The end of the washing. The last item on washing day here.
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The girls ironing Selaniet, Seita & Alice little Denna on the mat. Our houseboys sleeping quarters in the background, also an oven used during a severe rice famine when the nurses had to make bread for the natives. The village houses can be seen among the trees.
The pinnace and the Wat; Emma is sitting on the top of the pinnace.
This is a portion of the crowd assembled to welcome us Frank took this from our back steps looking toward the entrance.
This is last Friday week's dust storm approaching. It was the same as this as far as the eye could see
This is the group at the wedding at Watnabara: Left to Right: Standing: Mr. Tunnecliffe, Mrs.Hagan (visitor), Rev. Cox (chairman), Me & my husband, Mr Noall, Bridegroom, Bride, [?] Davis M.A. (Bestman), Miss Coultheart (Bridesmaid), Miss Collins, Mr Garten, Mr Wright, Rev. Fletcher, halfcaste school girl, Mr Wayne. Seated: Mrs Griffith, Miss Tonkin, Mrs Margetts, Mrs Noall & 3 children, Mrs Wright, Mrs Garten
This photo was taken from our side verandah on the day when things from the gift boxes were being given out to the people from the out lying villages. The sisters are at work at the table, and Emma is standing in the medical dressing shed. The big shed is the store, or rather contains the store rooms, and house boys quarters. The medical work is done in the open space where Emma is standing, to the right can be seen the sisters kitchen and part of the house. (And their clothes line). Post card print.
This was taken on our back lawn The three boys are Eluida, Jona & Esikel. Eluida & Esikel house boys. Jona general & medical boy. (Cf. PMBPhoto7_063a)
