Ray Melrose - Camohe, 1980's a history of four generations of the Carpenter family
Ray Melrose - Camohe, 1980's a history of four generations of the Carpenter family
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PMB 1113
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microfilm reel 35 mm
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Microfilm : PMB 1113
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This microform is copied from an already poor quality photocopy of the original, Ts., 97pp., given to the Bureau by Pepita Carpenter. Ch. 1 'Pioneering the Pacific' p . 1-3; Ch. 2 'The Costa Rica Packet', p. 4-7; Ch. 3, 'Treasure in Trochus', p. 8-9; Ch. 4 'A Small Beginning and a Stumble', p. 10-13; Ch. 5 'The Company Regained' p. 14-16; Ch....
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Ray Melrose - Camohe, 1980's a history of four generations of the Carpenter family
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PMB (Australian National University. Pacific Manuscripts Bureau) ; 1113
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Microfilm. Canberra, A.C.T. : Produced for the Pacific Manuscripts Bureau, Australian National University. 1 microfilm reel
Mrs Pepita Carpenter, Dural, N.S.W.
PMB - Centre for South Pacific Studies (UNSW) Joint project, Jan-Feb 2002
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W R Carpenter & Company Limited was founded by Walter Randolf Carpenter and registered in Sydney in 1914. Carpenter was subsequently joined by his brothers, J A and W H Carpenter and later by his sons, R B and C H Carpenter. The company was initially involved in shipping and trading island produce in Papua, including copra, cocoa, trochus, beche-de...
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PMB 1113
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