Bulolo Travellers to Papua-New Guinea
p. 133 · Read in the full issue
Left: Well-known airman Mr. H. I. ("Bunny") ammond and Mrs. Hammond paid a quick i sit to the Territory aboard the July "Bulolo" the 30's, Mr. Hammond was manager and hief pilot of Holden's Air Transport (which as linked with Guinea Airways), flying to ulolo and Wau from a base at Salamaua. e is now managing-director of Adastra Air ays, which he formed in 1930 before his rst spell in NG. The company is now doing ntract flying for the Government, and map rveys for Australasian Petroleum Co.
Centre: Mrs. P. J Mulquiney, whose husband attached to the Department of Civil Aviation Port Moresby, sailed for the Territory oard "Bulolo" after six months in Australia. ith her were daughters Lynne (8 months) d Susan (2½ years, who is held by Mrs.
[?] ulquiney's mother).
Right: A teacher with the Anglican Mission ar Popondetta, Papua, Miss M. Greenwood turned after two months leave in Sydney, ss Greenwood, a Territorian for 7 years, will arry on her return to Papua.