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Pacific Islands Monthly, 1 September 1954Vol. XXV, No. 2

New and Handy Compilation

p. 25 · Read in the full issue

Handbook Of Papua And

New Guinea

rE Handbook of Papua and New Guinea, 320 pages, now has been published. It contains all details of the administrative & commercial organisation in the

two Territories, plus a complete list

of all European residents.

There Is a good mao of the two Terri tories; a description of each of the 15 Districts, with some local maps; a list of all Departmental officers, showing correct names, titles and positions; lists of all trading firms in each District; details of all communications such as airfields, radiophone networks, timetables; lists o' fees and taxes; the Customs tariff. The structure of the Administration is des cribed, with an outline of the activities and responsibilities of each Department.

There is a section devoted to the Statistics of the combined Territory. There arc particulars of commerce and industry, and of the Missions. This is a Handbook which any person dealing in any way with Papua and New Guinea must have on his desk.

Price is 15/- (posted: 1- «tra within British Empire: Foreign, 1/9)—or $2.00 C.S. (including postage). Copies may be ob tained at most bookstores in Australia: at all stores in Papua and New Gui ”f a; from the publishers (Pacific p "J U ® a * lo “f pty. Ltd., Technipress House, 29 Alberta Street, PO Box 3408), Sydney). If Sydney bookstores cannot supply, copies may be

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House, 241 George St., Sydney.