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Australian National University Archives

Series272 - Alan Ward research papers on Pacific Island land matters
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Item79 - Papua New Guinea. Miscellaneous publications on land tenure; land acquisition; statistical reports; United Nations report on New Guinea 1952-53.
Item80 - Papua New Guinea, Solomons, Pacific islands. Papers on land tenure and customary land usage.
Item81 - Papua New Guinea. Papers on village migration; the anthropological position and economic policy; local government; Department of Lands and Survey; customary land tenure and productivity; urban development; relationship of central government and the provinces.
Item82 - Papua New Guinea. Various publications including the report of the United Nations Visiting Mission to New Guinea.
Item83 - Papua New Guinea. Stephen J. Duggan, ‘In the Shadow of Samora: the Franciscan experience in the Sepik region, 1946-75’, unpublished thesis.
Item84 - Papua New Guinea. Correspondence and reports related to the Land Evaluation and Demarcation Project Study (LEAD).
Item85 - Papua New Guinea. Correspondence on LEAD and Land Mobilisation Programme (LMP).
Item86 - Papua New Guinea. Papers and correspondence on land administration and registration.
Item87 - Papua New Guinea. Correspondence and papers associated with the Land Evaluation and Demarcation Project Study (LEAD).
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Papua New Guinea. Stephen J. Duggan, ‘In the Shadow of Samora: the Franciscan experience in the Sepik region, 1946-75’, unpublished thesis.

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