The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Rabaul, New Britain, 1941-09-28. The guard of honour from the Rabaul detachment of the New Guinea Volunteer Rifles, drawn up facing the flagstaff in the grounds of the BP (British Petroleum) Club waiting for the Administrator of the Mandated Territory of New Guinea, Brigadier-General Sir Walter McNicoll, to arrive and officially open the London Relief Fete. The officer-in-charge of the detachment, Lieutenant Kilner, is addressing the guard. The fete was held at the suggestion of the Administrator and raised over 3,000 pounds for the relief of blitz damaged London.
Rabaul, New Guinea, 1940-09-28. The Administrator of the Mandated Territory of New Guinea, Brigadier-General Sir Walter McNicoll (centre, facing camera), and probably his ADC (on the right, also facin
Rabaul, New Guinea, 1940-09-28. The crowd at the London Relief Fete. The fete was held in the grounds of the BP (British Petroleum) Club, Rabaul, on Friday and Saturday 27th and 28th September 1941, o
SIMPSON HARBOUR, NEW GUINEA. C.1946. THE HARBOUR FRONTING RABAUL CAPITAL OF THE MANDATED TERRITORY OF NEW GUINEA, VIEWED FROM TALILIGAP ON THE KOKOPOP RIDGE ROAD. (PHOTOGRAPH REPRODUCED IN OFFICIAL HI
NOEMFOOR ISLAND, DUTCH NEW GUINEA. 1944-08-31. LOCAL DUTCH ADMINISTRATOR, LIEUTENANT J. T. L. BARTLOMA ADDRESSING THE CROWD AT THE CELEBRATION BY DUTCH AND JAVANESE OF DUTCH NEW GUINEA TO COMMEMORATE
MILNE BAY, NEW GUINEA. 1944-04-04. BY PASS VALVES POSITIONED ON A FUEL LINE AT THE 2ND AUSTRALIAN BULK PETROLEUM STORAGE COMPANY TO RELEASE PRESSURES GREATER THAN 40 POUNDS PER SQUARE INCH INTO A BULK
KALIBOBO POINT, NEW GUINEA. THE COASTWATCHERS MEMORIAL LIGHT AT MADANG HARBOUR. THE LIGHT IS A MEMORIAL TO THE COASTWATCHERS STILL LIVING AND TO THOSE 38 WHO PAID THE SUPREME SACRIFICE WHILE CARRYING
