Blue booklet prepared by John Hall. Golden Dragon Museum an Exhibition on The White Hills Mystery (the strange disappearance of Constable Ryan). Under the title there is a black and white picture of Constable Thomas Ryan. Contents: Introduction - Exhibition - Time line of Events - Conclusion - Bibliography - Appendices. The booklet has 24 pages. All the pages are lose.person, police, constable ryan, constable ryan, john hall, bendigo, white hills, legal system.

Official Victoria Police record of conduct and service for constable Ryan, three pages.person, individual, constable thomas ryan, thomas ryan, missing since 6th january 1886, white hills chinese camp. bendigo creek.

sixteen photocopied pages of articles from the Bendigo Independent and the Bendigo Advertiser ranging in dates from March 25th, 1886 to July 4th, 1887. All relating to Constable Ryan.newspaper, bendigo, constable ryan

An hand drawn map of the area of constable Ryan disappearance. The map is not to scale.document

Three pages of defaulters' sheet, constable Thomas Ryan.document, certificate, constable thomas ryan, defaulters sheet, thomas ryan

Photocopies of pages from the Bendigo Advertiser January 8, 1886. Article on the weather the day constable Ryan disappeared.Bendigo Advertiser from January 9, 1886. Article on the strange disappearance of a constable. The Bendigo Independent from April 9, 1886. Article on the mind reader at the White Hills mystery.newspaper, bendigo advertiser, constable ryan

A copy of the Victoria Police Association Journal, April 1991. Under the title: Goldfields disappearance never solved, Mr. Gary Presland - Manager Police Museum over three pages details the disappearance of Contable Ryan in 1886. Also attached Constable Ryan Police record of conduct and service.essential services, police, constable ryan

Three large photocopied articles from Annals of Bendigo, the Bendigo independent of April 16, 1886 and an unnamed newspaper with articles relating to Constable Ryan. The photocopies are not very clear.Bendigo Independentnewspaper, bendigo, constable thomas ryan, thomas ryan, white hills settlement

Four pages type written document, the first part taken from the Bendigo Advertiser of April and May 1886 list incidents involving Chinese people (as offenders and as victims). The second part also from the Bendigo Advertiser is a chronological list of events (in a succinct manner) regarding the disappearance of Constable Ryan.newspaper, bendigo advertiser, constable ryan

Copies of telegram sent on the 9th of January, 1886 reporting constable Ryan was missing.document

Two hand written pages of notes on Constable Ryan.document

Post Office Telegram January 8 1886 Re: Disappearance of Constable Thomas Ryan of White Hills Police Service No. 1098. It is feared that Constable Ryan fell down a mine shaft in White Hills on his way back from making an inspection of the Chinese Camp in Kennington in inclement weather on Wednesday night January 6, 1886 some time between 9 and 10 pm.bendigo, history, police history

A 49 page document with transcripts from the Bendigo Advertiser of articles relating to the disappearance of Constable Ryan in 1886. Saturday, January 9th, 1886. Monday, January 11th, 1886. Tuesday, January 12th, 1886. Wednesday, 13th January, 1886. Thursday, January 14th, 1886. Monday, January 18th, 1886. Thursday, January 28th, 1886. Friday, January 29th, 1886. Saturday, February 13th, 1886. Wednesday, February 17th, 1886. Saturday, March 6th, 1886. Thursday, March 11, 1886. Saturday, March 13, 1886. Monday, March 15th, 1886. Tuesday, March 16th, 1886. Wednesday, March 17th, 1886. Monday, March 22nd, 1886. Tuesday, March 23rd, 1886. Wednesday, March 24th, 1886. Friday, March 26th, 1886. Tuesday, March 30th, 1886. Wednesday, March 31st, 1886. Friday, April 2nd, 1886. Wednesday, April 7th, 1886. Wednesday, May 5th, 1886. Monday, May 10th, 1886. Tuesday, May 11th, 1886. Wednesday, May 12th, 1886. Thursday, May 13th, 1886. Friday, May 14th, 1886. Saturday, May 15th, 1886. Monday, May 17th, 1886.newspaper, bendigo advertiser, constable ryan

The White Hill Mystery - the strange disappearance of Constable Thomas Ryan. A four pages type written account of the disappearance of constable Ryan in 1886.document

A photocopy of a small section of the Chinese Camp, Ironbark showing houses and spot relevant to the disappearance of constable Ryan.document

Photocopy of newspaper article dated Tuesday, April 25th, 1978. The article titled: Goornong find revives old mystery. The finding of the remains of a body near Goornong has revived theories on the disappearance of a well known Goldfields policeman.newspaper, bendigo, constable ryan

Seven photocopied pages from the Bendigo Advertiser ranging in date from November 18, 1885 to August 19, 1887.newspaper, bendigo advertiser, constable ryan

Ten page written pages of transcripts from the Bendigo Independent and the Bendigo Advertiser from 1886.newspaper, bendigo, constable ryan

8 pages of transcripts from the Bendigo Independent. Thursday, March 25th, 1886. Friday, March 26th, 1886. Thursday, April 1st, 1886. Saturday, April 3rd, 1886. Friday, April 9th, 1886.newspaper, bendigo, constable ryan

Photocopy of an article that appeared in the Bendigo Independant on Friday, April 9, 1886 titled The Mind reader and the White Hills Mystery.newspaper, bendigo, constable ryan

An orange notebook with various pages of hand written notes regarding Constable Ryan. Attached to the front a sticky note that say: to Jim Evans from Betty Jackman.document

Four pieces of papers with hand written notes and business card of Gary Presland - Manager, Victoria Police Historical Unit. The notes relate to the Chinese in Bendigo and Constable Ryan.document

Two pages of hand written minutes of a meeting held on February 12, 1886. Item 143 on the second page mention an additional reward for the recovery of the remains of constable Ryandocument

Hand written note detailing Mrs. Ryan's offer of a 100 pounds reward for the recovery of her husband remains. Piece of paper is not of the era of Constable Ryan's disappearance, see image. document

Seventeen photocopied pages from the Bendigo Advertiser and the Bendigo Independent ranging in dates from January 7, 1886 to August 12, 1886. All have one article relating to constable Ryan.document

A two pages article published in the Holy Name Monthly by Ray Davie in June 1st, 1959. The article recalled the event of the disappearance of Constable Ryan in 1886 and the various theories regarding what happened to him.document

An hand written page relating to the disappearance of constable Ryan. it appears to have been copied from a newspaper article. On the back a description of the life of Ken Pocock (1926-1992), a horse trainer in the Bendigo region.document

This report comprise a photocopy of the Bendigo Mercury dated Saturday, March 26, 1859 carrying an article titled: The Chinese on Bendigo, Official Inspection of the Ironbark Camp. Copy of the Victoria Police gazette dated Tuesday, January 12, 1886 offering a fifty pounds reward for information on the disappearance of Constable Ryan. Copy of Victoria Police gazette dated March 23rd, 1886 offering a reward of 100 pounds for information on Constable Ryan. Photocopy of an application for lease by a Hock Suey and a registry of application document declaring the application void.chinese

Letter dated 12th August, 1993 sent by John Hall of Eaglehawk to the Australian National Library, Asian Collection in Canberra asking if they have any reference in their Chinese collection of events in Bendigo in 1886 regarding the disappearance of Constable Ryandocument

Photocopied article from the Victoria Police Association Journal of April 1991. Goldfields disappearance never solved.Victorian Police Association Journal, Gary Presland Police Museumperson, individual, constable thomas ryan, white hills station, chinese camp, back creek police station, constable hayes, long gully police station, constable barry, constable farrell, police widows and orphans fund, hong kee, ah wong, wong ching young, thomas ryan, inspector kennedy, fook sing, alick ah poo, gee hing, mrs go wing