Nmp Event 10630

Associated With Language GroupassociatedWithLanguageGroup

• Nyawaygi^[1]all time · Row 0026 Eid 10630

Associated With Pastoral DistrictassociatedWithPastoralDistrict

• North Kennedy^[1]all time · Row 0026 Eid 10630

Described As OutragedescribedAsOutrage

• Aboriginal People^[1]all time · Row 0026 Eid 10630

Has Contemporary ReferencehasContemporaryReference

• Queenslander, 22 April 1882, p48^[1]all time · Row 0026 Eid 10630

Has Coordinate X MaxhasCoordinateXMax

• 146.113317^[1]all time · Row 0026 Eid 10630

Has Coordinate X MinhasCoordinateXMin

• 146.113317^[1]all time · Row 0026 Eid 10630

Has Coordinate Y MaxhasCoordinateYMax

• -18.786444^[1]all time · Row 0026 Eid 10630

Has Coordinate Y MinhasCoordinateYMin

• -18.786444^[1]all time · Row 0026 Eid 10630

Has Csv Record NumberhasCsvRecordNumber

• 26^[1]all time · Row 0026 Eid 10630

Has Date of First Reporting of EventhasDateOfFirstReportingOfEvent

• 1882^[1]all time · Row 0026 Eid 10630

Has Day and Month of EventhasDayAndMonthOfEvent

• April?^[1]all time · Row 0026 Eid 10630

Has Description of EventhasDescriptionOfEvent

• 'AN outrage by the blacks is reported to have occurred at the Herbert River lately. Mr. Johnstone, who, with his partner, Mr. Russell, has just taken up Waterview station, in the Herbert River district, informs us that the blacks went to the station one night and attempted to murder all hands. One poor fellow named Brown was killed, and an overseer named Smith was badly wounded, and would have been killed but for the pluck of Mr. Russell, who dragged him into the tent with one hand while firing his revolver with the other, the blacks all the time throwing their spears. They were, however, eventually driven into the scrub. In reference to the above, Mr. Percy R. Ricardo kindly writes us as follows:—“I notice in to-day's Courier (18th April) an account of a black's attack on a station called Waterview, Herbert River district. The district should have been the Burke district. I mention this as some may imagine you alluded to Waterview Station near the Herbert River, in the North Kennedy district, which station is now no longer troubled with the blacks.”' (Queenslander, 22 April 1882, p485)^[1]all time · Row 0026 Eid 10630

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See also

• Nyawaygi
• North Kennedy
• Colonial Australia 1882
• Aboriginal People
• Herbert River District
• Queenslander 22 April 1882
• Waterview Station

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