:06:01
There's two applications
for section 63 ex emptions.
:06:05
Police reports are there.
:06:07
William Harris is applying
for permission to marry.
:06:10
She's half-caste also.
:06:12
And Mary Wilson's applying
:06:13
for permission to visit
her child at Moore River.
:06:19
She's quite agitated.
:06:23
Oh, and Gladys Phillips
:06:24
has written for permission
to buy some new shoes.
:06:27
She had a new pair a year ago.
:06:30
Er, now, this report
from Constable Riggs
:06:33
about three little half-caste girls
:06:35
at the Jigalong fence depot -
Molly, Gracie and Daisy.
:06:39
The youngest is
of particular concern.
:06:41
She is promised to a full-blood.
:06:43
I'm authorising their removal.
:06:45
They're to be taken to
Moore River as soon as possible.
:06:51
Oh, and Miss Thomas,
:06:52
if you could check that the rate
for police transportation
:06:56
is still, I believe,
eight pence per mile.
:06:59
Yes, Mr Neville.
Thank you.
:07:05
(Rings chime)
:07:13
(EERIE SILENCE)
:07:22
(DOGS BARK)
:07:30
That country over there,
that's Wongi country.
:07:34
You can't go there.
:07:35
You get big trouble.
:07:39
Yeah, I know.
:07:45
Where your country?
:07:47
My country?
:07:48
Down south.
:07:50
Long way from here.
:07:57
Our dad works there
on the rabbit fence.