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General

First Name

Last Name

Gender

Aboriginal Name

Police Tracker Engagement Details

Location Prior to Police Engagement

Police Station Attached to

Year of Engagement

Additional Information

References

Department of Native Affairs. "Native Tracker for Police Department". AU WA S2030- cons1733 1943/0402. State Records Office of Western Australia. 
Western Australia Police Department. "Native assistants. Return of employed by Police Department". AU WA S76- cons430 1939/5199 v1. State Records Office of Western Australia. 
Western Australia Police Department. "Native Assistants required by Police Department". AU WA S76- cons430 1938/2475 v3. State Records Office of Western Australia. 
Western Australia Police Department. "Aboriginals - general permit to Commissioner of Police to employ native assistant. Re native trackers carrying firearms". AU WA S76- cons430 1938/0395. State Records Office of Western Austalia.
Western Australia Police Department. "Wyndham Police Station - Tracker at (for v2 see C.O. 978/54).". AU WA S76- cons430 1936/4767 v1. State Records Office of Western Australia. 
Western Australia Police Department. "Wyndham Police Station - Tracker at v2 ". AU WA S76- cons430 1954/0978 v2. State Records Office of Western Australia.

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