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NEW GUINEA. WITHIN A FEW HOURS AFTER A FIRE HAD SWEPT THROUGH THE NATIVE VILLAGE OF HANAUBADA, WHICH HOUSED 3,000 NATIVES, THE MEN HAD ERECTED PALM THATCHED LEANTO'S AND WERE ISSUED WITH TENTS. THE LOCALS WILL REMAIN IN THE TEMPORARY VILLAGE UNTIL OTHER HOUSING PROVISION CAN BE MADE FOR THEM. HANAUBADA WAS THE BIGGEST VILLAGE OF "SALT WATER" NATIVES IN NEW GUINEA. (NEGATIVE BY N. BROWN).
NEW GUINEA. THE NATIVE VILLAGE OF HANAUBADA, PORT MORESBY AFTER IT HAD BEEN SWEPT BY FIRE, WHICH IT IS BELIEVED WAS ACCIDENTAL. THIS WAS THE BIGGEST VILLAGE OF "SALTWATER" LOCALS IN PAPUA AND HAD A PO
NEW GUINEA. THE NATIVE VILLAGE OF HANAUBADA, PORT MORESBY AFTER IT HAD BEEN SWEPT BY FIRE, WHICH IT IS BELIEVED WAS ACCIDENTAL. THIS WAS THE BIGGEST VILLAGE OF "SALTWATER" LOCALS IN PAPUA AND HAD A PO
LAE, NEW GUINEA. 1944-03-25. NEW GUINEA NATIVES ROOFING A BUILDING WITH SAGO PALM THATCHING AT THE AUSTRALIAN NEW GUINEA ADMINISTRATIVE UNIT NATIVE COMPOUND.
Australian troops read the Army newspaper 'Guinea Gold' a few hours after the capture of Japanese held village of Sattelberg. The papers were dropped from a plane. In the background are thatched roof
LAE, NEW GUINEA. 1944-10-18. NATIVES BUSILY ENGAGED IN MAKING A SWIMMING POOL AT THE LAE NATIVE LABOUR COMPOUND, AUSTRALIAN NEW GUINEA ADMINISTRATIVE UNIT, LAE BASE SUB AREA. THIS COMPOUND, HOUSING SO
LAE, NEW GUINEA. 1944-10-18. NATIVES BUSILY ENGAGED IN MAKING A SWIMMING POOL AT THE LAE NATIVE LABOUR COMPOUND, AUSTRALIAN NEW GUINEA ADMINISTRATIVE UNIT, LAE BASE SUB AREA. THIS COMPOUND, HOUSING SO
