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Gateshead 1975

  • slimypants said:
    South east surely? ;-)
  • Tyne & Wear Archives & Museums said:
    slimypants Thanks for spotting that - it's been corrected.

Boat Three Cheers taking on stores, Aru Islands Regency, 1908

  • Vesna Verencevic said:
    When the pearling season commences on the Aru Islands, each of the three major boat types—sampans, belangs and junkos—are involved in collecting and transporting shell. Sampans: The sampans, dugouts of 3 to 6 meters that sometimes car-ried outriggers and a sail (and in Dobo even an outboard motor), are a multi-purpose inshore craft. They are employed in fishing, general transport, and pearl shell gath-ering. Many people could make sampans, and one could be con-structed at short notice anywhere on the Aru Islands. Belangs: The belangs seen on the foreshore at Dobo come in from villages, bringing pearl shell or copra (dried coconut) for sale. Usually there is a whole family on board. Junkos:The typical junko is a 10- to 20-meter-fong plank on-frame carvel-built vessel, with a counter stern, ketch rig and diesel engine. Source: www.penn.museum/sites/expedition/sampans-belangs-and-junkos/

Missionary party aboard the SS MORESBY, Normanby Island

  • Nigel Clews said:
    It would be fascinating to know the names of the individuals in the photo. Whilst undertaking some research at London Road, Cemetery, Coventry, UK, this morning, I came across the following inscription on the family grave of the Hawley family. ' In loving memory of Thomas Gustave ( Hawley) only child of Thomas and Louisa Hawley, of this City, who died on the S.S. Moresby , the 14th August 1899, aged 39 years , and was buried on Crawford Island, one of the Solomans' Nigel Clews, Coventry UK, 11 April 2023