The land onshore was originally inh

The land onshore was originally inhabited by the Bunerong tribe of aborigines, who substantially disap- peared at the turn of the century, with the pressure of settlement. They undoubtedly fished along the shores, as evidenced by the middens which may be seen today. Western Port Bay was visited and named by George Bass in 1798 ‘from its relative position to every other known harbour on the coast’. Soon after, French boats visited and inspected the coast. Sealers also came and established their gruesome industry along the shores. No doubt some part of these activities occurred at Balnarring. In time, the adjacent land was taken up for grazing. The neighbouring ‘Coolart’ property was established in 1840.

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Tanah darat awalnya dihuni oleh suku Aborigin, Bunerong yang secara substansial disap-peared pada pergantian abad, dengan tekanan pemukiman. Mereka tidak diragukan lagi memancing sepanjang tepi, sebagaimana dibuktikan oleh timbunan sampah yang dapat dilihat hari ini. Western Port Bay dikunjungi dan dinamakan oleh George Bass 1798 'dari posisi relatif ke setiap pelabuhan lain dikenal di pantai'. Segera setelah itu, kapal Perancis mengunjungi dan diperiksa pantai. Sealers juga datang dan mendirikan industri mereka mengerikan sepanjang pantai. Tidak diragukan lagi sebagian kegiatan ini terjadi pada Balnarring. Dalam waktu, tanah berdekatan diangkat untuk merumput. Properti 'Coolart' tetangga didirikan pada 1840.