Halo wantok!

1942-09-09. PAPUAN NATIVES BUILDING HUTS FOR AUSTRALIAN OFFICERS. PALM LEAVES ARE USED FOR ROOFING AND SAGO BARK FOR WALLS. THE NATIVES SCORN THE USE OF NAILS AND WIRE OR OTHER MODERN ACCESSORIES ..

1942-11-11. AUSTRALIAN NURSES RETURN TO NEW GUINEA. MATRON NELL MARSHALL, FIRST WHITE WOMAN TO LAND IN NEW GUINEA SINCE LAST MARCH. (NEGATIVE BY G. SILK)

1942-10-29. FUNERAL OF NEW YORK TIMES WAR CORRESPONDENT, BYRON DARNTON, AT THE MILITARY CEMETERY AT PORT MORESBY. WAR CORRESPONDENTS AT GRAVESIDE. (NEGATIVE BY SILK)

1942-10-19. FOUR MEN OF AN A.I.F. UNIT WHO HAVE SEEN SERVICE IN THE MIDDLE EAST, NOW IN ACTION SOMEWHERE IN THE NEW GUINEA FRONT. (NEGATIVE BY PARER)

1942-10-29. NEW GUINEA. FUNERAL OF NEW YORK TIMES WAR CORRESPONDENT, BYRON DARNTON, AT THE MILITARY CEMETERY AT PORT MORESBY. PALL-BEARERS WERE WAR CORRESPONDENTS FOUR WERE AMERICAN, ONE ENGLISH, ..

1942-11-06. ONE OF THE FIRST JAPANESE PRISONERS TO BE BROUGHT IN BY AUSTRALIAN TROOPS DURING THE FIGHTING IN NEW GUINEA. (NEGATIVE BY BOTTOMLEY)

1942-11-11. NEW GUINEA. ALLIED TROOPS PREPARE TO ATTACK BUNA. AIR-BORNE AUSTRALIAN AND AMERICAN TROOPS ARRIVE AT A JUNGLE LANDING FIELD

PAPUA. 1942-11-14. CAPT. R.W. LONIE OF QUEENSLAND DISPLAYS A PORTABLE WIRELESS SET CAPTURED FROM A JAPANESE PATROL. THESE SETS, USED BY JAPENESE PATROLS TO KEEP IN TOUCH WITH EACH OTHER WEIGH ONLY ..

1942-11-14. ALLIES RETAKE KOKODA. ALLIED PLANES CAUSED THIS DAMAGE AT KOKODA

An ambulance plane brings back wounded from Kokoda. The wounded man is Private. J. W. Clont of NSW. The pilot of the plane is Staff Sergeant N. D. Maxwell of Claire, Michigan

Popondetta Cemetery, Papua New Guinea, November 1952 / Albert Speer

Philip Bojembo, clerk, P.H.D. [Public Health Department] Saiho, Popondetta, Papua New Guinea, 24 November 1952 / Albert Speer