Correspondence with the Colonial Secretary's Office
QSA847328 1889 Telegram from Hugh Milman to Under Colonial Secretary 19 July, Colonial Secretarys Office In Letters, In letter 89/10026, DR69728

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Feb 06, 2023 Queensland Frontier Conflict Feb 06, 2023 Cursivefancier Feb 01, 2023 Queensland Frontier Conflict	2 [centred, in red ink] Benches [oval stamp, left of centre] COLONIAL SECRETARY'S OFFICE, QUEENSLAND 06392 [tick] 22. JUL. 89. [in red ink on right] PM Cooktown [in red ink] Reporting arrival of "Albatross" with three natives concerned in "Wild Duck" outrage [centre of telegram] Electric Telegraph, Queensland. [Wds.]___________ [Amt.]__________ From___________h.________m. Dated__________188 . MESSAGE for_________2_______ _______ _________ BRISBANE. long Job in a sailing vessel [signed] Hugh Milman PM	2 [centred, in red ink] Benches [oval stamp, left of centre] COLONIAL SECRETARY'S OFFICE, QUEENSLAND 06392 [tick] 22. JUL. 89. [in red ink on right] PM Cooktown [in red ink] Reporting arrival of "Albatross" with three natives concerned in "Wild Duck" outrage [centre of telegram] Electric Telegraph, Queensland. [Wds.]___________ [Amt.]__________ From___________h.________m. Dated__________188 . MESSAGE for_________2_______ _______ _________ BRISBANE. long Job in a sailing vessel [signed] Hugh Milman PM 89 ... 10026

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