The references here refer to two different Charleys
1) King Charley of the Snowy River whose 'king plate is held in the Victorian Museum
2) Charley a Dieri boy that help Howitt learn 'language'
Charley
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Letter from Bulmer 11 January 1878Pages 2Registration Number XM77Author —Physical Description Letter, handwritten, ink. Dated and signed. Single sheet, four pages. Good condition; fold marks. -
Information from John Bulmer, n.d.Pages 1Registration Number XM98Author Bulmer, Reverend JohnPhysical Description Notes and a table, handwritten, undated. One large sheet folded in half with an additional smaller sheet, six pages. Notes are possibly a letter. Fragile condition, insect damage upper edging.
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An episode in the history of explorationRegistration Number XM481Author Howitt, Mr Alfred WilliamPhysical Description Draft article, typed, undated. Nine sheets, nine pages. One half sheet is a handwritten insert. Annotations and corrections throughout. Condition: foxing. -
Letter from John Bulmer 8 February 1904Registration Number XM91Author —Physical Description Letter, handwritten in ink. One sheet; two pages. Condition: good but the paper is thin and the handwriting from one side is visible from the other, making reading difficult.