heading for the Kurrajong hills. July 1891 Two Aborigines carrying swags in George Street Windsor were mistaken for the Dora Dora Blacks. December 1891 The Sackville Reach cricket team beat the Agricultural College team. Barber, Aborigine, was a star of the Sackville Reach team. January 1892 Aboriginal person arrested for drunkenness. May 1892 Approximately 100 blankets distributed at Windsor Court House. 29th July 1893 a series of The Good Old Days, recollections began to appear in the The Windsor and Richmond Gazette. author, was almost certainly Yeldap, John Charles Lucas Fitzpatrick who founded and edited the Windsor and Richmond Gazette between 1888 and 1899. August 1894 John Henry Fleming died. June 1895 Eighty Five Aboriginal people turned up for the blanket distribution. Florrie Morgan committed suicide in the following week. January 1896 Mr J Jones, Salvation Army, arranged a sports day for Aboriginal people at Sackville Reach. January 1896 The Windsor and Richmond Gazette reported the contempt Ike Hopkins’ had for black boy, from Jim ‘the Gulf” boy him only Gospser’s ‘Sago” saying yaller phellah. January 1896 The editor of the Windsor and quoted from the Richmond Gazette 1810 translation of Systema Lineaus’s to assert that Naturæ Ethnologists are agreed that in their primitive estate savage men are found at the lowest in known point of human development the Australian wilderness. February 1896 The to be a star Mohawk Minstrels attraction at a benefit concert. March 1896 Mr. Jones of the Salvation Army organised a concert in connection with held in the Sacville the local aborigines
heading for the Kurrajong hills. July 1891 Two Aborigines carrying swags in George Street Windsor were mistaken for the Dora Dora Blacks. December 1891 The Sackville Reach cricket team beat the Agricultural College team. Barber, Aborigine, was a star of the Sackville Reach team. January 1892 Aboriginal person arrested for drunkenness. May 1892 Approximately 100 blankets distributed at Windsor Court House. 29th July 1893 The Good Old Days, a series of recollections began to appear in the Windsor and Richmond Gazette. The author, Yeldap, was almost certainly John Charles Lucas Fitzpatrick who founded and edited the Windsor and Richmond Gazette between 1888 and 1899. August 1894 John Henry Fleming died. June 1895 Eighty Five Aboriginal people turned up for the blanket distribution. Florrie Morgan committed suicide in the following week. January 1896 Mr J Jones, Salvation Army, arranged a sports day for Aboriginal people at Sackville Reach. January 1896 The Windsor and Richmond Gazette reported the contempt Ike Hopkins’ black boy, from ‘the Gulf” had for Jim Gospser’s boy ‘Sago” saying him only yaller phellah. January 1896 The editor of the Windsor and Richmond Gazette quoted from the 1810 translation of Lineaus’s Systema Naturæ to assert that Ethnologists are agreed that in their primitive estate savage men are found at the lowest known point of human development in the Australian wilderness. February 1896 The Mohawk Minstrels to be a star attraction at a benefit concert. March 1896 Mr. Jones of the Salvation Army organised a concert in connection with the local aborigines held in the Sacville
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