Joseph Bradshaw journal on expedition from Wyndham to Prince Regent River district, Western Australia, 31 January - 6 June 1891 - Page 105
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[Page 105]
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turned after an absence of nine
weeks. I at once paid
off the party so as to save fur-
ther expense in wages. I only
kept Young and have left him
near Wyndham in charge of
the horses and plant. I could
have sold the plant & horses, but
I thought the mans cheque was
worthless, besides it is better
to keep the stock in hand till we
decide what to do.
I asked Mr Allen and my brother
Mr F Bradshaw to give me their
opinion of the place in writing
which I enclose.
All the Blacks west of the Regent
Riv may be abandoned at once as
useless. And if I decide on
carrying on the enterprise, I
would adv suggest that all
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