In central Queensland, it is one of the longest rivers in Queensland and flows through a number of Aboriginal Countries.
Belyando River
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Vogelsang to Howitt 16/12/1878Registration Number hw0353Author —Physical Description — -
ALP Cameron to Howitt 24 July 1883Registration Number XM120Author —Physical Description Letter, handwritten in ink. Two quarto sheets, four pages. Text 'struck through' [by Howitt] with blue-pencil lines. Condition: loss of paper (and some text from a post script) torn from bottom of one corner of second sheet. -
Muirhead to Howitt 19/3/1908Registration Number XM270Author —Physical Description Letter, handwritten in ink. Two sheets, two pages. Condition: foxing. -
NotesRegistration Number XM615Author Howitt, Mr Alfred WilliamPhysical Description Notes, draft, handwritten in ink, undated. 53 foolscap sheets, 61 pages. Annotations and corrections throughout. Condition: generally good; small number of sheets with slightly tattered edges. -
The organization of Australian tribesRegistration Number XM690Author Howitt, Mr Alfred WilliamPhysical Description Draft notes or article, handwritten in ink, undated. 56 foolscap sheets, 59 pages. Ordered with page numbers top right corner; and, four additional un-numbered pages at the end. One entitled 'Kamilaroi' and one 'Kundandaburi'. Condition: good.