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Charlie Ten
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Charlie ten charged Oliver Blewitt, George Bisgrove, Amos Nunn and George Gambling for assaulting and beating him at Bundamba on 11 November 1884. Charlie who was a shop-keeper, lived in Brisbane Street, Ipswich.
Charlie and Sam Young placed a notice in the Queensland Times on 7 Sept 1889 to Mr. Seddon, on behalf of themselves and their countrymen thanking him for the Welcome Tea in the Salvation Army Barracks and for Mr. Seddon's interest in the Chinese people of Ipswich.
References (online)Assault, 1884Trial, 1884Breach of Weights and Measures Act, 1887Request for water for garden, 1889Thanks to Mr. Seddon, 1889
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