Territorians Who Have Returned To N.G.
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When the “Reynella” carried returning Territorians to New Guinea in October, she stayed three weeks in Port Moresby. Those who were going on to New Britain and New Ireland had plenty of time therefore in which to renew friendships with people now stationed in Moresby.
This photograph, taken of a group of friends, shows (left to right): Mr. H. Coldham (of Bali Plantation); Capt. J. Duncan (Rapopo Plantation); Mr. “Tex” Roberts (Miner-planter); Mrs. H. Adams (Patlangat Plantation); Mrs. F. O. Greenwood; Miss Stanfield; Mrs. W. Grose; Mrs. Clarrie Archer (now of Moresby); Mr. Drummond Thompson (Numa Numa Plantation); Mr.
J. Allen (Gileluhn Plantation); Mr. O. Rondahl (Kabakaul and Induna Plantations); Mr. J.
Joyes; Mrs. Gladys Baker (Langu Plantation); Mr. V. Pennefather (Tokua Pin). -Photo by P. B. Holloway.
