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  • 1909 For purposes other than the supply of their own families, would not the pol ...always wait for proof before they take action in any general matter which may arise which gives even the colorable shadow of evidence that it is for an u
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  • [[Category:Royal Commission]] [[Category:May 1909]] [[Category:Royal Commission]] [[Category:O'Connor]] [[Category:history]]
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  • ...eral persons you do not believe—are we to understand that?— The person may be a very much superior tracker to myself. I was travelling along with Seni [[Category:Royal Commission]] [[Category:April 1909]] [[Category:Royal Commission]] [[Category:Commisioner Standish]] [[Categor
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  • ...hrough One-mile Creek towards Peechelba road; no description can be given; may have gone to Warby Ranges.— 4th November 1878”?— I now remember. The [[Category:Royal Commission]] [[Category:April 1909]] [[Category:Royal Commission]] [[Category:Commisioner Standish]] [[Categor
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  • ...an proceed beyond reach of supplies, and re-organize again when your party may have something tangible to work upon, which I humbly trust to be able to ob ...say there that he hopes that you may have something tangible on which you may work?— Yes.
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  • ...than ‘Eleven Mile Creek,’ should the tracks lead in that direction. He may then go quietly to Greta to feed horses, &c., first sending here to me ...ng do you remain in Horsham before you visit again?— That depends. There may be some crime break out, and I have to go and enquire into.
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