to go to school at the Moore Rivet Native Settlement, he informed the family. The old man nodded to show that he understood what Riggs was saying. The rest of the family just hung their heads refusing to face the man who was taking their daughters away from them. Silent tears welled in their eyes and trickled down their cheeks. Come on, you girls," he ordered. 'Don't worry about taking anything. We'll pick up what you need later." When the two girls stood up, he noticed that the third girl was missing. "Where's the other one, Daisy?" he asked anxiously. 'She's with her mummy and daddy at Murra Munda Station, the old man informed him. "She's not at Murra Munda or at Jimbalbar goldfields. I called into those places before I came here,' said the Constable. 'Hurry up then, I want to get started. We've got a long way to go yet. You girls can ride this horse back to the depot," he said, handing the reins over to Molly. Riggs was annoyed that he had to go miles out of his way to find these girls. Molly and Gracie sa