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Group at Barambah Aboriginal Settlement c1920

“Miss Campbell is now in possession of’ a splendid sulky we have been able to purchase for her. Ll9, 1Os has been contributed in several sums by those whose hearts the Lord has moved with regard to this need. We thank these friends and trust they realise that they have now a working share in our missionary labours at Barambah.” – Our Aim: A Monthly Record of the Aborigines’ Inland Mission of Australia, July 20 1922

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