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VPRS 10310 Visiting Book

Public Record Office Victoria
Board for the Protection of Aborigines
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This series consists of one volume labelled Visitors Book: Aboriginal Board. It provides details of the daily movements and activities of Friedrich August Hagenauer when he was Inspector General of the Board for the Protection of Aborigines. Entries date from January 1903 to June 1906.
Each page is dedicated to a single month, with a row for each day of the month listing travel movements (eg. Melbourne to Ramahyuck), where the night was spent, and the reason for the visit (eg. inspection, Sunday service, office work etc.). Also recorded are the total distances travelled over the month, and the method of travel (e.g. railway, horse etc).
The volume records visits made by Hagenauer to Aboriginal reserves and stations at Coranderrk, Ramahyuck, Lake Tyers, Ebenezer, Lake Condah, Framlingham and Lake Boga. Other locations where Aboriginal people were living are also mentioned, including: Bendigo, Colac, Dimboola, Echuca, Goyura, Kerang, Koondrook, Lindenow, Mildura, Rutherglen, Swan Hill and Wahgunyah.

Data time period: [1903 TO 1906]

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