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NEW GUINEA. 1942-08. NATIVES AWAITING OUTSIDE A NATIVE BUILT GRASS HUT WHICH IS THE "SURGERY" OF THE NATIVE HOSPITAL RUN BY THE NATIVE MEDICAL SERVICES.
MILILAT, NEW GUINEA. 1944. AUSTRALIAN TROOPS AND NATIVES OUTSIDE THE RECREATION HUT WHICH IS RUN JOINTLY BY THE SALVATION ARMY AND THE AUSTRALIAN COMFORTS FUND SET AMONG THE COCONUT PALMS AT HEADQUART
NANTAMBU, NEW BRITAIN. 1945-07-26. NATIVES OF 1 NEW GUINEA INFANTRY BATTALION LINED UP OUTSIDE A HUT AWAITING THEIR TRIAL BY MAJOR COSTELLO, THE DISTRICT OFFICER.
NEW GUINEA. 1942-08. CAPTAIN P. JENSEN, COMMANDING OFFICER OF NATIVE MEDICAL SERVICES IN NEW GUINEA EXAMINES A NATIVE FOR A THROAT COMPLAINT.
NEW GUINEA. 1942-08. A PAPUAN NATIVE MEDICAL ORDERLY ATTENDS TO A SICK NATIVE IN ONE OF THE WARDS OF THE HOSPITAL OPERATED BY THE NATIVE MEDICAL SERVICES. THESE NATIVE ORDERLIES HAVE RECEIVED MISSION
NEW GUINEA. 1942-08. THIS YOUNG PAPUA BOY HAS HAD A SERIOUS BOIL INFECTION OF THE FACE AND HAS BEEN RECEIVING TREATMENT AT THE HOSPITAL OF THE NATIVE MEDICAL SERVICES.
NEW GUINEA. 1942-08. A FUZZY HAIRED PAPUAN EXAMINED BY CAPTAIN P. JENSEN, COMMANDING OFFICER OF NATIVE MEDICAL SERVICES.
