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PACIFIC ISLAND CULTURE AND SOCIETY

The Papers of Reverence George Brown (1835-1917), Methodist Missionary, from the State Library of New South Wales

Photographs

Some of the individual photographs have descriptions and there is a complete list for one of the albums as follows:

 

Title Reverend George Brown: [Album of photographs including Duke of York Island, New Britain and New Ireland (Papua New Guinea), Samoa, Fiji and Tonga], ca. 1875-1881
Creator Brown, George, 1835-1917
Date of Work 1875-1881
Type of Material Pictures
Lib Ref PXA 924
Physical Description Albums - 1 album (81 albumen photoprints) - 31 x 25.5cm
Contents 1. Samoan house on Mission Station
  2. Mission House Point, Port Hunter
  3. View from Mission House, Kabakadai
  4. The graves of our little ones
  5. Natives of Duke of York
  6. Native Minister's House, Kabakadi, New Britain
  7. Native women, New Ireland, returning from work
  8. Native village, New Ireland
  9. South Point of Port Hunter
  10. The Cemetery, Port Hunter
  11. Samoan House
  12. The Duk Duk and Sacred Canoe
  13-14. Natives of Duke of York Ils
  15. Teacher's House, New Ireland
  16. Scene on Mission Station, Port Huunter
  17. Natives giving presents on our coming away
  18. Natives and House, Duke of York
  19. River scene, New Ireland
  20. Canoe & Natives, Duke of York Island
  21. Outhouses at Port Hunter
  22. River scene New Ireland
  23. The Marquis de Ray's settlement at Irish Cove
  24. Natives and house, New Ireland
  25. Native Church, Molst, Duke of York Island
  26. The Cemetery, Port Hunter
  27. Natives and houses, New Ireland
  28. Natives and house, New Ireland
  29. Coast scene, New Ireland
  30. The French colonists whom we rescued
  31. Sacred canoe
  32. The first Church and our first converts
  33. Teacher's house, family and natives
  34. Duke of York Village and natives
  35. Natives giving presents on our coming away
  36. Fijian club dance
  37. Teacher's House, New Britain
  39. New Britain women
  40. Duke of York women
  41. Duke of York natives after a dance
  43. Port Hunter, Duke of York
  44. French colonists, New Ireland
  45. New Ireland village scene
  46-47. Mission House, Kabakadi, New Britain
  48. The teachers employed in New Britain District in 1880
  49. Teachers from Fiji, Samoa and Tonga New Britain District 1880
  50. Lavinia Bay, Met[lik?], New Ireland
  51. French Colonists, New Ireland
  52. Metlik[?], Lavinia Bay ("Likiliki")
  53. Native Village, New Ireland
  54. The graves of our children (Wallis & Mabel)
  61. A Samoan woman
  62. S.S. "Ripple" and Sch. [i.e. schooner] "Atlantic" in Port Hunter
  63. [two women and child]
  64. Tausaoln, a Chief of Matapit, New Britain
  65. Aminio Bale and wife
  66. Kaplen, a Duke of York native
  67. Mission House, Port Hunter
  68. [Male with woman breastfeeding a baby]
  69. Patauiro[?], a Duke of York woman
  70. Ilaita, a Chief of New Britain
  71. Samoan woman
  72. To Pulu (King Dick) & wives
  73. Mesake Bahulu, a Tongan Minister and two N. Britain boys
  74. Peni Lelei & wife, D. of York
  75. Maruwaruno, a Duke of York Chief & family (part only)
  76. [man and two women]
  77. To Pulu (King Dick) & wives
  78. Itione & Metala, Samoan teacher & wife
  79. Samoan women
  80. Sosetene & Sieni, a Samoan teacher & wife
  81. See 72 & 77 [To Pulu & wives]
  82. Malata & Satesa, a Samoan teacher & wife
  83. Liblib, a Duke of York Chief
  84. Samoan women
  85. Duke of York native
  86. Duke of York natives
  87. Samoan woman
  88. Duke of York children
  89.Tingtal, a Duke of York woman & two Fijian women
Inscriptions

Numbers - recorded in blue pencil beside images

Captions - handwritten below each image

Notes

No images for numbers, 38, 42, 55-60 and 90-96

The following persons have been identified by Dr. Helen Gardner, Deakin University, Jan. 2004: nos. 40 & 54 Geoffrey & Lydia Brown ; no.41 Geoffrey Brown ; no.45 Lydia Brown ; no.63 Mrs Danks, Lydia & Geoffrey ; no.68 Mr. & Mrs. Benjamin Danks and baby son ; no.76 Mr. & Mrs. Benjamin Danks.

Source Purchased 1973
Topic burial grounds
  canoes
  churches
  colonists
  houses
  missionaries
  missions (chuch settlements)
  Pacific Islanders
  teachers
  villages
Place Duke of York Island (Papua New Guinea)
  Fiji
  New Britain Island (Papua New Guinea)
  New Ireland (Papua New Guinea)
  Port Hunter (Duke of York Island)
  Samoa
  Tonga

 

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