Narional Archives of Australia
Darwin Office
CRS F126 Item 3
Arltunga
Copyright P J Mackett 2007
Northern Territory Medical Service - Aged and Infirm Ration Return
Aboriginals Rationed January - March 1941
Arltunga
Taken over from Protector Lullfitz February 11 1941
Name Aboriginal Name Age Sex Disability Remarks
Goggle Eye Waddi ger ringar 65 M Old Age
Polly Orr eda 62 F
Long Jermima Quog ra 62 F
Nidgie Nidgie burra looker 67 F
Laura In dar deit cher 64 F
Bob Ar lar gia 60 F
Polly All luda 60 F
Mica Field Arltunga
Nancy 22 F Sick 2 children
Jack Williams Thug um gug er 67 M Old Age Husband
Curly Wallaby Wallaby 36 F Consort
Elsie 7 F Child
George 6 M Child
Willie 9 M Child
Tullie 5 F Child
Ruby 3 F Child
Gertie 1 F Child
Fred Erod in kar 61 M
Jerry Larra jinni kar 68 M
Fred Un bol dna sick 68 M
Billy E lora art goo gar 63 M
Mary Ann Eme org ure 64 F
Mary Ann Orp er uga 63 F
Judy Ye bal bar 71 F
Bubus Joo doo rar 68 F
Jennie Ul mul ku kar 66 F
Millie Narn Jia 63 F
Sally Or Oirchor 65 F
Jenny Or reda 60 F
Nellie In jar rar 40 F Sick with 2 picks
Jinny Cog ar rar 60 F
Drover Jim Um bed diggar 40 M Lost all in flood. Also helped
old people March 3 when creek came
down in flood. 7 inches rain.
Peter Or nar joo nurrar 55 M
Stanley Boo lar rar 60 M Comment - Husband Mary An. blind
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16th October 1941
The Director of Native Affairs
Darwin, N.T.
Supreme Court Witnesses held at Jay Creek, N.T.
In accordance with your instructions of 10th October, I am
herewith submitting a claim for maintaining aboriginal witnesses held at
Jay Creek for the period 1st July 1941. (I understand from your letter
that you no longer desire me to claim for the reimbursement of expenses
incurred in this regard by the Native Affairs Department during the
period 1st July 1940 to 30th June 1941.)
The following witnesses have been held at Jay Creek during
this period:
1. Alice Amanji from 1. 7.1941 to 16.10.1941
2. Picaninny Kantjukala 1. 7.1941 to 18. 8.1941
3. Toby Nganina 1. 7.1941 to 16.10.1941
4. Dolly Akeierina 1. 7.1941 to 16.10.1941
5. Dolly's children
Billy Winima, 8 years ) counted as one adult
Mona Binkunga, 5 years )
6. Maudie Jiwaria 2. 7.1941 to 16.10.1941
7. Sarah Nameria 7. 7.1941 to 21. 7.1941
8. Mary Ijauwi 7. 7.1941 to 21. 7.1941
The charge asked for is 5/- per week per person, plus a
charge for clothing and blankets supplied to these people.
Numbers 1 to 4 and 6 to 8 received one blanket each and
Number 5 (Dolly's children) received two blankets. Total = 10 blankets.
In addition, the six women received each five yards Galatea
and the two children six yards between them. Total = 36 yards.
Toby (No 3) received one pair trousers and one shirt.
T G H Strehlow
Patrol Officer
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7th July 1941
Sergeant Koop
Alice Springs
Native Wallaby
The following advice has been received from the Secretary,
Native Affairs Branch, Darwin:
Arrangements will be made to receive Wallaby at the
Garden Point detention settlement, should his release be
effected in time to permit his accompanying the next
party of Halfcaste Children to Darwin, when transport
and escort facilities would be offering.
T G H Strehlow
Patrol Officer
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Police Station
Alice Springs
9. 6.1941
Sergeant Koop
Native Wallaby (In Custody)
With reference to the above inmate I have to
report that when he was in the cell prior to his conviction
I had a conservation with him about his habits etc.
Among other things he informed me that natives
Peter and George of Arltunga had pointed the bone at Paddy,
his late father. Wallaby stated that he would have to finish
these men when he was again liberated.
I entertain no doubt whatsoever that Wallaby
will attempt to carry out his intention on his release.
The Peter he refers to is at present employed
by Mr F L Cavenagh of Ambalindum Station, and is the
husband of Rosie the lubra who was the subject of his
previous assault in August last. I do not know George, but
he may also be employed at Arltunga.
In view of this native's record and the fact
that he comes of a family of wrongdoers I would suggest that
steps be taken to have him removed from this district
altogether, or otherwise dealt with.
F Lullfitz
Constable
Alice Springs Station
9. 6.1940
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