Station raided

Date: 20 May 1824
Place: Hassall's station
According to William Lane, ‘a tribe’ (it is unclear if he meant the same group as he had met earlier who he thought had 'hostile intentions') ‘also visited James Hassall’s station at the Brisbane Valley, some 15 miles from O’Connell Plains’, where ‘they plundered the stockmen of all their comforts and provisions’.

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Sources

  • ‘Supreme Court’, Gazette, 12 August 1824, p. 2

Event mentions

  • Station raided
    20 May 1824 — Hassall's station
    According to William Lane, ‘a tribe’ (it is unclear if he meant the same group as he had met earlier who he thought had 'hostile intentions') ‘also visited James Hassall’s station at the Brisbane Valley, some 15 miles from O’Connell Plains’, where ‘they plundered the stockmen of all their comforts and provisions’.
    Source: ‘Supreme Court’, Gazette, 12 August 1824, p. 2