Planters of New Guinea Meet in Rabaul
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This photo was taken at a function held [?]en delegates to the Planters’ Associa [?]n of New Guinea met in annual con [?]ence, in Rabaul, in mid-August.
Seen in the photo, from left to right. [?]: (Standing) Messrs. W. R. Paul (Gen.
Sec.), F. R. McKillop (B’ville.), J.
Willoughby (A/Sec. Terr. Dept), J.
Middleton (Madang), P. R. K. Murray (N. Ireland), R, McKay (B’ville.), J.
O’Brien (Madang), F. R. Wilson (N.
Britain), W. J. Grose (N. Ireland), E. A.
Stanfield (N. Ireland), I. MacDonald
(chairman Copra Marketing Board). (Seated) Messrs. J. L. Stokle (N.
Britain), C. R. Lambert (Sec. for Terr.), D. Barrett (president), E. T. Fulton (N.
Britain), J. R. Foldi (Dist. Comm.), J. T.
Allan (N. Britain).