:02:04
And watch out for those boys
further along.
:02:07
They go out hunting rabbits
along the fence.
:02:15
That rabbit-proof fence?
:02:18
Yes, the rabbit-proof fence.
:02:20
Where that rabbit fence?
:02:22
East.
:02:32
(HAUNTING SOUNDSCAPE)
:02:55
Which way now?
:02:57
That way.
:02:59
That fence.
:03:00
Find that rabbit fence,
we go home.
:03:03
Then we see our mum.
:03:11
(HAUNTING
ABORIGINAL SINGING)
:03:23
(Reads) "The Chief Protector of
Aborigines, Mr A.O. Neville..."
:03:28
ALL: The devil!
:03:30
"...is concerned
about three native girls
:03:34
"ranging from eight
to fourteen years of age
:03:38
"who a month ago
:03:39
"ran away from the Moore River
Native Settlement."
:03:42
(AII cheer)
:03:44
"He would be grateful
if any person...who saw them
:03:49
"would notify him...promptly.
:03:52
""We have been searching
high and low for the children
:03:58
""for a month past,'
added Mr Neville.