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The Black Bushranger,
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(p. 11) Section: Australiana'In 1831 a New South Wales Aborigine named Musquito was transported to Tasmania following his murder of an Aboriginal woman. At first he was assigned as a servant to a settler, by he soom became famous as a tracker and was employed by the police in hunting down bushrangers.'
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