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(19 pictures)
Picture relating to Queensland - titled 'Adolphus Henry Everhard Barton, Member for the Legislative Assembly Carnarvon, ca. 1905'
Picture relating to Gill Street - titled 'Queen Hotel, Charters Towers owned by Mrs. M. E. Sheridan, ca. 1905'
Picture relating to Springsure - titled 'Distant view of Scott's Hotel, Springsure, ca. 1905'
Picture relating to Winton - titled 'Winton Hotel, Winton, ca. 1905'
Picture relating to Charleville - titled 'Advertisement for the Hotel Norman, Charleville, ca. 1905'
Picture relating to Blackall - titled 'Early view of Shamrock Steet, Blackall showing hotels and businesses, ca. 1905'
Picture relating to Kilcoy - titled 'John Donnelly's Hopetoun Hotel, Kilcoy, 1905'
Picture relating to Boonah - titled 'Men gathering on a hotel verandah in Boonah, Queensland, ca. 1905'
Picture relating to Pittsworth - titled 'Grand Hotel, Hadley Street, Pittsworth, ca. 1905'
Picture relating to Pittsworth - titled 'Crowds in Yandilla Street, cleaning up after a fire, Pittsworth, 1905'
Picture relating to Pittsworth - titled 'Women sifting through the rubble after a fire in Yandilla Street, Pittsworth, 1905'
Picture relating to Pittsworth - titled 'People helping to clean up after a fire in Yandilla Street, Pittsworth, 1905'
Picture relating to Chillagoe - titled 'Hanging Rock, Chillagoe, North Queensland, ca. 1905'
Picture relating to Charters Towers - titled 'Railway gates, Charters Towers, ca. 1905'
Picture relating to Mount Morgan - titled 'Mount Morgan from the hospital, featuring the Royal Hotel, ca. 1905'
Picture relating to Tiaro - titled 'Victoria Hotel at Tiaro, ca. 1905'

Adolphus Henry Everhard Barton, Member for the Legislative Assembly Carnarvon, ca. 1905

contributed by QldPics, taken in 1905
(contact QldPics about this picture)

Adolphus Barton arrived in Victoria in 1854 and came to Stanthorpe in 1874 where he worked as a stock and station agent. Later he was the Licencee of Farley's Hotel. He was elected to parliament as MLA for Carnarvon and served a period from 27 August 1904 to 11 May 1907. (Description supplied with photograph)