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Stephens. He confined his settlement activities to the coast, with farms on Stroud creek, outposts on the
Manning River, stock-mistering in Gloucester Vale. Despite good reports, according to a modern historian, Dawson's numerous improvements, were judged inadequate and the area around Port Stephen was seen as disappointing, with useless outskirts, the central zone rocky, steep and the Gloucester flats water-logged: sheep suffered from foot-rot. The Company wanted to push beyond the hills that hemmed the settlement in, and Dawson was dismissed for mismanagement and replaced by the Arctic explorer,
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fellows) shot their relations and friends; and showed me many orphans, whose parents had fallen by the hands of white men, near this spot. The pointed out one white man, on his coming to beg some provisions for his party up the river Karuah, who, they said, had killed ten;: and the wretch did not deny it, but said he would kill them whenever he could. It was well for him that he had no white man to depose to the facts, or I would have had him off to jail at once.'
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was established upon an act of the
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There has, perhaps, been more of this done near to this settlement, and on the banks of the two rivers which empty themselves into this harbor, than in any other part of the colony; and it has arisen from the speculators in timber..The natives complained to me frequently, that 'white pellow' (white
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supplementary foods and added variety to their diet. Animals that were abundant included kangaroos and goannas, possums, snakes and flying foxes. Vegetables eaten included fern roots, stalks of the
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324:Port Stephens tribe
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1666:Gamilaraay
1659:Dyirringany
1632:Bandjalang
1565:Cammeraygal
1455:Wemba-Wemba
1406:Yuwaalaraay
1308:Muthi Muthi
1077:Barranbinya
972:peoples in
721:: 103–118.
630:Inhabitants
598:Norris 2016
574:Dawson 1831
562:Dawson 1831
133:Myall Creek
61:Great Lakes
1835:Categories
1790:Queensland
1683:Nganywyana
1642:Darkinjung
1530:Kombumerri
1441:Wanjiwalku
1427:Wandandian
1280:Malyangapa
1252:Kula/Kurnu
1238:Karenggapa
1203:Himberrong
1161:Gandangara
1154:Gamilaraay
1140:Djiringanj
1119:Darkinyung
1105:Bundjalung
970:Aboriginal
933:The Worimi
847:8 November
696:: 115–124.
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445:References
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363:Some words
334:Warrangine
329:Wannungine
253:Gymea lily
176:Gamipingal
117:Cape Hawke
85:Gloucester
1721:Wiradjuri
1704:Tharawal
1697:Ngunnawal
1690:Ngiyambaa
1651:(or Eora)
1579:Gorualgal
1534:Mununjali
1483:Wiradjuri
1476:Wilyakali
1378:Paaruntyi
1371:Paakantyi
1364:Ngunnawal
1357:Ngiyampaa
1322:Nari-Nari
1259:Kuringgai
1014:Kuringgai
820:Routledge
735:259733588
523:10 August
450:Citations
386:Footnotes
246:Lifestyle
69:Australia
1811:Victoria
1804:Tasmania
1749:See also
1735:Yugambeh
1625:Awabakal
1586:Jerrinja
1538:Tulgigin
1518:Yugambeh
1497:Wonnarua
1490:Wodiwodi
1413:Walbunja
1392:Tharawal
1385:Barindji
1301:Muruwari
1273:Kwiambal
1266:Kureinji
1224:Jukambal
1217:Jitajita
1168:Geawegal
1133:Djangadi
1091:Bigambul
1084:Bidjigal
1063:Awabakal
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314:Kutthack
197:Language
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170:Maiangal
156:Garuagal
137:Maitland
125:Gresford
81:Tuncurry
49:Warrimay
1649:Dharug
1593:Ngambri
1572:Gadigal
1524:Clans:
1511:Yaygirr
1469:Wiyabal
1448:Weilwan
1420:Walgalu
1350:Ngarigo
1343:Ngarbal
1336:Ngambaa
1294:Milpulo
1287:Maraura
1231:Galibal
1196:Gweagal
1098:Birrbay
1056:Arakwal
916:11 June
751:Mankind
652:Oceania
619:Sources
291:Cottong
257:banksia
213:revival
209:Gathang
113:Forster
91:Country
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1607:Wangal
1504:Worimi
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1070:Banbai
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1329:Ngaku
1126:Darug
1021:Murri
1007:Koori
853:Trove
731:S2CID
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669:JSTOR
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149:bands
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1147:Eora
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