
        Aarons, Maurice Lewis 303
303
    
        Airey, Captain J. J. 197
197
    
        Alcock, W. W. 280–281
280–281
    
        Allen, Marmion 165
165
    
        Allen, Sarah 165
165
    
        Allen, Seaborn Robert Cottrell 165
165
    
Allen, Thomas Maurice
        and Koombana passengers 227–228
227–228
    
        as Port Adelaide pilot 174–175
174–175
    
        at sea from age fourteen 165–166
165–166
    
        cautious commander 246
246
    
        childhood 165–166
165–166
    
        Cuzco disablement, 1878 166–167
166–167
    
        delivery command, Echunga 176–177
176–177
    
        delivery command, Junee 176
176
    
        early career progression 169
169
    
        events of March 20th, 1912 179–186, 236, 243, 247–248, 250
179–186, 236, 243, 247–248, 250
    
        exchange of ships with John Rees 72, 177
72, 177
    
        experience with sail and steam 170
170
    
        finding of culpable negligence, 1897 171–174
171–174
    
        first command 170
170
    
        gold prospecting 170–171
170–171
    
        Koombana inquiry finding 242
242
    
        master of Koombana, 1911–12 177–179, 246–247
177–179, 246–247
    
        royal visit, 1900 174–175
174–175
    
        Allen, Thomas, Senior 165
165
    
        Andersen, C., Koombana fireman 212
212
    
        Andriassen, Christian, second mate, Crown of England 157
157
    
        Arago, Jacques Etienne Victor 25
25
    
        Arrow, James Grant 210
210
    
        Atkinson family, Carnarvon 30
30
    
        Augustine, tender aboard Cleopatra 307–308
307–308
    
        Aylward, James Thomas (Jim) 253–254, 257–258
253–254, 257–258
    
        Bailey, C. A., lost with Koombana 226
226
    
        Bailey, Garnet Sydney 227
227
    
        Baker, A., Koombana passenger 226
226
    
        Bamford, Frederick William (Fred) 269–270, 274
269–270, 274
    
        Banger, William 70
70
    
        Bardwell, Bernard 322
322
    
Barker, Walter
        “Alien Influx” editorials 41–42
41–42
    
        and Koombana inquiry 241–242, 248
241–242, 248
    
        on Aborigines and the legal system 42
42
    
        on Koombana firemen’s strike 117–118
117–118
    
        on the fate of Koombana 250
250
    
        on “the native question” 87
87
    
        praise of Koombana 39
39
    
        recollections of March 20th, 1912 180, 246–247
180, 246–247
    
        zealous defence of Port Hedland 39, 42
39, 42
    
        Barlee, Frederick Palgrave 122
122
    
        Barry, Thomas 225
225
    
        Bates, Daisy May 87–89, 91–95, 106–111
87–89, 91–95, 106–111
    
        Bates, H., Koombana passenger 225
225
    
        Batty, Mrs, ‘lock hospital’ cook 31
31
    
        Bedford, Admiral Sir Frederick 317
317
    
        Benedict, Claude H. (Bennie) 215
215
    
        Bin Ahmat, Malay crewman of Clara 159, 162
159, 162
    
        Binning, Thomas Henry 226
226
    
        Binns, Jack 74–75
74–75
    
        Birt, William Radcliff 146
146
    
        “Black Paddy”, boxer 229
229
    
        Black, Neil, Junior 63
63
    
        Black, William Patrick 218
218
    
        Blackwell, Francis 172–174
172–174
    
        Blades, John Stephen (Jack) 215
215
    
        Blythe, Joseph, Senior 223
223
    
        Bow, Florence 214
214
    
        Bow, Harold (Harry) 214
214
    
        Bragg, Professor William 61
61
    
        Brandt-Rantzau see
        Rantzau
see
        Rantzau
    
        Briden, Annie 229–230
229–230
    
        Briden, Elizabeth (Dollie) 230
230
    
        Briden, Harry 229–230
229–230
    
        Briden, Harry, Junior (Otto) 230
230
    
        Briden, Mollie 230
230
    
        Brockman, John 124–125
124–125
    
        Broome, Sir Frederick Napier 27
27
    
        Brown, Alfred Radcliffe see
        Radcliffe-Brown
see
        Radcliffe-Brown
    
        Bryant, Albert Edward 212
212
    
        Burkin, George 215
215
    
        Burkin, William H. 211, 215–217
211, 215–217
    
        Burns, Tommy, Canadian boxer 79–80
79–80
    
        Burnside, Robert Bruce 315–316
315–316
    
        Burrows, Walter 217
217
    
        Burt, Octavio 101
101
    
        Buttle, Minnie 227
227
    
        Buttle, Police Corporal Frank Taylor 227, 274
227, 274
    
        Byrne, Police Sergeant John 309
309
    
        Báthory, Stefan, King of Poland 1576–86 287
287
    
        Cane, Fred 229
229
    
        Cant, Frederick William 217
217
    
        Cappelli, Lawrence 253–259
253–259
    
        Carlos, George 155
155
    
        Carton, William 214
214
    
        Cattellini, Frank see
        Cappelli, Lawrence
see
        Cappelli, Lawrence
    
        Celezis, Con 155
155
    
        Challenor, Captain John 245–246
245–246
    
        Chandros, Dimitris 155
155
    
        Charles Moore & Company 31
31
    
        Christie, Arthur Mowbray 210
210
    
        Churchill, Winston 75–76
75–76
    
        Clark, James, pearler 221
221
    
        Clarke, Bert 181–182
181–182
    
        Clarke, Elizabeth 225
225
    
        Clarke, Henry 14–15, 22–23, 238–239
14–15, 22–23, 238–239
    
        Clarke, James William, shearer 225
225
    
        Clarke, James, agent for ‘Singapore line’ 189
189
    
        Clarke, Thomas (Tommy) 244
244
    
        Clarke, William Job 212–213
212–213
    
        Clinch, Eliza 222–223
222–223
    
        Clinch, Frederick W. B. (Fred) 222–223, 274
222–223, 274
    
        Clinton, Peter C. (Petie) 214
214
    
        Collins, W. E. (Algy) 187, 191–193, 199–200
187, 191–193, 199–200
    
Connolly, James Daniel
        defence of ‘lock hospitals’ 104
104
    
        inspection of ‘lock hospitals’ 104–106
104–106
    
        ‘lock hospital’ repatriations 111
111
    
        Nor’-West tour, 1910 37, 101–102
37, 101–102
    
        Connor, Frank 276–277
276–277
    
        Connor, Tom 173–174
173–174
    
        Conrad, Joseph, novelist 139–140, 146–147
139–140, 146–147
    
        Copley, S. W. 277
277
    
        Coppin, Chris 126–127
126–127
    
        Coughlan, John Francis (Jackie) 211
211
    
        Cowain, William Laughton 224
224
    
        Cox, Captain, Tottenham 64
64
    
        Craigie, James S. 223
223
    
        Crippen, Cora (a.k.a. Belle Elmore) 82–83
82–83
    
        Crippen, Hawley Harvey 82–83
82–83
    
        Crosbie, James (Jim) 217
217
    
        Crotty, Master Thomas Charles 227–228
227–228
    
        Cuney, William Waring 81
81
    
        Cussen, Melbourne magistrate 302–303
302–303
    
        Daglish, Henry 94–95
94–95
    
        Dalton (or D’Alton), Ernest James 225
225
    
        Dalziel, Captain Oswald C. 188, 196, 202–203, 205–206
188, 196, 202–203, 205–206
    
        Darlington, Thomas 253–259
253–259
    
        Davey, William Libby 226
226
    
        Davies, Evan 218–219
218–219
    
Davis, Abraham de Vahl
        aboard Koombana, March 1912 220
220
    
        and the roseate pearl 305, 322–325
305, 322–325
    
        disappearance 302
302
    
        divorce 299–303
299–303
    
        education 288
288
    
        Jewish faith 288–289, 291, 297–298, 302
288–289, 291, 297–298, 302
    
        letters to mark son’s bar mitzvah 297–299
297–299
    
        on value of pearls 315
315
    
        origin of name “de Vahl” 288
288
    
        part-time rabbi 293
293
    
        partnership with Mark Rubin 291–292, 294, 297
291–292, 294, 297
    
        pearl buying expertise 297, 302
297, 302
    
        president of congregation 289, 291
289, 291
    
        protection of reputation 323–324
323–324
    
        views on pearling industry 295–297
295–297
    
        will and estate 302–303
302–303
    
        Davis, Cecily (née Altson) 288–289, 292–293, 297, 299–303
288–289, 292–293, 297, 299–303
    
        Davis, Dorothy 293
293
    
        Davis, Gerald de Vahl 289, 297–299
289, 297–299
    
        Davis, Moses De Vahl, born 1856 288
288
    
        Davis, Moses De Vahl, born 1895 288
288
    
        Davis, Rachel 288–289
288–289
    
        Davis, Woolf 288–289
288–289
    
        Day, J., second officer, Tottenham 64
64
    
        Dean, Simon K. 323–324
323–324
    
        Deller, Albert Ernest 218
218
    
        d’Espeissis, Adrian 261–262
261–262
    
        Dew, Walter 82–83
82–83
    
        Dick, William C. 215
215
    
        Dixon, Sir Raylton 176
176
    
        Dove, Heinrich William 146
146
    
        Dowley, Edward Poor, Fremantle Magistrate 114, 235, 240
114, 235, 240
    
        Downie, Joseph 212–213
212–213
    
        Doyle, James 229
229
    
        Drake, Alfred 224
224
    
        Dreyfus, Captain Alfred 289–291
289–291
    
        Drummond, Jim 224
224
    
        Durham, Henry 214–215
214–215
    
        Dwyer, Jack (“Jockey Jack”) 224
224
    
        Dwyer, Michael (Jack) 214
214
    
        Ellery, James H. 39
39
    
        Ellies, Thomas Bastian (“T.B.”) 320–322, 324–325
320–322, 324–325
    
        Emo, Father Nicholas Maria 89–93
89–93
    
        Eriksen, Captain O. E. 152
152
    
        Espada, Simeon 306, 309–312, 317–319
306, 309–312, 317–319
    
        Esterhazy, Major Ferdinand 289
289
    
        Farnell, Farnell 213
213
    
        Farnell, William Alexander 213
213
    
        Farrance, Percy 215
215
    
        Farrow, George 225
225
    
        Faure, Félix, President of France 1895–99 290
290
    
        Fawcett Storey, P. 67
67
    
        Finnerty, P., Koombana steward 217
217
    
        Firth, Captain F. 60–61
60–61
    
        Fisher, Balla Balla beachcomber 159–160
159–160
    
        Fisk, Ernest Thomas 76–78, 81–82, 84–86
76–78, 81–82, 84–86
    
        Fitzpatrick, W., Koombana fireman 212–213
212–213
    
        Fletcher, Constable Bertram Henry 229
229
    
        Forrest, David 249
249
    
        Forrest, John (later Sir John) 44, 93, 165, 269–270
44, 93, 165, 269–270
    
        Forrest, Thomas (Tom) 223
223
    
        Foss, Charles, Carnarvon Magistrate 27, 263
27, 263
    
        Franck, Captain 307
307
    
        Fraser, Malcolm, W.A. Registrar-General 93–94
93–94
    
        Fraser, Sir Malcolm 127
127
    
        Freer, Anastasia 211
211
    
        Furlong, G., Koombana fireman 212
212
    
        Gainsburg, H. 218
218
    
        Gala, Silber 307–308
307–308
    
        Gee, Gordon Alan 214
214
    
        Gibney, Bishop Matthew 87–93, 95
87–93, 95
    
        Gilbert, Mr, Koombana passenger 229
229
    
        Gilham, George 227
227
    
        Gilham, Miss, Koombana passenger 227, 274
227, 274
    
        Gilham, Mrs, Koombana passenger 227, 274
227, 274
    
        Gillen, Francis James 106
106
    
        Gillies, Kitty 209
209
    
        Gilruth, Dr John Anderson 277
277
    
        Goddard, Thomas (Tom) 225
225
    
        Gooch, George 223
223
    
        Grant, Thomas Millar 217
217
    
        Green, Edgar P. 226
226
    
        Gregory, Ancell Clement 133
133
    
        Gregory, Francis Thomas 34–35
34–35
    
        Gron, Hans, steward, Crown of England 157–158
157–158
    
        Gron, Karl, cabin boy, Crown of England 156
156
    
        Growden, Frederick Henry (Fred) 159–160, 162, 252, 254–258
159–160, 162, 252, 254–258
    
        Gunn, Murdoch 209
209
    
        Gunning, Fred 213
213
    
        Guthrie, Robert Storrie 116–117, 120
116–117, 120
    
        Hagen, Charles 306, 309–310, 312, 316–318
306, 309–310, 312, 316–318
    
        Haile, Harry 255
255
    
        Hall, Captain, Black Nymph 145
145
    
        Hamilton, John, Queensland politician 95–96
95–96
    
        Hare, Frederick Arthur 99
99
    
        Harper, George N. 188, 219, 302
188, 219, 302
    
        Harper, Hugo 188, 195, 202, 219, 302
188, 195, 202, 219, 302
    
        Harper, Norman 219
219
    
        Harris, Francis Hedley 208
208
    
        Hartel, H., Koombana passenger 229
229
    
        Hassan, Malay pearl diver 221
221
    
        Hattrick, Jack 299–302
299–302
    
        Hayes, James 223
223
    
        Hayman, Herbert Henry 255
255
    
        Haynes, J. H. 127
127
    
        Haynes, Richard 317
317
    
        Hedditch family 230
230
    
        Heffernan, M. 213–214
213–214
    
        “Henrietta”, skipper of The Shark 109–110
109–110
    
        Henry, Robert 225
225
    
        Herbert, Fred 213
213
    
        Higgins, Henry Bourne 114–116, 118–119
114–116, 118–119
    
        Hill, Ernestine 305–307, 313–314, 319
305–307, 313–314, 319
    
        Hill, Thomas James 151–152, 156–158, 254, 259
151–152, 156–158, 254, 259
    
        Hogan, Melbourne solicitor 302–303
302–303
    
        Holmes, Joseph J. 280
280
    
        Holst, Matthias 154
154
    
        Houlahan, police sergeant 173–174
173–174
    
        Howitt, Alfred William 106
106
    
        Hughes, J. (Harry) 215
215
    
        Hughes, Lawrence 82
82
    
        Hughes, William Morris (Billy) 85
85
    
        Hunt, Charles Cooke 34
34
    
        Hunter, Edmund Harold (Ted) 187
187
    
        Hurford, William Henry 226
226
    
        Hurrell, Captain P. C. 70–71, 197
70–71, 197
    
Idriess, Ion L. (“Jack”)
        fact and fiction 305, 319–320, 322–323
305, 319–320, 322–323
    
        Forty Fathoms Deep 306–307, 311–312, 319–322
306–307, 311–312, 319–322
    
        in Broome, 1933 305–306, 320–322
305–306, 320–322
    
        Over The Range 320
320
    
        popularity of books 305
305
    
        travelling writer 305–307
305–307
    
        Ilbery, Captain Joshua 59
59
    
        Innes, William Booth (Jock) 209
209
    
        Ireland, Wallace Bruce 229
229
    
Irvine, Captain Charles
        career and retirement 249
249
    
        inquiry, Koombana grounding, 1909 58
58
    
        inquiry, Koombana reef strike, 1909 58
58
    
        role in Koombana search 188–189, 196
188–189, 196
    
        inquiry, loss of Koombana, 1912 235–236, 241, 249
235–236, 241, 249
    
        opinion of Koombana 249
249
    
        Irvine, Claude 249
249
    
        Jackson, John, Koombana crewman 218
218
    
        Jamieson, Norman C. 208
208
    
        Jarman, Captain John T. 34
34
    
        Jeffries, James J., boxer 78, 80–81
78, 80–81
    
        Jenkins, Peter 214
214
    
        Jenkins, Robert Henry (Rob) 222, 274
222, 274
    
        Johnson, Francis William (Frank) 113–114, 118, 210–211
113–114, 118, 210–211
    
        Johnson, John Arthur (Jack), boxer 78–81
78–81
    
        Johnson, Joseph Madison 221
221
    
        Johnson, William (Bill) 262
262
    
        Jones, David, shearer 226
226
    
        Jones, G., Koombana cook 218
218
    
        Jones, William, Koombana cook 218
218
    
        Kader, Abdul 42
42
    
        Katola, Antle 70–71
70–71
    
        Katzenellenbogen, Saul 287–288
287–288
    
        Kay, Alexander Patrick 258
258
    
        Kearns, John 217
217
    
        Keenan, Norbert 257–259
257–259
    
        Kelly, Edward (Ned) 88
88
    
        Kelly, Walter John 209–210
209–210
    
        Kendall, Captain Henry George 82
82
    
        Khan, Asala, Enterprise passenger 153
153
    
        Kingsmill, Walter 95
95
    
        Knight, Rupert Leonard Tower (Len) 134–135
134–135
    
        Lang, Andrew, English anthropologist 94
94
    
        Lawrence, George H. 225
225
    
        Lenihan, Harriet Patricia 31, 46, 49–50, 53, 103, 106, 111–112
31, 46, 49–50, 53, 103, 106, 111–112
    
        Levins, James (“Nish”) 214, 217
214, 217
    
        Levins, Mary 217
217
    
        Lewis, William (Bill) 225
225
    
        Ley, William Clement 146
146
    
        Lilly, Carl 308
308
    
Low, James Galloway (Jim)
        at Shark Bay, March 1909 16, 18, 21–22
16, 18, 21–22
    
        first impression of Derby 48
48
    
        impressions of Broome 44–45
44–45
    
        McDonald & Low, Broome engineers 302
302
    
        on Broome’s “white experiment” 272–273
272–273
    
        on cyclones 135
135
    
        on death of William Webber 271–272
271–272
    
        on Gantheaume Point incident 56, 58
56, 58
    
        on loss of Koombana 302
302
    
        on Nor’-Westers and Koombana 48–49
48–49
    
        on Shark Bay ‘pogey’ 26
26
    
        on Shark Bay society 27
27
    
        on transport of prisoners 100–101
100–101
    
        positive impression of Nor’-West life 53
53
    
        Lyon, Harry A. 210
210
    
        McAuley family 52
52
    
        McCallum, Leonard, private investigator 299–300
299–300
    
        McDermott, Delia 211
211
    
        McDermott, T., Koombana fireman 212–213
212–213
    
        McDonald, Charles 62
62
    
        McDonald, Hugh 158
158
    
McDonald, Jock
        chief engineer, Koombana 15
15
    
        McDonald & Low, Broome engineers 302
302
    
        opinion of Koombana 192
192
    
        singing voice 15
15
    
        McDonnell, Thomas 214
214
    
        McDougall, chief engineer of Cuzco 167
167
    
        McFarlane, Melbourne solicitor 302–303
302–303
    
        McGovern, Evelyn 227
227
    
        McGowan, Frank 224
224
    
        McGuckin, J., Koombana crewman 214
214
    
        McIntosh, Hugh Donald 79–80
79–80
    
        McKay, Hugh Victor 115
115
    
        McKay, Samuel 107
107
    
        McKibbin, William J. 224
224
    
        McNab, Duncan, pioneer missionary 91
91
    
        Macnab, John 138–139, 146, 193–194
138–139, 146, 193–194
    
        McRouble, A., Koombana passenger 221
221
    
        McSwain, Donald 224
224
    
        MacWhirr, Conrad’s fictional shipmaster 146–147
146–147
    
Maginnis, Edward P. (Eddie)
        Balla Balla wharfinger 151–152
151–152
    
        death 155–158
155–158
    
        life and career 158
158
    
        mandolin playing 15
15
    
        second officer, Koombana 15, 158
15, 158
    
        Maginnis, Ellen 158
158
    
        Maginnis, Maude 158
158
    
        Main, Robert William 228–229
228–229
    
        Male, Archie 45
45
    
        Mangan, John Joseph (Jack) 211
211
    
        Mangan, Maggie 211
211
    
        Mangan, Minnie 211
211
    
        Marconi, Guglielmo 73
73
    
        Marmion, William 165
165
    
        Marquez, Pablo 306, 309–312, 317–319
306, 309–312, 317–319
    
        Martin, G. Frederick (Fred) 226
226
    
        Martin, Jack 53
53
    
        Mathews, Robert Hamilton 94
94
    
        Matthews, Charles (Charlie) 224
224
    
        Maxfield, G. T. 2
2
    
        Maximilian III, Archduke of Austria 287
287
    
        Meagher, J., Cossack 132
132
    
        Meldrum, Charles 146
146
    
        Merry, Walter 69
69
    
        Mills, Captain Andrew 189, 194, 196–197, 201–202
189, 194, 196–197, 201–202
    
        Mills, Captain Arthur 308
308
    
        Milne, William Patrick 226, 302
226, 302
    
        “Missie” see
        Lenihan, Harriet
see
        Lenihan, Harriet
    
        Moore, Captain, Insizwa 62
62
    
        Moore, Doug 51–52, 66, 227, 238–239
51–52, 66, 227, 238–239
    
        Moore, George Fletcher 94
94
    
        Moore, Newton 45
45
    
        Morberg, Captain of Glenbank 70
70
    
Moss, Matthew Lewis, barrister
        Marloo inquest, 1897 173–174
173–174
    
        Koombana inquiry, 1912 235–242, 248
235–242, 248
    
        Moxon, William E. 1–2, 7, 12, 56–57, 69, 114, 120, 189–190
1–2, 7, 12, 56–57, 69, 114, 120, 189–190
    
        Mulholland, Koombana wireless operator 84
84
    
        Murdoch, Captain John 167–168
167–168
    
        Murphy, John (Jack), Koombana passenger 227
227
    
        Murphy, John, Carnarvon Hotel manager 263
263
    
        Murphy, Leah (née Asher) 227
227
    
        Murphy, Matthew 255
255
    
        Nabos (or Naboo), Victor 306–308
306–308
    
        Nagga Nitsia, Clara crew member 159
159
    
        Neave, Ethel “Le Neve” 82–84
82–84
    
        Newton, Hall, English sailor, Crown of England 156
156
    
        Nishioka, Y. 321
321
    
        Norlin, Carl 212–213
212–213
    
        Norman, Hugh D., Broome mayor 189
189
    
        Odman, Captain Olaf 137, 142–143, 146
137, 142–143, 146
    
        Offord, Henry 212–213
212–213
    
        O’Halloran, Reverend 318
318
    
        Olmsted, Denison 143
143
    
        O’Loughlin, Thomas 212
212
    
        Olsen, Captain Martin 153–154, 156
153–154, 156
    
        Olsen, Louis 107
107
    
        Olsen, O., Koombana fireman 212–213
212–213
    
        Overall, Mary (née Scougall) 225–226
225–226
    
        Owen, Captain of Sabine 63
63
    
        Padbury, Walter 34–35
34–35
    
        Pappastatis, Nicholas 153
153
    
        Parkes, Captain F. L. 235
235
    
        Paton, Mr & Mrs, at Condon 129–130
129–130
    
        Patrick, Reverend William 240, 245
240, 245
    
        Peacock, F. S., Koombana officer 208
208
    
        Pearson, Captain William Robin 227, 245, 274
227, 245, 274
    
        Pearson, R. Koombana passenger 223
223
    
        Phillips, Roy 53
53
    
        Phillipstein, Muriel (“Min”) 298
298
    
        Phillipstein, Reverend Phillip 297–298
297–298
    
        Picquart, Lieutenant Colonel 289
289
    
        Piddington, Henry 146
146
    
        Pigott, Jane (née Skamp) 219, 227–228
219, 227–228
    
        Pigott, Stanley Pash 273
273
    
        Pigott, Sydney Capel 194, 219, 273, 302
194, 219, 273, 302
    
        Piper, Alfred Charles (Ally) 222, 274
222, 274
    
        Pitchford, Mr, of Carnarvon 31
31
    
        Pitsikas, John 156
156
    
        Poor, William 223
223
    
        Pope Leo XIII 115
115
    
        Price, Florence Lucy (Florrie) 228–229
228–229
    
        Purcell, W. W. 222
222
    
        Purkiss, William Morton 317
317
    
        Queen Victoria 27
27
    
        Quinlan, Richard C. 225
225
    
        Quinlan, Thomas A. 225
225
    
        Radcliffe-Brown, Alfred 106–111
106–111
    
        Rankin, Captain James 237–238
237–238
    
        Ranson, Captain Joseph Barlow 75
75
    
        Rantzau, Captain T. Brandt 204
204
    
        Rea, Harry A. 213
213
    
        Redfield, William 143–144
143–144
    
        Reece, T., shearer aboard Koombana 225
225
    
Rees, Captain John
        exchange of ships with Tom Allen 72, 177
72, 177
    
        Koombana grounding, Shark Bay, 1909 13–24
13–24
    
        Koombana incidents 1909–11 55–58, 66, 68–70, 72, 238–239
55–58, 66, 68–70, 72, 238–239
    
        master of Koombana, 1909–11 12, 13–24
12, 13–24
    
        Reid, William 144–146
144–146
    
        Reynolds, Stanley Warwick 217
217
    
        Richardson, Captain E. 193–194, 197, 210, 257–258
193–194, 197, 210, 257–258
    
        Rodriquez, Filomeno (“Pat”) 90
90
    
        Rogers, Tom, of Cossack 314
314
    
Romans, George Henry (“Vindex”), journalist
        on Nor’-West pioneers 28
28
    
        flood-prone Carnarvon 29
29
    
        North West Cape sea change 31–32
31–32
    
        early history of Nor’-West ports 32
32
    
        description of Onslow 33
33
    
        decline of Roebourne 37
37
    
        vulnerability of Point Samson jetty 38
38
    
        observations of Port Hedland 39–40
39–40
    
        first impression of Broome 44
44
    
        tidal races of Kimberley coast 47
47
    
        first impression of Derby 48
48
    
        fertility and prosperity of Derby 49–50
49–50
    
        seasonal migration of population 52–53
52–53
    
        on ‘the native question’ 101–102
101–102
    
        at the ‘lock hospitals’ 104–106
104–106
    
        Ronan, Denis James (Jim) 78–79, 224, 274
78–79, 224, 274
    
        Ronan, Julia 78
78
    
        Ronan, Thomas Matthew (Tom) 47–48, 78–79, 274–275
47–48, 78–79, 274–275
    
        “Rosie”, Aboriginal patient, Bernier Island 105
105
    
        Rouse, A., Cossack 131
131
    
        Rubin, Mark 133, 291–293, 297, 302–303, 315, 322
133, 291–293, 297, 302–303, 315, 322
    
        Russell, Father, Broome Catholic priest 309
309
    
        Sack family 51
51
    
        Sack, Louise Caroline 227–228, 274
227–228, 274
    
        Salkilld, Arthur Thomas 216–217
216–217
    
        Salter, Elizabeth 94
94
    
        Salvado, Bishop 94
94
    
        Samson, Michael 34
34
    
        “Saul the Jew” see
        Katzenellenbogen, Saul
see
        Katzenellenbogen, Saul
    
        Saunders, A. T. 268
268
    
        Saunders, Alfred 244
244
    
        Sawyer, Claude 61
61
    
Scaddan, John
        elected Premier, 1911 264
264
    
        Koombana search 188–189, 195–196
188–189, 195–196
    
        Koombana inquiry 240
240
    
        Aboriginal labour restrictions 275
275
    
        rising State debt 267–268
267–268
    
        beef freezing works, Wyndham 277–278
277–278
    
        Scanlon, Hugh 159
159
    
        Scanlon, James 159
159
    
        Scanlon, Michael J. 159
159
    
        Scordese, John 153
153
    
        Scougall, Robert 225–226
225–226
    
        Sealby, Captain William Inman 74–75
74–75
    
        Seleno, Joseph 252–260
252–260
    
        Seymour, Lieutenant 63
63
    
        Shelmerdine, Dr Joseph Caton 255–258
255–258
    
        Shepherd, Jack 126–127
126–127
    
        Shi Raata, Clara crew member 159
159
    
        Shiels, Andrew (Andy) 225
225
    
        Sholl, Robert 122–123
122–123
    
        Sigismund III Vasa, of Sweden 287–288
287–288
    
        Simpson, Amelia 227
227
    
        Simpson, George Nicolas 226–227, 302
226–227, 302
    
        Skamp, Alice Beatrice 219–220
219–220
    
        Skamp, Genevieve Callanan (Jennie) 220
220
    
        Slade, S. H. 224
224
    
        Slavin, James 151
151
    
        Sleeman, H. R. 158
158
    
        Smith, Benjamin (Ben) 229
229
    
        Smith, H., Koombana steward 215
215
    
        Smith, Jack, Koombana fireman 211–212
211–212
    
        Smith, manager, Charles Moore & Company 31
31
    
        Smith, Patrick 224
224
    
        Smith, William (Will), nephew of Jim Ronan 224, 274–275
224, 274–275
    
        Smith, William, Koombana passage worker 225
225
    
        Spencer, Sydney 226
226
    
        Spencer, Walter Baldwin 106
106
    
        Stanley, Charles Herbert (Charlie) 213
213
    
        Stanley, Herbert Bertie (Bert) 217–218
217–218
    
        Stewart, Sidney Graham 213
213
    
        Strickland, Sir Gerald 107
107
    
        Stuart, Captain Charles Browne 221, 302
221, 302
    
        Sudholz, Walter 279–281
279–281
    
        Taylor, A. S. 223
223
    
        Taylor, George 95
95
    
        Taylor, Thomas 212
212
    
        Thompson, A. S., Cossack 132
132
    
        Thompson, Robert McGregor 151–152, 156
151–152, 156
    
        Thornton, Walter Clifford 225
225
    
        Timmins, Isaac, Enterprise passenger 153
153
    
        Tindale, Edward 264–265
264–265
    
        Townley, Captain Peter 187, 191–193, 197, 200
187, 191–193, 197, 200
    
        Truscott, Tom 173–174
173–174
    
        Turner, Charles 150–158
150–158
    
        Tutt, Walter 218
218
    
        Tyler, Captain of Komura 213
213
    
        Tyson, James S. 222
222
    
        Ulbricht, Gustav 307–308
307–308
    
        Unmack, Frank G., solicitor 113
113
    
        Upjohn, Captain Harry 160–161, 190, 202–203, 205, 236–237, 239–240, 243, 247–248
160–161, 190, 202–203, 205, 236–237, 239–240, 243, 247–248
    
        Vallianos, master of Enterprise 152–153
152–153
    
        Vasey, Maurice 226
226
    
        Vile, William E. (Billy) 224
224
    
        “Vindex” see
        Romans, George Henry
see
        Romans, George Henry
    
        Walker, Charles Gilbert Shaw (Charlie) 218
218
    
        Ward, Captain J. L. 194
194
    
        Wardlaw, Edward 215
215
    
        Warton, Michael S., Broome magistrate 309
309
    
        Wassell, Albert 209
209
    
        Watson, Elliot Grant 107–110
107–110
    
        Webber, William 271–272
271–272
    
        Webster, chief warder, Fremantle Gaol 319
319
    
        Weir, Captain Alexander 59
59
    
        Weld, Sir Frederick Aloysius 35
35
    
        White, Robert J. 188
188
    
        Williams, Kate (a.k.a. “Vulcana”) 83
83
    
        Wilson, Constable John 96–98
96–98
    
        Wilson, Fred, Koombana crewman 214
214
    
        Wilson, H., Cossack 132
132
    
        Winpenny, F. J. (Joe) 215
215
    
        Winsloe, Commodore Alfred L. 175
175
    
        Wood, Major, Resident Magistrate, Broome 189
189
    
        Woolbeck, George 126–127
126–127
    
        Worbey, Annie 218
218
    
        Wright, Mrs, of Geraldton 225
225
    
        Yama Cooa, Clara crew member 159
159
    
        Yates, Captain J. W. W. 235
235
    
        Yee Ah Chun, of Broome 308
308
    
        Zola, Émile, French writer 290–291
290–291
    
