New Guinea engineer : startling stories of peace and war in Queensland, Papua, New Guinea, New Britain, New Ireland and the Squally Islands / as told to Gillian Heming Shadbolt by wartime RAAF Flying Officer Les Bell

Photographs from Papua New Guinea, mainly New Britain and New Ireland

Landing craft and World War II troops arriving at Nissan Island, Papua New Guinea

A new chart of the Indian and Pacific Oceans between the Cape of Good Hope, New Holland and Japan : comprehending New Zealand, New Caledonia, New Britain, New Ireland, New Guinea &c., also the New Caroline, Ladrone and Philippine Islands : with the tracks of the English, French, Spanish and Dutch discoverers

A new chart of the Indian and Pacific Oceans between the Cape of Good Hope, New Holland and Japan : comprehending New Zealand, New Caledonia, New Britain, New Ireland, New Guinea &c., Louisade and New Georgia ; also the Pellew, New Caroline, Ladrone and Philippine Islands; with all these which have been discovered in the year 1788; & the tracks of the English, French, Spanish and Dutch discoverers

Laurie and Whittle's new chart of the Indian and Pacific Oceans between the Cape of Good Hope, New Holland, and Japan, comprehending New Zealand, New Caledonia, New Britain, New Ireland, New Guinea,&c., Louisiade and New Georgia; also the Pelew, New Caroline, Ladrone, and Philippine Islands; &c. with the most remarkable tracks of the English, Spanish, French and Dutch navigators: and chiefly the track of the Walpole, Eastindiaman, Captn. Thos. Butler, 1794 from the Cape of Good Hope to Van Diemen's Land and, from thence to China, and the track of the Royal Admiral Captn. Henr. Bond in 1792 and 93, from the Cape to Port Jackson and China

Laurie and Whittle's new chart of the Indian and Pacific Oceans between the Cape of Good Hope, New Holland and Japan : comprehending New Zealand, New Caledonia, New Britain, New Ireland, New Guinea &c., Louisiade and New Georgia; also The Pelew, New Caroline, Ladrone and Philippine Islands &c. with the most remarkable tracks of the English, Spanish, French and Dutch navigators and chiefly the track of the Walpole, EastIndiaman, Captn. Thos. Butler, 1794 from the Cape of Good Hope to Van Diemen's Land and from thence to China, and the track of the Royal Admiral Captn. Henr. Bond in 1792 and 93 from the Cape to Port Jackson and China