The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
KARKAR ISLAND, NEW GUINEA. 1944-09-19. THE VIEW FROM KUL-KUL PLANTATION SHOWING A PINNACE DAMAGED DURING JAPANESE OCCUPATION AND NOW BEING RE-CONDITIONED BY NATIVES. THE PLANTATION IS NOW UNDER THE CONTROL OF THE AUSTRALIAN NEW GUINEA ADMINISTRATIVE UNIT.
KARKAR ISLAND, NEW GUINEA. 1944-10-20. A SECTION OF A CLEARED AND RE-CONDITIONED COCONUT PLANTATION, SHOWING RESULTS ACHIEVED BY NATIVES WORKING UNDER THE DIRECTION OF THE AUSTRALIAN NEW GUINEA ADMINI
KARKAR ISLAND, NEW GUINEA. 1944-09-20. A HOT AIR COPRA KILN. THE PLANTATION, NEGLECTED DURING 2 YEARS OF JAPANESE OCCUPATION, IS BEING REESTABLISHED BY NATIVES WORKING UNDER THE DIRECTION OF THE AUSTR
KARKAR ISLAND, NEW GUINEA. 1944-09-19. THE BAY AND RIVER VIEWED FROM KUL-KUL PLANTATION. THE PLANTATION IS NOW UNDER THE CONTROL OF THE AUSTRALIAN NEW GUINEA ADMINISTRATIVE UNIT.
KARKAR ISLAND, NEW GUINEA. 1944-10-20. NX6543 CAPTAIN V.W. MAXWELL (1), AND NX14320 SERGEANT B. DE LEWIS (2), OUTSIDE A PLANTATION HOUSE RE-CONDITIONED BY NATIVES WORKING UNDER THE DIRECTION OF THE AU
KARKAR ISLAND, NEW GUINEA. 1944-09-20. NATIVES RECRUITED BY MEMBERS OF THE AUSTRALIAN NEW GUINEA ADMINISTRATIVE UNIT CLEARING A COCONUT PLANTATION WHICH HAS SUFFERED 2 YEARS OF NEGLECT DURING THE JAPA
KARKAR ISLAND, NEW GUINEA. 1944-09-20. THE VIEW OF THE DOGAWAN PLANTATION FROM A BARGE LEAVING THE ISLAND. NATIVES WORKING UNDER THE DIRECTION OF THE AUSTRALIAN NEW GUINEA ADMINISTRATIVE UNIT ARE CLEA
