Mister Neville: a biography | Find and Connect

Publication Resource Details

Author
Jacobs, Pat
Publication Date
1990
Publisher
Fremantle Arts Centre Press
Place Published
Fremantle
Description
An account of the life and career of AO Neville, Chief Protector of Aborigines in Western Australia from 1905-1940. There is a preface by Emeritus Professor Geoffrey Bolton.

Related Information

Aboriginal Protection in Western Australia (c. 1832 - c. 1972)
Carrolup (1915 - 1922) Relevance: p.68
Commissioner for Native Affairs (1936 - 1954)
Department of Aborigines and Fisheries, State of Western Australia (1 January 1909 - 1 January 1920) Relevance: pp.60-61

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