Blue Book, Colony of Victoria, 1860 – Chinese Protectors

Blue Book, Colony of Victoria, 1860 – Chinese Protectors







Comments


Chinese Protectors as a separate office was abolished on 30 June 1860.
Anderson, Drummond, W H Foster, Hamilton, and Graham Webster ceased being paid as Chinese Protectors and joined their fellow Wardens as Wardens of the Gold Fields with the (unpaid) duties of Chinese Protector. Webster was also a Police Magistrate.

Chinese Protectors


BBNameTitleOriginalRSGazetteFromToAssignmentOPPMGFCLCPS1S2CommentsNextFN
V1860Anderson, Musgrave WroughtonChinese Protectors R1859-03-061860-06-30Sandhurst District
V1860Belcher, William RedmondChinese ProtectorsR1859-05-161860-04-30Belvoir Collector (Customs), Port Abert.
V1860Drummond, William Henry MurrayChinese Protectors R1857-08-171860-06-30Beechworth District
V1860Foster, William HenryChinese Protectors R1855-09-011860-06-30Ballarat District
V1860Hamilton, John PrendergastChinese Protectors R1855-07-011860-06-30Castlemaine District
V1860Webster, GrahamChinese Protectors R1856-03-201860-06-30Avoca District

References


Sources

Registrar-General's Office, Victoria; Statistics of the Colony of Victoria for the Year 1860; Parliament of Victoria, Melbourne, 1861 (VPARL 1861-1862, No 3) [BB1860].
Various issues of the Victoria Government Gazette, 1860.

Updates

2024-10-13Page formatting revised.
2022-03-30Page and content created.