Halo wantok!

Dance at Saiho, 1951 / Albert Speer

Port Moresby, 8 October, 1921, [1]

Another trio from the Bunang (mainland) tribe, who have long ceased to be regarded as a fighting tribe

Hydraulic sluicing with monitors and elevator, on the site of a pioneer claim on the Bulolo river, the one time property of Messrs Arnold & Robertson and now a section of Bulolo Gold dredging coys areas

Wau, a mining town of the New Guinea goldfields, at 3800 feet above sea-level / Albert T. Simmons

Aerial view of Bulolo Gold Dregding coy's hydro-electric scheme and one of first roads cleared in the New Guinea goldfields

Part of the town : Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea, 1953 / Terence and Margaret Spencer

Approaching the wharf: the labourers are waiting on a truck : Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea, 1953 / Terence and Margaret Spencer

Changsha coming to port : Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea, 1953 / Terence and Margaret Spencer

Port Moresby from Paga Hill : Papua New Guinea, 1953 / Terence and Margaret Spencer

Bomana Cemetery, through a wrought iron window (towards the left) : Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea, 1953 / Terence and Margaret Spencer

Some of Moresby's people, some vehicles are circulating : Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea, 1953 / Terence and Margaret Spencer