Sydney's Bit
p. 21 · Read in the full issue
Of Papua
Most soldiers who walked Papua’s Kokoda Trail during the war remember it for its mud rather than for its stones.
But by its stones it will be remembered.
Two huge specimens from the trail weighing 60 lbs in all (and worth about £l5 in air-freight if it were charged) arrived in Sydney by Qantas from NG in early June.
They were sent down, on re quest, by the RSSAILA in the Territory, and will be built into a wall in the Anzac Memorial Hall at St. Augustine’s Church of England, Mosman, as a memorial to those who lost their lives during the Pacific War.