Cowits was Western Australia's first Aboriginal policeman, and was a member of a number of early exploratory expeditions. Cowits came from the York area...

escaped horses. In 1863, he joined the first aboriginal assistant policeman Cowits to accompany Henry Maxwell Lefroy on his expedition east of York to the...

John Drummond conveyed a message to Cowan via Cowits. Cowits was about 16 at the time. Cowan thought Cowits was very efficient and recommended that he be...

elements often are designed to appear in the same sight picture, known as cowitnessing, as the primary optical sights. Fixed sights are sights that are not...

1777–1852) – wife of Bungaree and designated Aboriginal 'Queen of Sydney' Cowits (c.1832–1868) Western Australia's first Indigenous policeman, and a member...

magistrate of York and Beverley William Cowan (1854–1940) — resident magistrate Cowits (c.1832–1868) — first Aboriginal assistant at the York Police Station Les...

thing ... What is next? We can't eat chicken? We can't eat meat?" Larry Cowit, vice president of Madison Avenue Furs, mused: "There has to be a line,...

to Aboriginal children and taught four of them the alphabet, including Cowits. In April 1841, the "indefatigable" Barrow devised an ambitious plan to...

that Drummond went drinking at the Kings Head Hotel with native policeman Cowits and Tommy the native mail carrier, and did not report or charge anyone....

Henry Landor on an expedition, accompanied by 10 year old aboriginal boy, Cowits or Kowitch to translate. They crossed the Hotham River and went on to discover...