Papers on town planning in Bougainville and Honiara, and provincial administration in Papua New Guinea and the Solomon Islands, including PNG Constitutional planning committee papers
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Constitutional Planning Committee, Record of Proceedings, 13/2/73, Ts., roneo, pp.68-82
Constitutional Planning Committee, Record of Proceedings, 14/2/73, Ts., roneo, pp.83-93
Constitutional Planning Committee, Record of Proceedings, 15/2/73, Ts., roneo, pp.94-109
E.P.W. / W.E.T., Office of the Chief Minister, Report to the Constitutional Planning Committee on the Activities of the Government Liaison Branch to mid-January, 1973, 22 Jan 1073, Ts., roneo, 2pp.
Powers and Functions that might be exercised by District Governments, CPC – B/5, Feb 1973, Ts., roneo, 11pp.
Poster. The Constitutional Planning Committee has a big problem. How is Papua New Guinea going to be governed? / Members of the Constitutional Planning Committee, PNG Dept of Information and Extension Services, Jan 1973, 1 sheet, d/s,
Constitutional Planning Committee, Record of Proceedings, 9/2/73, Ts., roneo, pp.41-50
Nigel Oram, letter to T.E. Barnett, Asst Secretary, Chief Minister’s Department, Konedobu, re Powers of Area Authorities: Cabinet submission, 30 Apr 1973, Ts., carbon, 2pp., (2 copies). With Boyamo Sali, Policy submission for Members of Cabinet, Powers of Area Authorities, 16 Apr 1973, draft, Ts., p/c, 10pp.
C.H. Floyd, Physical Planning in the British Solomon Islands Protectorate, Suva, United Nations, Development Advisory Team for the South Pacific, Mar 1974; 27pp., map, bound.
A.S. Fogg (University of Queensland), Review of Fiji Town Planning and Subdivision Law, A project carried out under the Australian Government’s South Pacific Technical Aid Programme, Suva, Nov 1975; Ts., p/c, 25pp.
