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A
BIBLIOGRAPHY
OF
MOROBE PROVINCE

Compiled By
Sam Tua Kaima and Biama Kanasa

Tuesday, January 05, 1999

University of Papua New Guinea
Port Moresby

First Edition

INTRODUCTION

This bibliography was put together in a short period of time during the Christmas vacation, 1998-1999. It was done with a view that the first edition will be launched early in 1999. The work of compiling a bibliography of a province can be time consuming unless one knows his/her sources to get information from. There had been attempts in the past to list sources about the Province but a large and an extensive bibliography as such was never produced. This is the first major attempt, which will hopefully be a continuous project.

The bibliography will hopefully help people who want to research on Morobe and at the same time inform those who have already published and or are researching about the province to help update and upgrade future editions.

I : BACKGROUND OF THE PROVINCE

The Morobe Province on northeast coast of Papua New Guinea takes it name from former German capital Morobe, southeast of the present Headquarters, Lae. The Morobe Post was the headquarters during New Guinea Compangie era. This was because it was close to the border of British New Guinea and the Germans had easy access between the Carolinian islands and Samoa using the Morobe Harbour. In 1926 when gold was discovered in Wau the headquarters was moved to Salamaua as it became the centre of activity relating to the gold mine. In 1937 Lae became the Headquarters of German New Guinea when the volcano destroyed Rabaul.

Apart from outlying islands the Province has a coastline of 250 miles. It borders Eastern Highlands Province and the Madang Provinces on the west and north respectively. While to the south is the Oro Province. To the east of the Huon Peninsula is the West New Britain Province, with the Siassi islands sandwiched between the two, although Siassi islands are closer to West New Britain Province between Vitiaz and Dampier Straits. To the southeast is the Gulf province where the Kukukuku cousins share the border with the Marawaka in the East Highlands Province, the Kamea/Kaintiba of Gulf Province and the Memyamya in the Morobe Province.

For administrative purposes the Province was divided during colonial era into seven sub districts, which have continued to present day and these are Lae, Finschhafen, Wau, Kaiapit, Mumeng, Kabwum and Memyamya. There were further subdivisions of these Districts into Patrol Posts. The Patrol Posts (later Sub Districts) are Aseki, Garaina, Morobe, Wau, Pindiu, Wasu, Boana and Wantoat. (Refer to map)

It is not the purpose here to write a history of Morobe Province. However, events during the former territory of New Guinea shaped historical developments in Morobe. The different Districts of the Province will have their own contact history and can be presented with further research.

II: CHRONOLOGY

There are numerous sources that will show dates of importance of the Districts and their expansion. Some of these sources are listed below in this bibliography. Sam Kaima had, for example, listed the dates of significance of the Wantoat after consulting different sources during his research and others can do the same for their own districts. There had been attempts in the past to construct a history of contact situations in Morobe. Amongst these are Ian Willis, History of Morobe and Phillip Holzknecht's Chronology of events during the German colonial period from 1884 to 1930. These two sources can be used as stepping-stones to writing a history of the Province. In fact some dates and events outlined here are taken from these sources. According to Willis's chronology following dates are listed:


1793            Bruni D'Entrecasteux sailed up tail of New Guinea into the Gulf   
                he named Houn de Kermadec. He thought Salamaua was an island.     
1856            Italian Catholic priests arrived at Mandok Island, Siassi         
                before being forced to leave by disease.                          
1874            John Moresby on HMS Basilisk sails along Huon Gulf and names      
                Parsee Point (Salamaua), the Markham, Rawlinson Ranges, and       
                explores around the Markham mouth, and meet up with people        
                along the coast; who according to him seem to have met white      
                men before.                                                       
1884            Otto Finsch on `Samoa' explores New Guinea under New Guinea       
                Kompangie and selects Finschhafen as a best site for company      
                settlement.  In the same year Northeast New Guinea and Offshore   
                islands was claimed by Germany, while Britain claimed Southeast   
                New Guinea. (later Papua).                                        
1886            Georg von Schlientz, a New Guinea company representative          
                arrives in Finschhafen to set up settlement on Madang island.     
                He undertakes exploration along the coast and name areas with     
                prominent German names, like Dregerhafen, Steinmetz Point,        
                Bavaria Bay, etc. He points that one-day the Markham mouth will   
                become an important port for trade. Martin Dreger explores the    
                Huon Gulf on `Samoa' and travels up stream on the Markham and     
                saw villagers, who were willing to trade for iron. During the     
                same year Lutheran missionary Johann Flierl arrives in Simbang,   
                Finschhafen. He decides to use the local language; Jabem as the   
                mission lingua franca.                                            
1887            The New Guinea Kompangie abandons Finschhafen because of          
                malaria and decides to move to Stephensort, Madang.   The         
                Lutheran mission stayed on and expanded its influence along       
                coastal villages.                                                 
1900            New Guinea Kompangie land acquisition in Lae.                     
1907            Lae Wampar raid villages at Lae and Labu.                         
1909            Stephen Lehner and Dr. Richard Neuhauss visit Lae Wampar to       
                establish peace among the warring tribes.                         
1910-11         Ten Lutheran mission stations, including Lae and Gabmatzung       
                among the Lae Wampar were established.                            
1913            Burberg (Lae) gazetted as a patrol post, Morobe was still the     
                District Headquarters then.                                       
1914            Australian Military Occupation of former German New Guinea as a   
                result of the outbreak of World War I.                            
1921-1925       Civil Administration restored in New Guinea as an Australian      
                Mandated Territory for the League of Nations.                     
1926            Gold is discovered in Eddie Creek, near Wau.  There was a gold    
                rush.  Salamaua becomes a port of call for all activities         
                relating to Wau gold fields.                                      
1937            Lae becomes  the capital of New Guinea, replacing Rabaul.         
1942            Japanese bomb Lae, Salamaua and Bulolo on 21st January.           
                Japanese land in Lae on 8th of March and was to last for 19       
                months.                                                           
1942-1945       War arrives in New Guinea and there is a military                 
                administration in the Territory. The administration was           
                referred to by ANGAU which stands for Australian New Guinea       
                Administrative Unit.                                              
1943            Following the losses in Buna and Kokoda Trail, the Japanese       
                fall back to Lae.                                                 
1945-1950       Slow recovery of the territory.                                   
1950-1975       Period of rapid expansion in the territory.                       
1960s           Lutheran church goes into business launching Lutheran Shipping    
                and Namasu.                                                       
1964            First House of Assembly Election.                                 
1968            Second House of Assembly Election                                 
1972            Third House of Assembly Election                                  
1970-1974       Pitenamu influences among the hinterland areas of Morobe,         
                including Pindiu, Tewae, Nabak and Mumeng.  (See Robert Adams     
                for more details.                                                 
1975            Political independence.                                           
1976            National Parliament Election                                      
1980            National Population Census                                        
1982            National Election                                                 
1987            National Election                                                 
1992            National Election                                                 
1997            National Election                                                 


The above dates have been listed to show some idea of the role of European expansion in Morobe District during the period. Individual sub districts in the province can be able to use these dates to search for information about their own areas. Elderly informants in many of our districts will remember events in the past according to these activities. There is indeed a need for a further study in the history of Morobe.

The establishment of Lae in 1913 meant the expansion and exploration of hinterland areas of the District, as well as regular contacts with the people. Lae has its own history of development and readers will find it interesting reading Ian Willis' account of the historical development of Lae. When Lae eventually became the headquarters of New Guinea, expansion into the highlands and other areas of Morobe was to be felt by the villagers. Contacts and establishment of law and order became regular for the people, as a result Districts, and patrol posts were established in rural Morobe. The present different districts in the province resemble the development of this colonial expansion mechanism.

III. ABOUT THIS BIBLIORAPHY

The Morobe Province bibliography is meant as a research guide to those who want to conduct research in the province in future. This bibliography is one of the projects of Morobe Province Historical Research Committee set up by Morobe UPNG academic staff and students with a promise of financial help from the Provincial Government, under Governor Luther Wenge. The bibliography is one of these projects envisaged by the Committee, the Committee will arrange research and workshops in future.

This edition of the Bibliography is not comprehensive, as not all the sources are listed. There is no date range and no subject limitations, as all sources identified during our research are listed. We are sure some of the sources will be omitted in this bibliography. All unpublished manuscripts including theses (B.A. (Hons.); MA; and Ph.D.) held in the NGC have been included as well. Manuscripts presented at conferences and or seminars both in Papua New Guinea and overseas have also been included in this bibliography. We are sure more of these sources will become available in future and people writing thesis and or presenting conference papers should inform us of these presentations.

Other language text, including German, Tok Pisin, Kate, Jabem and tok ples texts held in the NGC have been included. Our only problem is the translation of German text to understand if the sources include some material on Morobe. We hope people who are able to translate these sources will help add to the list for future editions.

IV. ORIGINS AND ARRANGEMENT

Biama Kanasa started this bibliography by researching at UPNG and University of Technology libraries. He had his original list which we looked at and decided more should be added on before the first edition was published. With the help of staff of NGC, UPNG library especially, May A. Balagaise, we were able to get a full printout of sources on Morobe. In fact most of the items listed in this bibliography are held in NGC and one should have no problem getting copies of unpublished as well as published materials from there. Being the first edition of the bibliography there is no index but hopefully future ones will include indexes.

This is a straightforward list arranged in alphabetical order by author's surname. In case there is no individual author corporate names have been used. for example Morobe District Historical Society, or Pacific Islands Monthly, Papua New Guinea Department of Primary Industry, Department of Morobe, etc. Titles of periodicals have been highlighted, underlined, bolded and given italics as well as title of books in which a chapter appears. For this edition we have included Times of Papua New Guinea articles on Morobe and we hope to include Post Courier articles on Morobe in the second edition. There is of course the Post Courier Selective Index that one can look through if interested, while the Times of PNG (later Saturday Independent) Index has also been produced in the past. Both thes indexes remain to be updated. Researchers will need to look up these indexes if interested in news items.

V. SOURCES USED FOR COMPILING THIS BIBLIOGRAPHY

Aside from using the New Guinea Collection Library Database printout, few other sources have been used to help identify sources listed in this bibliography. The Morobe District Historical Society journals have been used at the early stage and we are glad to have found in this journal a start of the Morobe Province Bibliography by Phillip Holzknecht and all materials listed in it have been included in this bibliography. We wish to thank Philip for starting this worthwhile project.

Peter Sack's, German New Guinea: A Bibliography lists German materials and because both of us are not fully versed in German we were not able to list all these sources in Sack's bibliography. However, materials identifiable and resemble Morobe has been included. We hope this can be done in the future. An Ethnographic Bibliography of New Guinea also lists some valuable information on Morobe and some of these have been included in this bibliography. The problem with the Ethnographic bibliography is that it was published in 1968 and it has not been updated as yet and will require searches as well to up date on sources on Morobe. The other problem with the ethnographic bibliography is that there will be sources listed here which may seem not related to Morobe, but have been included in the District Index. It is simply because of this that they have been listed in this bibliography. There is however a need for extensive search in these sources to identify more sources that have not been included in this edition of the bibliography. Sam Kaima's own list of sources on cargo cults has also been used to include in this bibliography as well. A Bibliography of Cargo Cults in the Momase region was compiled for a Diploma course and expanded later. Momase region had been sporadic with the influences of so called Cargo cults and Morobe has been one of them and as such a short list of sources on this was compiled. Robert Adams has discussed the historical developments of Pitenamu, a magico religious movement in the hinterland areas of Morobe in detail. Sam Kaima later on compiled a larger version encompassing Melanesia titled, Bibliography of Cargo Cults and other Religious Phenomena in Melanesia. Two volumes of the Cumulative Index to the Pacific Islands Monthly were used to identify sources on Morobe. This is an well-arranged index, although an index to Pacific Islands Monthly issues after 1955 remains to be produced. Materials taken from this list will have a town listed in brackets, for example, [Lae]. Thus, this bibliography will only include Pacific Islands Monthly articles to July 1955. In this case the index to districts have been used to identify sources on parts of Morobe, while author and subject indexes have been ignored. In fact the Pacific Islands Monthly list became so large we have been able to produce an Index to articles on Morobe that appeared between 1935 and 1955. Another of Phillip Holzknecht's work. An annotated Bibliography of German-language material held by the New Guinea Collection of the University of Papua New Guinea was also used to identify more sources for this bibliography. His annotations in English made it easier for us to identify sources on Morobe. In this bibliography the English annotations have been omitted and the German language text listed.

Mistakes in this bibliography are responsibilities of the compilers, when discovered it should be relayed to us so that changes can be made for inclusion in the next edition. If works have been omitted it is not deliberate, please let us know so that we can add on. While this edition is being printed research is continuing and additions, corrections and changes will be made before the second edition comes out. Written comments and suggestions for improvements are most welcome. Please contact the compilers.

ACKNOWLEDEMENTS

Several colleagues and friends in the library at UPNG had assisted in the production of this first version. Moses Saufkaur, provided some helpful leads to information sources on Morobe. Thomas Toromo assisted in checking references to make sure correct dates, place of publications and page numbers are included. In the bindery, Peter Aisi, Rudolph Pisiro ensured that all draft versions were fastened together so that one page does not disappear. The computers of the Computer Services Unit at UPNG was used to print the final version of this bibliography.

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ALPHABETICAL LIST BY AUTHORS
Tuesday, January 05, 1999


Abbott, L.D. and E.A. Silver.
1991. Ecology of the Southern Finisterre Range: A Case History of Modern Arc-Continent Collision. In; Papua New Guinea Geology, Exploration and Mining Conference Proceedings, 1991. Melbourne: The Australasian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy. pp. 1-7.

Ackerman, M. W.
1944. The Concept of Soul among the Bukaua and Kai Tribes of New Guinea. M.A. thesis. Kennedy School of Mission, Hartford Seminary Foundation.

Adam, L.
1947. Some Uncommon Perforated Stone Implements from the Morobe and Mt. Hagen areas, New Guinea. Mankind. 3 (12): 345-351.

Adams, Karen. et.al.
1985. Dialect survey of Mumeng dialect chain. In; Papers of New Guinea Linguistics Number. 22 Edited by Adams Karen. Department of Linguistics, Research School of Pacific Studies. Australian National University. pp.1-27.

Adams, K.
1976. Transfer book from Melanesian Pidgin to Patep. Read. 11 (3): 91-94

Adams, Robert.
1982. City and Village: the Ahi Response. In; Micronationalist Movements in Papua New Guinea. Edited by R.J. May. Canberra: Department of Political and Social Change, Research School of Pacific Studies. Australian National University. pp. 207-245.

Adams, Robert.
1973. A Comparative Study of the Lae and Huon Local Government Councils. M.A. Thesis. History Department, University of Papua New Guinea.

Adams, Robert.
1983. Lae Open Electorate: Union na Pati-Senis I no Kamap. In Electoral Politics in Papua New Guinea. Edited by David Hegarty. Port Moresby : University of Papua New Guinea. pp. 216-227.

Adams, Robert.
1982. The Pitenamu Society. In; Micronationalist Movements in Papua New Guinea. Edited by R.J. May. Canberra: Department of Political and Social Change, Research School of Pacific Studies, Australian National University. pp. 63-112.

Adams, Robert.
1983. The Pitenamu Society. In; Religious Movements in Melanesia (1). Edited by Wendy Flannery. Goroka: Melanesian Institute of Pastoral and Socio-Economic Service. pp.130-170.

Adams, Robert.
1978. Rural Change-the Burum Development Association. In; Decentralisation; the Papua New Guinean Experiment; Waigani Seminar Papers 1978. Edited by Ralph Premdas and Stephen Pokawin. Waigani: University of Papua New Guinea. pp. 205-208.

Addison, S.
1979. A very special school. New Nation. 3 (10): 8-9.

Afenya, P. M.
1986. Chemical Variation of the Hessen Bay Chromate. In; Chemistry in the Service of Papua New Guinea. Edited by P. Baldon. Lae: Papua New Guinea University of Technology. A paper read at the 3rd Papua New Guinea Institute of Chemistry Congress.

Afenya, P. M.
1987. Extraction of Gold Manganocalcite Ore of Wau. In; Chemistry in the Pacific. Edited by P.R.H. Speakman. pp.28-40

Agyei, W. K. A.
1984. Family planning in Lae urban area of Papua New Guinea. Journal of the Biosocial Science. 16 (2): 269-275.

Aharon, Paul.
1982. 13C/12C isotope ratio variations over the last 10 years in New Guinea coral-reef environment: implications for the fertility shifts of the tropical ocean. In; The Cycling of Carbon, Nitrogen, Sulfur and Phosphorus in Terrestrial and Aquatic Ecosystem. Edited by E. Galbally, and J.R. Freney. pp. 119-132.

Aharon, Paul et.al.
1980. Late Pleistocene climatic change registered by delta 180 and delta 13c in the giant clam, tridacna gias, of the New Guinea coral reefs. (Photocopied article held in the New Guinea Collection.

Ahmad, Q. A.
1989. Self-type direct solar dryer with air pre heater. In; Renewable Energy for Rural Development. Edited by F.Welt. pp. 288-233.

Aitchison, T. G.
1960. The pig and its place in the impact of the New Guinean on vegetation. A paper delivered at the UNESCO Symposium on the impact of man on humid tropics vegetation. Goroka: Territory of Papua and New Guinea.: pages 158-167.

Allace, Lewis-Kusso.
1975. Island water transport study: Morobe District, Siassi Islands (Umboi). Port Moresby: Department of Transport. Island Water Transport Study 1974/1975.

Allace, Lewis-Kusso.
1977. Treid bilong Siassi Ailan. Oral History. 5 (9): 2-15.

Allace, Lewis-Kusso.
1976. Siassi trade. Oral History. 4 (10): 2-22.

Allen, .G.R.
1983. Chilatherina Bulolo: a valid species of rainbowfish (Melabotaenilidae) from Northern New Guinea. Fishes of Sahul. 1 (2): 13-17.

Allied Forces. South West Pacific area. (1941-1945)
1942. Area study of Finschhafen and the Huon Peninsula [S.L.]: Allied Geographical Section South West Pacific Area. (Terrain Study ; Number .36)

Allied Forces. South West Pacific Area (1941-1945)
1943. Area study of the Markham Catchment. [S.L]: Allied Geographical Section South West Pacific Area. (Terrain study Number.49)

Allied Forces. South West Pacific Area (1941-1945)
1942. Area Study of Morobe-Waria Valley and Adjacent Catchment Areas. [S.L.] : Allied Geographical Section South West Pacific Area. (Terrain Study Number. 42)

Allied Forces. South West Pacific Area (1941-1945)
1943. Coast and Hinterland, Finschhafen to Lae from all available information to 25th April. [S.L.] : Allied Geographical Section South West Pacific Area. (Information Resume Number. 9)

Allied Forces. South West Pacific Area (1941-1945)
1943. Coastline-Hopoi to Finschhafen [S.I.] Allied Geographical Section South West Pacific Area. (Special Report Number. 13)

Allied Forces. South West Pacific Area (1941-1945)
1943. Finschhafen, New Guinea. [S.L.]. : Allied Geographical Section South West Pacific Area. (Terrain Handbook Number. 5)

Allied Forces. South West Pacific Area (1941-1945)
1943. Goldfields area - Wau and Bulolo Valley. [S.L.] Allied Geographical Section South West Pacific Area.

Allied Forces. South West Pacific Area (1941-1945)
1943. Inland track information Huon Peninsula. [S.L.] Allied Geographical Section South West Pacific Area. (Special Report Number. 23)

Allied Forces. South West Pacific Area (1941-1945)
1943. Lae and the lower Markham Valley, New Guinea [S.L.]: Allied Geographical Section South West Pacific Area. (Terrain Handbook Number. 4)

Allied Forces. South West Pacific Area (1941-1945)
1943. Lae Beach from Markham River to Bumbu River [S.L] : Allied Geographical Section South West Pacific Area. (Special Report Number. 21)

Allied Forces. South West Pacific Area (1941-1945)
1943. Lae from all available information to 19th January 1943. [S.L.] : Allied Geographical Section South West Pacific Area. (Information Resume Number 4. rev.)

Allied Forces. South West Pacific Area (1941-1945)
1942. Locality study of Lae and the lower Markham Valley. Rev. Edition. [S.L.]: Allied Geographical Section, South West Pacific Area. (Terrain Study Number. 32)

Allied Forces. South West Pacific Area (1941-1945)
1943. Locality study of Ramu-Markham Valley with link to Madang. [S.L]: Allied Geographical Section, South West Pacific Area. (Terrain Study Number. 66)

Allied Forces. South West Pacific Area (1941-1945)
1942. Locality study of Salamaua. (revised) [S.L.]: Allied Geographical Section South West Pacific Area. (Terrain Study Number. 33)

Allied Forces. South West Pacific Area (1941-1945)
1943. Markham District from all available information to 12th January 1943. [S.L.] : Allied Geographical Section South West Pacific Area. (Information Resume Number. 1 rev.)

Allied Forces. South West Pacific Area (1941-1945)
1943. Markham River Valley, New Guinea. [S.L.] : Allied Geographical Section, South West Pacific Area. (Terrain Handbook Number. 2)

Allied Forces. South West Pacific Area (1941-1945).
1943. Morobe from all available information to 27 March 1943. [S.L.]: Allied Geographical Section South West Pacific Area.

Allied Forces. South West Pacific Area (1941-1945).
1943. Road Nadzab to Lae. [S.L.]: Allied Geographical Section South West Pacific Area. (Special Report Number. 17)

Allied Forces. South West Pacific Area (1941-1945).
1943. Route Lae- Boana-Kaiapit. [S.L.] : Allied Geographical Section South West Pacific Area. (Special Report Number. 24)

Allied Forces. South West Pacific Area (1941-1945).
1943. Salamaua, New Guinea. [S.L.]: Allied Geographical Section, South West Pacific Area. (Terrain Handbook Number. 03)

Allied Forces. South West Pacific Area (1941-1945).
1943. Salamaua area from all available information to 6 April 1943. [S.L.]: Allied Geographical Section South West Pacific Area. (Information Resume Number. 8)

Allied Forces. South West Pacific Area (1941-1945).
1943. Salamaua from all available information to 19 January 1943. [S.L.]: Allied Geographical Section South West Pacific Area. (Information Resume Number. 2. rev.)

Allied Forces. South West Pacific Area (1941-1945).
1943. Sio, New Guinea. [S.L.] : Allied Geographical Section South West Pacific Area (Terrain Handbook Number. 13).

Allied Forces. South West Pacific Area (1941-1945).
1943. Umboi (Rooke) Island. [S.L.]: Allied Geographical Section South West Pacific Area. (Information Resume Number. 2 rev.)

Allied Forces. South West Pacific Area (1941-1945).
1943. Umboi (Rooke) Island. [S.L.]: Allied Geographical Section South West Pacific Area. (Terrain Handbook Number. 09)

Allied Forces. South West Pacific Area (1941-1945).
1943. Umboi (Rooke) Island. [S.L.]: Allied Geographical Section South West Pacific Area. (Special Report Number. 26)

Allied Forces. South West Pacific Area (1941-1945).
1944. Wau and the Goldfields Area. New Guinea. [S.L.]: Allied Geographical Section, South West Pacific Area. (Terrain Handbook Number. 1)

Amasan, R.
1980. The Masalai's tears. New Nation. 4 (4): page 27.

Ambia, Vitus. et.al.
1979. Plan for erosion control at Km 7.2 on the Highlands Highway. Klinkii. 1 (3): 2-19.

Amoa, B. et.al.
1996. Physico-chemical and organoleptic properties of traditional rice varieties from Finschhafen. Papua New Guinea Journal of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries. 39 (1): 1-7.

Amos, Berg and Maraba, Soni.
1981. Kovai and Adzera Music. Boroko: Institute of Papua New Guinea Studies.

Amtsbaltt, fur das Schutzgebeit Deutsche Neuguinea.
1941. Eine Expedition nach dem Suddezirk 6 (3): 32-34. 1941.

Anderson, C.
1937-40. Fossil marsupials from New Guinea. Records of the Australian Museum. 20: 73-76.

Anderson, J.
1963. The development of the cattle industry in the Territory of Papua and New Guinea. Australian Territories. 3(1): 15-28.

Anderson, S.G. and others.
1960. Murray valley encephalitis in Papua and New Guinea. In; Serological Survey 1956-57. Medical Journal of Australia. 2: 410-413.

Andexer H.
1914. Der Untere Lauf des Watut in Deutsche Neuguinea. Zeitschrift de Gesellschaft fur Erdkunde zur Berlin, 4: 277-280.

Anell, Bengt.
1958. Geophagy in Indonesia and Oceania. In; Geoghagical Customs; 1-23. Edited by B. Anell and S. Lagercrantz. Studia Ethnographica Upsaliensia. No.17.

Anere, Ray Lusa.
1987. Defection of Morobe Independent Group and Bernard Vogae to the Government: An Analysis. Waigani: University of Papua New Guinea. National Broadcasting Commission Ace Program, 16/10/87.

Antonio, W.C.
1986. Rock melons as a cash crop in the Markham Valley. Harvest. 12 (1): 5-9.

Armytage, J. et.al.
1959. A study of the haemoglobin values and blood groups of some indigenous natives of the Bulolo River Valley, New Guinea. Oceania. 29 (4): 297-301.

Aruga, John.
1989. Marine woodborers and associated mangrove: macrofauna of the Kui-Buso area, Morobe Province.

Aschhoff, K.J.
1974. Survey report: Finschhafen Aerodrome. Journal of the Association of the Surveyors of Papua New Guinea. 4 (1): 25-27.

Asian Development Bank.
1980. Appraisal of the Lae Port project in the independent state of Papua New Guinea. (Asian Development Bank Report Number. PNG Ap-10)

Asian Development Bank.
1997. Appraisal of the Highlands road improvement project in Papua New Guinea. (Asian Development Bank Report Number. PNG Ap-06)

Asong, J.
1984. How tuna fish came to be: a legend from Siassi Islands, Morobe Province. Paradise. Volume 47: page 17.

Aufinger, A.
1941. Einige Ethnographische Notizen zur Beschneidung in Neuguinea. Ethnos. 6:25-39.


August, Leo. et.al.
1991. Rapid environmental appraisal of the Ekuti Dividing Range, Morobe Province, Papua New Guinea. Port Moresby: University of Papua New Guinea.

Austen, Leo
1926. Mandated Territory of New Guinea. In; Australian Encyclopaedia. Volume 2: Edited by A.W. Jose and J.H. Carter. Sydney: Angus and Robertson, pp. 22-31.

Australia. Army.
1944. Salamaua Siege. Sydney: Government Printer. Produced by the Office of information. (Australian Army at War. Number. 4)

Australia. Army.
194-?. Watut-Snake River area from all available information to 7 June 1942. [S.L.]: The Army: (Information Resume Number. 10)

Australia. Department of Information.
194-?. Australians advance in New Guinea: Japs blasted out of Papua by the allies; US Commandos with Australians on Gona front, Lae falls to the Australians (Motion Pictures) Canberra: Department of information.

Australia. Department of Information.
1943. Battle of Wau. Melbourne: Department of Information for the Department of the Army. (Australian Army at Way, Number. 1)

Australia. Department of External Territories.
1950. Report of the New Guinea Nutrition Survey Expedition, 1947. Edited by E.H. Hipsley and F.W. Clements. Sydney: Government Printer.

Australia. Department of Territories.
1952. Government Policy and Development in Papua and New Guinea. South Pacific. 6 (6) : 414-423.

Australia. Department of Territories.
1952. Tea Growing in Papua and New Guinea. South Pacific Commission Quarterly Bulletin 2 (2): 45-46.

Australia. Department of Territories.
1952. Rubber industry in Papua and New Guinea. South Pacific Commission Quarterly Bulletin 2 (3): 42-44.

Australia. Department of Territories.
1953. Crop promotion in Papua and New Guinea. South Pacific Commission Quarterly Bulletin 3(2): 20-22.

Australia. Parliament. Australia Parliamentary Standing Committee on Public works.
1972 Report relating to the proposed development of Nadzab Airport, Papua New Guinea. thirtieth Report of 1972). Canberra: Commonwealth Government Printing Office.

Australian School of Pacific Administration (ASOPA)
1946. Bulolo gold dredging. Australian School of Pacific Administration Monthly Notes. 1 (3): page 15.

Australian School of Pacific Administration (ASOPA).
1947. Bulolo gold return. Australian School of Pacific Administration Monthly Notes. 1 (12): page 18.

Australian Territories.
1961. Agricultural extension work among native farmers in Papua and New Guinea. Australian Territories. 1 (5): 16-20.

Australian Territories.
1962. Hydro-electricity resources for Papua and New Guinea. Australian Territories. 2 (6): 17-19.

Australian Timber Journal.
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1938. 1915 Earthquake. [Salamaua] Pacific Islands Monthly. July 1938 page 42

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1947. 1932 Photograph [Lae] Pacific Islands Monthly. April 1947 page 39; June 1947 page 9

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1950. 10,000 Pounds for Timber Rights. [Bulolo] Pacific Islands Monthly November 1950 page 10.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1932. 5 Acres slips into Sea. [Lae] Pacific Islands Monthly. September 1932. page 35.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1954 24 Hour Power Supply [Lae] Pacific Islands Monthly. December 1954 page 39.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1948. 37 killed in a New Guinea air tragedy. Pacific Islands Monthly. 18 (10): page 13.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1945. Abandoned Salamaua. Pacific Islands Monthly April 1945 page 10

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1943. AIF Division Advances.[Lae] Pacific Islands Monthly. September 1943 page 1.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1951. Administrative Highhandedness. Pacific Islands Monthly. August 1951 page 116.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1946 Administrative Staff Entertains. [Lae] Pacific Islands Monthly. July 1946 page 74

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1948. Administrative Visit. [Bulolo] Pacific Islands Monthly. January 1948 page 30.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1939 Administrators Visit. [Morobe District] Pacific Islands Monthly. June 1939 page 26.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1951. Administration Changes [Wau] Pacific Islands Monthly. February 1951 page 109

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1951. Advisory Council [Lae] Pacific Islands Monthly. March 1951 page 38.; October 1951 page 6

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1951. Advisory Council [Morobe District] Pacific Islands Monthly. September 1951 page 111; April 1952 page 104.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1953. Advisory Council [Wau] Pacific Islands Monthly February 1953 page 125; July 1953 page 43; November 1954 page 33.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1951. Advisory Councils in New Guinea: Lae, Wau and Morobe district. Pacific Islands Monthly. 22(2): page 111.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1938 Aerial view. [Lae] Pacific Islands Monthly. September 1938 cover, September 1941 cover.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1932. Aerodrome [Morobe District]. Pacific Islands Monthly. March 1932 page 4.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1946. Aerodrome [Nadzab] Pacific Islands Monthly. August 1946 page 13;

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1932. Aerodrome.[Salamaua] Pacific Islands Monthly. December 1932 page 5; August 1934 page 5; September 1934 page 13; January 1935 page 8; September 1935 page 53; October 1937 page 47; February 1936 page 52; September 1936 page 75; June 1937 page 67; November 1937 page 22.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1932. Aerodrome [Wau] Pacific Islands Monthly. February 1932 page 29; June 1936 page 75; November 1936 page 71; September 37 page 31; November 1937 page 47.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1946. Aerodrome condemned [Wau] Pacific Islands Monthly. January 1946 page 4;

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1930. Aerodrome Petrol tank Installed. [Lae]. Pacific Islands Monthly. December 1930 page 7.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1939. Agriculture [Morobe District] Pacific Islands Monthly. July 1939 page 54

Pacific Islands Monthly
1954. Agriculture Show [Wau] Pacific Islands Monthly July 1954 page 132; November 1954 page 37.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1951. Airfield Closed. [Bulolo] Pacific Islands Monthly. June 1951 page 11; 77 October 1952 page 127.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1942. Airfield Smashed.[Salamaua] Pacific Islands Monthly April 1942 page 9

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1951 Air Mail Charges [Lae] Pacific Islands Monthly. July 1951 page 101.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1948 Airport [Lae] Pacific Islands Monthly. March 1948 page 78

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1953. Airport Argument [Lae] Pacific Islands Monthly. October 1953 page 53; March 1954 page 31

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1932. `Aliwa' Wrecked. [Siassi Group] Pacific Islands Monthly. October 1932 page 10

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1942. Allied Attack. [Salamaua] Pacific Islands Monthly July 1942 page 1.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1937. Amelia Earhart to Visit. Pacific Islands Monthly. February 1937 page 73

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1955 Americans Fined for film. [Lae] Pacific Islands Monthly April 1955 page 19, 117

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1937. Ancient Artifacts. [Morobe District] Pacific Islands Monthly. November 1937 page 26

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1946. Anger and disappointment in the Australian Territories. Pacific Islands Monthly. 17(1): 9, 74-75.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1949 Anglican Church [Lae] Pacific Islands Monthly. June 1949 page 21; November 1949 page 21; July 1950 page 7; August 1950 page 20

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1936. Anglican Church. [Wau] Pacific Islands Monthly. December 1936 page 19

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1940. Another Hotel [Salamaua] Pacific Islands Monthly April 1940 page 65.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1949. ANZAC Day [Bulolo] Pacific Islands Monthly. May 1949 page 90.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1940. ANZAC Day [Wau] Pacific Islands Monthly. May 1940 page 46

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1951 ANZAC Day Ceremonies [Lae] Pacific Islands Monthly. May 1951 page 105.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1945. Apologies to Lutheran Missionaries Pacific Islands Monthly February 1945 page 28

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1960. The army crosses New Guinea. Pacific Islands Monthly. 30 (12): 133.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1961. Arrest made by a Papuan patrol. Pacific Islands Monthly. 32 (3): 129-130.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1938. Athletic Club [Morobe District] Pacific Islands Monthly. June 1938 page 31

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1943. Australians attack. [Lae] Pacific Islands Monthly. February 1943 page 1.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1943. Australian Attack [Salamaua] Pacific Islands Monthly February 1943 page 1

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1943. Australian Forces Advance. Pacific Islands Monthly July 1943 page 1

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1935. Australian Parliamentary Visit [Wau] Pacific Islands Monthly. June 1935 page5.

Pacific Islands Monthly
1949 Bachelors Entertain [Wau] Pacific Islands Monthly November 1949 page 20; December 1950 page 83

Pacific Islands Monthly
1937. Bakery [Wau] Pacific Islands Monthly. November 1937 page 16; January 1938 page 56; March 1938 page 42; June 1938 page 54.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1942. Bank of New South Wales. Pacific Islands Monthly. January 1942 page 57.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1953. Bank of New South Wales [Bulolo] Pacific Islands Monthly. October 1953 page 147

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1947. Bank of NSW [Lae] Pacific Islands Monthly. February 1947 page 14.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1943. Battle of Salamaua Pacific Islands Monthly August 1943 page 10; August 1943 page 11

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1943. Battle of Wau Pacific Islands Monthly August 1943 page 11

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1945. Becomes base. [Finschhafen]. Pacific Islands Monthly. May 1945 page 17

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1946 Beer Shortage [Lae] Pacific Islands Monthly November 1946 page 43

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1953 The Beginning [Lae] Pacific Islands Monthly. October 1953 page 59

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1936. Betel-Nut Farm [Morobe District] Pacific Islands Monthly. April 1936 page 26.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1949. BGD Housing. [Bulolo] Pacific Islands Monthly. March 1949 page 42

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1957. BGD's impressive changeover in New Guinea: from gold to timber. Pacific Islands Monthly. 27 (8): page 41.

Pacific Islands Monthly
1938. Big Public Meeting. [Wau] Pacific Islands Monthly. October 1938 page 76.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1953. Billiard Table fit to Drink. [Salamaua] Pacific Islands Monthly. September 1953 page 21

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1955 Births [Lae] Pacific Islands Monthly. January 1955 page 43.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1951. Births, Engagements [Wau] Pacific Islands Monthly February 1951 page 109; October 1951 page 119.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1939. Biscuit Factory [Salamaua] Pacific Islands Monthly November 1939 page 10

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1939. Biscuits [Wau] Pacific Islands Monthly. February 1939 page 26

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1940 Bishop Strong's Visit. [Wau] Pacific Islands Monthly. February 1940 page 53.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1950 Blood Flown in [Lae] Pacific Islands Monthly. July 1950 page 46.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1943. Bombarded by warships.[Finschhafen] Pacific Islands Monthly. September 1943 page 1.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1946. Bowling Club Trophy. [Bulolo] Pacific Islands Monthly. January 1946 page 56.

Pacific Islands Monthly
1951. `Boys' night. [Wau] Pacific Islands Monthly. March 1951 page 92'

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1942. BP Liquor store looted. Pacific Islands Monthly. March 1942 page 34.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1940. BP Recreation Club. Pacific Islands Monthly February 1940 page 12.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1938. BP Store. [Bulolo] Pacific Islands Monthly. October 1938 page 49.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1934. BP Store [Wau] Pacific Islands Monthly. October 1934 page 7

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1943. The bravery of Father Glover in New Guinea evacuation. Pacific Islands Monthly. 14(1): page 9.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1936. Brewery [Wau] Pacific Islands Monthly. August 1936 page 55; January 1937 page 57; May 1937 page 40

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1954. Bridges are a priority road problem in New Guinea: First Jeep trip form Lae to Highlands. Pacific Islands Monthly. 24 (6): 135-136.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1947. Bristol Freighter Wrecked [Wau] Pacific Islands Monthly. November 1947 page 20.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1951. Building Boom [Lae] Pacific Islands Monthly. July 1951 page 101.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1944. Building reconstruction. [Finschhafen] Pacific Islands Monthly. April 1944 page 15.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1950 Bulk Oil Terminal [Lae] 1950 Pacific Islands Monthly. January 1950 page 94; July 1950 page 6; July 1950 page 21.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1947. Bulolo Gold Dredging. Pacific Islands Monthly March 1947 page 7; September 1947 page 8; October 1947 page 6; March 1948 page 8; April 1948 page 8; January 1949 page 4; June 1949 page 47.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1947. Bulolo-Wau Cricket Match. Pacific Islands Monthly. March 1947 page 50; May 1948 page 83.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1936. Bulolo-Wau walking record. Pacific Islands Monthly. February 1936 page 46.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1947 Bungalows [Lae] Pacific Islands Monthly. April 1947 page 69

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1949. Busy Airport [Lae] Pacific Islands Monthly. September 1949 page 54

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1946 Busy Town [Lae] Pacific Islands Monthly. July 1946 page 15

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1948. C. Booth and Timber Leases 1925;[Bulolo] Pacific Islands Monthly. June 1948 page 46.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1939. C. Jacobsen's Poultry Farm. [Markham Valley] Pacific Islands Monthly. November 1939 page 9.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1939. C.J. Levien Photograph Unveiled. Pacific Islands Monthly. June 1939 page 8.

Pacific Islands Monthly
1938. C. Lilley, Bootmaker. [Wau] Pacific Islands Monthly. June 1938 page 31

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1949. (a) Can we hope to see the end of Wardism in New Guinea? (b) New Guinea Timber lease still drags on (c) Ward enquiry drags on (d) Ward exonerated- Garden and Farrell were the crooks. Pacific Islands Monthly. 19 (6): 1-2; (8): 7-8; (9): 9; (12): 29,31.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1943. Canteen Order. [Salamaua] Pacific Islands Monthly June 1943 page 7

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1943. Captured by Australians.[Finschhafen] Pacific Islands Monthly. October 1943 page 1.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1943. Captured by Australians.[Lae] Pacific Islands Monthly. October 1943 page 1.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1939. Car accident. [Bulolo] Pacific Islands Monthly. November 1939 page 58.

Pacific Islands Monthly
1938. Car Accidents [Wau] Pacific Islands Monthly. March 1938 page 32.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1955. Carefully vetted plants enrich Papua-New Guinea agriculture. Pacific Islands Monthly. 25 (10: 115,117-118.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1946 Cargo Pilfering [Lae] Pacific Islands Monthly. November 1946 page 32.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1938. Carpenter Service, Salamaua-Wewak. Pacific Islands Monthly. October 1938 page 10

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1938. Carpenter's Store [Salamaua] Pacific Islands Monthly. January 1938 page 65.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1942. (a) Case history of Yali-, New Guinea's first native leader. (b) some sidelights on Yali: Can he be regarded as cargo cult of mischievous influence? (c) Yali is in goal. Pacific Islands Monthly. 20 (10: 33,35, 21 (2): 45-47, (4): 54.

Pacific Islands Monthly
1938. `Cash Only' [Wau] Pacific Islands Monthly. May 1938 page 5

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1940. Catholic Church. [Wau] Pacific Islands Monthly. March 1940 page 46; June 1940 page 15.

Pacific Islands Monthly
1951 Catholic Church [Wau] Pacific Islands Monthly March 1951 page 92

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1941. Cattle droving. [Markham Valley] Pacific Islands Monthly. July 1941 page 28

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1939. Cedar.[Bulolo] Pacific Islands Monthly. September 1939 page 20

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1936. Chamber of Mines [Morobe District] Pacific Islands Monthly. November 1936 page 72

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1945. Changes in New Guinea and Papua. Pacific Islands Monthly.15 (12): 32-33.

Pacific Islands Monthly
1953. Changing Times [Wau] Pacific Islands Monthly May 1953 page 68; October 1953 page 57

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1933. Charge that New Guinea natives and restless and dangerous. Pacific Islands Monthly. 4 (1) : page 21.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1938. Cheap transport to coast wanted. [Morobe District] Pacific Islands Monthly. June 1938 page 3.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1947. Children Put Nails on Road [Finschhafen] Pacific Islands Monthly. June 1947 page 65

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1951 Children's Christmas Party. [Wau] Pacific Islands Monthly. January 1951 page 77.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1947. Chinatown [Lae] Pacific Islands Monthly. July 1947 page 60

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1940. Chinatown [Wau] Pacific Islands Monthly November 1940 page 20

Pacific Islands Monthly
1938 Chinese Stores. [Wau] Pacific Islands Monthly. March 1938 page 7; July 1940 page 17; January 1941 page 34;
March 1941 page 42; October 1941 page 17.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1934. Chinese Tick Fever [Morobe District] Pacific Islands Monthly. September 1934 page 5.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1948. Christmas [Finschhafen] Pacific Islands Monthly. January 1948 page 80

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1949 Christmas [Lae] Pacific Islands Monthly. January 1949 page 87

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1938 Christmas Celebrations [Morobe District] Pacific Islands Monthly. February 1938 page 71.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1934. Christmas Festivities. [Wau] Pacific Islands Monthly. January 1934 page 25

Pacific Islands Monthly
1955 Christmas Isolation.[ Wau] Pacific Islands Monthly February 1955 page 39

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1951 Christmas Singsing [Wau] Pacific Islands Monthly January 1951 page 78

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1946 Chunks of Gold [Lae] Pacific Islands Monthly. November 1946 page 43

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1953 Cinema [Lae] Pacific Islands Monthly. October 1953 page 13

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1936. Clay Pigeon Shooting. Pacific Islands Monthly. December 1936 page 77.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1936. Clem Wharton-Kirke, Pioneer [Morobe District] Pacific Islands Monthly. October 1936 page 34.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1937. Coffee [Wau] Pacific Islands Monthly. March 1937 page 38; October 1943 page 14.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1941. Compared With Rabaul [Wau] Pacific Islands Monthly July 1941 page 25.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1946. Conditions improving in New Guineas and Papua. Pacific Islands Monthly. 16 (9) : 10, 58-59.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1947. Conditions in Lae. Pacific Islands Monthly. 17 (9): 30-31.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1948. Confusion With Coastal Station [Morobe District.] Pacific Islands Monthly. March 1948 page 28

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1933 Correct Postal Address [Wau] Pacific Islands Monthly. January 1933 page 4

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1948 Cost of Living [Lae] Pacific Islands Monthly. September 1948 page 11

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1940. Cost of new capital. Pacific Islands Monthly. February 1940 page 62.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1936. Crater Mountain Sluicing. [Wau] Pacific Islands Monthly. December 1936 page 6

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1934. Cricket [Wau] Pacific Islands Monthly. February 1934 page 4; February 1934 page 34; March 1934 page 25; February 1936 page 50; February 1939 page 9.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1935. Cricket [Wau] Pacific Islands Monthly. January 1935 page 49.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1935. Crime [Wau] Pacific Islands Monthly. September 1935 page 16; November 1935 page 15.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1948 Crossword Clue [Lae] Pacific Islands Monthly. January 1948 page 42

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1948 Culture Theatre [Lae] Pacific Islands Monthly. February 1948 page 53; March 1951 page 105.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1938. `Curse of the Pass' [Wau] Pacific Islands Monthly. August 1938 page 41; September 1938 page 24.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1954. D.C. sees big future for Upper Markham. Pacific Islands Monthly. 25 (5) : 157.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1935. D. Crisp's Plane Crash.[Wau] Pacific Islands Monthly. January 1935 page 5; January 1935 page 22.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1938. Dairy Farming. [Markham Valley] Pacific Islands Monthly. December 1938 page 4.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1959. Death of a New Guinea native. Pacific Islands Monthly. 29 (11): page 25.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1937. Death of a New Guinea Patrol Officer: Results of arrow wound in Lung. Pacific Islands Monthly. page 52.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1950. Defence Organisation Apathy [Lae] Pacific Islands Monthly. August 1950 page 30

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1941. Department of District Services. [Salamaua] Pacific Islands Monthly October 1941 page 8.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1952. Description [Finschhafen] Pacific Islands Monthly. July 1952 page 133

Pacific Islands Monthly
1938. Dewar Cup. [Wau] Pacific Islands Monthly. January 1938 page 62

Pacific Islands Monthly
1952 Dick Greatrix Showhouse. [Wau] Pacific Islands Monthly April 1952 page 39

Pacific Islands Monthly
1937. District Court House. [Wau] Pacific Islands Monthly. September 1937 page 10

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1936. District Office. [Lae] Pacific Islands Monthly. March 1936 page 47.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1935. District Office [Wau] Pacific Islands Monthly. July 1935 page 67.

Pacific Islands Monthly
1937. `Disturb the Peace ' Charge. [Wau] Pacific Islands Monthly. November 1937 page 67.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1951. Do Salvaged [Finschhafen] Pacific Islands Monthly. April 1951 page 29

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1953. `Do you remember'. Pacific Islands Monthly. 24 (1): page 13.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1949. Dodging the Japanese Behind Finschhafen. Pacific Islands Monthly. November 1949 page 49; February 1947 page 51.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1954 Dramatic Growth [Lae] Pacific Islands Monthly. November 1954 page 137

Pacific Islands Monthly
1937. Dramatic Society. [Wau] Pacific Islands Monthly. August 1937 page 27; June 1938 page 57 October 1939 page 41

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1950. Dramatic Society [Wau] Pacific Islands Monthly December 1950 page 83

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1945. Duke of Gloucester's Visit. [Lae] Pacific Islands Monthly. July 1945 page 9

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1947. E. Blau Bungalow Declared Open. [Finschhafen] Pacific Islands Monthly. December 1947 page 78

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1938. Earthquake [Morobe District] Pacific Islands Monthly. May 1938 page 4

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1939. Earthquake [Salamaua] Pacific Islands Monthly. February 1939 page 4.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1953. Earthquake [Umboi Island] Pacific Islands Monthly. January 1953 page 93.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1935. Earthquake [Wau] Pacific Islands Monthly. February 1935 page 1

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1939. Early Explorers [Morobe District] Pacific Islands Monthly. September 1939 page 65

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1941. Earth Tremor [Wau] Pacific Islands Monthly December 1941 page 47

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1946. Economic Confusion [Lae] Pacific Islands Monthly. August 1946 page 9

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1955. Economic Development Plan [Morobe District] Pacific Islands Monthly. May 1955 page 41.

Pacific Islands Monthly
1954. Edie Creek Road Opens. Pacific Islands Monthly . November 1954 page 35; January 1955 page 45

Pacific Islands Monthly
1937. Electric Light [Wau] Pacific Islands Monthly. August 1937 page 27

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1935. Electricity [Salamaua] Pacific Islands Monthly November 1935 page 16.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1947 Engineering Shop, `Myoko Maru' [Lae] Pacific Islands Monthly. October 1947 page 4.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1953. Equatorial mountain freezes New Guinea patrol. Pacific Islands Monthly 23 (9): 109.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1941. Eric Chater Killed. Pacific Islands Monthly. October 1941 page 7, November 1941 page 17.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1951 European School [Lae] Pacific Islands Monthly. April 1951 page 83, December 1951 page 111; March 1952 page 75 ; April 1952 page 109.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1942. Evacuation. [Salamaua] Pacific Islands Monthly. February 1942 page 14, March 1942 page 31

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1950. Fatal Crash [Lae] Pacific Islands Monthly. April 1950 page 32

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1939. Fatal Lorry Accident Pacific Islands Monthly May 1939 page 32.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1937. Fertile Valley. [Bulolo] Pacific Islands Monthly. April 1937 page 36.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1950. Fete, Exhibition. [Bulolo] Pacific Islands Monthly. December 1950 page 83

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1936. Fever Prevalent.[Wau] Pacific Islands Monthly. June 1936 page 54.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1954. Fighting [Menyamya] Pacific Islands Monthly. February 1954 page 125

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1942. Fighting in New Guinea Jungles. Pacific Islands Monthly. 12 (8): page 6.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1956. Finschhafen-Lae. Pacific Islands Monthly. 26 (12): 113-114.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1941. Fire, A. Fuller's Sawmill [Wau] Pacific Islands Monthly November 1941 page 8

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1941. Fire, BP Store. [Salamaua] Pacific Islands Monthly September 1941 page7

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1936. Fire, H.G. Strong's House. Pacific Islands Monthly. July 1936 page 63.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1936. Fire, Kirke Bros' House. Pacific Islands Monthly. October 1936 page 54.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1941. Fire, Mrs Fuller's House.[Wau] Pacific Islands Monthly April 1941 page 43

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1931. First Church [Salamaua] Pacific Islands Monthly. October 1931 page 8

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1932. First Dance.[Bulolo] Pacific Islands Monthly. August 1932 page 33.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1954. First Hotel Planned. [Bulolo] Pacific Islands Monthly. June 1954 page 147.

Pacific Islands Monthly
1937. First White Twins Born. [Wau] Pacific Islands Monthly. October 1937 page 63.

Pacific Islands Monthly
1939. Five Dragon Planes. [Wau] Pacific Islands Monthly. October 1939 page 55

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1943. Flood. [Markham Valley.] Pacific Islands Monthly. November 1943 page 23.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1939. Flood [Morobe District] Pacific Islands Monthly. June 1939 page 46.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1935. Flood [Wau] Pacific Islands Monthly. February 1935 page 1

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1931. `Flu' [Markham Valley]. Pacific Islands Monthly. September 1931 page 9

Pacific Islands Monthly
1938 Flu. [Wau] Pacific Islands Monthly. March 1938 page 70

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1948. Fly Wire Theft. [Finschhafen] Pacific Islands Monthly. March 1948 page 16.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1936. `Flying Flea'. [Bulolo] Pacific Islands Monthly. February 1936 page 46.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1950 Flying Houses [Lae] Pacific Islands Monthly. December 1950 page 53

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1931. Fokker Crash. [Salamaua] Pacific Islands Monthly. April 1931 page 1.

Pacific Islands Monthly
1955 Food Poisoning from Cassowary. [Wau] Pacific Islands Monthly May 1955 page 33

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1938. Fox Moth crashes. [Morobe District] Pacific Islands Monthly. March 1938 page 71

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1932. Freezing plant.[Bulolo]. Pacific Islands Monthly. May 1932 page 48.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1942. Freezing plant. [Lae] Pacific Islands Monthly. May 1942 page 48.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1932 Fresh Meat Supplies. [Morobe District] Pacific Islands Monthly. March 1932 page 10.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1941. From Rabaul to Lae. Pacific Islands Monthly. 12 (5): 44-45.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1939 Four Deaths in Five Days. [Morobe District] Pacific Islands Monthly. January 1939 page 63

Pacific Islands Monthly
1946. Future Doubtful [Wau] Pacific Islands Monthly March 1946 page 65.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1931. Gardens [Wau]. Pacific Islands Monthly. February 1931 page 4.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1947 General Conditions [Lae] Pacific Islands Monthly. April 1947 page 30; November 1947 page 74

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1947 General Descriptions [Lae] Pacific Islands Monthly. May 1947 page 74

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1935. Geological Survey. [Morobe District] Pacific Islands Monthly. January 1935 page 10; January 1936 page 70; March 1936 page 58.

Pacific Islands Monthly
1946. Ghost town [Salamaua] Pacific Islands Monthly. June 1946 page 14; November 1946 page 53; July 1947 page 60.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1936. Giant Sweet Potato.[Bulolo] Pacific Islands Monthly. July 1936 page 31.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1939. Gisarum [Siassi Group] Pacific Islands Monthly. October 1939 page 9.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1931. Gold. [Bulolo] Pacific Islands Monthly. July 1931 page 8; December 1931, page 3, December 1931 page.39; April 1932 page 17, May 1932 page 31; May 1932, page 42, May 1932 page 44; June 1932 page 35, October 1932 page 42, November 1932, page 20, January 1933 page 9, January 1933 page 27, April 1933 page 27, December 1933 page 16, December 1933 page 23, June 1934 page 20, November 1934, page 30, July 1935 page 6, December 1935 page 18, December 1938 page 34, February 1939 page 61.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1930. Gold [Morobe District] October 1930 page 4; October 1930 page 8; February 1931 page 7; February 1932 page 6; March 1932 page 8; February 1933 page 16; April 1933 page 42; June 1933 page 42; September 1933 page 44; December 1933 page 23; January 1934 page 3; February 1934 page 4; July 1934 page 29; September 1934 page 55; November 1934, page 2; November 1934 page 16; January 1935 page 10; February 9135 page 72; April 1935 page 38; June 1935 page 74; October 1935 page 47; November 1935 page 72; January 1936 page 70; February 1936 page 71; March 1936 page 32; April 1936 page 74; May 1936 page 70; September 1936 page 14; February 1937 page 57; March 1937 page 51; October 1937 page 78; November 1937 page 75; December 1937 page 41; May 1938 page 68; October 1938 page 38; June 1939 page 3; June 1939 page 3; July 1939 page 4; July 1939 page 60; March 1940 page 32; May 1940 page 38; June 1940 page 32; July 1940 page 9; November 9140 page 38; December 1940 page 55; February 1941 page 27.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1935. Gold [Wampit Valley] Pacific Islands Monthly. December 1935 page 5; December 1936 page 8; February 1936 page 38; February 1936 page 71.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1936. Gold [Wau] Pacific Islands Monthly. September 1936 page 68; December 1936 page 5; May 1940 page 26; May 1940 page 41.

Pacific Islands Monthly .
1953. Gold Bricks Found. [Bulolo] Pacific Islands Monthly. July 1953 page 15.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1939. Gold `Discovery' [Wau] Pacific Islands Monthly September 1939 page 30

Pacific Islands Monthly
1951. Golden Ridge Mill [Wau] Pacific Islands Monthly January 1951 page 77

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1931. Goldfields labour [Morobe District]. Pacific islands Monthly. November 1931 page 5.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1948. Gold Mining [Morobe District]. Pacific Islands Monthly. August 1948 page 32; September 1948 page 26.

Pacific Islands Monthly
1945. Goldmining Prospects.[Wau] Pacific Islands Monthly February 1945 page 12.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1942. Gold-mining stops. [Bulolo] Pacific Islands Monthly. February 1942 page 16

Pacific Islands Monthly
1955. Gold Nugget Found [Wau] Pacific Islands Monthly January 1955 page 113.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1932. (a) Gold search and discoveries in Pacific islands; (b) Ramu gold; (c) No 2 Bulolo Dredge completed on New Guinea goldfield. Pacific Islands Monthly. 3(4):3-4; 35, (4): 11, 4:20-21.

Pacific Islands Monthly
1939. Gold Sluicing Industry. [Wau] Pacific Islands Monthly. March 1939 page 63

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1934. Gold Stealers Sentenced. [Salamaua]. Pacific Islands Monthly. September 1934. page 10.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1939. Golf . [Bulolo] Pacific Islands Monthly. June 1939 page 29

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1941. Golf [Morobe District] Pacific Islands Monthly. November 1941 page 28

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1953 Golf Club [Lae] Pacific Islands Monthly. October 1953 page 53.

Pacific Islands Monthly
1951. Golf For Children. [Wau] Pacific Islands Monthly January 1951 page 77

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1939. Govt. Stops sing sings [Morobe District] Pacific Islands Monthly. June 1939 page 33

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1934. Growth [Wau] Pacific Islands Monthly. May 1934 page 37.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1930. Growth of Morobe. Pacific Islands Monthly. 2 (2): page 14.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1931. Growth of Morobe. Pacific Islands Monthly. September 1931 page 14.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1932. Growth of Port [Salamaua] Pacific Islands Monthly. March 1932 page 9.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1938 Guest House [Wau] Pacific Islands Monthly. January 1938 page 10

Pacific Islands Monthly
1939 Guilty Native Acquitted. [Wau] Pacific Islands Monthly. July 1939 page 74

Pacific Islands Monthly
1938. Guria [Wau] Pacific Islands Monthly. June 1938 page 31

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1940. H. Brooke killed. [Bulolo] Pacific Islands Monthly. October 1940 page 38

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1934. H. Kirke's Market Garden [Wau] Pacific Islands Monthly. August 1934 page 56; November 1934 page 65; September 1935 page 10; October 1935 page 60.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1932. H.L. Downing Bulolo Photographs. Pacific Islands Monthly. February 1932 page 6.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1941. Harbour [Lae]. Pacific Islands Monthly. November 1941 page 35.

Pacific Islands Monthly
1952 Health Resort. [Wau] Pacific Islands Monthly November 1952 page 28

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1952. Heifers Anyone? [Rooke Island] Pacific Islands Monthly. April 1952 page 22.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1955. Heinrich Rudolph Wahlen (75 years) may keep on fighting, despite rejection of his Waria claim. Pacific Islands Monthly. 25 (8): page 15.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1954 Highlands Road [Lae] Pacific Islands Monthly. August 1954 page 128; February 1955 page 129.

Pacific Islands Monthly
1950 Hill-and-Health Station. [Wau] Pacific Islands Monthly November 1950 page 47

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1933. Hogmanay Celebrations. [Wau] Pacific Islands Monthly. February 1933 page 28.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1938. Hoile Bros' Sawmill.[Markham Valley] . Pacific Islands Monthly. December 1938 page 4.

Pacific Islands Monthly
1954 Holiday Houses for Public Servants [Wau] Pacific Islands Monthly February 1954 page 124.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1949. Honiara [Air] Service [Lae] Pacific Islands Monthly. July 1949 page 27

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1933. Hospital [Finschhafen] Pacific Islands Monthly. February 1933. page 16.

Pacific Islands Monthly
1953. Hospital [Wau] Pacific Islands Monthly August 1953 page 105

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1951 Hospital `Disgrace' [Lae] Pacific Islands Monthly. April 1951 page 37; June 1951 page 103; March 1953 page 113; June 1953 page 97.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1951 Hospital Staff Changes [Lae] Pacific Islands Monthly. February 1951 page 111.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1934. Hotel Bulolo. Pacific Islands Monthly. September 1934; page 13; December 1934 page 11; April 1936 page 24; November 1940 page 47.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1934. Hotel Salamaua Pacific Islands Monthly October 1934 page 38; July 1938 page 43; September 1939 page 22.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1936. Hotels [Lae] Pacific Islands Monthly. March 1936. page 47

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1934. Hotels [Wau] Pacific Islands Monthly. February 1934 page 28; April 1934 page 41; September 1934 13; December 1934 page 11; June 1935 page 24; July 1935 page 67; October 1935 page 10; April 1936 page 24; June 1936 page 20; November 1936 page 7; October 1938 page 4; November 1940; page 47.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1952. Houses for NSW [Bulolo] Pacific Islands Monthly. February 1952 page 21.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1937. Housing Shortage. [Wau] Pacific Islands Monthly. December 1937 page 3.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1940. How airman found Wau. Pacific Islands Monthly. 11(1):24, 44-45.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1940. How Airmen Found Wau, 1927; Pacific Islands Monthly August 1940 page 24; November 1940 page 13; December 1940 page 34.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1942. How the Japs came to Morobe Goldfield. Pacific Islands Monthly. 12 (7): 16-17.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1943. How Japs. Came. [Lae]. Pacific Islands Monthly. February 1943 page 28.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1942. How Japs Came. [Morobe District] Pacific Islands Monthly. February 1942 page 16.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1955. Huge area provisionally goes to the syndicate. Pacific Islands Monthly. 25 (8): page 15.

Pacific Islands Monthly
1937. Hydro-Electric Power. [Wau] Pacific Islands Monthly. April 1937 page 41

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1931. Ice and aeroplanes give fresh meat thrice daily to Morobe Goldfields. Pacific Islands Monthly. 2(8): page 10.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1932. Impressive tour. Pacific Islands Monthly. 3(11): page 36.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1938. Improvements [Wau] Pacific Islands Monthly. June 1938 page 42

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1959. Increased gold price vital to New Guinea industry. Pacific Islands Monthly. 29 (7): 169-170.

Pacific Islands Monthly
1954. Increasing Interesting [Wau] Pacific Islands Monthly September 1954 page 121.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1947. Into battle with NGVR. Pacific Islands Monthly. 18(3): 44-45; 50-59, (4): 41-42, 44, 54-55, 57.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1933. Is Edie Creek another Rand? Pacific Islands Monthly. 1(1) : 1-2.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1996. Is Jap breaking in New Guinea? Pacific Islands Monthly. 14 (7): page 5.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1943. Isolated Japs.[Finschhafen] Pacific Islands Monthly. November 1943 page iii.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1932. J.J. Lennon Injured. [Bulolo]. Pacific Islands Monthly. March 1932 page 6.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1942. Jap Advances. [Markham Valley] Pacific Islands Monthly. April 1942 page 9


Pacific Islands Monthly.
1943. Jap Attack Repulsed. [Wau] Pacific Islands Monthly February 1943 page 1

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1942. Jap. Bombing raid. [Bulolo] Pacific Islands Monthly. February 1942 page 14

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1943. Jap. convoy turns back. [Finschhafen]. Pacific Islands Monthly. April 1943 page 1.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1942. Jap. Landing. [Finschhafen] Pacific Islands Monthly. March 1942 page 2.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1942. Jap landing. [ Salamaua] Pacific Islands Monthly March 1942 page 6

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1942. Jap. Occupation.[Finschhafen] Pacific Islands Monthly. March 1942 page 9

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1942. Jap Occupation [Salamaua] Pacific Islands Monthly April 1942 page 9

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1942. Jap. Occupation.[Lae]. Pacific Islands Monthly. April 1942 page 9.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1943. Jap. Planes Destroyed. [Lae] Pacific Islands Monthly. January 1943 page 1.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1942. Jap Raids, Pacific Islands Monthly. February 1942 page 15; March 1942 page 34; March 1942 page 37.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1942. Jap. Raids [Wau] Pacific Islands Monthly February 1942 page 15; March 1942 page 34; February 1943 page 1; March 1943 page 1

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1942. Japanese in Papua. Pacific Islands Monthly. 13 (1): page 13.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1939. Japanese River Fever.[Morobe District] Pacific Islands Monthly. May 1939 page 15

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1943. Japs. Retire [Satelberg] Pacific Islands Monthly. December 1943 page 1.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1943. Japs Retreat. Pacific Islands Monthly September 1943 page 1

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1941. Jean Wilson Murdered.[Wau] Pacific Islands Monthly July 1941 page 14; August 1941 page 9; September 1941 page 22

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1946 Jeep Allocation [Lae] Pacific Islands Monthly. December 1946 page 25

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1953. Kenaf today and, perhaps tomorrow. Pacific Islands Monthly. 23 (11): 102-107.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1953 Kindergarten [Lae] Pacific Islands Monthly. March 1953 page 92.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1950. Kruse's Jeep Stays. [Bulolo] Pacific Islands Monthly. September 1950 page 61

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1950. Kukukuku Post Opened. [Wau] Pacific Islands Monthly. December 1950 page 83.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1931. L.V. Waterhouse's Films.[Bulolo] Pacific Islands Monthly. September 1931 page 2.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1932. L.V. Waterhouse's Films. [Bulolo] Pacific Islands Monthly. March 1944 page 2.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1954 L-Shaped Houses [Lae] Pacific Islands Monthly. July 1954 page 37.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1939. Labour Party. [Wau] Pacific Islands Monthly. September 1939 page 22; May 1940 page 37; December 1940 page 9

Pacific Islands Monthly
1946. Labu-Wau Road. Pacific Islands Monthly November 1946 page 17; December 1946 page 39; February 1946 page 35; July 1947 page 23; August 1947 page 28; November 1947 page 77; August 1953 page 74; January 1954 page 19; February 1955 page 39.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1955. Lae-Hagen by car. Pacific Islands Monthly. 25 (7):129.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1933. Lae - Port Moresby Air Service. Pacific Islands Monthly. November 1933. page 14.

Pacific Islands Monthly
1946 Lae-Wau Road Pacific Islands Monthly September 1946 page 60; November 1950 page 67; 88; May 1955 page 42.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1954. Lae or Madang? Which will be Highlands port? Pacific Islands Monthly. 25 (3): page 103.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1938. Lae suggested as Capital. Pacific Islands Monthly. October 1938 page 5, November 1938, p3; December 1938 p63.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1951. Lake Triste Patrol [Wau] Pacific Islands Monthly. August 1951 page 95

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1953. Land Lease for Agriculture. Pacific Islands Monthly. November 1953 page 157.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1947. Landing Commemoration, Scarlet Beach. [Finschhafen] Pacific Islands Monthly. October 1947 page 73

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1941. Lands Department Transfers. Pacific Islands Monthly. November 1941 page 8.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1935. Large aircraft center. [Lae] Pacific Islands Monthly. October 1935. page 75.

Pacific Islands Monthly
1937. Large Motor Truck. [Wau] Pacific Islands Monthly. August 1937 page 27

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1938. Laundry [Wau] Pacific Islands Monthly. June 1938 page 31

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1952 Law: JPs Approved [Lae] Pacific Islands Monthly. April 1952 page 35

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1937. Letter from Morobe [Morobe District] Pacific Islands Monthly. February 1937 page 57

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1936. Levien Trophy . Pacific Islands Monthly May 1936 page 56.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1936. Levien Trophy [Wau] Pacific Islands Monthly. May 1936 page 56

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1936. Levien St. Widened. [Wau] Pacific Islands Monthly. September 1936 page 68

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1943. Light on war damaged claims. Pacific Islands Monthly. 13 (8): page 7.

Pacific Islands Monthly
1939. Liquor licenses [Wau] Pacific Islands Monthly. August 1939 page 57

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1948. Livestock [Markham Valley] Pacific Islands Monthly. January 1948 page 55

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1951. Local voice in Papua New Guinea Administration; Legislative council taking shape after long delay. Pacific Islands Monthly. 22 (3): page 7.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1948. Lockheed-Hudson Crash. Pacific Islands Monthly. May 1948 page 39; October 1949 page 37

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1951. Lutheran Boarding School [Wau] Pacific Islands Monthly March 1951 page 101.

Pacific Islands Monthly
1951. Lutheran Church [Wau] Pacific Islands Monthly April 1951 page 101

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1948. Lutheran Mission Conference [Finschhafen] Pacific Islands Monthly. February 1948 page 59.

Pacific Islands Monthly
1952 Lutheran Mission Conference [Wau] Pacific Islands Monthly. February 1952 page 135.

Pacific Islands Monthly
1946. Lutheran mission Internees Wish to Return. [Finschhafen] Pacific Islands Monthly. March 1946 page 53.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1938. Lutheran Mission Plane.[Finschhafen] Pacific Islands Monthly. 1938. page 5.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1947. Lutheran Mission Ship [Rooke Island] Pacific Islands Monthly. February 1947 page 57.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1936. Mail Day [Wau] Pacific Islands Monthly. October 1936 page 48

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1951. Malahang Airport [Lae] Pacific Islands Monthly. April 1951 page 29.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1931. Manganese [Morobe District] Pacific Islands Monthly January 1931 page 7.

Pacific Islands Monthly
1937. Manganese Treatment Plant. [Wau] Pacific Islands Monthly. July 1937 page 8

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1948. Markham Bridge. Pacific Islands Monthly. September 1948 page 87

Pacific Islands Monthly
1946. Markham -Bulolo Road. Pacific Islands Monthly. April 1946 page 58.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1945. Markham - Wau Road. Pacific Islands Monthly October 1945 page 27; December 1945 page 21; September 1946 page 60;

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1955. The Markham spanned! Bridge open for traffic in January. Pacific Islands Monthly. 25 (6): 149.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1955. Markham valley roads. Pacific Islands Monthly. 26 (3): 46-47.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1945. Markham -Wau Road. [Markham Valley] Pacific Islands Monthly. October 1945 page 27; December 1945 page 21

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1934. Marshall's Lae - Sydney Flight. Pacific Islands Monthly. April 1934 page 12.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1934. Marshall's Lae - Sydney Flight. Pacific Islands Monthly. October 1934 page 62

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1934. Masonic Temple. [Wau] Pacific Islands Monthly. June 1934 page 51.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1938. May Not be Capital. [Salamaua] Pacific Islands Monthly. August 1938 page 38.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1946 Meat Bender [Lae] Pacific Islands Monthly. October 1946 page 13.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1930. Meat Supply [Wau]. Pacific Islands Monthly August 1930 page 7

Pacific Islands Monthly
1950. Memorial [Wau] Pacific Islands Monthly December 1950 page 26.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1936. Memories of `Rush' Days. Pacific Islands Monthly January 1936. page 19.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1941. Men join AIF. [Morobe District] Pacific Islands Monthly. May 1941 page 34.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1945. Metamorphosis. Pacific Islands Monthly. 15(10): 17-18.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1939. Milk Supplies. [Wau] Pacific Islands Monthly. September 1939 page 57.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1942. Miners [Morobe District] Pacific Islands Monthly. August 1942 page 33

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1938. Miners Association [Morobe District] Pacific Islands Monthly. June 1938 page 8

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1938. Miners Boycott Carpenters. [Wau] Pacific Islands Monthly. October 1938 page 4; November 1938 page 16; December 1938 page 16.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1936. Miners' Berlin Holidays. Pacific Islands Monthly. May 1936 page 32.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1949. Minister's Visit. [Lae] Pacific Islands Monthly. February 1949 page 11.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1942 Mission Property Damage. [Rooke Island] Pacific Islands Monthly. July 1945 page 36.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1946. Mission Staff Returns [Siassi Group] Pacific Islands Monthly. May 1946 page 50

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1936. Model village [Kaisinik] Pacific Islands Monthly. October 1936 page 15.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1931. Money plentiful. Pacific Islands Monthly. November. page 8.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1931. Money plentiful [Salamaua] Pacific Islands Monthly. August 1931 page 16.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1937. Moonlight in Wau. Pacific Islands Monthly. March 1937 page 20

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1936. More Buildings. [Wau] Pacific Islands Monthly. July 1936 page 17

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1949. More Japanese Found. [Finisterre Ranges] Pacific Islands Monthly. October 1949 page 27.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1950. More waste in New Guinea: 10,000 pounds for Manki village. Pacific Islands Monthly. 21 (4): page 10

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1936. Morobe Chamber of Mines. [Wau] Pacific Islands Monthly. November 1936 page 72

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1953. Morobe could grow all rice requirements. Pacific Islands Monthly. 25 (3): page 153.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1940. `Morobe News'. Pacific Islands Monthly. August 1940 page 7

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1941. `Morobe News' Moves to Lae. [from Wau] Pacific Islands Monthly November 1941 page 36

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1935. Motor Cars [Wau] Pacific Islands Monthly. July 1935 page 67.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1939. `Mr Field's Sick Headache' Pacific Islands Monthly September 1939 page 21.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1944. Mrs A. Innes' Christmases Pacific Islands Monthly December 1944 page 28

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1948. Mrs A.A. Innes, `My Garden of Sinners' [Salamaua] Pacific Islands Monthly. December 1948 page 45

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1941. Mrs. R. McGlynn Accidentally shot. [Bulolo] Pacific Islands Monthly. October 1941 page 50.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1939. Mrs Jones's Air Transport Service. [Morobe District] Pacific Islands Monthly. September 1939 page 76

Pacific Islands Monthly
1948. Mrs Millar's Dinner Party. [Salamaua] Pacific Islands Monthly. September 1948 page 43

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1946 Mrs Stewart's Hostel [Lae] Pacific Islands Monthly. April 1946 page 59; June 1946 page 15; August 1953 page 18.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1938. Muddled Mail Service. Pacific Islands Monthly. March 1938 page 21.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1948 Muddling Along. [Lae] Pacific Islands Monthly. February 1948 page 26.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1950 Mumeng Hotel. Pacific Islands Monthly. December 1950 page 87.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1934. Mummies in New Guinea Cave. Pacific Islands Monthly. 5(12): page 15.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1934. Mummified native corpse. Pacific Islands Monthly. July 1934 page 28; July 1935 page 15; August 1935 page 5; August 1935 page 42; September 1935 page 28; October 1935 page 11; November 1935 page 60; November 1935 page 74; February 1936 page 59.

Pacific Islands Monthly
1938. Musical Society. [Wau] Pacific Islands Monthly. February 1938 page 50

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1940. Mysterious Balloons. [Salamaua] Pacific Islands Monthly September 1940 page 10

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1941. NG Administrative Headquarters. Pacific Islands Monthly. September 1941 page 63; October 1941 page 8; December 1941 page 44.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1938. NG Capital [Salamaua] Pacific Islands Monthly. July 1938 page 8; July 1938 page 15; July 1938 page 37; July 1938 page 41; September 1938 page 55.

Pacific Islands Monthly
1938. NGG Gold Ingot Stolen. [Wau] Pacific Islands Monthly. August 1938 page 75

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1932. NG Goldfields Port?. [Lae] Pacific Islands Monthly. September 1932 page 9

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1948. NGVR Scholarship Fund Donation. [Bulolo] Pacific Islands Monthly. April 1948 page 67

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1943. Nadzab as big airfield. Pacific Islands Monthly. 17 (1): page 13.

Pacific Islands Monthly
1955. Native Apprenticeships [Wau] Pacific Islands Monthly April 1955 page 117.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1931. Native attacks [Morobe District] Pacific Islands Monthly July 1931 page 2; July 1931 page 6; September 1931 page 1; February 1933 page 11; June 1933 page 19; November 1933 page 20.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1944. Native Medical Schools. Pacific Islands Monthly. 15 (4): page 47.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1939. Native Orgies. [Morobe District.] Pacific Islands Monthly. December 1939 page 15.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1932. Native Servants [Salamaua] Pacific Islands Monthly. March 1932 page 8

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1944. Native troops mutiny. Pacific Islands Monthly.16 (2): 73.

Pacific Islands Monthly
1947. Natives and Chinese Dollars. [Finschhafen] Pacific Islands Monthly. December 1947 page 13.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1933. Natives Restless. [Markham Valley] Pacific Islands Monthly. August 1933 page 21.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1949. Natives Slain with Japanese rifles. [Markham Valley] Pacific Islands Monthly. January 1949 page 5; March 1949 page 31.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1947. Natives' Strange Belief. [Siassi Group] Pacific Islands Monthly. August 1947 page 20.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1945. New administration in the Territories. Pacific Islands Monthly 16 (4): 7-8.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1954. New Airport [Lae] Pacific Islands Monthly. December 1954 page 13; June 1955 page 138

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1942. New Britain lost and Papua menaced. Pacific Islands Monthly. 12 (7): 13-16.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1935. New Buildings [Lae] Pacific Islands Monthly. October 1935 page 75

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1948. New Center [Mumeng] Pacific Islands Monthly. July 1948 page 50

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1951. New Hospital [Lae] Pacific Islands Monthly. May 1951 page 41; April 1954 page 86; July 1954 page 123; September 1954 page 118.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1946. New Hostel in Lae. Pacific Islands Monthly. 16 (11) : 14-15.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1935. New Guinea Airways Building. [Lae] Pacific Islands Monthly. August 1935 page 32.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1942. New Guinea Airways Workshops Destroyed. Pacific Islands Monthly. March 1942 page 34; March 1942 page 37.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1954. New Guinea economy alters as natives are encouraged to develop coconut planting. Pacific Islands Monthly. 25 (8): 39-40.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1935. New Guinea Mummies. Pacific Islands Monthly. 6 (2): page 28.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1937. New Guinea outside men: Better compensation urged for Patrol risk. Pacific Islands Monthly. February 1937. Page 28.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1953. New Guinea rice growers: an enterprise near Lae. Pacific Islands Monthly. 24 (2): page 39.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1930 New Guinea's unique air service. Pacific Islands Monthly. 1(3): page 2.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1949. New Guinea's War Graves. Pacific Islands Monthly. 19 (6): 87.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1954 New Hotel Deferred [Lae] Pacific Islands Monthly. March 1954 page 15.

Pacific Islands Monthly
1938. New Name for Wau? Pacific Islands Monthly. August 1938 page 19

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1940. New Photograph. [Salamaua] Pacific Islands Monthly April 1940 cover.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1946. New Settlement [Markham Valley] Pacific Islands Monthly. April 1946 page 58

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1935. New Stores [Lae] Pacific Islands Monthly. June 1935 page 5.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1931. New Wharf [Lae] Pacific Islands Monthly. February 1931 page 3.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1949 New Year Sports [Lae] Pacific Islands Monthly. February 1949 page 46.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1947. News Items [Finschhafen] Pacific Islands Monthly. December 1947 page 68; March 1948 page 50; April 1948 page 16.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1946 News, Newspapers. [Lae] Pacific Islands Monthly. November 1946 page 54; November 1948 page 53; June 1951 page 103; July 1951 page 101; August 1951 page 116; October 1951 page 53; December 1951 page 111; Garamut November 1957 page 50,60.

Pacific Islands Monthly
1953. News, [Morobe District] Pacific Islands Monthly. September 1953 page 9.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1938 No Salamaua Chart [Salamaua] Pacific Islands Monthly. September 1938 page 24

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1946. Not Being Rebuilt [Salamaua] Pacific Islands Monthly. March 1946 page 65

Pacific Islands Monthly
1951 Notes from the Goldfields [Wau] Pacific Islands Monthly June 1951 page 116; July 1951 page 86; August 1951 page 95; September 1951 page 93; November 1951 page 127; December 1951 page 77; January 1952 page 78; April 1953 page 111; July 1953 page 43; November 1953 page 97; February 1954 page 153; April 1954 page 56; August 1954 page 46.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1948. Now a Port [Finschhafen] Pacific Islands Monthly. March 1948 page 50.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1947. Official muddle over recruiting in New Guinea. Pacific Islands Monthly. 17 (8): 68.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1938. Officials wear neckties. Pacific Islands Monthly. October 1938 page 7.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1947. Old Photographs. [Salamaua] Pacific Islands Monthly. April 1947 page 39; June 1947 page 9; March 1948 page 17; April 1948 page 6.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1943. Old timers. Pacific Islands Monthly. 14 (5): page 5.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1943. Old-timers help to chase Japs. [Finschhafen] Pacific Islands Monthly. December 1943 page 5.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1943. Old timers help chase Japs. [Lae] Pacific Islands Monthly. December 1943 page 5.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1953. Old Waria syndicate stakes a claim in New Guinea. Pacific Islands Monthly. 23(7): 61-62.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1939. Optimism and Gaiety. [Bulolo] Pacific Islands Monthly. September 1939 page 22

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1950 OTC Coastal Radio Station [Lae] Pacific Islands Monthly. September 1950 page 7

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1955 Overcrowded School [Lae] Pacific Islands Monthly. June 1955 page 138

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1945. Overlanding Cattle in New Guinea. Pacific Islands Monthly. 13 (7): page 12.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1942. The Pacific drama. Pacific Islands Monthly. 12 (7): page 7.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1945. Papua Government. Pacific Islands Monthly. 15 (11): page 5.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1947. Papua New Guinea Scene. Pacific Islands Monthly. 17(10): 14-16.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1943. Papuan and New Guinea Problems. Pacific Islands Monthly 14 (2)11-12.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1947. Papua New Guinea Scene. Pacific Islands Monthly. 17(10): 14-16.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1935. Pastoral Lease [Morobe District]. Pacific Islands Monthly. September 1935 page 50

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1943. Patrol Activity. [Wau] Pacific Islands Monthly February 1943 page 1

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1931. Patrols [Morobe District] Pacific Islands Monthly. August 1931 page 5.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1931. Patrols Increased: on Morobe Goldfields. Pacific Islands Monthly. 2(1): page 5.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1953. Peanut, Rice Rotation [Morobe District] Pacific Islands Monthly. December 1953 page 66.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1936. Petrol Flares. [Wau] Pacific Islands Monthly. November 1936 page 71

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1942. Picture Show Destroyed. [Wau] Pacific Islands Monthly March 1942 page 34.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1947. Picture Show [Wau] Pacific Islands Monthly June 1947 page 78

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1941. Piece-meal transfer of New Guinea administration. Pacific Islands Monthly. 12 (3): page 8.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1946. Pilfering of Cargo. Pacific Islands Monthly. November 1946 page 32

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1933. Pilot Drayton Killed. [Wau] Pacific Islands Monthly. January 1933 page 31; January 1933 page 34; February 1933 page 7.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1931. Pilot Trist Body Found. [Wampit Valley] Pacific Islands Monthly. August 1931 page 9

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1953. Pine Planting. [Bulolo] Pacific Islands Monthly. September 1953 page 114.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1946. Plagues for New Guinea war graves. Pacific Islands Monthly. 19 (1): page 40.

Pacific Islands Monthly
1940. Plane Accident [Wau] Pacific Islands Monthly August 1940 page 46

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1934. Plane crash. [Salamaua] Pacific Islands Monthly. May 1934 page 5; November 1935 page 74.

Pacific Islands Monthly
1937. Plane Crashes. [Wau] Pacific Islands Monthly. September 1937 page 15; October 1937 page 68.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1942. Plane Wreck [Wau] Pacific Islands Monthly January 1942 page 16

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1933 Plane Damaged. [Morobe District] Pacific Islands Monthly. November 1933 page 9

Pacific Islands Monthly
1939. Plane Damaged. [Wau] Pacific Islands Monthly. March 1939 page 8; April 1939 page 47

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1940. Plane lands in Water. [Salamaua] Pacific Islands Monthly August 1940 page 6

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1932. Plane Service [Wau]. Pacific Islands Monthly May 1932 page 7; June 1932 page 26; December 1932 page 15; February 1933 page 15; February 1933 page 25; February 1933 page 43.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1941. Plane Wrecked. [Wau] Pacific Islands Monthly November 1941 page 21.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1936. Plane's influence. [Morobe District] Pacific Islands Monthly. December 1936 page 63

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1952. Planning for Primary industries for Papua New Guinea: what agriculture department is doing. Pacific Islands Monthly 23(4): 91, 93.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1953. Plywood Factory. [Bulolo] Pacific Islands Monthly. October 1953 page 28; February 1954 page 17.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1957. P.N.G. 's most important road. 4 bridges separate Lae and Mt. Hagen. Pacific Islands Monthly. 27 (6):111.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1936. Pneumonia [Wau] Pacific Islands Monthly. September 1936 page 68

Pacific Islands Monthly
1946. Poem `Morobe Warriors' Pacific Islands Monthly. February 1946 page 66

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1931. Police [Salamaua] Pacific Islands Monthly. August 1931 page 5

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1931. Police [Wau] Pacific Islands Monthly. August 1931 page 5

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1949. Poll Herefords. [Morobe District] Pacific Islands Monthly. January 1949 page 19

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1932. Port Doomed [Salamaua] Pacific Islands Monthly. July 1932 page 9; September 1932 page 9

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1939. Port Survey [Salamaua] Pacific Islands Monthly August 1939 page 43.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1938. Possible NG Capital. Pacific Islands Monthly. January 1938 page 11

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1946. Post-War Reconstruction Official Visit. [Lae] Pacific Islands Monthly. August 1946 page 63.

Pacific Islands Monthly
1939. Post Office Service. [Wau] Pacific Islands Monthly. January 1939 page 16.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1945. Postwar Changes.[Lae] Pacific Islands Monthly. July 1945 page 32.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1945. Postwar Changes. [Salamaua] Pacific Islands Monthly July 1945 page 32.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1932. Power line [Morobe District]. Pacific Islands Monthly. March 1932 page 14.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1955. Praised [Finschhafen] Pacific Islands Monthly. April 1955 page 47.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1940. Preston, First Miner? [Koranga] Pacific Islands Monthly. July 1940 page 58.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1943. Problems of territories' evacuees. Pacific Islands Monthly. 13 (11): 8-9; 32-33,36.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1946. Progress of rehabilitation in New Guinea and Papua. Pacific Islands Monthly. 16 (8): 4, 65.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1940. Prospecting trip. 1912. [Markham Valley] Pacific Islands Monthly. March 1940 page 58.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1951 Public works [Lae] Pacific Islands Monthly. October 1951 page 6

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1941. R. Guest killed. [Bulolo] Pacific Islands Monthly. August 1941 page 38

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1938. R. Parer Crashes. [Wau] Pacific Islands Monthly. July 1938 page 74

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1939. R. Parer's Morobe-Wau Transport Service. Pacific Islands Monthly. July 1939 page 67; September 1939 page 76

Pacific Islands Monthly
1937. R.W. Robson's Views. [Wau] Pacific Islands Monthly. December 1937 page 9

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1934. Racing [Wau] Pacific Islands Monthly. May 1934 page 30; June 1934 page 51; July 1934 page 25; January 1940 page 53; March 1941 page 16.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1932. Radio [Morobe District]. Pacific Islands Monthly. March 1932 page 38

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1937. Rain [Morobe District] Pacific Islands Monthly. November 1937 page 24

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1947. Random Notes. [Finschhafen] Pacific Islands Monthly. June 1947 page 49

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1938. Reafforestation. [Bulolo] Pacific Islands Monthly. December 1938 page 22.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1946. Rebuilding [Bulolo] Pacific Islands Monthly. March 1946 page 65

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1939. Red Cross. [Wau] Pacific Islands Monthly. December 1939 page 60; June 1940 page 58.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1946. Red Cross War Fund [Salamaua] Pacific Islands Monthly. November 1946 page 14.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1935. Rescue of aviators: what native did. Pacific Islands Monthly. 1 (3): page 9.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1947. Residents' Posthumous V.C. [Bulolo] Pacific Islands Monthly. June 1947 page 37.

Pacific Islands Monthly
1939. Rev. Kirschbaum's Funeral [Wau] Pacific Islands Monthly. September 1939 page 60.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1938. Rev. Oertel's Death. [Markham Valley] Pacific Islands Monthly August 1938 page 48.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1953. Rice Growing, Nadzab. [Markham Valley] Pacific Islands Monthly. September 1953 page 39; February 1954 page 122.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1954 Rice Mill [Lae] Pacific Islands Monthly. October 1954 page 153.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1931. Rich area. [Markham Valley]. Pacific Islands Monthly. September 1931 page 7.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1949. Rich Gold Patch [Bulolo] Pacific Islands Monthly January 1949 page 5

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1939. Rifle Range [Wau] Pacific Islands Monthly. September 1939 page 52

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1950. River Flats Unsightly [Bulolo] Pacific Islands Monthly. December 1950 page 58

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1936. Road to Bulolo Pacific Islands Monthly. March 1936 page 47.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1933. Road to Edie Creek. Pacific Islands Monthly. July 1933 page 1; July 1933 page 38; May 1935 page 5; July 1935 page 67; August 1935 page 65.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1957. Road to the Highlands: needs tough vehicles and iron men. Pacific Islands Monthly. 28 (3): page 161.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1960. The Road to the highlands. Pacific Islands Monthly. 13 (3): 69-78.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1953. Road to Lae. [Bulolo] Pacific Islands Monthly. August 1953 page 74.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1944. The Road to Wau. Pacific Islands Monthly. 15 (1): page 11.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1938. Road repaired. [Markham Valley] Pacific Islands Monthly June 1938 page 57; November 1939 page 8

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1946. Road Toll [Markham Valley] Pacific Islands Monthly. February 1946 page 25

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1946. Road Toll [Morobe District] Pacific Islands Monthly. February 1946 page 25.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1939 Roads [Morobe District] Pacific Islands Monthly. January 1939 page 10; April 1939 page 14.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1937. Roads [Wau] Pacific Islands Monthly. January 1937 page 14.

Pacific Islands Monthly
1954 Roads Washed Away [Wau] Pacific Islands Monthly January 1954 page 66; May 1954 page 125

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1938. Romance of Bulolo. Pacific Islands Monthly. December 1938 page 34.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1940. Ron Doyle Crashes. [Wau] Pacific Islands Monthly. February 1940 page 9

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1950 RSL Club [Lae] Pacific Islands Monthly. July 1950 page 82; March 1951 page 86; March 1952 page 53; October 1953 page 53;

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1946. RSL Pilgrimage [Finschhafen] Pacific Islands Monthly. June 1946 page 33

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1939 Rucksacks, Wooden boxes for laborers. [Morobe District] Pacific Islands Monthly. May 1939 page 9.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1935. Salamaua-Edie Creek Road. Pacific Islands Monthly October 1935. page 33.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1933. Salamaua-Goldfields Aviation. Pacific Islands Monthly. December 1932 page 5 February 1933 page 15.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1939. Salamaua-Lae Road. Pacific Islands Monthly. January 1939 page 47.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1941. Salamaua - Sydney in 1 Day. Pacific Islands Monthly. October 1941 page 46.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1937. Salamaua-Sydney Trip. Pacific Islands Monthly January 1937 page 5.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1938. (a) Salamaua to be capital of New Guinea; (b) The war of the capital site, (c) no decision in New Guinea (d) Lae may be chosen. Pacific Islands Monthly. 8(12) 37-40; 9(1): 26-27, 57-62, (2): 26-27, 55-57, 9(3): 5, 75-77; 9 (4): 3.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1931. Salamaua-Wau Road. Pacific Islands Monthly. May 1931 page 2; June 1934 page 51; December 1936 page 72; January 1937 page 16; June 1937 page 20; April 1938 page 44; June 1938 page 23;July 1938 page 4; July 1938 page 9; July 1938 page 47; July 1938 page 41; August 1938 page 8; September 1938 page 3; September 1938 page 27; September 1938 page 65; October 1938 page 4; October 1938 page 76; November 1938 page 3; November 1938 page 15; December 1938 page 15; January 1939 page 7; January 1939 page 16; February 1939 page 16; February 1939 page 16; March 1939 page 14; April 1939 page 14; May 1939 page 39; June 1939 page 32; July 1939 page 12; August 1939 page 55; September 1939 page 5; September 1939 page 73; November 1939 page 12; December 1939 page 30; January 1940 page 8; January 1940 page 16; March 1940 page 44; April 1940 page 7; May 1940 page 8; June 1940 page 8; August 1940 page 18; September 1940 page 55; November 1940 page 61; January 1941 page 7; March 1941 page 21; April 1941 page 4; May 1941 page 13; May 1941 page 50; June 1941 page 8; September 1941 page 36; December 1941 page 26.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1953. Sarawaged Range Patrol [Finschhafen] Pacific Islands Monthly. April 1953 page 109.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1937. Santa Claus Comes by Plane. [Wau] Pacific Islands Monthly. February 1937 page 24.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1952. School [Kaisinik] Pacific Islands Monthly. April 1952 page 87.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1933. School [Wau] Pacific Islands Monthly. March 1933 page 43; April 1933 page 14.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1950. School Building postponed. [Wau] Pacific Islands Monthly September 1950 page 13; October 1950 page 21; November 1950 page 54.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1947. School for Chinese, Malays [Lae] Pacific Islands Monthly. February 1947 page 58

Pacific Islands Monthly
1955. School Overcrowded. [Wau] Pacific Islands Monthly June 1955 page 138.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1951 Secondary Industries, Timber [Lae] Pacific Islands Monthly. July 1951 page 99

Pacific Islands Monthly
1950 Secondary School [Wau] Pacific Islands Monthly May 1950 page 22; June 1950 page10; July 1950 page 13; August 1953 page 103;

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1948. (a) Sensational 50,000 pound New Guinea Timber deal alleged. (b) Jock Garden goes to trial on forgery and fraud charges, (c) New Guinea Timber lease (d) New Guinea Timber cases (e) Mr. Ward under sharp fire (f) New Guinea timber lease case. Pacific Islands Monthly. 18(6):10; 7: 10-11, 13; (8): 7; (10):11, (11): 13, 15, 19(5):8.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1940. Sharks [Salamaua] Pacific Islands Monthly February 1940 page 7

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1946 Shipping Wharf [Lae] Pacific Islands Monthly. August 1946 page 21; September 1948 page 48; October 1950 page 10; March 1951 page 87; April 1951 page 32; June 1951 page 103; June 1955 page 137.

Pacific Islands Monthly
1950 Shopping Improves. [Wau] Pacific Islands Monthly December 1950 page 83

Pacific Islands Monthly
1939. Shortage of Girls. [Wau] Pacific Islands Monthly. September 1939 page 57.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1934. Should be Administration Center. [Wau] Pacific Islands Monthly. September 1934 page 9; March 1938 page 7; September 1938 page 55; October 1938 page 5; November 1938 page 3; December 1938 page 63;

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1934. Skating Rink. [Wau] Pacific Islands Monthly. June 1934 page 51

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1950. Slow Works and Housing Payments [Lae] Pacific Islands Monthly. June 1950 page 10.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1939. Sluicing enterprise [Koranga.] Pacific Islands Monthly. November 1939 page 60.

Pacific Islands Monthly
1937. Snakes. [Wau] Pacific Islands Monthly. October 1937 page 40.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1947. Social Evening [Finschhafen] Pacific Islands Monthly. August 1947 page 28

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1947. Some Japs still at large in South West Pacific. Pacific Islands Monthly. 17(9): page 8.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1953. Some more roads for Papua-New Guinea. Pacific Islands Monthly. 23(11): 89-90.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1936. Spanish Coins Found. Pacific Islands Monthly. March 1936 page 7; May 1936 page 40; July 1936 page 40.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1936. Spinsters' Ball. [Wau] Pacific Islands Monthly. April 1936 page 52.

Pacific Islands Monthly
1946. Spitfire Found. [Wau] Pacific Islands Monthly April 1946 page 19.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1941. Spitfire fund.[Bulolo] Pacific Islands Monthly. January 1941 page 8

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1941. Spitfire in Britain fund. [Morobe District] Pacific Islands Monthly. March 1941 page 47; April 1941 page 36; June 1941 page 46; January 1942 page 55.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1935. Sport [Wau] Pacific Islands Monthly. February 1935 page 52; January 19356 page 80.

Pacific Islands Monthly
1939. Sports ground. [Wau] Pacific Islands Monthly. September 1939 page 55

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1950 Sports Reserve. [Lae] Pacific Islands Monthly. November 1950 page 116.

Pacific Islands Monthly
1946 Still A Wreck [ Wau] Pacific Islands Monthly April 1946 page 59

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1953. Street Names [Bulolo] Pacific Islands Monthly. May 1953 page 68.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1955 Student Accommodation [Lae] Pacific Islands Monthly February 1955 page 16

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1950. Student's Australian Education [Wau] Pacific Islands Monthly November 1950 page 89

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1952. Sub-Treasury. [Lae] Pacific Islands Monthly. June 1952 page 75.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1946. Suggested as Capital [Lae] Pacific Islands Monthly. January 1946 page 4

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1953. Sunday Barge, Lae-Labu. [Morobe District] Pacific Islands Monthly. March 1953 page 132.

Pacific Islands Monthly
1950. Supreme Court Sittings [Wau] Pacific Islands Monthly December 1950 page 83

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1955 Survey Ships at Wharf [Lae] Pacific Islands Monthly. January 1955 page 42.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1937. Swimming baths.[Bulolo] Pacific Islands Monthly. November 1937 page 48.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1935. Swimming Baths. Pacific Islands Monthly April 1935 page 3; April 1935 page 12.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1936. Swimming Pool [Wau] Pacific Islands Monthly. July 1936 page 21; February 1937 page 10.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1937. Sydney-Salamaua Air Service. Pacific Islands Monthly January 1937 page 7.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1936. T. Flower, Builder [Wau] Pacific Islands Monthly. June 1936 page 10

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1934. Talkies. [Bulolo] Pacific Islands Monthly. April 1934 page 41.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1954. Tea-processing Factory. [Garaina] Pacific Islands Monthly. June 1954 page 147.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1954. Teacher Housing. [Bulolo] Pacific Islands Monthly. February 1954 page 132

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1950 Telecommunication: OTC Closure opposed [Lae] Pacific Islands Monthly. August 1950 page 6.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1936. Telephones. [Wau] Pacific Islands Monthly. April 1936 page 32; June 1936 page 75.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1952. Telephones [Wau] Pacific Islands Monthly. February 1952 page 123

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1938. Temporary NG Capital [Salamaua] Pacific Islands Monthly. December 1938 page 9

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1946. Temporary War Cemetery. [Finschhafen] Pacific Islands Monthly. September 1946 59

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1935. Tennis [Wau] Pacific Islands Monthly. January 1935 page 49; June 1938 page 31.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1942. There will be roads in New Guinea. Pacific Islands Monthly. 13 (5): page 27.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1942. They got away. Pacific Islands Monthly. 12 (12): 28-30

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1960. They're cotton picking in the Markham now. Pacific Islands Monthly 30 (10): 77-79.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1960. They're happy to do it themselves. Pacific Islands Monthly. 30 (12): 69.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1961. Thirty reported kill in New Guinea Tribal attack. Pacific Islands Monthly. 32 (2): 119-120.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1952. Three attacks by New Guinea natives. Pacific Islands Monthly 22 (6): page 127.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1936. Thriving Wau. Pacific Islands Monthly. April 1936 page 39Thriving Wau. Pacific Islands Monthly. April 1936 page 39

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1932. Timber [Bulolo] Pacific Islands Monthly. February 1932 page 34.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1939. Timber [Bulolo] Pacific Islands Monthly. March 1939 page 27.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1932. Timber [Morobe District]. Pacific Islands Monthly. J January 1932 page 19; September 1934 page 9.

Pacific Islands Monthly
1951. Timber [Wau] Pacific Islands Monthly October 1951 page 117; April 1953 page 111

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1951. Timber Agreement. [Bulolo] Pacific Islands Monthly. January 1951 page 97.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1949. Timber Company Proposed. [Bulolo] Pacific Islands Monthly. November 1949 page 15

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1951. Timber Compensation. [Bulolo] Pacific Islands Monthly. January 1951 page 56

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1938 Timber Milling [Morobe District] Pacific Islands Monthly. August 1938 page 69

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1950. Timber Scandal. [Bulolo] Pacific Islands Monthly. November 1950 page 107

Pacific Islands Monthly
1937. Tinned Beer. [Wau] Pacific Islands Monthly. April 1937 page 36

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1950 Too Many Accidents [Lae] Pacific Islands Monthly. July 1950 page 59

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1946. Tools, Equipment Wanted. [Lae] Pacific Islands Monthly August 1946 page 64.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1946 Tourism: Hotels [Lae] Pacific Islands Monthly. March 1946 page 33; August 1946 page 63; May 1948 page 212; March 1951 page 9; July 1952 page 31.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1946 Town Planning: Territories Commission. [Lae] Pacific Islands Monthly. September 1946 page 62.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1931. Township's Growth. [Bulolo] Pacific Islands Monthly. September 1931 page 14.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1931. Township's Growth [Salamaua] Pacific Islands Monthly. September 1931 page 14.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1956. Trade Stores [Lae] Pacific Islands Monthly. November 1956 page 54; March 1948 page 26

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1947. Traffic Accident [Finschhafen] Pacific Islands Monthly. September 1947 64

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1941. Transfer from Rabaul to Lae. Pacific Islands Monthly. 12(2): 63-64.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1932. Transport [Morobe District] Pacific Islands Monthly April 1932 page 39

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1947. Trapped by Nips. [Finschhafen] Pacific Islands Monthly. April 1947 page 33

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1951. Tremor Rumors Unfounded [Markham Valley] Pacific Islands Monthly. March 1951 page 22

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1951. Tribal Clash [Mumeng] Pacific Islands Monthly. June 1951 page 103.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1936. Tribute to George V. [Bulolo] Pacific Islands Monthly. March 1936 page 46.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1947. Tribute to US Dead. [Finschhafen] Pacific Islands Monthly. July 1947 page 35.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1937. Truck Accident. [Bulolo] Pacific Islands Monthly. December 1937 page 2.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1936. Truck Accident. [Wau] Pacific Islands Monthly. May 1936 page 54

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1951 Truck Driver's Rates [Lae] Pacific Islands Monthly. March 1951 page 87

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1933 Turf Club [Morobe District]. Pacific Islands Monthly. November 1933 page 34; November 1933 page 43.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1951. Two Killed in Fire. [Lae] Pacific Islands Monthly. February 1951 page 111.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1946 Two New Schools [Lae] Pacific Islands Monthly. November 1946 page 54

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1941. Two planes wrecked. [Morobe District] Pacific Islands Monthly. November 1941 page 21

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1947 Typewriters Available [Lae] Pacific Islands Monthly. May 1947 page 70

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1934. Typhoid [Morobe District] Pacific Islands Monthly. May 1934 page 38

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1936. Typhoid [Salamaua] Pacific Islands Monthly. May 1934 page 38

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1940. Un represented in Legislative Council. [Morobe District] Pacific Islands Monthly. February 1940 page 40.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1951. Unsung Heroes [Lae] Pacific Islands Monthly. March 1951 page 79.

Pacific Islands Monthly
1947. US Graves [Finschhafen] Pacific Islands Monthly. December 1947 page 68

Pacific Islands Monthly .
1947. US War Materials for China. [Finschhafen] Pacific Islands Monthly. November 1947 page 51

Pacific Islands Monthly
1946 V. Hearnes Photo Negatives. [Bulolo] Pacific Islands Monthly. March 1946 page 62

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1931. Variant Spelling [Salamaua] Pacific Islands Monthly. September 1931 page 8

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1946. Vegetable production in New Guinea. Pacific Islands Monthly. 16 (7): page 34.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1949 Visitors' Impressions Pacific Islands Monthly. July 1949 page 13

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1947. Voice of New Guinea. Pacific Islands Monthly. 17(1): page 12.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1939. Voluntary Defense Advisory Committee [Morobe District] Pacific Islands Monthly. June 1939 page 49

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1934. W.C. Groves Anthropological Researches. Pacific Islands Monthly. April 1934. page 10.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1940. W. Southcott, Military funeral. [Wau] Pacific Islands Monthly. January 1940 page 57.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1944. War damaged claims. [Bulolo]. Pacific Islands Monthly. August 1944 page 4.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1941. War Funds.[Wau] Pacific Islands Monthly March 1941 page 16

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1949. War Memorial [Bulolo] Pacific Islands Monthly. January 1949 page 4

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1943. War position [Lae]. Pacific Islands Monthly. August 1943 page 12.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1945. War-torn Lae. Pacific Islands Monthly. April 1945. Page 10

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1954. Waria Syndicate- new stage in huge claim over New Guinea Goldfields. Pacific Islands Monthly. 25 (2): page 23.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1939. Wau Asks Questions. Pacific Islands Monthly. September 1939 page 54

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1937. Wau-Bulolo Road. Pacific Islands Monthly. March 1936 page 47.

Pacific Islands Monthly
1938. Wau-Bulolo Road. Pacific Islands Monthly. January 1936 page 67.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
1954. Wau Common sub-divided. Pacific Islands Monthly. January 1954 page 123.

Pacific Islands Monthly
1952 Wet Weather [Wau] Pacific Islands Monthly January 1952 page 20; February 1952 page 108; May 1952 page 105; January 1954 page 66; May 1955 page 35.

Pacific Islands Monthly.
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1985. Rally for Lae's young. Times of Papua New Guinea. February 3 page 5.

Times of Papua New Guinea.
1985. Lae plans K1m sports stadium. Times of Papua New Guinea. February 3. page 33.

Times of Papua New Guinea.
1985. (Tangwo) Health problems in Menyamya. Times of Papua New Guinea. February 10. page 6.

Times of Papua New Guinea.
1985. Salamaua conference center may lure tourists. Times of Papua New Guinea. 17 February page 5.

Times of Papua New Guinea.
1985. Lae Times Supplement: p1. How Eriku got its name; prostitution; funds crisis threatens food group; p. 6 Busu bridge delayed by land row; p.11. Fungke Samana -- busy woman behind the premier. Times of Papua New Guinea February 24.

Times of Papua New Guinea.
1985. (TVW) Floods leave homeless in Markham Valley. Times of Papua New Guinea. March 3 page 6.

Times of Papua New Guinea.
1985. Lae Times Supplement: p1. Samana denies misuse of funds; p4 Nawae Coffee mill may close. Times of Papua New Guinea. March 3.

Times of Papua New Guinea.
1985. (TVW) Crime chases doctors away from Lae. Times of Papua New Guinea. March 10 page 6.

Times of Papua New Guinea.
1985. Lae Times Supplement.: p1. Police step up jail security; p3 Bumbu river health risks unchecked; new site proposed for Siassi island logging; p4 Lae program gets young people into small jobs. Times of Papua New Guinea. March 10.

Times of Papua New Guinea.
1985. Lae hospital staff quit over crime wave. Times of Papua New Guinea. March 17 page 3.

Times of Papua New Guinea.
1985. Lae Times Supplement: p1. Settlers catch wanted man; p2 Germans want to help Morobe. Times of Papua New Guinea. March 17.

Times of Papua New Guinea.
1985. Lae Times Supplement: p 1 Pangu moves to oust Samana; p4 Is Pangu losing face? Times of Papua New Guinea. March 24.

Times of Papua New Guinea.
1985. Lae Times Supplement: p1 Tutumang's grand opening; p2 K1m needed for Garaina tea project. Times of Papua New Guinea. March 31.

Times of Papua New Guinea.
1985. Lae Times Supplement: p1 Tutumang adjourns over Nalau suspension; Okuk's bid for free ride rejected; p7 It's war between settlers in Wau. Times of Papua New Guinea. April 7.

Times of Papua New Guinea.
1985. Wau-the Glitter has one. Times of Papua New Guinea. April 14 page 5.

Times of Papua New Guinea.
1985. Lae Times Supplement. P1 Samana blast corruption claims; school's water stolen; p3 (Alu) Siassi warns--help us develop or we'll be joining WNBP; p4 Morobe wants to tax PMVs, trucks. Times of Papua New Guinea. 14 April

Times of Papua New Guinea.
1985. In `OPM' Morobe agrees to accept refugees. Times of Papua New Guinea. April 21 page 1.

Times of Papua New Guinea.
1985. Wau waits on the brink of violence. Times of Papua New Guinea. April 21 page 3.

Times of Papua New Guinea.
1985. Land dispute cuts phones for Wau, Bulolo. Times of Papua New Guinea. April 21 page 3.

Times of Papua New Guinea.
1985. Lae Times Supplement: p1 Fishing deal between Morobe, West Germany; p3 Bakery opens. Times of Papua New Guinea. April 21.

Times of Papua New Guinea.
1985. Forgotten Nadzab Airport may open again. Times of Papua New Guinea. April 28 page 3.

Times of Papua New Guinea.
1985. Lae Times Supplement: p1 Speaker welcomes Nalau's court challenge; escapee wounded by Wau police flees; p3 Women's group gets contracts to clean up Lae; p3 German government sponsoring fish project. Times of Papua New Guinea. April 28.

Times of Papua New Guinea.
1985. Lae Times Supplement: p1 Bonga hits at handouts. Times of Papua New Guinea. May 12.

Times of Papua New Guinea.
1985. Lae port development. Times of Papua New Guinea. 19 May page 12.

Times of Papua New Guinea.
1985. Lae Times Supplement: p1 P/govt accused of politicizing education funds; p3 P/govt takes over Lae sports Stadium. Times of Papua New Guinea. May 19.

Times of Papua New Guinea.
1985. Lae Times Supplement: p3 Lae contracts systems under fire. Times of Papua New Guinea. May 26.

Times of Papua New Guinea.
1985. Lae Times Supplement: p3 P/govt's growing agricultural enterprises. Times of Papua New Guinea. June 2

Times of Papua New Guinea.
1985. Samana seeks Lae cannery. Times of Papua New Guinea. June 9 page 6.

Times of Papua New Guinea.
1985. Speaker Tom Poang jailed for assault. Times of Papua New Guinea. June 23. page 7.

Times of Papua New Guinea.
1985. K30,000 pedestrian bridge for Lae. Times of Papua New Guinea. July 14. page 5.

Times of Papua New Guinea.
1985. Lae's probation plan for young offenders. Times of Papua New Guinea. July 21. page 3.

Times of Papua New Guinea.
1985. No cash missing, official says. Times of Papua New Guinea. July 21. page 5.

Times of Papua New Guinea.
1985. P/govt's plantation nets big profit . Times of Papua New Guinea. July 21. page 9.

Times of Papua New Guinea.
1985. Who owns ANGAU hospital in Lae. Times of Papua New Guinea. July 28. page 5

Times of Papua New Guinea.
1985. Morobe plans village level help in farming methods. Times of Papua New Guinea. July 28. page 5.

Times of Papua New Guinea.
1985. (Momase) Weekly newspaper starting in Wau. Times of Papua New Guinea. August 4. page 8.

Times of Papua New Guinea.
1985. A lesson in independence from Ogeranang. Times of Papua New Guinea. September 14. page 4.

Times of Papua New Guinea.
1985. Independence comments by Samana. Times of Papua New Guinea. September 14. page 4.

Times of Papua New Guinea.
1985. Shipping service for Siassi islander. Times of Papua New Guinea. September 28. page 7

Times of Papua New Guinea.
1985. (Momase) Reserve police on beat in Lae. Times of Papua New Guinea. September 28. page 11.

Times of Papua New Guinea.
1985. Trials at Lae meat cannery. Times of Papua New Guinea. September 28. page 23.

Times of Papua New Guinea.
1985. Wau club closed-political spite? Times of Papua New Guinea. October 6. page 11.

Times of Papua New Guinea.
1985. Chapel, library for Buimo (Lae) prison. Times of Papua New Guinea. October 19. page 11.

Times of Papua New Guinea.
1985. Korowaro praises Samana, Morobe govt. Times of Papua New Guinea. October 26. page 11.

Times of Papua New Guinea.
1985. Wau tense after murders. Times of Papua New Guinea. November 2. page 36.

Times of Papua New Guinea.
1985. Garaina families fear return of murderous gang. Times of Papua New Guinea. November 9. page 5.

Times of Papua New Guinea.
1985. Samana hits at Japanese aid for trans-island highway. Times of Papua New Guinea. November 9. page 5.

Times of Papua New Guinea.
1985. Gustav Bergmann, longtime missionary, dies. Times of Papua New Guinea. November 9. page 21.

Times of Papua New Guinea.
1985. Supplement on Morobe Province (10 articles, 20 pages) Times of Papua New Guinea. November 9.

Times of Papua New Guinea.
1985. Somare pleased with Morobe's development. Times of Papua New Guinea. November 16. page 5

Times of Papua New Guinea.
1985. Morobe getting first probation officer. Times of Papua New Guinea. November 30. page 11.

Times of Papua New Guinea.
1985. Police give Morobe top priority now. Times of Papua New Guinea. December 7. page 3.

Times of Papua New Guinea.
1985. Morobe villagers saving turtles. Times of Papua New Guinea. December 7. page 5.

Times of Papua New Guinea.
1985. K12m budget for Morobe. Times of Papua New Guinea December 7. page 8

Times of Papua New Guinea.
1985. 65 taxi drivers sacked in Lae. Times of Papua New Guinea. December 14. page 4.

Times of Papua New Guinea.
1985. (Momase) P/govt cuts Lae's rant by K50,000. Times of Papua New Guinea. December 28. page 9.

Times of Papua New Guinea.
1986. Tent City 2,000 still out in the cold. Times of Papua New Guinea. January 4 . page 9.

Times of Papua New Guinea.
1986. Sorenu replaces Nayala in Tutumang; Umboi timber deal not signed, official say. Times of Papua New Guinea. January 11. page 9.

Times of Papua New Guinea.
1986. Lae school, health services faces cut. Times of Papua New Guinea. January 25. page 2.

Times of Papua New Guinea.
1986. (TVW) K50,000 for Morobe Youth council. Times of Papua New Guinea. January 25. page 4.

Times of Papua New Guinea.
1986. Bridging the Busu. Times of Papua New Guinea. February 1. page 5.

Times of Papua New Guinea.
1986. Samana urged to bridge gap with Lae. Times of Papua New Guinea. February 1. page 9.

Times of Papua New Guinea.
1986. Now Samana supporters start to turn. Times of Papua New Guinea. February 8 .page 2.

Times of Papua New Guinea.
1986. Lae's pedestrian bride creates a mess. Times of Papua New Guinea. February 22. page 2.

Times of Papua New Guinea.
1986. (Mamose) K250,000 rant for fisheries project. Times of Papua New Guinea. March 1. page 10.

Times of Papua New Guinea.
1986. Samana faces no confidence vote. Times of Papua New Guinea. March 8. page 4.

Times of Papua New Guinea.
1986. Samana beats vote. Times of Papua New Guinea. March 22. page 4.

Times of Papua New Guinea.
1986. Health center opens at Lae Buimo area. Times of Papua New Guinea. March 22. page 7.

Times of Papua New Guinea.
1986. Lae gets new city authority board. Times of Papua New Guinea. March 29. page 9.

Times of Papua New Guinea.
1986. (Mamose) Shopping for Umboi timber developer. Times of Papua New Guinea. April 19. page 10.

Times of Papua New Guinea.
1986. Sacked timber workers up in arms. Times of Papua New Guinea. April 26. page 3.

Times of Papua New Guinea.
1986. (TVW) New police commander -Bunu Katusela. Times of Papua New Guinea. May 17. page 6.

Times of Papua New Guinea.
1986. Brawls force Lae school to close. Times of Papua New Guinea. May 31. page 2.

Times of Papua New Guinea.
1986. Panning gold for a livelihood. Times of Papua New Guinea. May 31. page 18

Times of Papua New Guinea.
1986. Controversial Dr. Mola delivers Samana baby. Times of Papua New Guinea June 13. page 1.

Times of Papua New Guinea.
1986. (TVW) Jail escapee terrorizes Lae. Times of Papua New Guinea. June 20. page 6.

Times of Papua New Guinea.
1986. Airstrip puts Roinzi people in touch. Times of Papua New Guinea. June 20. page 7.

Times of Papua New Guinea.
1986. Govt takes over Lae hospital - Mola dispute. Times of Papua New Guinea. July 18. page 2.

Times of Papua New Guinea.
1986. (Wemalo) Samana has failed youth. Times of Papua New Guinea. July 17. page 6.

Times of Papua New Guinea.
1986. (Mamose) Taraka gains services; clinic still out. Times of Papua New Guinea. August 22. page 5.

Times of Papua New Guinea.
1986. Samana will contest Parliament seat. Times of Papua New Guinea. October 17. page 4.

Times of Papua New Guinea.
1986. (TVW) Bumbu floods leaves 138 homeless. Times of Papua New Guinea. October 24. page 7.

Times of Papua New Guinea.
1986. K500,000 plan to rejuvenate Buimo jail. Times of Papua New Guinea. November 14. page 3.

Times of Papua New Guinea.
1986. Taking stock of damage in Lae after Okuk death. Times of Papua New Guinea. November 21. page 3.

Times of Papua New Guinea.
1986. (TVW) K2m compo demand for Ramu sugar site. Times of Papua New Guinea. November 21. page 7

Times of Papua New Guinea.
1986. Samana survives no confidence cote. Times of Papua New Guinea. December 5. page 3.

Times of Papua New Guinea.
1986. Lae board cuts water to collect debts. Times of Papua New Guinea. December 19. page 4.

Times of Papua New Guinea.
1986. Bonga's brother slain in Lae bar robbery. Times of Papua New Guinea. December 19. page 6.

Times of Papua New Guinea.
1986. Kuman sorts out water grievance. Times of Papua New Guinea. December 26. page 3. Re 19 Dec. p4.

Times of Papua New Guinea.
1986. Bulolo opens up to tourists. Times of Papua New Guinea. December 26. page 8.

Times of Papua New Guinea.
1987. Supplement on Mamose (36 pages, 19 articles); including crime-threat to progress; p7 Lae greening up; and p13 Boys town (Erap) has money, no kids. Times of Papua New Guinea. January 13.

Times of Papua New Guinea.
1987. Relief pours in for Siassi quake victims. Times of Papua New Guinea. February 12 . page 3.

Times of Papua New Guinea.
1987. (TRW) K12.8 m redevelopment of Lae port. Times of Papua New Guinea. February 12. Page 7.

Times of Papua New Guinea.
1987. (Mamose) Samana criticizes Bonga, Hesingut. Times of Papua New Guinea. March 12. page 5.

Times of Papua New Guinea.
1987. (TRW) Kuman lowers water rates for settlements. Times of Papua New Guinea. March 19. page 7.

Times of Papua New Guinea.
1987. (TRW) Wingti promises action-soldiers- for Lae. Times of Papua New Guinea. April 15. page 7.

Times of Papua New Guinea.
1987. No curfew for Lae, but army will help. Times of Papua New Guinea. April 23. page 5.

Times of Papua New Guinea.
1987. Chan cautions over closing of Lae airport. Times of Papua New Guinea. April 30. page 2.

Times of Papua New Guinea.
1987. Bendumb accused in murder plot; will sue. Times of Papua New Guinea. June 18. page 2.

Times of Papua New Guinea.
1987. SIL team to translate the Bible for Mesem people. Times of Papua New Guinea. June 18. page 11.

Times of Papua New Guinea.
1987. Salamaua. Times of Papua New Guinea. June 18. page 4.

Times of Papua New Guinea.
1987. MPs fuming over Tutumang postponement. Times of Papua New Guinea. June 25. page 2.

Times of Papua New Guinea.
1987. (TRW) Morobe village women's trouble with youths. Times of Papua New Guinea. June 25. page 7.

Times of Papua New Guinea.
1987. Voters missed out-- boundaries confusion. Times of Papua New Guinea. July 2. page 3.

Times of Papua New Guinea.
1987. New premier (Mrs) Enny Moaitz, criticized. Times of Papua New Guinea. July 16. page 2.

Times of Papua New Guinea.
1987. Betelnut vendors face ban in Lae. Times of Papua New Guinea. July 13. page 7.

Times of Papua New Guinea.
1987. Siassi cult leaves mother dead. Times of Papua New Guinea. August 13. page 7.

Times of Papua New Guinea.
1987. (TRW) Drought hit cattle, gardens. Times of Papua New Guinea. August 27. page 2.

Times of Papua New Guinea.
1987. More problems from dry spell. Times of Papua New Guinea. September 10. page 7

Times of Papua New Guinea.
1987. Selepet speakers get new testament. Times of Papua New Guinea. September 17. page 13

Times of Papua New Guinea.
1987. Drought aid for Markham valley. Times of Papua New Guinea. October 1. page 3

Times of Papua New Guinea.
1987. Siassi group questions use of aid funds; drought presents new threat. Times of Papua New Guinea. October 1 page 4.

Times of Papua New Guinea.
1987. (TRW) Education chief suspended; reinstated. Times of Papua New Guinea. October 8 . page 7.

Times of Papua New Guinea.
1987. Supplement on Morobe Show (24 pages, 11 articles) Times of Papua New Guinea. October 8.

Times of Papua New Guinea.
1987. McAdam National Park. Times of Papua New Guinea. October 8. page 15

Times of Papua New Guinea.
1987. NSP gives K7753 to Siassi quake relief. Times of Papua New Guinea. October 15. page 4.

Times of Papua New Guinea.
1987. (TRW) Lae telephone system being rebuilt. Times of Papua New Guinea. October 22. page 7.

Times of Papua New Guinea.
1987. Hydro power for gain people. Times of Papua New Guinea. October 29. page 5

Times of Papua New Guinea.
1987. Siassi people want former MP to share vehicle. Times of Papua New Guinea .November 5. page 5

Times of Papua New Guinea.
1987. Drought engulfs Markham valley. Times of Papua New Guinea. November 5. page 7

Times of Papua New Guinea.
1987. Collins and Leahy to build liquor plant in Lae. Times of Papua New Guinea. November 12. page 2.

Times of Papua New Guinea.
1987. Drought problems mount; K122,060 in aid. Times of Papua New Guinea. November 12. page 3

Times of Papua New Guinea.
1987. (TRW) Morobe spends K170,000 for drought relief. Times of Papua New Guinea. December 3. page 7.

Times of Papua New Guinea.
1990. Investigations into reported malpractices by Morobe Provincial government. Times of Papua New Guinea. January 25. page 3.

Times of Papua New Guinea.
1990. Lae city authority will be investigated. Times of Papua New Guinea. February 1. page 9.

Times of Papua New Guinea.
1990. Work on hidden valley is delayed further. Times of Papua New Guinea. February 1. page 26.

Times of Papua New Guinea.
1990. Ahis fear loss of land. Times of Papua New Guinea. February 8. page 6.

Times of Papua New Guinea.
1990. Supplement to Business Survey (24 pages, 14 articles), including p1 Building boom in Lae; p3 Work commences on Lae industrial centre; p4 Consort leads the shipping industry; p6 Lae - PNG's Industrial centre; p9 Ahis fear loss of land to squatters, p11 BP Oil expands in Lae; p19 Pangia Construction goes into real estate; p22 Huon industries ready to build anything. Times of Papua New Guinea. February 22.

Times of Papua New Guinea.
1990. Morobe suspension extended. Times of Papua New Guinea. March 29. page 3.

Times of Papua New Guinea.
1990. Lae street crime on the rise. Times of Papua New Guinea. March 29. page 5.

Times of Papua New Guinea.
1990. Learning the basics of literacy. Times of Papua New Guinea. April 5. page 6.

Times of Papua New Guinea.
1990. Youth told to obey. Times of Papua New Guinea. April 5 page 6

Times of Papua New Guinea.
1990. Prison fellowship support. Times of Papua New Guinea April 5 page 17.

Times of Papua New Guinea.
1990 Rural drama on video. Times of Papua New Guinea. April 26. page 19.

Times of Papua New Guinea.
1990. Morobe's population may burden social services. Times of Papua New Guinea. May 17. page 6.

Times of Papua New Guinea.
1990. (TRW) Morobe's population is increasing rapidly. Times of Papua New Guinea. May 17. page 8.

Times of Papua New Guinea.
1990. Kristen radio gets new electronic equipment. Times of Papua New Guinea. June 7. page 6.

Times of Papua New Guinea.
1990. Villagers get water supply. Times of Papua New Guinea. June 7. page 6.

Times of Papua New Guinea.
1990. Women raised funds for Bible school. Times of Papua New Guinea. June 7. page 11.

Times of Papua New Guinea.
1990. Lae crocodile farm to be the world's largest. Times of Papua New Guinea. June 7. page 24.

Times of Papua New Guinea.
1990. Morobe's K13m budget. Times of Papua New Guinea. July 12. page 2.

Times of Papua New Guinea.
1990. Waria rive floods leave homeless. Times of Papua New Guinea. July 12. page 9.

Times of Papua New Guinea.
1990. Aseki road will be funded. Times of Papua New Guinea. July 19. page 5.

Times of Papua New Guinea.
1990. People in Morobe Province are promoting literacy. Times of Papua New Guinea. August 23. page 6

Times of Papua New Guinea.
1990. Lae gets new board. Times of Papua New Guinea. September 6. page 6

Times of Papua New Guinea.
1990. Supplement on Morobe Show (16 pages, 17 articles) Times of Papua New Guinea. October 4.

Times of Papua New Guinea.
1990. (TRW) 74th Annual Adventists Appeal launched. Times of Papua New Guinea. November 8. page 8

Times of Papua New Guinea.
1990. Lae under siege. Times of Papua New Guinea. November 15. page 2.

Times of Papua New Guinea.
1990. Morobe budget approved. Times of Papua New Guinea. December 6. page 5

Times of Papua New Guinea.
1990. (TRW) Lae; Huon and Wau declared fighting zones. Times of Papua New Guinea. December 20. page 8

Times of Papua New Guinea.
1990. NEC dissolves Tutumang. Times of Papua New Guinea. December 27. page 2.

Times of Papua New Guinea .
1991. Lae city authority introduces new rating system. Times of Papua New Guinea. January 3. page 3.

Times of Papua New Guinea.
1991. Habitat for Humanity celebrates 100th house. Times of Papua New Guinea. January 3. page 5

Times of Papua New Guinea.
1991. Lae city authority raise K2m through new tax measure. Times of Papua New Guinea. January 3. page 21.

Times of Papua New Guinea.
1991. Election fever in Lae. Times of Papua New Guinea. January 24. page 6.

Times of Papua New Guinea.
1991. Police closed in on armed gang. Times of Papua New Guinea. January 24. page 6.

Times of Papua New Guinea.
1991. Police complete report. Times of Papua New Guinea. January 24. page 6.

Times of Papua New Guinea.
1991. (TRW) Political parties prepare for rallies in Lae. Times of Papua New Guinea. January 24. page 8.

Times of Papua New Guinea.
1991. Supplement on Lae business. (24 pages, 23 articles) including p1 A busy year fir Lae; p3 Sugar production lower. Times of Papua New Guinea. January 24.

Times of Papua New Guinea.
1991. Lae to experience massive economic growth. Times of Papua New Guinea. January 24. page 23.

Times of Papua New Guinea.
1991. Amba demonstration school suffers at the hands of vandals. Times of Papua New Guinea. February 7. page 19.

Times of Papua New Guinea.
1991. A string of armed holdups in Lae. Times of Papua New Guinea. February 14 . page 5.

Times of Papua New Guinea.
1991. Supporting prisoners in Lae. Times of Papua New Guinea. February 13. page 6.

Times of Papua New Guinea.
1991. Embargo saves Melanesian matches. Times of Papua New Guinea. February 14. page 24.

Times of Papua New Guinea.
1991. Fire destroys Wau District Office. Times of Papua New Guinea. February 28. page 6.

Times of Papua New Guinea.
1991. (TRW) Morobe election commences. Times of Papua New Guinea. February 28. page 8.

Times of Papua New Guinea.
1991. Shortfall in Lae city authority budget. Times of Papua New Guinea. March 14. page 2.

Times of Papua New Guinea.
1991. Violence halts recounting in Morobe elections. Times of Papua New Guinea. March 21. page 4.

Times of Papua New Guinea.
1991. Morobe students urge leaders to act wisely. Times of Papua New Guinea. March 28 . page 9.

Times of Papua New Guinea.
1991. Jerry Nalau - `Brown man with a white head'. Times of Papua New Guinea. April 4. page 3.

Times of Papua New Guinea.
1991. City authority requests funding for roads. Times of Papua New Guinea. April 4. page 5.

Times of Papua New Guinea.
1991. Morobe marks caretaker cabinet. Times of Papua New Guinea. April 11. page 3.

Times of Papua New Guinea.
1991. (WT) Morobe houses Mamose women's secretariat. Times of Papua New Guinea. April 11. page 19.

Times of Papua New Guinea.
1991. Supplement on Lae business (12 pages, 15 articles) Times of Papua New Guinea. April 11.

Times of Papua New Guinea.
1991. Coffee development course for youth in Pindiu. Times of Papua New Guinea. May 2. page 19

Times of Papua New Guinea.
1991. PNGBC Lae undergoes a facelift. Times of Papua New Guinea. May 23. page 5.

Times of Papua New Guinea.
1991. Support for youth. Times of Papua New Guinea. May 23. page 19.

Times of Papua New Guinea.
1991. International group criticizes Lae squatters' eviction portray. Times of Papua New Guinea. May 30. page 5.

Times of Papua New Guinea.
1991. Removal of squatters continues despite court orders- Nalau. Times of Papua New Guinea. June 6. page 3.

Times of Papua New Guinea.
1991. Twenty four graduate from Yangpela Didiman School. Times of Papua New Guinea. June 6 . page 5.

Times of Papua New Guinea.
1991. (TRW) Morobeans living in Lae have shown support for Nalau's campaign to evict illegal squatters. Times of Papua New Guinea. June 13. page 8.

Times of Papua New Guinea.
1991. City authority request a greater portion of expenditure grants. Times of Papua New Guinea. June 20. page 5.

Times of Papua New Guinea.
1991. Bukaua people in support for service corps. Times of Papua New Guinea. June 20. page 6.

Times of Papua New Guinea.
1991. Lae women's group has new office. Times of Papua New Guinea. June 20. page 6.

Times of Papua New Guinea.
1991. Nalau secures more funds for 1992 provincial budget. Times of Papua New Guinea. June 20. page 6.

Times of Papua New Guinea.
1991. Lae's new city authority. Times of Papua New Guinea. July 4. page 3.

Times of Papua New Guinea.
1991. Evicted settlers plan to take National and Morobe Provincial governments to court. Times of Papua New Guinea. July 4. page 5.

Times of Papua New Guinea.
1991. Lae settlers say they were not consulted. Times of Papua New Guinea. July 4. page 9.

Times of Papua New Guinea.
1991. Morobe to spend K470,000. Times of Papua New Guinea. July 4. page 13.

Times of Papua New Guinea.
1991. Lae business houses concerned about the environment impact of cement factory. Times of Papua New Guinea. July 4. page 20.

Times of Papua New Guinea.
1991. Break and robbery arrests high in Lae. Times of Papua New Guinea. July 25. page 5.

Times of Papua New Guinea.
1991. MP claims Morobe government unwisely spent K13,000. Times of Papua New Guinea. August 1. page 6.

Times of Papua New Guinea.
1991. Salamaua High School is on target. Times of Papua New Guinea. August 15. page 2.

Times of Papua New Guinea.
1991. A man from the mountain: Mambon of Wantoat. Times of Papua New Guinea. September 19. page 9.

Times of Papua New Guinea.
1991. Authorities have yet to establish a passenger list of MV Simbang. Times of Papua New Guinea. September 26 page 3.

Times of Papua New Guinea.
1991. Youth show will coincide with Jabem conference. Times of Papua New Guinea. October 3. page 5.

Times of Papua New Guinea.
1991. Morobe to receive relief aid. Times of Papua New Guinea. October 17. page 6.

Times of Papua New Guinea.
1991. Working committee established to fight crime in Lae. Times of Papua New Guinea. October 17. page 6.

Times of Papua New Guinea.
1991. Kaiapit youths disappointed over omission form National Service pilot program. Times of Papua New Guinea. October 24. page 5.

Times of Papua New Guinea.
1991. Lae city authority to review service rates taxes. Times of Papua New Guinea. October 31. page 5.

Times of Papua New Guinea.
1991. Investigations reveal Simbang carried 98 passengers. Times of Papua New Guinea. November 7. page 6.

Times of Papua New Guinea.
1991. Lae spot fines questioned. Times of Papua New Guinea. November 28. page 5.

Times of Papua New Guinea.
1991. Tutumang passes constitutional amendments. Times of Papua New Guinea. November 28. page 5.

Times of Papua New Guinea.
1991. CRA funds hall for Hidden Valley people. Times of Papua New Guinea. November 28 . page 24.

Times of Papua New Guinea.
1991. Moaitz wants Lae City authority to be under national government. Times of Papua New Guinea. December 26 page 5.

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1977. Stori bilong Hapa. Journal of the Morobe District Historical Society. 4 (3): 18-21.

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1977. Agricultural innovation in a peripheral area: Finschhafen District of the Morobe Province. History Department, University of Papua New Guinea and Department of Primary Industry. (History of Agriculture Discussion Paper Number 22)

Townsend, D.
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Townsend, D.
1977. Distance and participation in the cash economy: Coffee producers on the interior of Huon Peninsula, Papua New Guinea. Australian Geographer. Volume. 13: 408-415.

Townsend, D.
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