Aborigines of Van Diemen's Land, 1830-1840 - Page 11
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[Page 11]
a single Magistrate - Triangles - -
Wells in this time. Sorell when Prisoner [indecipherable] was flogged - (free) - Prisonships - Captain selecting - Men of War. Prisoner women Tickets in Colonel Sorell's time - Billet - Six months.-
Loitering in public houses. Principle - Practice, Transportation Act Ticket-of-Leave men in 1832. -
Emigrants began to come out in Colonel Sorell's times. Grants given, showing money. -
Norfolk island a fine station. - At that time - - Ordinances. - After the lapse of three years a small Government Gazette.
Traffic - Rum was very dear - what will you pay it - Wearing apparel, Tea 10/ - Sugar 2/ Rum varied at different times from 5/ to 10/. - Meat flour, wheat - very little [indecipherable] from £1 - to 1½ -
Governor Arthur -
[margin note] Port Dalrymple
Richard Lewis is first Cashier of the Bank V. D. Land.
[left margin note]
Davey's time. Colonel Collins's time. [the remainder of the note is indecipherable]