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Photograph of a view of the Melacca river, Malaysia. There are a large number of boats on the river, a selection with cabins and thatched roofs. On the left side of the river are a series of buildings, many of which are on stilts. Groups of people are sea

Many presentation albums of photographs have been given as gifts

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'Glenelg from jetty'; View of Glenelg, South Australia from jetty 1881

RCIN 2580710

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In 1881, Prince Albert Victor (1864-92) and Prince George, later King George V (1865-1936), participated in a cruise on HMS Bacchante as part of their naval training. Reverend John Neale Dalton (1839-1931), chaplain to Queen Victoria (1819-1901) and tutor to the princes, oversaw the cruise that included stops in South America, South Africa and Australia. This photograph is from an album presented to King George V by Dalton. The photograph is taken at the end of a jetty looking towards the South Australian beach town, Glenelg.