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No boots and stockings on the nor anything, as tough as could be. But mother was very fond of the natives.\" (Melville or Melva Caporn. Melba White, oral history, 27 September 1979, 2. Police, Gazette, August 1952, 318. Bodney, Melva, @ Bodney, Melba, Cited in Cook 2016)", "id": "tb994", "datestart": "1899", "dateend": "1908", "udatestart": -2240560800000, "udateend": -1956650400000, "latitude": "-31.99833333", "longitude": "115.9622222", "linkback": "http:\/\/batchelorpress.com\/node\/392", "Source": "Melville or Melva Caporn. Melba White, oral history, 27 September 1979, 2. Police, Gazette, August 1952, 318. 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Then there was Dad\u2019s wages and Mum worked as a cleaner, she cleaned the butcher\u2019s and the baker\u2019s shop.\" (Kevan Davis in Wyalkatchem, The Nyoongar Story, Davis, Davis and Robertson, 2017, Printed at Edith Cowan University.)", "id": "tb996", "latitude": "-32.03598056", "longitude": "117.9212028", "linkback": "http:\/\/batchelorpress.com\/node\/394", "Source": "Kevan Davis in Wyalkatchem, The Nyoongar Story, Davis, Davis and Robertson, 2017, Printed at Edith Cowan University.", "TLCMapLinkBack": "https:\/\/tlcmap.org\/search?id=tb996", "TLCMapDataset": "https:\/\/tlcmap.org\/publicdatasets\/258" }, "display": { "popup": { "links": [ { "text": "TLCMap Record: tb996", "link": "https:\/\/tlcmap.org\/search?id=tb996" }, { "text": "TLCMap Layer", "link": "https:\/\/tlcmap.org\/publicdatasets\/258" } ] }, "source": { "TLCMapID": { "id": "tb996", "url": "https:\/\/tlcmap.org\/search?id=tb996" }, "Layer": { "name": "WA Journey Ways - Aboriginal Camps Around WA (community contributed)", "url": "https:\/\/tlcmap.org\/publicdatasets\/258" } } } }, { "type": "Feature", "geometry": { "type": "Point", "coordinates": [ 115.8003222, -31.95429722 ] }, "properties": { "name": "Westcare Accommodation Village", "placename": "Westcare Accommodation Village", "description": "The Shenton Park camps were in bush off Lemnos Street, just west of the Victoria Hospital for Infectious Diseases, more recently known as Royal Perth Rehabilitation Hospital \u2013 Shenton Park Campus. 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We just camped all through it, and it\u2019s been a camping ground for thousands of years, you know of Aboriginal people there.\" Corrie Bodney, oral history, 18 January 2007. \"Our camp was made of scrubs and sticks and bits of tin we picked up off the land and there, old hessian bags and so on. Just a pair of old sticks put up and just sort of made us some sort of framework to put the other piece across in the forks. And just put the boughs across and made some kind of little bit of roof\u2026 So it was pretty rough, no beds, we slept on the sandy ground. We had some old blankets and stuff to keep us warm. You used to get some government blankets and rations I think from the Native Welfare Department. The tip used to be like a shopping centre where we\u2019d go to get a lot of stuff\u2026We had open fires for cooking. Mum used to make us dampers and stews. 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