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Imperial Station Nusa, also: Imperial Station Chief for New Mecklenburg "Police troop. Decrees."; Guard regulation; Index of munition ; Supplement to the "expedition troop" ; "Recruitment of natives for army service" (draft of a decree) ; "Index by names of police soldiers serving in the district of the Imperial Registration Office Kawieng on 1.4.1914

In: National Archives of Australia >> Correspondence files, imposed number series

Imperial Station Nusa, also: Imperial Station Chief for New Mecklenburg "Criminal cases against natives 1912-1913" (single cases) ; Here cases against: the former police soldier Maris for disturbance of domestic peace ; the laborer Kamon for slander ; Mango from Lungatan for disturbance of domestic peace ; Ah Fat, fireman on the "Sumatra" for theft ; the nurse Kulipuei from Sale for adultery ; the laborers Solau and Dudullen for rape ; the laborer Soma for causing bodily harm

In: National Archives of Australia >> Correspondence files, imposed number series

Imperial Station Nusa, also: Imperial Station Chief for New Mecklenburg Year report by the Imperial Station Kawieng. Here: Export statistic and plantation statistic (report years 1906-1907) ; Index of new hospital buildings in Kawieng (1.4.1907) ; Index of penalties regarding natives handed down by the Imperial Station Kawieng (1.4.1906 - 31.3.1907)

In: National Archives of Australia >> Correspondence files, imposed number series

Imperial Station Nusa, also: Imperial Station Chief for New Mecklenburg "Criminal cases against natives 1910" ; Here files against: the native Maris from Lungatan for indecent conduct ; Awelling from Namanne for indecent conduct ; the laborer Marep for theft ; the laborer Passingaban for theft; the laborers Perout, Lepakassang, Hulauan, Bango, Mapagan, Awogas for violation of the police decree from 21.6.1910 ; Kobes, house boy of Government doctor Dr. Runge for theft ; Passingenpong and Mawas from Zal for abuse and slander; Wian and Agamak for rape; the labourers Haudan, Towaiap, Selo, Haiput and Boamak (Heinsheim & Co, Kawieng) for indecent conduct; The women Guarr, Lindi and Kassup for indecent conduct; the Mission teacher Tiamu (from Samoa) for bodily harm; the native Lale for rape; the native Camon, from Kablewan, for abuse

In: National Archives of Australia >> Correspondence files, imposed number series