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No Takers For Lae Terrace
From Our Own Correspondent LAE, July 21. fIIHE township of Lae, temporarily or X otherwise, is rebuilding on the old site on the flat. No one seems keen to live on the terrace with its planned garden city, bus stops and industrial quarters still in the blueprint stage.
Burns Philp are back on their own site and the Morobe bakery is now almost ready to begin production in their new mechanised premises of steel and corru gated fibro cement.
Mr. Syd. Woods, cameraman for Movie tone News, is at present making a tour of New Guinea centres, taking shots for a documentary film of the Territory. He is visiting Port Moresby, Rabaul and the goldfields.
Mr. L. D. Jimenez of 114 Norwood Road, Herne Hill, London, S.E. 24, was a mem ber of the RAP in World War II and lost an eye in combat He recently has been invalided out of the Air Force. He has taken to stamp collecting as a hobby and h.m
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