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[ page numbers in yellow are illustrations ] | | Page No. |
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Aborigines Department | | 176, 299-300 |
Agent for the Curator of Intestate Estates | | 125 |
Agent for the Government Actuary | | 125 |
Agent for the Government Savings Bank | | 125 |
Alligators | | 53 |
Ambonese | | 29 |
Arbitration | | 215-18 |
Ashburton River, crossing the | | 229-36 |
Asiatics | | 28 |
Bailiff | | 125 |
Bats | | 72 |
Battalion, 28th | | 7 |
Boomerangs (see Kylies) | | |
Broome, jetty | | 25 |
Broome, lighthouse | | 38 |
Broome, police station | | 26, 45 |
Broome, Ted Morrow's time there | | 25-66 |
Broome, tennis club | | 29 |
Bungarras | | 279 |
Bush Food, bardie | | 176 |
Bush Food, bungarras | | 176 |
Bush Food, cockatoos | | 82, 83, 84, 85 |
Bush Food, frogs (source of water) | | 86 |
Bush Food, goannas | | 85 |
Bush Food, hawks | | 85 |
Bush Food, kangaroos | | 83, 109-110, 119, 176, 217, 218 |
Bush Food, parrots | | 82, 85 |
Bush Food, sandalwood nuts | | 98 |
Bush Food, snakes | | 85 |
Bush Food, tadpoles | | 85 |
Bush Food, white ants | | 86 |
Cable House | | 38 |
Camel tanks | | 122 |
Camels | | 120-22 |
Cattle | | 237, 276 |
Cattle killing, patrol | | 277-290 |
Cattle, Killers, Morrow, E. (Ted)'s Outfit en route to locate | | 326 |
Cattle, wild | | 134 |
Cattle-dealing | | 189 |
Chanak: The Natives' Sacred Stone in Kimberley | | 316 |
Charnler River emerging from Charnler Gorge | | 330 |
Chinese | | 29 |
Cingalee | | 29 |
Clerk of Courts | | 125 |
Cockatoos | | 76, 99 |
Cockroaches | | 30 |
Coffins | | 165-67 |
Crabs | | 46 |
Crickets | | 163 |
Crows | | 82, 85 |
Curlews | | 104 |
Dengue fever | | 38 |
Detonators | | 293-4 |
Devil, devil | | 58, 106 |
Diggers Diary, The | | 7 |
Dingoes | | 77, 86, 98, 301-2 |
Dogs, native | | 32-37, 56, 63, 65, 73, 78, 89, 105, 272, 273, 284, 288, 289 |
Donkeys | | 225-6 |
Drought | | 116 |
Dust devils (see Whirlwinds) | | |
Eagle-hawks | | 85, 98 |
Emus | | 99, 248 |
Everlastings | | 98 |
Food & provisions | | 42, 62, 79, 81, 83, 85-86, 95, 97, 109, 127, 133, 141, 149, 150, 155, 157, 163, 176, 189, 194, 200, 202-3, 204, 205, 210-11, 212, 213, 217, 218, 220, 242, 250, 268, 275, 279, 281, 300 |
Frogs | | 163 |
Galahs | | 98 |
Gambling | | 29 |
Geckos | | 163 |
Gidyea tree | | 228 |
Government Mission, Mogumber | | 176 |
Grasshoppers | | 269 |
Graves | | 238, 242-3 |
Horse-breeding | | 189 |
Horses | | 74-5 |
Horses, Bushman | | 28, 33, 37-38, 39, 41, 46 |
Horses, Fly | | 28 |
Hose-pipe | | 28 |
Hotel (20 miles south of Peak Hill) | | 291-5 |
Inspector of Licensed Premises | | 125 |
Iron in the Fire | | 7 |
Japanese | | 26, 29 |
Japanese Club, Broome | | 26 |
Justice of the Peace | | 215 |
Kadjibut trees | | 142 |
Kangaroo shooters and hunters | | 212, 242, 296 |
Kangaroos | | 98, 99, 208, 237, 241, 245, 248 |
Kaolin | | 129, 170 |
Koepangers | | 26, 29 |
Kylies | | 34, 63, 65, 103, 114, 144, 268, 279, 284 |
Lalla Rookh Mine | | 327 |
Lost child, search for | | 243-52 |
Lost in the bush | | 194-199 |
Malays | | 26, 29 |
Mangrove swamps | | 24, 32, 46-9 |
Meekatharra Hospital | | 128-9, 277 |
Meekatharra-Marble Bar mail car | | 137 |
Mines, Lalla Rookh | | 327 |
Mining dispute | | 169-74 |
Mining Registrar | | 125 |
Motor-car journeys | | 254-55, 257-60, 261, 296-7 |
Motor-car patrols | | 207-215, 220-21, 223, 227-40 |
Motor-cars | | 138, 157, 183, 204, 207-9, 221, 227-230 |
Mt. Vernon road | | 223 |
Murchison River, crossing the | | 261 |
Natives | | 22, 24, 25, 32-36, 39-45, 55, 63-66, 67, 68, 70-1, 73, 74, 78-80, 105, 113, 116-124, 133, 134-57, 175-182, 265-290, 304-305 |
Natives, Burial in Tree | | 316 |
Natives, diseased | | 265-77 |
Natives, Family Group | | 329 |
Natives, Kimberley Women settling a difference of opinion | | 320 |
Natives, making Corroboree | | 317 |
Natives, removal of children to Government Mission | | 175-182 |
Natives, Rock Paintings in West Kimberley | | 328 |
Outcamps and outcamp men | | 61, 93-99 |
Oysters | | 24 |
Pastoral statistics | | 204 |
Peak Hill, Barber's Saloon | | 204-5 |
Peak Hill, Cemetery | | 165 |
Peak Hill, Christmas in | | 200-203 |
Peak Hill, debating club | | 262 |
Peak Hill, Hotel | | 183-4 |
Peak Hill, social and dance | | 263-4 |
Peak Hill, Ted Morrow's departure from | | 308-14 |
Peak Hill, Ted Morrow's time there | | 113-313 |
Pearling, divers | | 31 |
Pearling, luggers | | 30-31, 48-51 |
Pearling, shell-openers | | 30 |
Pigeons, topknot spinifex | | 76, 103 |
Pinkeye time (annual holiday) | | 143 |
Police Force | | 7, 16, 23 |
Police Gazette, The | | 113 |
Police Headquarters, Perth | | 18, 137 |
Police Station, Wyndham | | 324 |
Police, At the end of a Day's Patrol. Making Bread | | 6 |
Police, Author's Outfit en route to locate Native Cattle Killers | | 326 |
Police, barracks | | 18 |
Police, duties | | 32, 125-6 |
Police, Fresh Meat for the Camp | | 320 |
Police, Mounted | | 11, 20, 32 |
Police, Mounted Trooper riding through Grass country | | 322 |
Police, North-West Mounted | | 11 |
Police, On Patrol | | 324 |
Police, on Patrol in Kimberley | | 318 |
Police, Rafting Pack Saddles | | 318 |
Police, school | | 18-20 |
Police, stables | | 16, 18 |
Police, Tablelands Police Station, 1922. Old Jail used as living quarters after the police station burnt down in 1922. Mrs M. Morrow and baby Harry. | | 332 |
Police, Tablelands, Police Station, 1922. The old jail used as living quarters. The tin shed at the rear served as a bathroom. | | 332 |
Prince of Wales (visit 1920) | | 20 |
Prospector, on his "Show" | | 321 |
Prospectors | | 125, 127-9, 162-3, 164, 169-73, 184, 262 |
Prospectors, camps | | 127-8, 163 |
Prospectors, Typical Show | | 327 |
Protector of Aborigines | | 125, 299 |
Race-horse lizard | | 216 |
Registrar of Births | | 125 |
Registrar of Old Age Pensions | | 125 |
Roebuck Bay Hotel | | 28 |
Safe-breaking | | 291-5 |
Schooling | | 308, 309 |
Sharks | | 53 |
Snakes | | 153 |
Spears | | 35, 63, 103, 114, 123, 144, 268, 279, 284, 285, 286 |
Stable fatigue | | 18 |
State Battery | | 264 |
Station wives | | 213 |
Stock Inspector | | 125 |
Sturt Pea | | 98 |
Tableland, police station | | 70, 72, 100-101, 103, 109, 112 |
Tableland, Ted Morrow's time there | | 67-111 |
Tablelands, Police Station, 1922. Old Jail used as living quarters after the police station burnt down in 1922. Mrs M. Morrow and baby Harry | | 332 |
Tablelands, Police Station, 1922. The old jail used as living quarters. The tin shed at the rear served as a bathroom. | | 332 |
Thunderstorms | | 107, 108, 207-10, 221, 223, 229, 231 |
Tidal creeks (see Tides) | | |
Tides | | 37, 47-50, 51-52 |
Tobacco | | 23, 71, 74, 75, 133, 204, 268 |
Tourists | | 183-84, 187-188 |
Tracking | | 61-66, 194-8, 244-52 |
War pension | | 18 |
Warden's Court | | 169 |
Water cart | | 202 |
Water wells and water-holes | | 42, 53-4, 56-57, 69, 109, 118-123, 133, 270, 274-5 |
Water, lack of | | 51-54, 59-61, 86, 107-9, 116-123 |
Water, lack of, Victim of Thirst | | 326 |
Wedding | | 190-93 |
Well-sinking | | 189 |
Western Mail, The | | 7 |
Whirlwinds | | 106, 265 |
Yard-building | | 189 |