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              Jimba Station in the Wakamba Mission
              ALMW_II._MB_1895_29 · File · 1895
              Part of Francke's Foundations in Halle

              Author: According to a report by Miss Kämpf in Jimba, June 26, 1895. Scope: pp. 420-423. Includes among others: - (SW: Letter from Miss. Wenderlein; describes adultery; lifestyle of the locals; earthquake; mission work)

               Leipziger Missionswerk
              J. Dannholz, "Lute - The Curse"
              ALMW_II._32_240 · File · 1912-1918
              Part of Francke's Foundations in Halle

              Contains color photos. Note: Mach. shr. (reduced, reproduced), bound as book, 253 p., with glued-in colour photographs, "nach Berichte von Einheimischen in Süd-Pare"; revised 1985-87 by Erika Dannholz; English translation by Dr. Paul Davies ("Lute - The Curse and Blessing", not available?); foreword by E. Jaeschke, 1989; cf. issue 2, p. 28.

               Leipziger Missionswerk
              Inspector Johannes Wilhelm Karl Spiecker 1902-1903 (Capeland) and 1905-1906 (South West Africa)
              RMG 2.697 b · File · 1903-1906
              Part of Archive and Museum Foundation of the VEM (Archivtektonik)

              Letters from local Christians by J. F. Hein, Evangelist, 1905; Telegrams (including 1 "optical telegram"); Hypothekenangelegenheit Charles Ritter, 1903-1906; detailed account of construction and equipment e. Ochsenwagens, 1906; map sketch with travel route to Ovamboland, 1906; Letters to Johannes Wilhelm Karl Spiecker from the Heimatleitung, 1906; Reiseerlaubnis d. German authorities in Outjo, 1906

               Rhenish Missionary Society
              Imperial Supreme Court Herbertshöhe/Rabaul General affairs of the Imperial High Court Rabaul (general files) : e.g: Appointment of lawyers and transferral of judiciary and seamen's law powers; Lawsuit of the Imperial colonial public service against the Capuchin father Venatius from Jap/Ponape for slander of a public servant (1911) ; "Imperial decree regarding the extension of the jurisdiction of local courts in the case of dealings with natives" (draft with comments by the Imperial High Judge) (1912); Execution of the terms of imprisonment from Prussia recognised by the protectorates decree of the imperial colonial Public Service, (7.6.1912); Regulations for appointed judges " (print), by District judge Gustav Weber, Rabaul, (1.1.1912); Imperial Regional Court Panape: Overview of activities of the court for the year 1912 (18.6.1913), Imperial station Nauru: Overview of the activities of the court for the year 1912 (13.5.1913)
              NAA G255, 37 · File · 1911 - 1913
              Part of National Archives of Australia
              Imperial Station Simpsonhafen Decrees regarding the Station Court Simpsonhafen.; Here: Transfer of all "native affairs in regard to religious education, partaking in a certain religion, the enforcement of the decree regarding the marital law for natives from 5.2.1904 as well as prosecution by violation against sections 166-168 of the Imperial Criminal Law" to the Imperial Registration Office Herbertshöhe (Decree by the Governor from 20.3.1906)
              NAA G255, 505 · File · 1903 - 1909
              Part of National Archives of Australia
              Imperial Station Simpsonhafen "Criminal cases against natives 1913" (single cases) ; Here trials against: Kopa, Sackesaketeja and Bewa for disturbance of domestic peace ; Pulekangis for manslaughter ; Olang for slander / Aleoleo and Unga for disturbance of domestic peace ; the prisoner Marka for repeated escaping ; Lakang from Panakondo for theft and blackmail; the laborer Wangalir for "resistance to public authority" ; the prisoner Tokunai for theft ; the house boy Buleman from Bagail for slander; the worker Gaua from Faugelawo for assault; the labourer Awatoll from Raibine for repeated escaping; Komben and Tablaue from Leineru and Lawusu from Larabine for threatening to manslaughter and the labourers Abfoss from Sali for repeated escaping; The labourer Turuwis from Ulul for theft; the labourer Hianoo from Buka for "violation of duty"; the worker Tutuel for slander' the labourers Hari and Lowansap, both from Casalik for escaping and repeated
              NAA G255, 900 · File · 1913 - 1913
              Part of National Archives of Australia
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              Imperial Station Nusa, also: Imperial Station Chief for New Mecklenburg "Criminal cases against natives 1912-1913" (single cases) ; Here cases against: the former police soldier Maris for disturbance of domestic peace ; the laborer Kamon for slander ; Mango from Lungatan for disturbance of domestic peace ; Ah Fat, fireman on the "Sumatra" for theft ; the nurse Kulipuei from Sale for adultery ; the laborers Solau and Dudullen for rape ; the laborer Soma for causing bodily harm
              NAA G255, 898 · File · 1912 - 1913
              Part of National Archives of Australia
              Imperial Station Nusa, also: Imperial Station Chief for New Mecklenburg "Criminal cases against natives 1910" ; Here files against: the native Maris from Lungatan for indecent conduct ; Awelling from Namanne for indecent conduct ; the laborer Marep for theft ; the laborer Passingaban for theft; the laborers Perout, Lepakassang, Hulauan, Bango, Mapagan, Awogas for violation of the police decree from 21.6.1910 ; Kobes, house boy of Government doctor Dr. Runge for theft ; Passingenpong and Mawas from Zal for abuse and slander; Wian and Agamak for rape; the labourers Haudan, Towaiap, Selo, Haiput and Boamak (Heinsheim & Co, Kawieng) for indecent conduct; The women Guarr, Lindi and Kassup for indecent conduct; the Mission teacher Tiamu (from Samoa) for bodily harm; the native Lale for rape; the native Camon, from Kablewan, for abuse
              NAA G255, 871 · File · 1910 - 1911
              Part of National Archives of Australia