Seventh report of the Board for the Protection of the Aborigines in the Colony of Victoria

Second report of the Central Board Appointed to Watch over the Interests of the Aborigines in the Colony of Victoria

First report of the Central Board Appointed to Watch over the Interests of the Aborigines in the Colony of Victoria

Correspondence respecting collection of duties on the River Murray

Report for the year 1918 : presented to both Houses of Parliament by His Excellency's command / Public Service Commissioner

Tariff : report of the Royal Commission : together with appendices and minutes of evidence : presented to both Houses of Parliament by His Excellency's command

Police Commission : charges against members of the police force : return to an order of the Legislative Assembly dated 22nd November 1881 for copies of any communications the Chief Secretary may have received from members of the police with regard to the charges against them in the report of the Police Commission

S.S. "Victoria" : return to an order of the Legislative Assembly dated 2nd October 1878 for copies of any correspondence between the Honorable the Chief Secretary and Staff-Commander Stanley relative to the statement made by the Honorable the Chief Secretary as to the condition of the Victoria when handed over to the Chief Harbor Master by Captain Stanley ; also the notes of any evidence taken on inquiry into the facts of the case

Royal Commission on the Aborigines : report of the Commissioners appointed to inquire into the present condition of the Aborigines of this colony and to advise as to the best means of caring for and dealing with them in the future : together with minutes of evidence and appendices

Aborigines : return to an order of the Legislative Assembly dated 18th August 1868 for a return showing (1.) the names of the different Aboriginal stations in this colony. (2.) The number of acres of land belonging to each. (3.) How many acres on each cultivated. (4.) The number and kind of cattle belonging to the Government on each station. (5.) The annual value of the productions from each work. (6.) The number of persons employed, the capacity and remuneration. (7.) The number of adult aborigines residing on each station. (8.) The number of children, their respective ages and sex, distinguishing the half-caste from the aborigines. (9.) Whether educated, and if taught any, what kind of employment. (10.) How many married on each station during the last two years. (11.) The quantity and description of clothes distributed to each station during the above period. (12.) How often has the Board of management met during the same. (13.) The names of the committee who have attended and the number of times they have met. (14.) The gross annual amount received from the Government and how expended. (15.) The number of aborigines now in this colony. (16.) The number of deaths during the last two years. (17.) The cause of their decease. (18.) The name of the person appointed to succeed the late W. Thomas, Esq., as Guardian to the Aborigines. (19.) Under whose care the aborigines are placed at the present time

Police force : replies to a question put by Mr. Snodgrass 17th January 1861 for a return showing 1. The existing distribution of the police force, officials and men. 2. The intended alterations in the distribution of the force should the proposed reductions be carried out. 3. The dates of service of every officer in the force distinguishing those officers who will be reduced if the proposed estimate is agreed to. 4. Also the districts in which the police magistrates and clerks of petty sessions referred to in the estimates are appointed for and the dates of service of each of these officers

Report of the Royal Commission on Harbor Improvements and a River and Harbor Trust to His Excellency Sir Henry Barkly, K.C.B., etc., etc., etc.