THE HEART OF AUSTRALIA.—(I) A scene in the Musgrave Ranges, in ihe north of South Australia and 200 miles West of the Port Augusla-Darwtn railway line. (2) A typical homestead (in North Australia) built high above the ground. (3) The Plain Rat-Kangaroo, or Oolacunta, thought to be extinct but re-discovered in 1931. It is of the size of a rabbit. (4) Ihe camel indispensable to transport m the dry, hot country. ) (5) The aboriginal's method of carrying game into camp after spearing. The majority of these photographs have been reproduced from The Red Centre, a book reviewed on this page.
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Auckland Star, Volume LXVII, Issue 21, 25 January 1936, Page 1 (Supplement)
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100THE HEART OF AUSTRALIA.—(I) A scene in the Musgrave Ranges, in ihe north of South Australia and 200 miles West of the Port Augusla-Darwtn railway line. (2) A typical homestead (in North Australia) built high above the ground. (3) The Plain Rat-Kangaroo, or Oolacunta, thought to be extinct but re-discovered in 1931. It is of the size of a rabbit. (4) Ihe camel indispensable to transport m the dry, hot country. ) (5) The aboriginal's method of carrying game into camp after spearing. The majority of these photographs have been reproduced from The Red Centre, a book reviewed on this page. Auckland Star, Volume LXVII, Issue 21, 25 January 1936, Page 1 (Supplement)
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