| Occupation as written | needlewoman |
| Standardised occupation | MF23: Manufacturing - Dress |
| Application received | 8 Oct 1920 |
| Application status | Multiple applications |
| Official | FJQ |
| Date of approval or denial | 16 Oct 1923 |
| Date of final conclusion | 13 Aug 1924 |
| If rejected, why? | Originally 'already naturalised'. husband not nat though soapproved 1924 |
| Birthplace as written | Berlin, Germany |
| Modern country | Germany |
| Age on application | 57 |
| Age on arrival in Australia | 34 |
| Port of Departure | London, England |
| Port of Arrival | Melbourne |
| Date of arrival | 20 Oct 1890 |
| Name of ship | North D. Leith Salier |
| Voyage | Salier (1890-07-04) |
| Address in Australia | Old Women's Home, Fremantle |
| Address State | Western Australia |
| Time at address | 2 years |
| Previous address 1 | Melbourne |
| Address State | Victoria |
| Time at address | 10 years |
| Married | Widow | |
| Children | Yes | A son, Wilhelm Rudolph Zollner, born 14 January 1882, 'last address known to me' in Berlin, Germany. p.6, a 1924 application: 'stayed with my mother' |
| Name of reference | Donald McLean Stewart |
| Occupation of reference | Police Constable, Western Australia |
| Marginalia description | 'Widow' written on p.16 by name |
| Police report attached | Yes |
| Link to other applicant | |
| Literate | Yes |
| Reason | Pension |
| Other information | Cover letter from R. F. Dempsey, Barrister and Solicitor, Perth, n.d., p.15: 'is very infirm and aged 60 years' |
See also NAA: PP14/1, 1/18/34, Zollner Max and Hedwig (Perth, 1915 - 1920)
See also NAA: PP14/3, GERMAN/ZOLLNER H A, ZOLLNER Hedwig Annie [REINACK Annie] - Nationality : German - [Application Form for Registration as Alien] (Perth, 1919 - 1920)
p.17, 'personal description of applicant': 'Robust Build with crippled hands and feet'
Cover letter from R. F. Dempsey, Barrister and Solicitor, Perth, n.d., p.15: wants to know if husband was naturalised and 'is very infirm and aged 60 years and has been in Australia for 23 years without leaving it she is naturally desirous of being naturalized'
p.14, a 2nd cover letter 3 years late!!!, 3/10/23: states that she had been ill so unable to proceed until now. Can now confirrm husband had been naturralisd in Kalgoorlie.
Clear from pp.2-9 that they both confirmed naturalised and then a year later processed her.
Police Report, 2 May 1924, p.7: 'she was prosecuted for failing to register as an Alien and was imprisoned for 14 days.' But is also described as a 'good' character. Note at bottom clarifies: thought husband naturalised so did not register. 'She had not lived with he husband for years owing to his cruel treatment of her. She is a paid employee of th Women's Home at Fremantle and not an inmate.'