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Port Macquarie Historical Society Photographs Jackie Duffy Timber Town Sawmill No: 7576 No: 8904 Text19Jackie Duffy Text19Gulleting machine for saw sharpening, at Timber Town Sawmill Timber Town Sawmill Smoko No: 8903 No: 901 Text19Timber Town Sawmill Text19Timber Trucks and workmen Bullocks Timbertown No: 1210 No: 6694 Text19Bullock team hauling timber Text19Bullocks at Timbertown Bullock Team Wauchope No: 376 No: 8605 Text19Bullock team crossing a river with another team following, and showing man Text19A traction engine hauls logs near the office of British Australian Timber Co. standing on a bridge to the left and a building in the left background situated on the banks of Hastings River near the home of A.G. Parker. 27/08/2019 9:03:52 AM Port Macquarie Historical Society Photographs Timber industry Val Crothers No: 8960 No: 7987 Text19Herons Creek timber mill Text19Portrait of Val Crothers from Old World Timber Art Ship Wauchope Drogher loading timber No: 1092 No: 1198 Text19Timber being unloaded at wharf Text19Drogher loading timber at Lansdowne River, Coopernook Loggers with Blackbutt Log Palm Trees No: 457 No: 2360 Text19Two loggers with blackbutt log Text19Palm Trees Bullock Team and Dray Welsford House No: 375 No: 2877 Text19Unknown bullock team and dray showing driver standing beside bullock Text19Welsford vintage Mill (Timber) House, Hibbard Hastings River Drive 27/08/2019 9:03:53 AM Port Macquarie Historical Society Photographs Wauchope House Timbertown No: 3475 No: 6691 Text19Wauchope House built by Captain Waugh; after Captain Waugh left was Text19Bullocks with unknown woman at Timbertown occupied by the Andrews family; cedar timber; Mr. & Mrs. Andrews sitting Unknown Female Jock McCarthy at woodchopping championships No: 6690 No: 6805 Text19Unknown female visiting Timbertown Text19John Joseph "Jock" McCarthy, tree-felling champion, at Royal Easter Show Timbertown Alf Edwards & Fred Matesick;2 dghtrs of Perce Bourne No: 6685 No: 4250 Text19Unknown gentleman at Timbertown with wagon Text19Hibbard timber mill - punt - Alf Edwards & Fred Matesick;2 dghtrs of Perce Bourne Welsford House Steam Tractor No: 4160 No: 2879 Text19Mill house at Hibbard once occupied by Welsford family Text19Marshal's Steam Tractor Truck with carts laden with timber 27/08/2019 9:03:53 AM Port Macquarie Historical Society Photographs Tom Duck Unidentified timber mill No: 4226 No: 3461 Text19Tom Duck and other timber workers, photograph described as being taken Text19Possibly Hibbard "over near Perth" Bullock Teams Hauling Logs Timber industry No: 4022 No: 8934 Text19Two bullock teams hauling logs near the Camden Haven River at Kendall Text19Caring poles or logs at Wauchope Blackbutt Log Timber industry - P J Bourne No: 456 No: 8943 Text19Recoard Blackbutt Log on cart will cut 3,400 super feet timber Text19Manager buying beech logs hailed into Moreton's Creek wharf from Hastings River Sawmills Ltd Timber Trucks Timber industry No: 8835 No: 8945 Text19Loading logs at Rail at Kendall; McCarthy brothers Text19Bullock team Wauchope 27/08/2019 9:03:54 AM Port Macquarie Historical Society Photographs Timber industry Timber industry No: 8949 No: 8954 Text19Hauling logs Wauchope Text19Bullock team hauling logs timber getting transport Ship Coopernook Timber industry No: 1159 No: 8958 Text19SS Coopernook loading poles Cameron Street, Wauchope Text19Herons Creek timber mill Timber industry Timber industry No: 8941 No: 8948 Text19Bullock team hauling logs to dept; Bains Bridge, Moreton's Creek in Text19Wauchope Railway yard background. For Hastings River Sawmill Hibbard, Port Macquarie Timber Timber No: 8982 No: 8983 Text19Truck hauling logs, 2 workers, 1 in crane Text19Worker standing near log 27/08/2019 9:03:55 AM Port Macquarie Historical Society Photographs Timber Timber No: 8984 No: 8985 Text19Truck in forest, 1 worker Text19Burnt forest timber regeneration Timber Timber industry No: 8986 No: 8955 Text19Blitz wagon trucks with crane lifting logs Text19Main building Herons Creek timber mill Timber industry Timbertown No: 8928 No: 8915 Text19Timber industry Hastings River Wauchope Text19Sawmill, The Skids Leon Lawrence Cameron Street Wharf No: 1808 No: 8921 Text19Leon Lawrence in front of stacks of timber Text19Hauling logs to Wauchope 27/08/2019 9:03:55 AM Port Macquarie Historical Society Photographs Terry Hayes Hauling logs No: 907 No: 8924 Text19Portrait Terry Hayes Text19Traction Engine, Wauchope. Photo shows steam driven traction engine being used to haul timber to the river end of Cameron Street. The old school Timber industry Timber industry No: 8931 No: 8929 Text19J Croll & Sons truck; Croll's were sawmillers near Dungog Text19Hauling timber near Wauchope Timber Getter at Ballengarra Logging camp No: 4023 c.1897 No: 8861 c.1900 Text19Reuben Keen with some of his bullock team and a log loaded onto wheels for Text19Alfred Keena was a keen photographer. This photo was taken from a glass hauling to the mill negative Logging Camp Bullock Team No: 8858 1900 No: 8890 1916 Text19Logging camp. Tucker Marchment is present in photo. Alfred Keena was a Text19Last team of Hibbard Sawmill driven by F. Swan keen photograher. This photo was taken from a glass negative. 27/08/2019 9:03:56 AM Port Macquarie Historical Society Photographs Timber industry Timber No: 8940 c.1920 No: 8995 1920 Text19Bains Bridge Wauchope. Logs loading onto Punts for Hastings River Sawmills, Text19Timber view, loaded truck to the right Hibbard, Port Macquarie Bullock Team hauling logs Horse team snigging girders at Mortons Creek No: 611 1920s No: 8749 c.1925 Text19Handwritten note on backing of framed photograph: Bullock Team, Text19Jim Craig owner and driver of team; J.C. Noakes timber agent. Dog under grey Wauchope. Bill Pead Team "Whisky". Four children in front of team. horse named Fido. Ship Ballangerra Timber Cutting No: 1061 1927 No: 8810 c.1930 Text19SS Ballengerra being loaded with poles at Port Macquarie wharf Text19Kendall area; McCarthy brothers Timber Cutting Timber Cutting No: 8813 c.1930 No: 8808 c.1930 Text19Pit sawyers at work; Text19Kendall area; McCarthy brothers 27/08/2019 9:03:56 AM Port Macquarie Historical Society Photographs Hibbard Log Punt Cutting and transporting timber No: 8970 c.1930 No: 3460 c.1930s Text19Loading (or unloading) logs at either the Hibbard timber mill or the Hibbard Text19Bullock team with empty log jinker. Timber cutters on planks ready to cut tree. wharf Ship Nambucca Loading sleepers No: 1068 c.1930's No: 8872 1931 Text19SS Nambucca at Hibbard Wharf Text19Taken where Pilot Shed now stands. Boat is possibly SS Uki. Timber industry Hibbard Sawmill No: 8937 c.1940 No: 3458 c.1940s Text19Frank Ninness; Eric Keft and P.J.Bourne in Brill Brill State Forest- log for Text19View of mill and timber at Hibbard Hastings River Saw Mills Pty Ltd Hibbard Sawmill Ship Glenreagh No: 3459 c.1940s No: 1052 1947 Text19Hastings River Sawmills Ltd Text19Ship Glenreagh, timber carrier 27/08/2019 9:03:57 AM Port Macquarie Historical Society Photographs Timberboat Hibbard Sawmill No: 1047 1947 No: 8775 c.1950 Text19Unknown timberboat entering river Port Macquarie Text19Transoms ready for shipping Hastings River Sawmills Ltd, Hibbard Port Macquarie Hibbard Mill Timber Mill No: 8773 c.1950 No: 4542 1960s Text19Timber at the Hibbard Mill on Hastings River, Port Macquarie. Girders ready Text19Heron's Creek Timber Mill for shipment Timber Mill Port Macquarie Townscape No: 4535 1960s No: 7150 c.1961 Text19Herron's Creek Timber Mill Text19Looking across to the town centre shows the foreshore, PM West Grand United bowling club, Westport football field and the old timber mill at the Carnival of the Pines Procession - Herons Creek Timber Mills Float Carnival of the Pines No: 1741 1966 No: 3136 1966 Text19 Text19Herrons Creek Timbers Mills float 27/08/2019 9:03:57 AM Port Macquarie Historical Society Photographs Carnival of the Pines Procession - Timber Float Timber Mill No: 1626 1966 No: 3072 1966 Text19Very large tree trunk on a timber jinker Text19Herons Creek Timber Mill Rockery Timbers Art Shop Herons Creek Timber Mill No: 7627 1966 No: 1258 1966 Text19Rockery Timbers Art Shop in Hastings River Drive Text19Herons Creek Timber Mill Logging Kingfisher Park, timber hut No: 8869 c.1970 No: 661 1970 Text19Poles on green near Post Office at Government wharf, Port Macquarie Text19View of back of timber slab hut Kingfisher Park, timber slab hut Timber Mill No: 658 1970 No: 8851 c.1970 Text19view shows fron of hut, with slippery dip in foreground. Text19Boral Timber, Bellangary - Allan Taylor & Co. 27/08/2019 9:03:58 AM Port Macquarie Historical Society Photographs Timber Truck Timber Trucks No: 8840 c.1970 No: 8837 c.1970 Text19Log loading at rail at Kendall; Text19Log loading at rail at Kendall; Timber Mill Cutting Timber No: 8855 c.1970 No: 8845 c.1970 Text19Beechwood Timbers Pty Ltd Text19Ray Dolezal; conkels the size of timber to cut - John Potts;guides the timber through the saw. Mill owned & operated by Tim Slater & David Lee Cutting Timber Timber Mill No: 8843 c.1970 No: 8853 c.1970 Text19Comboyne- Pit Sawyer at work Text19Boral Timber, Bellangary - Allan Taylor & Co. Timbertown Shingle Splitter Timbertown - Major and Minor Horse Team No: 1712 1970s No: 1707 1970s Text19 Text19Two draught horses pulling a dray loaded with visitors. View shows timber church in background. 27/08/2019 9:03:59 AM Port Macquarie Historical Society Photographs Timbertown - Post Office Store Timbertown - Bullock Team on the Village Oval No: 1708 1970s No: 1709 1970s Text19View shows
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