Show Notes
Bibliography
Primary sources
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“At the North Camel Camp. A Demonstration and a Check. Police and Military First on the Spot,” Barrier Miner, 2 January 1915, p. 5, link.
“Butcher Fined,” Barrier Miner, 18 December 1914, p. 3, link.
“Bylaw Broken,” Barrier Miner, 27 April 1914, p. 8, link.
“Licenses and Registrations,” Barrier Miner, 26 January 1912, p. 5, link.
“The Afghan Camel Invasion”, The Brisbane Courier, 5 December 1893, p. 4, link.
“The New Year’s Day Massacre”, Barrier Miner, 2 January 1915, p. 4, link.
Secondary Sources
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