Continuation from page 255 (AA122/3/3/78). Describes the evidence given by Constable Hall based on what had been told to him through the interpreter, Paddy (Australian Aboriginal man) from Barana (Australian Aboriginal man) who had heard it from Tukia (Australian Aboriginal man). Evidence also obtained from two other witnesses, a witness for the Counsel for the Defence and Harry (Australian Aboriginal man).

Places mentioned: Blue Mud Bay (NT); Groote Eylandt (NT); Bickerton Island (NT); Darwin (NT); Caledon Bay (NT)

People mentioned: Tukia [Dhakiyarr Wirrpanda] (1900-1934) (Australian Aboriginal man) (also spelt as Nakaia, Tuckiar, Takia, Tarkiera and Dagier); [Reverend Alfred John] Dyer (1884-1968); Constable [Victor Charles] [Vic] Hall (Mounted Constable) (1896-1972); Barana (Australian Aboriginal man); Paddy (interpreter) (Australian Aboriginal man); Merara (Australian Aboriginal man); Harry (Australian Aboriginal man)