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The John Reilly Gallery

Photos supplied with the kind permission of John Reilly (now resident in Swaziland) and with the assistance of Monica Morrison of the UB's Harry Oppenheimer Okavango Research Centre Library in Maun


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If anyone can supply more information on any of the photos below, please contact me
	1. Bechuanaland policemen, 1930s. L to R: Bob Langley, Lt. Col. Jack Masterman (Commissioner of Police), Godley, Poole, Dennis Reilly	2. The Bechuanaland Colonial Administration, Mafeking, 1930s. Sir Charles Rey sitting in centre
	3. Chiefs in uniform, probably pre WWI	4. Chiefs
	5. Maun chiefs wedding group, June 1929. Allen Mocuminyane, Chief Mathiba Moremi, and groom is Moses Mocuminyane	6. Beeching survey party with camels
	7. Clifford Beeching Expedition leaving Maun for Livingstone, July 1928	8. Col. & Mrs. Charles Rey (Resident Commissioner of Bechuanaland), with nurse and Mr. & Mrs. Reilly, probably in front of the Athlone Hospital in Lobatse
	9. Kgotla in Maun, 1920s. By table is Moshuga Moremi, Mathiba's brother	10. Post (mail) runners arriving in Maun from Livingstone, October 1928
	11. Two-wheeled ox-wagon, 1920s	12. Doctor Skinner's motor car crossing Thamalakane River on "new" pontoon, 1929
	13. Motor tractors crossing Thamalakane on mokoros at drift, July 1928	14. Motor tractors crossing Thamalakane on mokoros at drift, July 1928
	15. Motor boat on Thamalakane River, 1928	16. Motor boat on Thamalakane River, 1928
	17. Mokoro on Thamalakane River, 1928	18. Mokoro on Thamalakane River, 1928
	19. Doctors quarters, Camp Maun, 1928	20. Doctors quarters, Camp Maun, 1928
	21. Bogged down on way to Maun, 1928	22. Lost without water and petrol for two days on the way to Maun, 1928
	23. Maun sitting room, 1929	24. Okavango River, from BPP (Bechuanaland Protectorate Police - ?) quarters, Andara, 1920s
	25. Khwai Camp, 1929. Built for His Excellency's (?) visit	26. Mahalapye railway station, with bar and refreshment room
	27. Tati Hotel, Francistown