English: Troopers at w:Dagworth Station during the Shearer's Strike in 1894

Shown is the temporary shearing shed used after the main shed was burnt by unionists; note the heavy fortifications. On the left in the dark tops are three policemen; the middle one is Senior Constable Michael Daly who was involved in the shoot-out when the main shearing shed was burnt down at the station. Beside them are the squatters who owned the station, Angus Macpherson, Gideon Macpherson, Robert (Bob) Macpherson, and Jack Macpherson. At image right are Weldon Tomlin who was the shed overseer, and Henry Dyer. These men were also involved in the altercation at the burning of the shed. The three policemen and Bob McPherson are thought to be the three troopers and the squatter referred to in the poem/song w:Waltzing Matilda.
(Reference: O'Keeffe, Dennis (2012). Waltzing Matilda: The Secret History of Australia's Favourite Song. Sydney: Allen and Unwin. ISBN 978-1-74237-706-3.)