OUTRAGE BY BLACKS IN SOUTH AUSTRALIA.
Adelaide, August 10. The police have recoived information that a station near Annas Reservoir, in the far north, had been attacked by tho blacks on Thursday last, and burnt to tho ground. Two men, named Harry Figg and Thomas Coombes, were speared, but they are not dead. A strong party of police will proceed at once to punish tho offenders. It seems that the blacks have been very troublesome of lato, killing cattle, and a few days ago a party of troopers endeavoured to arrest the natives who had the meat in their possession, but they wore resisted, when the police fired and wounded several of them.
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Te Aroha News, Volume 64, Issue II, 23 August 1884, Page 3
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113OUTRAGE BY BLACKS IN SOUTH AUSTRALIA. Te Aroha News, Volume 64, Issue II, 23 August 1884, Page 3
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