Papua-New Guinea Travellers
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North bound on the December Bulolo, after leave in Australia, were (left to right): Mr. Arthur Eldridge of the Papua Pulmbing Company, Port Moresby; Mr. J. B. Bell, of the Radio Station, Port Moresby, Panua; Mr. F. I. Patten, of Tamalabatt Plantation Tatar, Kavieng who has been in the Territory for 25 years; Mr. J. Peck, radio Technicain, attached to the Department of Civil Aviation, Port Moresby; Mr. Peter Saunders, son of late Mr. Frank Saunders, who was killed by the Japs during the war.