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Samuel Conwillan (Kandwillan), a Catechist of the Natives' Training Institution, Poonindie

by Crossland, John Michael.

Sir Charles FitzRoy and Bishop Broughton

by Walker, Theresa.

wax medallion portrait

"The following note establishes a connection to the necklace's possible maker. Sarah Meredith writes: 'Feb. 20th 1899 These shells I got from Queen Flora the ...

Tasmanian Steam Navigation Company's Screw Steamship City of Hobart ... Passing Gravesend on her Trial Trip, February 23rd 1854

by Deering, John W..

Taunus Mountain

by Sinnett, Sophia.

Temptation

by Pedrazzi, .

The Artist's Wife and Eldest Daughter

by Hill, Charles.

The Claim of the Waterloo Mining Co., Golden Point Head, Ballarat, 1854

by Birrill, A..

The Coming Simoon

by Wilshire, William Pitt.

The Diggers' Portfolio

by Ham, Thomas.

The Gold Diggers' Portfolio

by Ham, Thomas.

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Samuel Conwillan (Kandwillan), a Catechist of the Natives' Training Institution, Poonindie

Sir Charles FitzRoy and Bishop Broughton

Site of the New University [of Sydney]

Skeleton of a deaf adder, found in an ant hill at Port Lincoln

St. Francis' Roman Catholic Church--Melbourne

St. Paul's Church and Old Princes Bridge, in 1854, from East of Swanston Street

Still Life

Strait Rock

Sunshine

Sydney Harbour from Harbour View Hotel, Showing West Side of Dawes Point

Symbol of the Crucifixion

Tasmanian Aboriginal shell necklace

Tasmanian Steam Navigation Company's Screw Steamship City of Hobart ... Passing Gravesend on her Trial Trip, February 23rd 1854

Taunus Mountain

Temptation

The Artist's Wife and Eldest Daughter

The Claim of the Waterloo Mining Co., Golden Point Head, Ballarat, 1854

The Coming Simoon

The Diggers' Portfolio

The Gold Diggers' Portfolio

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