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THE SCHOONER "MACLAREN KING" WHICH ACTS AS A FERRY BETWEEN THE ISLAND AND NEW GUINEA, APPROACHING THE ANGLICAN MISSION STATION AT DOGURA. (NEGATIVE BY BOTTOMLEY).
Goodenough Island, New Guinea. November 1942. The schooner "Maclaren King" which acts as a ferry between New Guinea and the island approaching the mission station at Dogura. Note the mountainous count
Goodenough Island, New Guinea. November 1942. The schooner "Maclaren King" which acts as a ferry between New Guinea and the island approaches its destination.
Goodenough Island, New Guinea. November 1942. Low tide on the island. A native hut, possibly used as a lookout, stands high on stilts. The schooner "Maclaren King" which acts as a ferry between the is
Goodenough Island, New Guinea. November 1942. Australian Army Sergeant B. Scholes of Benalla, Vic, whose anti-aircraft gun crew successfully foiled an attack by Japanese planes on the schooner MacLare
Goodenough Island, New Guinea. November 1942. Native crew members of the schooner MacLaren King, the ferry operating between the island and the New Guinea mainland. Behind the crew is the 50 calibre w
A TUG-OF-WAR BETWEEN THE AUSTRALIANS AND THE PAPUANS DURING THE SPORTS MEETING HELD AT DOGURA. THIS WAS THE ONLY EVENT THAT THE "AUSSIES" WON. (NEGATIVE BY BOTTOMLEY).
