Race Relations and Colonial Rule in Papua New GuineaBased partially on previously published work by the author: in Racism, the Australian experience. Vol. 3, Colonialism, edited by F.S. Stevens, published Sydney : Australia and New Zealand Book Co., 1972. |
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1st July 30th June AITAPE allowed amended appointed areas Australian administration Australian government British New Guinea Canberra Circular Instructions clothing Colonel John Ainsworth colonial rule Commonwealth of Australia copra Court curfew discrimination District Officer economic employer empowered enforced European expatriate Films forbidden force Fuzzy Wuzzy Angels gaol Gazelle Peninsula German New Guinea Guinea from 1st Hahl hereinafter cited House of Assembly ibid imprisonment indigenous indigenous inhabitants interracial Island Japanese Kavieng kiaps Kokopo land Legislative Council licence luluais MacGregor Madang Melanesia Melbourne ment Nations Visiting Mission Native Administration Regulations Native Regulations offence Pacific Papua New Guineans Papua of To-Day person plantations political Port Moresby pre-war provision punish Rabaul race racial origins recruited relations repealed resident magistrates sexual Sir Hubert Murray Sydney Territory of Papua territory's tion town United Nations Visiting village constables Waigani white women Women's Protection Ordinance