The Aborigines of Australia Being An Account of the Institution for Their Educ
The Aborigines of Australia Being An Account of the Institution for Their Educ
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APPENDIX C.
The following account of the Poonindie Native Settle- ment, South Australia, is from The Melbourne Missionary : " What a curious village ! No public-house and no gaol or police-barracks ! Here in this arcadia the little community, men, women, and children, morning and evening, meet in church for prayer and praise. None of its members ever go to law ; no drunkenness or crime is here found, and should any little dispute arise it is settled among themselves in a Christian manner, in ac...cordance with St. Paul's instruc- tions to the Corinthians. There is an educational estab- lishment, where some of the pupils can show creditable specimens of penmanship, &c. Singing classes for practising sacred music are held in the church. Everybody looked fat, happy and clean. One of the laws is that every one must have a hot bath every Saturday evening, and a cold one as often as he or she likes. The curfew-bell tolls a little later than under the Norman rule, and when it rings lights are put out and all retire to rest.
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APPENDIX C.
The following account of the Poonindie Native Settle- ment, South Australia, is from The Melbourne Missionary : " What a curious village ! No public-house and no gaol or police-barracks ! Here in this arcadia the little community, men, women, and children, morning and evening, meet in church for prayer and praise. None of its members ever go to law ; no drunkenness or crime is here found, and should any little dispute arise it is settled among themselves in a Christian manner, in ac...cordance with St. Paul's instruc- tions to the Corinthians. There is an educational estab- lishment, where some of the pupils can show creditable specimens of penmanship, &c. Singing classes for practising sacred music are held in the church. Everybody looked fat, happy and clean. One of the laws is that every one must have a hot bath every Saturday evening, and a cold one as often as he or she likes. The curfew-bell tolls a little later than under the Norman rule, and when it rings lights are put out and all retire to rest.
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