Robyn Watters: forty-one b&w photos of ca.1930s Rabaul (Tavurvur volcano, a Dawapia rock, glimpses of European houses and commercial buildings; remainder unidentified. Identified photos same period: Avenue of rain trees (Malaguna Road); rain on South Daughter; European house on Namanula; view of Rabaul and part of Simpsonhafen from Namanula; coconut palms; banana plants; view of Rabaul from North Daughter; natives in sing-sing costume (skirts of strips of bamboo, fowl feathers on head-dress); laughing native man; the way they carry pigs to market in New Britain (suspended by the legs on a pole);Casuarina Avenue; panorama of Simpsonhafen with wharves and houses; new Nodop Road cutting; European house on a hill with white picket gate;Ravuvu Baths, Rabaul; view from [house] veranda looking north; view of Rabaul and Simpsonhafen from approximately Kurakakaul to Mango Avenue centre. Peter Cahill: New Guinea Research Unit Bulletin no.3 January 1964: R.C. White, Social Accounts of the Monetary Sector of the Territory of Papua and New Guinea 1956/57 to 1960/61;  no. 5 October 1964:  G.R. Hogbin, A Survey of Indig-enous Rubber Producers in the Kerema Bay area; no.13 November 1966: Orokaiva Papers – Miscellaneous Papers of the Orakaiva of North East Papua; no.25 November 1968: A Survey of Village Industries in Papua-New Guinea, R. Kent Wilson assisted by Ross Garnaut; no.28 March 1969: Namasu: New Guinea’s largest Indigenous-owned Company, I.J. Fairbairn with contributions by W. Fugman (Ch.1) and Gillian Sankoff (Ch.8); no. 31 August 1969: Inter-Ethnic Marriage in New Guinea. Andrew W. Lind.

Bob Fayle: PNG home movies: Gazelle Peninsula 1958; Tufi sub-district Pts 1,2,3,4 1963; Ioma Patrol Post: 1963 Pt.3; 1964 Pts 1, 3, 5; Popondetta 1964; Wedding 1965; Kokoda 1965; Bomana War Cemetery 1974.