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  are replies to questions in your memo No. 65----- / 1) When I was at Mr Robinson's station in Jany: last; Mr F. / W. Robinson with a black-boy were looking afer the cat-

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  1) When I was at Mr Robinson's station in Jany: last; Mr F. / W. Robinson with a black-boy were looking afer the cat- / tle & no one else, I considered that these two hands were

IN-LETTER 2011/1889 Lands
INSPECTOR OF POLICE 111.809 27/3/89
PORT DOUGLAS
IPS
COMMISSIONER OF POLICE
04913
QUEENSLAND
5. APR. 89
Insptr Stuart
Police Depart.
Port Douglas.
Sir,
I have the honour to inform you that the following
are replies to questions in your memo No. 65-----
1) When I was at Mr Robinson's station in Jany: last; Mr F.
W. Robinson with a black-boy were looking afer the cat-
tle & no one else, I considered that these two hands were
insufficient to look after a large mob of cattle (1500) and over
so many miles of country, and I told him so.-------------
2) I do not know.----------
3) No.--------------
4) Only the one mentioned (a native of Dungeness)
and two little boys about 9 (nine) years of age.
I have the honour to be,
Sir
your most obedint [sic] Servt:
Jno: de L. Affleck
Cadet
Herberton Hospital
March 25th 89
Inspr. Stuart
Port Douglas