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Series305 - Papers relating to the Methodist Church in Papua New Guinea and Rev Threlfall’s research on Papua New Guinea
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Item110 - Language notes - various. Ulrike Mosel, University of Munich, Early language contact between Tolai, Pidgin and English in view of its sociolinguistic background (1875 - 1914); J Hoskin, I Reibe - Sellers, The linguistic contribution to cross-cultural psychiatry, 1966; Neville Threlfall, Names in the North - Eastern Gazelle Peninsula, c1970
Item111 - Hoskin, J O, and Veness, H, Psychiatry in New Britain. Christine Bradley Allyson Peberdy, Reproductive decision making and the value of children: The Tolai of East New Britain, Dec 1981
Item112 - Lapita pottery. J Specht, Mortars pestles in New Britain, Journal of the Polynesian Society, Vol 75, No 3, Sep 1966
Item113 - Richards, A R - rough diary
Item114 - Henley, Sir T, New Guinea and Pacific Islands Mandate, extract, story of a brief visit to the Mandated Territory in 1920s
Item115 - Threlfall - Papua New Guinea interviews. Saimon Gaius - An interview by Reverend A Leadley, How the Japanese occupation affected my leadership in the Church, Taulil migration traditions, as told to Mrs Ruth Nicholson by Panipas Tiriau of Taulil Village, May 1981, and other reports. Some oral historical research on New Britain and New Ireland, by N Threlfall, a paper presented at the History Department, University of Papua New Guinea, c1973
Item116 - Cummins, J J, Roads and public works around Rabaul, Evidence of Major Joseph Jeremiah Cummins, Commissioner for Lands and Chief Surveyor, Rabaul, before the Royal Commission on the Future of German New Guinea, Rabaul, 9 Sep 1919
Item117 - Baining Beliefs: 1. As told by an Uramat ; 2. As told by a Mali
Item118 - Readings in Guinea History, research notes
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