Moving Island and Kangaroos Feature in Framlingham
A fragmented 19th century notice describes land transfers at Framlingham and native settlement near Quamby. It mentions Kangaroos moved to Framlingham, Crown lands at Fram, Warrmanibool nearby, and transfers by Tom Iggins. The passage references Port Auedeiatein, Mistanee, and Apgimustinately 23, with grazing and allotment details.
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Australian Blacks Marriage Laws Debate Sparks Public Interest
A garbled historical report discusses marriage laws for Indigenous Australians, hinting at proposed changes and public reaction. References to a prominent baker and local residents appear amid an array of unrelated notes, including a solar eclipse project, a university lecture, and plans for scientific experiments with aerial equipment.
Fragmentary note on Australian Labor Party and Lung party ties
An incomplete item notes potential cooperation between the Federal Labour Party and the Lung party, indicating expected efforts and important talks or teewits related to Vieturis. The text is fragmentary and lacks clear names, dates, and confirmed actions.
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