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Posters prepared for the Infant Welfare Section, Department of Public Health, Papua New Guinea, and for the introduction of decimal currency in Papua New Guinea, 1935-1965
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5 - 6 MONTHS. AT THIS AGE A CHILD SHOULD EAT THESE FOODS'. J. Chambers, Rabaul.
5 - 6 MONTHS. AT THIS AGE A CHILD SHOULD EAT THESE FOODS'. J. Chambers, Rabaul.
'TRADE'.
5. 'TRADE'.
6 - 7 MONTHS. 1-2 TEETH. AT THIS AGE A CHILD SHOULD EAT THESE FOODS'. J. Chambers, Rabaul.
6 - 7 MONTHS. 1-2 TEETH. AT THIS AGE A CHILD SHOULD EAT THESE FOODS'. J. Chambers, Rabaul.
'TRADE GOODS'.
6. 'TRADE GOODS'.
'MONEY SIGNS: DOLLAR; CENT'.
7. 'MONEY SIGNS: DOLLAR; CENT'.
8 - 11 MONTHS. 4 TEETH. AT THIS AGE A CHILD SHOULD 4EAT THESE FOODS'. J. Chambers, Rabaul.
8 - 11 MONTHS. 4 TEETH. AT THIS AGE A CHILD SHOULD 4EAT THESE FOODS'. J. Chambers, Rabaul.
8. 'VALUE OF NOTES: 10/- = $1;
8. 'VALUE OF NOTES: 10/- = $1;
'VALUE OF NOTES: 10/- = $1;
8. 'VALUE OF NOTES: 10/- = $1;
'VALUE OF COINS: 50C = 5/-; 20C = 2/-; 10C = 1/-'.
9. 'VALUE OF COINS: 50C = 5/-; 20C = 2/-; 10C = 1/-'.
A CLEAN HOUSE HELPS PEOPLE TO BE STRONG.' J. Chambers, Port Moresby, Infant Welfare Section, Depa...
A CLEAN HOUSE HELPS PEOPLE TO BE STRONG.' J. Chambers, Port Moresby, Infant Welfare Section, Department of Public Health, Papua New Guinea.
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