Plantation Patrol (Tetere)
Art ART94150 Solomon Islands (RAMSI), 2003-2013Four peacekeepers from the Australian Army on patrol at a Palm Oil Plantation in the Tetere area of Guadalcanal in the Solomon Islands.

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Study for a coconut plantation at Lae in the Busa area near 28th Australian Army Movement Control Unit camp. Sketched from the side of Busa road and intended for possible use in picture model.
Four peacekeepers from the Australian Army on patrol at a Palm Oil Plantation in the Tetere area of Guadalcanal in the Solomon Islands.

WUNUNG PLANTATION, NEW BRITAIN. 1944-12-30. A NATIVE OILING GANG SETTING OUT FROM THE CAMP OF THE 28TH MALARIA CONTROL UNIT ATTACHED TO THE 5TH DIVISION, FOR THEIR DAYS WORK OF SPRAYING STAGNANT WATER

LAE AREA, NEW GUINEA, 1945-07-11. WARRANT OFFICER 2 J.D. DOOLEY, 8 MOVEMENT CONTROL GROUP, COLLECTING HAMPERS FOR THE UNIT FROM THE AUSTRALIAN COMFORTS FUND, LAE DISTRIBUTION CENTRE.

LAE, NEW GUINEA, 1944-03-25. NX79337 DRIVER W. J. DANIELS, 9TH MALARIAL CONTROL UNIT ATTACHED TO HEADQUARTERS LAE BASE SUB-AREA, USING A KNAPSACK SPRAY IN A SWAMPY AREA NEAR THE CAMP.

Depicts a portrait of a patient reclining on a pillow showing his left side profile. His pillow and bedclothes are lightly sketched. While ill in Abassia in 1919, Lambert continued to use his time pro

Child's money box made from coconuts. The 'head', mounted on a 'neck' section cut from a larger coconut, is made from a complete small coconut. It is decorated with round inset red plastic eyes, made