Portions of Vunairima as the view from our front lawn (at present without grass). The houses are those of the married boys village numbers of houses in the course of construction the grounds are covered with native foods between the stumps. You can understand from this just what hard work there is to be done at Vunairima field.
Portion of Vunairima beach. Notice the size of the native canoe being pulled into the shade on the beach. A Chinaman & some of our boys are repairing our boat. While Gordon and I are just out for a 'limlilu'.
Plaiting coconut palm leaves for sleeping mats.
Pilapila Church on the road to Kabakada One of the prettiest church in the whole district entirely native built I mean they raised every penny of the money. At Chinaman's trading store also in view. Taken the day of the Warataba meeting.
Picnic at Mauke. Easter Monday. Left to right are Mr Hunt, Miss Mavel, Miss Dorr, Mrs Wright, Mr French with his gramophone, Miss Collins, Me. Mr Wright & baby Wright & Wrights cook boy stoking the fires. Gordon was asleep up under the mosquito net at my left.
Photographs from Papua New Guinea, mainly New Britain and New Ireland
Photographs from Bougainville, East New Britain and Kerema, Papua New Guinea
Photographs documenting the Methodist Missions at Kabakada, Watnabara and Vunairima, via Rabaul, New Britain
