Physical description
Sepia toned photograph of two men one with spear other with gun standing in native canoe on Lake Tyers Victoria. Also sepia photographs of natives in three bark canoes on edge of waterway at Lake Tyers
Photograph - Aboriginal canoe on Lake Tyers Victoria, H D Bulmer, 1905 c
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