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No 118/46

Border Police Station
Gipps Land 9th Decr. 1846

Sir,
Since my last commu-
nication No 107/46 of 21st Novr. relative
to the white woman supposed
to be detained by the wild
Blacks of this District - I have
the honor to inform you thall
pacific measures appear to have
failed (two Natives of the friendly
tribe having returned from their
mission with broken heads)
Bunyeleenè being determined,
according to the account given to me
by the Warragals yesterday, not to
give her up without fighting

Bunyeleenè is said to have
proceeded to the Snowy River, whitten
Messrs. Walsh & Dana, with a party
of Native Police, have followed him

Mr De Villiers and his party
are also said by the Warragals
to be on his track; - we may
therefore shortly expect to hear
that

To His Honor
The Superintendent

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No 46/1925

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30th Dr 1846
The Crn Cmr
of Gps Ld
A further contn on ye
subject of ye White Woman detained by
ye Wild Blacks

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that the necessity for further
expeditions has ceased -

I have the honor to be
Sir
Your Honor’s most obedt Sert
Charles J. Tyers
C C L

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No. 113/46

Commr. Crown Lands Office
Gipp’s Land 27th. Novr. 1846.

Sir,
I have the honor to
forward to you a letter of
complaint from Mr. De Villiers,
(commanding a private expedition
to endeavour to recover the
white female said to be with
the Blacks of this District)
against Mr. Walsh of the Native
Police (who is also employed in
the same service) together
with Mr. Walsh’s reply thereto -.

It appearing to me that
considerations, irrespective of
anything connected with
the

His Honor
The Superintendent
Melbourne

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No 46/1893

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28th Dr. 1846
The Crn Comr of Gipps Land
Encloses a letters of complt
by Mr De Villiers agt Mr Walsh of y nate Police
together wth his riply