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KOKODA, NEW GUINEA. 1944-04-11. NATIVES AT A RUBBER PLANTATION FEEDING RUBBER THROUGH SQUEEGEE ROLLERS TO REMOVE EXCESS WATER.
KOKODA, NEW GUINEA. 1944-04-11. NATIVES AT A RUBBER PLANTATION FEEDING RUBBER THROUGH A PATTERN ROLLER WHICH IMPRESSES THE TRADE MARK. THIS PROCESS COMPLETES THE FINAL REMOVAL OF EXCESS WATER FROM THE
KOKODA, NEW GUINEA. 1944-04-13. NATIVES ORGANISED BY THE SUB DISTRICT OFFICE, AUSTRALIAN NEW GUINEA ADMINISTRATIVE UNIT, FILTERING RUBBER LATEX THROUGH A WIRE MESH TO REMOVE DIRT PARTICLES. THIS PROCE
KOKODA, NEW GUINEA. 1944-04-13. NATIVES ORGANISED BY THE SUB DISTRICT OFFICE, AUSTRALIAN NEW GUINEA ADMINISTRATIVE UNIT, FILTERING RUBBER LATEX THROUGH A WIRE MESH TO REMOVE DIRECT PARTICLES. THIS PRO
KOKODA, NEW GUINEA. 1944-04-11. A RUBBER PLANTATION PHOTOGRAPHED AT THE DIRECTION OF VX67415 LIEUTENANT R.B. EWERS, OFFICIAL WAR ARTIST, MILITARY HISTORY SECTION, FOR USE AS REFERENCE MATERIAL.
KOKODA, NEW GUINEA. 1944-04-11. NATIVE LABOUR WORKING AT A RUBBER PLANTATION REMOVING RUBBER FROM A SETTING TROUGH AFTER IT HAS FORMED IN SOLID SECTION. THE PHOTOGRAPH WAS MADE AT THE DIRECTION OF VX6
SANGARA, NEW GUINEA, 1945-07-05. ORIKIVA NATIVES EMPLOYED ON SANGARA RUBBER PLANTATION. KNOWN AS "MASONS" THIS PLANTATION WAS OCCUPIED BY THE JAPANESE ON THEIR WAY FROM POPONDETTA TO KOKODA.
