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OFFICE OF PROTECTOR OF ABORIGINALS
BOLLON, 13th MAY, 1924

CHIEF PROTECTOR OF ABORIGINALS
2840 20. MAY 1924

Relataive to- A letter dated 5th December, from this Home--
Secretarys Office, calling for Aboriginal Meaning to -----
places bearing Aboriginal Names within my District, and
a Memorandum from my Chiefs Office dated 28th March, 1924.
P A bollon

SIR/

I have the honour to advise re above that I have been
unable to obtain any information that would prove useful
in connection with the matter for which it was applied for
due to the fact that there are few -Old Aboriginals within
this District, and those that are here are too far distant
frm Bollon, to make it convenient to interview them without
incuring expence,
as they live from 58 to 72 Miles out, and
very seldom any visit this Township. I have interviewed
some younger Boys, who could not give any useful information
and could not suggest from whom I might obtain such.
There is 2 or 3 old inhabitants of this Disctict (Blacks)
whom I hoped to meet before now, but did not, and as they
are the only ones I expected any information from, I wish
to express my regrets at my inability to render the desired
information.

I have the honour to be,
SIR.
Yours Obediently.
A Adams
PROTECTOR

TO/
The Chief Protector of Aborgnls
SOUTH-BRISBANE

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Chief Protector of Aboriginals
26.5.24

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