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Photograph of "Tank at 'Oreel' Station supplied from bore drain"
Photograph of "Tank at 'Oreel' Station supplied from bore drain"
Photograph of "'Dodd's Tank' - Angledool Station. Overflow schute from silt tank can be seen at extreme left of picture. Depth of water in centre, when tank is full, about 15' (feet)"
Photograph of "'Dodd's Tank' - Angledool Station. Overflow schute from silt tank can be seen at extreme left of picture. Depth of water in centre, when tank is full, about 15' (feet)"
Photograph of "Ridge (red) country. On the road to 'Longridge' from Angledool Station"
Photograph of "Ridge (red) country. On the road to 'Longridge' from Angledool Station"
Photograph of "Ridge (red) country. On the road to 'Longridge' from Angledool Station"
Photograph of "Ridge (red) country. On the road to 'Longridge' from Angledool Station"
Photograph of "Horse yards -' Old Bore' hut, Angledool Station. Placing post into position - Dave"
Photograph of "Horse yards -' Old Bore' hut, Angledool Station. Placing post into position - Dave"
Photograph of "Currant or Warrior Bush (Apopyllum anomalum), Angledool Station
Photograph of "Currant or Warrior Bush (Apopyllum anomalum), Angledool Station
Photograph of "View of portion of station - Angledool station - with horse yards at left, Angledool"
Photograph of "View of portion of station - Angledool station - with horse yards at left, Angledool"
Photograph of "Dried bindii bush, heaped by the wind along a line of fence. When dead, these prickly bushes break off at ground level, and are tumbled along before a breeze for miles. Hence the name 'Roly Poly', Angledool Station"
Photograph of "Dried bindii bush, heaped by the wind along a line of fence. When dead, these prickly bushes break off at ground level, and are tumbled along before a breeze for miles. Hence the name 'Roly Poly', Angledool Station"
Photograph of "Beefwood, Needlewood, Boonery, or Yarran, Angledool Station"
Photograph of "Beefwood, Needlewood, Boonery, or Yarran, Angledool Station"
Photograph of "Bumble, Angledool Station"
Photograph of "Bumble, Angledool Station"
Photograph of "A ramp, leaving to homestead from town, Angledool Station, Angledool"
Photograph of "A ramp, leaving to homestead from town, Angledool Station, Angledool"
Photograph of "Horse yards with rails wired to posts. On road between 'Longridge' (Jack Stokoe) and Angledool Station, Angledool"
Photograph of "Horse yards with rails wired to posts. On road between 'Longridge' (Jack Stokoe) and Angledool Station, Angledool"
Photograph of "Wire netting cage clearing weeds from a drain, after they have been cut. Harry Howarth leading 'Spectator' ('Spec'), Angledool Station"
Photograph of "Wire netting cage clearing weeds from a drain, after they have been cut. Harry Howarth leading 'Spectator' ('Spec'), Angledool Station"
Photograph of "New Bore - Angledool Station. Volume - (1 or 2?),030,000 gallons. Day. Temp. - 130 degrees Fahrenheit. Depth - 3/4 mile. Angledool Station"
Photograph of "New Bore - Angledool Station. Volume - (1 or 2?),030,000 gallons. Day. Temp. - 130 degrees Fahrenheit. Depth - 3/4 mile. Angledool Station"
Photograph of "General view of New Bore, Angledool Station"
Photograph of "General view of New Bore, Angledool Station"
Photograph of "Culvert over bore drain on road between 'Longridge' (Jack Stokoe) and 'Old Bore' - Angledool Station"
Photograph of "Culvert over bore drain on road between 'Longridge' (Jack Stokoe) and 'Old Bore' - Angledool Station"
Photograph of "Bulrushes retarding flow of water in a drain - Angledool Station"
Photograph of "Bulrushes retarding flow of water in a drain - Angledool Station"
Photograph of "A grader, used for levelling earth formations of roads, embankments, etc. Used in construction of new embankment, vicinity of New Bore - Angledool Station"
Photograph of "A grader, used for levelling earth formations of roads, embankments, etc. Used in construction of new embankment, vicinity of New Bore - Angledool Station"
Photograph of "A six horse 3/4 yard scoop making embankment for new drain in No. 3. Tilling. Bill Clifton? Angledool Station"
Photograph of "A six horse 3/4 yard scoop making embankment for new drain in No. 3. Tilling. Bill Clifton? Angledool Station"
Photograph of "Low lying country, flooded by bore drain banks breaking away in places. Vicinity New Bore, Angledool Station"
Photograph of "Low lying country, flooded by bore drain banks breaking away in places. Vicinity New Bore, Angledool Station"
Photograph of "Horse yards 'Old Bore' hut, Angledool Station. Shovelling loose dirt from hole after barring 'Dave' "
Photograph of "Horse yards 'Old Bore' hut, Angledool Station. Shovelling loose dirt from hole after barring 'Dave' "
Photograph of "Horse yards 'Old Bore' hut. Angledool Station. General view of yards under construction"
Photograph of "Horse yards 'Old Bore' hut. Angledool Station. General view of yards under construction"
Photograph of "View on R. Narran. Angledool"
Photograph of "View on R. Narran. Angledool"
Photograph of "Galah Parrot, Weldon's - Angledool. Taken at Weldon's Bakery. Enlargement"
Photograph of "Galah Parrot, Weldon's - Angledool. Taken at Weldon's Bakery. Enlargement"
Photograph of "Mulga scrub (Acacia aneura), Angledool Station"
Photograph of "Mulga scrub (Acacia aneura), Angledool Station"
Photograph of "Brigalow scrub (Acacia harpophylla), Angledool Station"
Photograph of "Brigalow scrub (Acacia harpophylla), Angledool Station"
Photograph of "Flood waters at Angledool. Taken from Angledool-Collarenebri Road. Taken when travelling to 'Creel' Merrywinebone, for crutching"
Photograph of "Flood waters at Angledool. Taken from Angledool-Collarenebri Road. Taken when travelling to 'Creel' Merrywinebone, for crutching"
Photograph of "Shorn black sheep in yard. Angledool Shed, Angledool"
Photograph of "Shorn black sheep in yard. Angledool Shed, Angledool"
Photograph of "Hole in bore drain embankment started by crayfish, and washed out by water from the drain running out to the lower lying country. Drains become dry below such points, unless constantly attended to. Vicinity New Bore, Angledool Station"
Photograph of "Hole in bore drain embankment started by crayfish, and washed out by water from the drain running out to the lower lying country. Drains become dry below such points, unless constantly attended to. Vicinity New Bore, Angledool Station"
Photograph of "Myall or Boree (Acacia pendula). Angledool Station"
Photograph of "Myall or Boree (Acacia pendula). Angledool Station"
Photograph of "Pups & snake - banks of River Barwon, Collarenebri"
Photograph of "Pups & snake - banks of River Barwon, Collarenebri"
Photograph of "Pups after snake - banks of River Barwon, Collarenebri"
Photograph of "Pups after snake - banks of River Barwon, Collarenebri"
Photograph of "Jack McNicoll - finder of the 'Pandora' opal. Taken at Fraser's cottage, Lightning Ridge, where Jack was boarding. Jack McNicoll was formerly a circus clown, and, after refusing an offer of £1000 and a motor car for the stone, kept the gem in a Sydney safe deposit, whilst he did poorly paid station work. He afterwards sold it for £400 just before his death. Stone afterwards changed hands twice in London for £2000"
Photograph of "Jack McNicoll - finder of the 'Pandora' opal. Taken at Fraser's cottage, Lightning Ridge, where Jack was boarding. Jack McNicoll was formerly a circus clown, and, after refusing an offer of £1000 and a motor car for the stone, kept the gem in a Sydney safe deposit, whilst he did poorly paid station work. He afterwards sold it for £400 just before his death. Stone afterwards changed hands twice in London for £2000"
Photograph of "Jack McNicoll, and Mrs Fraser - Lightning Ridge. Taken at Fraser's cottage, Lightning Ridge"
Photograph of "Jack McNicoll, and Mrs Fraser - Lightning Ridge. Taken at Fraser's cottage, Lightning Ridge"
Photograph of "The 'Pandora' Opal. Found at Lightning Ridge in 1928, by Jack McNicol, in a pillar of earth supporting roof of old drive, and in a pocket with about £360 worth of lessor gems. Size - four and a 1/2 inches x two and 3/4 inches. Weight - 790 carats. Depth of colour - 1/4 inch. Part of opalised blade-bone of a plesiosaurus. Finder refused offer of £1000 and motor car for it, afterwards sold it for £400 just before his death. Stone afterwards changed hands twice in London for £2000. Taken at Lightning Ridge, 1928"
Photograph of "The 'Pandora' Opal. Found at Lightning Ridge in 1928, by Jack McNicol, in a pillar of earth supporting roof of old drive, and in a pocket with about £360 worth of lessor gems. Size - four and a 1/2 inches x two and 3/4 inches. Weight - 790 carats. Depth of colour - 1/4 inch. Part of opalised blade-bone of a plesiosaurus. Finder refused offer of £1000 and motor car for it, afterwards sold it for £400 just before his death. Stone afterwards changed hands twice in London for £2000. Taken at Lightning Ridge, 1928"
Photograph of "Jack McNicoll - finder of the 'Pandora' opal. Taken at Fraser's cottage, Lightning Ridge, where Jack was boarding. Jack McNicoll was formerly a circus clown, and, after refusing an offer of £1000 and a motor car for the stone, kept the gem in a Sydney safe deposit, whilst he did poorly paid station work. He afterwards sold it for £400 just before his death"
Photograph of "Jack McNicoll - finder of the 'Pandora' opal. Taken at Fraser's cottage, Lightning Ridge, where Jack was boarding. Jack McNicoll was formerly a circus clown, and, after refusing an offer of £1000 and a motor car for the stone, kept the gem in a Sydney safe deposit, whilst he did poorly paid station work. He afterwards sold it for £400 just before his death"
Photograph of "Meat ant's nest in railway embankment. Merrywinebone"
Photograph of "Meat ant's nest in railway embankment. Merrywinebone"
Photograph of "Kitchen - 'Oreel' Shed - Merrywinebone. Crutching"
Photograph of "Kitchen - 'Oreel' Shed - Merrywinebone. Crutching"
Photograph of " 'Oreel' Shed - 1928 - 'You sit up & eat properly' "
Photograph of " 'Oreel' Shed - 1928 - 'You sit up & eat properly' "
Photograph of "Load of cypress pine posts and rails for gooseneck - Angledool Station. A gooseneck is a curved or twisting passage way, leading between paddocks, and is used to allow traffic free passage whilst discouraging the straying through of stock. Similar in use to a ramp. Angledool Station."
Photograph of "Load of cypress pine posts and rails for gooseneck - Angledool Station. A gooseneck is a curved or twisting passage way, leading between paddocks, and is used to allow traffic free passage whilst discouraging the straying through of stock. Similar in use to a ramp. Angledool Station."
Photograph of "Menin Gate. I am in the front of this picture"
Photograph of "Menin Gate. I am in the front of this picture"
Photograph of "Mam is in front of this picture on the left. Middleburgh is a quaint market town in the island of Walcheren in Holland"
Photograph of "Mam is in front of this picture on the left. Middleburgh is a quaint market town in the island of Walcheren in Holland"
Photograph of "Gruie or Gelone ? Angledool, 1928; Needlewood ? Angledool - 1928; Beefwood ? Angledool - 1929; River Wattle - Angledool - 1929"
Photograph of "Gruie or Gelone ? Angledool, 1928; Needlewood ? Angledool - 1928; Beefwood ? Angledool - 1929; River Wattle - Angledool - 1929"
Photograph of "Coolabah. Tank at Boonevell above scrub cutting camp? - 1929. Dodd's Tank, Angledool? - 1928"
Photograph of "Coolabah. Tank at Boonevell above scrub cutting camp? - 1929. Dodd's Tank, Angledool? - 1928"
Photograph of "Mr & Mrs Weldon, baker in Angledool, old end, just after selling out to Nick Silva. Couple just leaving Angledool in their old Model T Ford. Taken in yard of bakery"
Photograph of "Mr & Mrs Weldon, baker in Angledool, old end, just after selling out to Nick Silva. Couple just leaving Angledool in their old Model T Ford. Taken in yard of bakery"
Photograph of "Type of engine (steam) used for sinking bores, shearing, saw mills, and other country work requiring a fair amount of power. This engine was part of boring plant on its way to Weilmoringle Station, N. W. New South Wales. Taken at Angledool, on its way through the town"
Photograph of "Type of engine (steam) used for sinking bores, shearing, saw mills, and other country work requiring a fair amount of power. This engine was part of boring plant on its way to Weilmoringle Station, N. W. New South Wales. Taken at Angledool, on its way through the town"
Photograph of "'Old Comedy' (night horse), 'Boonewell', Collarenebri"
Photograph of "'Old Comedy' (night horse), 'Boonewell', Collarenebri"
Photograph of "Gruie, or Colane ? (Owenia acidula). Growing at 'Boonewell' homestead, opposite back garden gate"
Photograph of "Gruie, or Colane ? (Owenia acidula). Growing at 'Boonewell' homestead, opposite back garden gate"
Photograph of "River Wilga, Cooba? Growing on bank of River Barwon, below shearing shed. 'Boonewell' Station"
Photograph of "River Wilga, Cooba? Growing on bank of River Barwon, below shearing shed. 'Boonewell' Station"
Photograph of "Lime bush, 'Boonewell' Station"
Photograph of "Lime bush, 'Boonewell' Station"