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Tracking the Native Police   (more info)

'Tracking the Native Police' is an online exhibition which tells the history of the Native Police Corps from 1837 to 1852 through some of the earliest official records held by Public Record Office Victoria. The four featured stories link to digital copies

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88/394-1 Button, brass, Aboriginal Native Police, [made in Britain], used in Australia, 1842-1856 - Powerhouse Museum Collection   (website Powerhouse Museum )

> + 88/394-2 Button, and clip, brass, 70th R... > + 88/394-3 Button and clip, brass, 14th Re... Numismatics > Military buttons>>+ N21424-2 Cuff button, NSW Military Force... > + N15040-12 Button, Great Britain, Army, R... > + N15040-13 Button, Great Brita...

State Library of Queensland - History of the Queensland Native Police   (website State Library of Queensland )

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State Library of Queensland - History of the Queensland Native Police   (website State Library of Queensland )

> /* import styles that aren't supported in NN4 */ @import url(http://www.slq.qld.gov.au/__data/assets/file/0016/1348/qglayout.css); /* import print specific styles. Prior to the separation of Queensland from New South Wales in 1859, the border police an...

Transcript - The Native Police on the Ballarat Goldfields, September 1851 - Electronic Encyclopedia of Gold in Australia   (website eGold )

Commandant Dana reports to the Colonial Secretary about incidents which took place on the Ballarat goldfields during a visit by the Commissioner for Crown Lands, accompanied by the Native Police. I accompanied the Commissioner and Mr Armstrong to the Ball...

Extract - The Native Police on the Ballarat Goldfields, September 1851 - Electronic Encyclopedia of Gold in Australia   (website eGold )

Commandant Dana reports to the Colonial Secretary about incidents which took place on the Ballarat goldfields during a visit by the Commissioner for Crown Lands, accompanied by the Native Police. Letter from Commandant Dana to Colonial Secretary,, Septemb...

Image - Native Police - Electronic Encyclopedia of Gold in Australia   (website eGold )

> Native Police, by Gill, Samuel Thomas (1818 - 1880), courtesy of Ballarat Fine Art Gallery. This is one of 25 lithographs in Gill's 'Australian Sketchbook ( Australian Views)'. > Produced by the Cultural Heritage Unit, The University of Melbourne> http:...

Native Police - Concept - Gallery - Electronic Encyclopedia of Gold in Australia   (website eGold )

Letter from Commandant Dana to Colonial Secretary, 22 September 1851, 22 September 1851; Public Record Office Victoria, Victorian Archives Centre [ Details... Letter from Commandant of the Native Police to the Colonial Secretary, 14 February 1852; Public ...

Image - Native Police Encampment Ballarat 1853 - Electronic Encyclopedia of Gold in Australia   (website eGold )

Electronic Encyclopaedia of Gold in Australia > Native Police Encampment Ballarat 1853, by Thomas Ham, courtesy of State Library of Victoria. > Produced by the Cultural Heritage Unit, The University of Melbourne> http://www.egold.net.au/objects/DEG000057....

History of the Queensland Native Police (State Library of Queensland)   (website State Library of Queensland )

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Native Police - Concept - Electronic Encyclopedia of Gold in Australia   (website eGold )

> The Native Police on the Ballarat Goldfields, September 1851, courtesy of Public Record Office Victoria, Victorian Archives Centre. > Aboriginal troopers, Melbourne police, with English corporal, 1850, by William Strutt, courtesy of Parliament of Victor...

Letter from Commandant of the Native Police to the Colonial Secretary - Electronic Encyclopedia of Gold in Australia   (website eGold )

Electronic Encyclopaedia of Gold in Australia VPRS 1189/P Inward Registered Correspondence I, Colonial Secretary's Office, unit 16, folder 6, item 52/605 > Produced by the Cultural Heritage Unit, The University of Melbourne> http://www.egold.net.au/archiv...

State Library of Queensland - History of the Queensland Native Police   (website State Library of Queensland )

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88/394-1 Button, brass, Aboriginal Native Police, [made in Britain], used in Australia, 1842-1856 - Powerhouse Museum Collection   (website Powerhouse Museum )

> + 88/394-2 Button, and clip, brass, 70th R... > + 88/394-3 Button and clip, brass, 14th Re... Numismatics > Military buttons>>+ N21424-2 Cuff button, NSW Military Force... > + N15040-12 Button, Great Britain, Army, R... > + N15040-13 Button, Great Brita...

Book uncovers lost history of Queensland&squo;s Native Police | The Courier-Mail   (website The Courier-Mail )

Jonathan Richards has confounded such an assessment with his book, The Secret War: A True History of Queensland's Native Police (University of Queensland Press, $39.95). The Native Police were part military, part police – a 19th-century equivalent ...

88/394-1 Button, brass, Aboriginal Native Police, [made in Britain], used in Australia, 1842-1856 - Powerhouse Museum Collection   (website Powerhouse Museum )

> + 88/394-2 Button, and clip, brass, 70th R... > + 88/394-3 Button and clip, brass, 14th Re... Numismatics > Military buttons>>+ N21424-2 Cuff button, NSW Military Force... > + N15040-12 Button, Great Britain, Army, R... > + N15040-13 Button, Great Brita...

Pursuing attackers 1843 - Tracking the Native Police (Public Record Office Victoria)   (website(s) Tracking the Native Police    Public Record Office of Victoria (PRO) )

Back to featured stories/ home Home/ Cultural warning | Documents | Pursuing attackers 1843 VPRS 19/P Inward Registered Correspondence, Superintendent Port Phillip District, unit 53, item 43/2681...

Acting beyond orders 1847 [4] - Tracking the Native Police (Public Record Office Victoria)   (website(s) Tracking the Native Police    Public Record Office of Victoria (PRO) )

The same conversation> ensued respecting the white woman> that we had with the Blacks yesterday,> and the Blankets &c shewn to them. Jany 6th We started on our Journey for the> mountains and encamped on the Banks of> Lake King. Jany 17th Encamped at the c...

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