaguely art nouveau style, designed by Bell and erected in the grounds of Le Reduit. Barthélemy David, the creator of Le Reduit, was Governor of Mauritius 1747-53. Bell's memorial to him was completed in July 1921.

155 x 125 mm. Possibly leaving his last Council of Government 5 August 1924.

105 x 80 mm. Chauffeur-driven car with the back open outside Le Reduit.

204 x 150 mm. Showing Bell, Lightfoot, other Europeans and a large group of Indians standing in front of a flower-decked marquee.

179 x 128 mm. Showing Bell climbing into an automobile parked in front of the main entrance to Government House. The statue of Sir William Stevenson can be seen more clearly in this print. Photograph by Baretti.

72 x 100 mm. Showing Hugh Ireland (no biographical details) playing with a young girl (presumably his daughter) in the sea.

95 x 65 mm. View from the sea showing the disused lighthouse of the Ile aux Fouquets off Mahebourg in the SE part of the island.

140 x 72 mm. Coloured postcard.

140 x 90 mm. A coloured postcard showing Bell's Bridge.

140 x 90 mm. A monochrome postcard by Magasins Réunis.