{6593}{6630}Grrr!
{6716}{6753}That's them.
{6753}{6792}Yeah.
{6792}{6829}Molly's the big one.
{6829}{6876}The little one's|her sister Daisy.
{6876}{6931}The middle one's|their cousin Gracie.
{6996}{7052}Well, what about the fathers?
{7052}{7089}Moved on.
{7164}{7204}Bring it here.
{8586}{8637}The next batch.
{8637}{8693}Nothing out of the ordinary.
{8693}{8783}There's two applications|for section 63 ex emptions.
{8783}{8827}Police reports are there.
{8827}{8897}William Harris is applying|for permission to marry.
{8897}{8939}She's half-caste also.
{8939}{8976}And Mary Wilson's applying
{8976}{9050}for permission to visit|her child at Moore River.
{9105}{9153}She's quite agitated.
{9211}{9248}Oh, and Gladys Phillips
{9248}{9311}has written for permission|to buy some new shoes.
{9311}{9364}She had a new pair a year ago.
{9392}{9459}Er, now, this report|from Constable Riggs
{9459}{9500}about three little half-caste girls
{9500}{9585}at the Jigalong fence depot -|Molly, Gracie and Daisy.
{9585}{9634}The youngest is|of particular concern.
{9634}{9691}She is promised to a full-blood.
{9691}{9745}I'm authorising their removal.
{9745}{9818}They're to be taken to|Moore River as soon as possible.
{9878}{9915}Oh, and Miss Thomas,
{9915}{10009}if you could check that the rate|for police transportation
{10009}{10073}is still, I believe,|eight pence per mile.
{10073}{10128}Yes, Mr Neville.|Thank you.
{10826}{10914}That country over there,|that's Wongi country.
{10914}{10951}You can't go there.
{10951}{10993}You get big trouble.
{11045}{11092}Yeah, I know.
{11178}{11220}Where your country?
{11220}{11260}My country?
{11260}{11299}Down south.
{11299}{11336}Long way from here.
{11457}{11523}Our dad works there|on the rabbit fence.
{11550}{11600}Yeah?
{11600}{11650}How far does rabbit fence|go to?
{11728}{11766}The rabbit-proof fence?
{11816}{11893}It goes all the way|to the sea down that way.
{11893}{11964}Right to the top of Australia.
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