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OM72-26 Sir George Ferguson Bowen Papers
Photocopies of correspondence, letters of appointment to various honours, press cuttings, publications, etc relating to the life and work of Sir George Bowen. Included are two long letters to Sir Hercules Robinson. In the first, Bowen describes in deatil conditions in Queensland and his work as Governor, and in the second he describes his position as Governor in New Zealand.
Sir George Ferguson Bowen Papers
Papers of Sir George Ferguson Bowen.
OM73-66 Sir George Ferguson Bowen Papers
Papers of Sir George Ferguson Bowen.
OM70-16 Sir George Ferguson Bowen Papers
Papers of Sir George Ferguson Bowen.
Thirty Years of Colonial Government
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Thirty Years of Colonial Government
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