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At the Cataract Gorge, Launceston, Tasmania. A fine view of the Pathway, the Aqueduct, and the South Esk River
The Cataract Cliff Grounds, in Launceston, Tasmania, are a striking instance of what may be accomplished by the co-operation of Nature and Art. The pathway that we see below us has been constructed along the face of the towering cliff for about a…
Elizabeth Street and the Union Bank of Australia, Hobart, Tasmania
This scene is that of a business center in Hobart, Tasmania. Hobart is the capital and largest city of the island. It is situated in the southeastern corner of the island. The city has enjoyed an increasing prosperity ever since its founding by…
The timber industry, Tasmania. A stationary engine for hauling logs by a wire rope on to the tram
The important hardwood industry or Tasmania is seen probably at its best at Geeveston, south of Hobart. The Huon Timber Co.'s extensive plant includes several sawmills and many miles of narrow-gauge railway. Our series of stereographs commences with…
Shelter pavilion, Fern-Tree Bower, Hobart, Tasmania. During the summer season it is visited by thousands of tourists
Fern Tree Bower is one of the most charming of the many pleasure resorts around Hobart, and is first favourite with the local picnicker. The water from two creeks is collected in a basin at the spot, which has been richly endowed by Nature with…
At the Cataract Gorge, Launceston, Tasmania, showing the pathway along the cliff and the Crow's Nest Hut
The Cataract Cliff Grounds, in Launceston, Tasmania, are a striking instance of what may be accomplished by the co-operation of Nature and Art. The pathway that we see below us has been constructed along the face of the towering cliff for about a…
Fountain in Albert Square, Launceston
Handwritten note on back reads "Fountain in Albert Square Launceston. 2nd prize fountain at the Paris exhibtition"
The Cataract Gorge, Launceston, Tasmania. A view of the picturesque pathway at a particularly rocky spot
The Cataract Cliff Grounds, in Launceston, Tasmania, are a striking instance of what may be accomplished by the co-operation of Nature and Art. The pathway that we see below us has been constructed along the face of the towering cliff for about a…