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1
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“Native
House. Tide flows underneath.”
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10.6x 6.9cm
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2
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“Samara.
Population 120. Area 59 acres. Path round Samarai, some of the 600
tourists off the … (?) [ship] can be seen.”
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10.7x6.7cm
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3
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“Kwato Island
girls making mats.”
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10.8x6.9cm
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4
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“Canoes
getting ready for racing at Kwato.” Printed by Harringtons. 252.
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10.6x8.6cm
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5
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“Canoe racing
at Samarai, … (?) [ship] in background.” Printed by Harringtons.
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10.5x8.9cm
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6
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17. “Sports Day. Crowd in front of store. Shows
McGregor and a bit of Jansen. A little bit of the island on the right.”
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14x8.8cm
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7
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“A wedding at
Kwato. The bride is Mrs Austin.”
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16x10.1cm
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8
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“Cricket
ground at Kwato.”
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15.1x10.1cm
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9
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“The Store,
H.D., half castes & natives. “Dinah Doe”, then 13 oz cat (??)
poseing in front of the baby (?) my boys are 1st & 4th
from me 1st Geoffrey, 4th Dunstan.”
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14.5x8.6cm
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10
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“H.D., Laki
(Cookboy) & dog at entrance to tremporary humpy occupied while new
house being built. Stamala (?) Plantation, Cape Rodney. Papua E.D. (?)
May 1916.”
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13.5x8.5cm
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11
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“Solomon-Papuan
halfcastes interested in the first “Decca” Gramophone.” Outside of
Store.
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16.2x10cm
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12
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Unlabelled.
Store, H.D., natives and gramophone.
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16.2x10cm
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13
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“Milne Bay
natives dressed for a dance.”
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16.1x9.9cm
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14
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“One of the
young crocodiles collected for the southern zoo (1910). H.D. left.”
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16.1x11.2cm
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15
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“9. The
Residency, Abau Island, Papua E.C.D.”
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13.5x8.9cm
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16
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“10. Native
armed Constabulary, Abau Island, Papua E.C.D. 1410 021932.”
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13.9x8.9cm
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17
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“11. Some of
the prisoners at Abau gaol, on right (extreme) the double ironed and
handcuffed man, is the one who killed the sergeant. May 1915. Papua
E.C.D. 1410 021932.”
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13.9x8.7cm
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18
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Print as
above. No label.
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16.2x10cm
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19
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“Abau Police
and their wives.”
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16.4x 10.4cm
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20
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“1. Tattood
native Girl of the Central Division, Papua. Photograph by A. & K.
Gibson, Port Moresby, Papua. 1410 021932.”
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14x8.8cm
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21
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“Sir Rupert
Clarke’s Exp’ up the Fly River. The tribe who wear(?) only a shell (?)
[sheath]. Frank Pryke on right. Frank is a very immaculate individual
when in civilization.”
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16x11.8cm
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22
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“Sir Rupert
Clarke’s exp’ up the Fly River – a Tree House.”
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16x11.6cm
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23
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“Where the
Fly River crosses into Papuan territory.”
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16x11.8cm
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24
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No label.
Papuan beauty with river in background.
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16.3x10.9cm
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25
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“3. Rough
idea of a River in Papua.”
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13.8x8.9cm
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26
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Postcard.
“Native bridge at junction of two mountain rivers. Mafulu (?), Papua.”
Text on back: “Miss Dexter, Stubb Hill… Sussex, England. 1.6.12. Dr
Sue. S.W. monsoon is on pretty rough. Had a good month for Feby, not a
day lost, recp’ts about same as Decbr, am expecting big things from
next ship boat is rolling about, got to write …Many thanks for papers
if ever you have an E. News (Portsmouth) should like it, I haven’t seen
one since Ap. 1910. Love Harry.
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13.4x8.2cm
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Postcard
series:
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27
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“1. Rona
Falls, Port Moresby.”
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14x8.8cm
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28
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“3. Elevara
Village, Port Moresby.” (Marked “4”.) Text
on back: “Miss Dexter, Stubb Hill … Sussex, England. To your namesake
Sue … (?).
Susie was
just everything a good girl ought to be,
As prim a
little person as you’d ever wish to see;
With her
dolly and her pram.
Such an
innocent wee lamb,
Oh, a model
of propriety was Susie.
H.D.
11.11.11.”
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14x8.8cm
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29
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“5. Elevara
Village, Port Moresby.”
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14x8.8cm
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30
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“6. Purari
River Cannibals.”
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14x8.8cm
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31
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No label.
Haus tamboram.
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12x9.9cm
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32
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No label.
Trading canoe with sails.
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12x9.9cm
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33
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No label. Man
in ceremonial dress with drum.
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12x9.9cm
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34
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No label.
Whiteman.
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8.4x5.8cm
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35
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“A Malayan
Sakai shooting monkeys with a blow pipe, and poisonous darts.”
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36
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“Making sole
(?) crepe in Geghi Sembilan, F.M.S.”
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37
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“A fine field
of young rubber. Ground covered with a cover plant , to lessen cost of
weeding.”
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38
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“Ap 1924. A
small piece of clearing that got out of hand and cost $30,000 to get it
back. Now in harmless grasses.”
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39
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“Sep/22. Saty
afternoon. Doing a little gardening in readiness for Mrs H’s return.
H.D.”
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40
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“The excuse
for the beer in my hand is that it is Armistice Day.”
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41
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“Ramasany
& Suinamali on their wedding day”
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42
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“Seruubau
Neghi Sembilan (?). MacIntosh (right) and his mate showing the natives
‘how to do it’. He was then champion wood chopper of Australia. H.D.
with white topee near M.”
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