P006436 revised AU-VU:EOAS Encyclopedia of Australian Science and Innovation

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 English AACR2 Anglo-American Cataloguing Rules Corporate Body created 2019-06-18 human Elizabeth Daniels updated 2025-05-07 human https://www.eoas.info/biogs/P006436b.htm corporateBody Colony of Western Australia AACR2 Swan River Colony 1829 1832 1829 1901 Regulatory Body The Colony of Western Australia was established as an official British colony in 1829. The colony was overseen by a Governor, gaining responsible self-governance from Britain in 1890 and becoming a state of Australia in 1901. Multiple indigenous nations and communities live with and manage the land Europeans refer to as Western Australia. This relationship extends far beyond 1829 and continues into the present and future. Woodward, Bernard Henry (1846 - 1916)

Government Analyst 1889 - 1895

 Clarkson, Barnard Drummond (1836 - 1909)

Member for Toodyay, Western Australian Legislative Assembly 1890 - 1897

 Harper, Charles (1842 - 1912)

Parliament of Western Australia - Legislative Council: Representative for Northern District (1878 - 1880) and York (1884 - 1890); Legislative Assembly: Member for Beverly (1890 - 1901), Chairman of Committees 1897 - 1901

 Von Sommer, Ferdinand (c. 1800 - 1849)

Government Geologist 1847 - 1848

 Collie, Alexander (1793 - 1835) 1832 1835

Alexander Collie was the Colonial Surgeon in Western Australia.

 Western Australian Wood and Forests Department, Colony and State of Western Australia (1896 - 1919) Perth Observatory, Colony of Western Australia (1896 - ) Western Australian Crown Lands and Surveys Department, Colony of Western Australia (1873 - 1890) Western Australian Bureau of Agriculture, Colony of Western Australia (1894 - 1898) Western Australian Department of Mines, Colony and State of Western Australia (1894 - 1992) Western Australian Harbour and Light Department, Colony and State of Western Australia (1880 - 1982) Western Australian Surveyor-General's Department, Colony of Western Australia (1870 - 1873) Western Australian Metropolitan Water Works Board, Colony and State of Western Australia (1896 - 1910) Western Australian Survey Office, Colony of Western Australia (1829 - 1870) Western Australian Department of Lands and Surveys, Colony and State of Western Australia (1890 - 1986) Western Australian Department of Agriculture, Colony and State of Western Australia (1898 - 2006) Western Australian Medical Department [1], Colony and State of Western Australia (1850 - 1906) Western Australian Central Board of Health, Colony and State of Western Australia (1886 - 1911) Western Australian Department of Works and Railways, Colony of Western Australia (1879 - 1890) Western Australian Department of Works and Buildings, Colony of Western Australia (1890 - 1900) Western Australian Government Railways [1], Colony and State of Western Australia (1890 - 1914) State of Western Australia (1901 - ) 'Colony of Western Australia', in Encyclopedia of Australian Science and Innovation, Centre for Transformative Innovation, Swinburne University of Technology Colony of Western Australia Swinburne University of Technology, Centre for Transformative Innovation Encyclopedia of Australian Science and Innovation