Nmp Event 73414

Classified As AttackclassifiedAsAttack

• Aboriginal People^[1]all time · Row 2772 Eid 73414

First Reported on DatefirstReportedOnDate

• 15 August 1877^[1]all time · Row 2772 Eid 73414

Framed AsframedAs

• attack on Aboriginal people^[1]all time · Row 2772 Eid 73414

Has Cause ReasonhasCauseReason

• Presumably fear, as they merely saw the Aboriginal party.^[1]all time · Row 2772 Eid 73414

Has Contemporary ReferencehasContemporaryReference

• Cooktown Herald and Palmer River Advertiser, 15 August 1877, p2^[1]all time · Row 2772 Eid 73414

Has Coordinate X MaxhasCoordinateXMax

• 145.734162^[1]all time · Row 2772 Eid 73414

Has Coordinate X MinhasCoordinateXMin

• 145.734162^[1]all time · Row 2772 Eid 73414

Has Coordinate Y MaxhasCoordinateYMax

• -17.028897^[1]all time · Row 2772 Eid 73414

Has Coordinate Y MinhasCoordinateYMin

• -17.028897^[1]all time · Row 2772 Eid 73414

Has Csv Record NumberhasCsvRecordNumber

• 2772^[1]all time · Row 2772 Eid 73414

Has Description of EventhasDescriptionOfEvent

• The Blacks—During Mr. Collison and party’s journey over the country near where the new road is being opened, they fell in with blacks. One mob of these appears to be headed by a broad, muscular half-cast, who at the time of being seen, had a shield on one arm. He appeared to be urging the others to advance, but was timely checked by a rifle ball whizzing between his legs, after which he and his followers were seen no more. Mr. Collison also come across a black's camp where was an ample store of wire-rigging, hammers, tomahawks ropes and other materials, which had evidently been brought from some vessel wrecked on the coast. The blacks were absent during the visit, but probably concealed close by, watching proceedings, but afraid to move.—Cairns Advertiser.^[1]all time · Row 2772 Eid 73414

Has Entry IdhasEntryId

• 73414^[1]all time · Row 2772 Eid 73414

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See also

• Aboriginal People
• Settlers Squatters
• William Collinson
• Cooktown Herald and Palmer River Advertiser
• Cook Pastoral District
• Yidinjdji

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