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	New Guinea - LoveToKnow 1911
		New Guinea was actually annexed in 1793 by two commanders in the East India Company's service, and the island of Manasvari in Geelvink Bay was held for some months by their troops.
		By authority, therefore, of Queensland, the mainland of New Guinea, opposite her shores east of the 141st meridian, was annexed to that colony in 1883.
		New Pomerania, New Mecklenburg, with New Hanover and the Admiralty Islands and the Solomon Islands (Bougainville and Buka).
	www.1911encyclopedia.org /New_Guinea (4343 words)

	New Guinea
		The climate of New Guinea is characterized in general by its great heat and humidity, and in the low-lying districts fever abounds.
		New Guinea is divided politically into the Dutch, German, and English protectorates, the last two being known officially as Kaiserwilhelmsland and the Territory of Papua.
		The Prefecture Apostolic of Dutch New Guinea was separated from the Vicariate Apostolic of Batavia on 22 December, 1902.
	www.catholicity.com /encyclopedia/n/new_guinea.html (2245 words)

	New Guinea
		Company D had a real set-up down at the WAC Detachment Area for the short period of six weeks that it took to construct barracks, and was commended by USASOS for their efforts.
		Company C completed loading of equipment and personnel on the 16th and weighed anchors on the 17th to be followed by the other 3 companies the next day.
		Company C convoyed the advance echelon of Regimental Headquarters, Company F, and its own personnel and equipment to Borgen Bay at Cape Gloucester, arriving there on 2 November 1944 after a pretty rough trip with their overloaded boats.
	www.armyamphibs.com /html/new_guinea.htm (1530 words)

	German New Guinea - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The main part of German New Guinea was formed by Kaiser-Wilhelmsland, the northeastern part of New Guinea, at present part of Papua New Guinea.
		In addition most other German lands in the Pacific were part of German New Guinea: the German Solomon Islands (Buka, Bougainville and several smaller islands), the Carolines, Palau, the Marianas (except for Guam), the Marshall Islands and Nauru.
		It became the Territory of New Guinea, a League of Nations Mandate Territory under Australian administration until 1949 when it was merged with the Australian territory of Papua to eventually become the northern part of modern Papua New Guinea.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/German_New_Guinea (699 words)

	New Guinea Company Ltd v Thomason [1975] PNGLR 454 (23 December 1975)
		The plaintiff company sued the defendant on a deed of guarantee; neither the specially endorsed writ by which the proceedings were commenced nor the statement of claim contained an averment that the plaintiff was duly incorporated and entitled to sue.
		There is no requirement in Papua New Guinea that, when the plaintiff is an incorporated company that there must be an express statement endorsed on the writ or averred in the statement of claim that the company has been duly incorporated.
		He contends that as an incorporated company is not a natural person but a legal entity created by statute there must be an averment in the statement of claim that it is duly incorporated and is entitled to sue.
	www.worldlii.org /pg/cases/PNGLR/1975/454.html (1755 words)

	Historical Flags (Papua New Guinea)
		The UN Trust Territory of New Guinea, consisting of the northeastern quarter of the island of New Guinea.
		The Australian External Territory of Papua, consisting of the southeastern quarter of the island of New Guinea.
		The Territory of New Guinea was the northern half of present day Papua New Guinea and was first controlled by the Germans from 1885-1914/15, when Australian military forces took control.
	flagspot.net /flags/pg_his.html (594 words)

	LAND GROUPS: THE FOUNDATION FOR NATION BUILDING IN PAPUA NEW GUINEA - Part 1 of 2
		Papua New Guinea is a modern state in the making, being formed from the products of an extraordinary, unique and ancient societal development that has much to offer the modern world today.
		New Guinea was seen as a source of bird of paradise plumes, copra and timber (especially sandalwood), gold, and originally labour for sugar plantations for Queensland.
		All the official activities of the modern state of Papua New Guinea are based on communication via the written word and in English, an introduced language.
	www.pngbuai.com /development/2000/landgroup1-2.html (4683 words)

	CATHOLIC ENCYCLOPEDIA: Kaiserwilhelmsland
		The Apostolic prefecture was established in 1896 and transferred to the Society of the Divine Word.
		It was at first proposed to found a leper settlement, but for the present this charitable work has failed, owing to the deep mistrust and superstition of the New Guinean character.
		The latter station belongs to the New Guinea Company, which has, with few exceptions, the monopoly of all land there.
	www.newadvent.org /cathen/08592d.htm (406 words)

	Papua New Guinea - History
		The police of New South Wales, Victoria, and Queensland reported that between 1874, and 1883, at least 247 escaped prisoners and 'expirees' were known to have landed in Australia.
		A new administration, that of Disraeli, had just come into office in Great Britain, with Lord Carnarvon as Colonial Secretary, and, had there been a clear intimation of what was wanted, there was nothing to prevent the annexation of the whole of Papua except the western portion, where the Dutch were.
		From that date until the Commonwealth came into being the administration of British New Guinea was carried on by Queensland, at the joint expense of the six colonies.
	www.janesoceania.com /png_history/index.htm (3269 words)

	New Guinea Company Ltd v Thomason [1978] PNGLR 33 (3 February 1978)
		Counsel for the plaintiff company did not bother a great deal about the legal effect of the agreement because it was his contention throughout that the guarantee was to be construed as a document on its own and not by reference to the agreement.
		He says further that from a perusal of the deed of guarantee it is clear that the agreement forms a part of the guarantee and must be read with the guarantee in order to ascertain the intention of the parties.
		He contends that as the plaintiff company supplied goods in excess of the value of $250.00 per month and supplied them when they were ordered by persons other than Thomason or Hila Morea the defendant is not liable on the guarantee.
	www.worldlii.org /pg/cases/PNGLR/1978/33.html (1547 words)

	Stamp of the German New Guinea Company (1885)
		With the establishment of the German New Guinea Company, appeared the first stamp of that country on 15 February 1888; although this was primarily a private local issue, it was officially recognised and used for postal purposes.
		The first post-office in German New Guinea was opened at Stephansport on December 14th, 1889, and from that time until 1897 ordinary unsurcharged German stamps were used in the colony.
		The German New Guinea Company stamp was replaced by the German Empire 2 Mark issue of 1880-1889 in various shades of purple, mauve and rose.
	www.hgriggs.com /pngstamps/germng.html (733 words)

	Deutsch Neu-Guinea (German New Guinea), Deutsche Kolonien (German Colonies), Das Deutschland Geschichte Netz, Germany ...
		In 1884, Imperial Germany annexed the northeastern area of the island of New Guinea, along with islands of New Britain and New Ireland in the Bismarck Archipelago.
		“New Guinea, or Papua, is after Australia the largest island in the world, and is separated from the Australian continent by the shallow island-studded Torres Straits, 80 to 90 miles wide at its narrowest part.
		New Pommern offers greater facilities to European settlers than any of the other islands many of which, though considerable in size are almost unapproachable, and man is almost wilder than nature.
	www.usgennet.org /de/topic/ddgn/colonies/neu-guinea.html (1405 words)

	Israel Electric company blocked
		Every new piece of evidence that emerges on global warming emphasizes the urgency of the situation.
		Israel is one of these 123 governments, yet it is using the fact that it is defined by the protocol as a developing country and therefore is under lesser demands.
		There has been discussion of a solar power plant in the Negev desert for years, yet it seems that the government is quite happy to let that drag out for year, allowing many thousands more coal victims to suffer in the process".
	www.greenpeace.org /mediterranean/news/israel-electric-company-blocke (511 words)

	www.mineweb.net \| sections \| gold & silver High-grade gold in Papua New Guinea; diamonds in Indonesia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-10)
		This lies 300 km off the east coast of the main land of Papua New Guinea, to the west of the Solomon Islands, a highly-prospective area for epithermal gold mineralisation; Woodlark is very close to Misima (now of course a Barrick Gold property), lying 150 km to the north thereof.
		The company is now confident, therefore, that the mineralisation extends at least 150 metres to the south of the current known resource and infill drilling is planned.
		The company has undertaken an initial programme of stream sediment sampling and the derived concentrates are currently under mineralogical examination.
	www.mineweb.net /sections/gold_silver/186922.htm (863 words)

	www.mineweb.net \| junior_mining Nautilus - one small step for mining, a giant leap for... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-10)
		The company is also applying for (but has yet to be granted) a package of 45,000 square kilometres offshore Tonga in the North Fiji Basin, which is running at approximately 8.3% copper, 8.9% zinc with 3.4 grammes/tonne gold.
		The Jan de Nul (JDN) company, which is the second largest international dredging company in the world, and which builds the biggest dredges, is building a 191 metre vessel, the “Jules Verne” for the operation.
		Heydon is a Foundation Fellow of the Australian Institute of Company Directors, a Director of the International Marine Minerals Society, a co-sponsor of the Underwater Mining Institute, a Member of the International Society of Offshore and Polar Engineers and a Member of the Australasian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy.
	www.mineweb.net /junior_mining/253710.htm (1161 words)

	HELI NIUGINI :: Madang, Papua New Guinea
		Heli Niugini Limited is a private company principally operating in Papua New Guinea as well as Australia and the South Pacific region.
		Heli Niugini's original holding company was Heli Bougainville Pty Ltd., which commenced operations in the North Solomons Province in 1984 with the helicopter support contract for Bougainville Copper initially operating a Bell 206B III.
		The company expanded to meet the needs of Bougainville Copper and the New Guinea Islands region by adding a second Bell 206 and a Sikorsky S62 to its fleet.
	www.heliniugini.com.pg (293 words)

	Forests of New Guinea - Papua New Guinea - Paradise and Oil: Oil Exploration in the Jungle of Guinea - World Wildlife ...
		Human settlements in New Guinea, even small farming villages, are surrounded by shrubby zones where people have cleared away the original forest, planted gardens, and hunted out the birds or frightened them off.
		He might have added Bougainville copper, New Guinea's own industrial disaster, in which a mining company polluted a river on the island of Bougainville, provoking a secession and a civil war that lasted a decade, killed thousands, and destroyed the government's largest single source of revenue.
		Some of New Guinea's most spectacular species of montane birds of paradise and bowerbirds, as well as warblers, thrushes, and whistlers, follow this migratory pattern.
	www.worldwildlife.org /expeditions/newguinea/read_2.cfm (2064 words)

	NEW GUINEA - Online Information article about NEW GUINEA
		mountain tribes are usually despised by their coast neighbours, but in the south of west New Guinea the coast people live in per-' petual terror of their inland neighbours.
		The result of this was the assignation to Great Britain of the portion now known as the Territory of Papua (British New Guinea), lying between the extreme limits of 5° and 12° S. and 141° and 1550 E.
		To Germany were assigned all the territory and islands to the north of the British boundary under the name of Kaiser Wilhelms Land, while all to the west of the 141st meridian remained under its old flag as Dutch New Guinea.
	encyclopedia.jrank.org /NAN_NEW/NEW_GUINEA.html (4724 words)

	Cheetah Oil & Gas
		Moss' appointment is part of an overall corporate plan to restructure and refocus the company and to enhance the management team to better exploit the Company's energy projects in Papua New Guinea.
		Cheetah Oil and Gas Ltd. is an exploration stage oil and gas company engaged in exploring for petroleum and natural gas in the country of Papua New Guinea.
		The Company has certain licenses and permits from the Minister of Petroleum and Energy for Papua New Guinea to explore approximately 8.2 million acres of land prospective for petroleum and natural gas.
	www.cheetahoil.com (251 words)

	German New Guinea Bank Notes
		German New Guinea, located in the northeastern part of the island of New Guinea, was a German protectorate from 1884 to 1914.
		The New Guinea Company first administered that part of the island under the German flag in 1884.
		Japan invaded New Guinea and Papua (the southestern quarter of the island, also known as British New Guinea) in early 1942, but Australian control was restored before the end of the year in Papua and in 1945 in New Guinea.
	www.tomchao.com /au/au6.html (240 words)

	09/03/00 -- PAPUA NEW GUINEA: Mine company expected devastation
		A report into the daily operations of Papua New Guinea's Tolukuma goldmine claims that the mine's Australian operators expect to wipe out all fish life and food resources along a 30-kilometre stretch of a nearby river.
		The resulting report, “Cyanide Crash: Report on the Tolukuma Gold Mine Cyanide Spill in Papua New Guinea, March 2000”, quotes Dome Resource's own environmental information, prepared in 1993, which states, “High sediment deposition rates are expected to cause obliterative impacts on the fish habitats and food resources of these sediment impacted reaches”.
		The report authors criticise the mine's environmental plan for its lack of discussion of the impact of heavy metals on fish and humans, and its failure to acknowledge bio-accumulation (when toxins are not excreted by humans and animals, but continue to accumulate in their bodies).
	forests.org /archive/png/micoacda.htm (749 words)

	Papua New Guinea
		Visitors to Papua New Guinea should avoid using taxis or buses, known as Public Motor Vehicles (PMV's), and should instead rely on their sponsor or hotel to arrange for taxi service or a rental car.
		Travel to isolated places in Papua New Guinea is possible primarily by small passenger aircraft; there are many small airstrips throughout the country.
		Papua New Guinea is prone to earthquakes, volcanic eruptions, and sudden tidal movements.
	travel.state.gov /travel/papua_newguinea.html (2469 words)

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		The German New Guinea Company as a part of their holdings that included the islands of New Guinea, New Britain, New Ireland and all of the Solomon Islands later annexed the island.
		At the beginning of WW I in 1914 Bougainville was occupied by Australian and after the defeat of Germany, the German territories, collectively called New Guinea, became Mandate territories of the League of Nations and, in 1920, were placed under Australian administration.
		Self-government was given to Papua New Guinea on December 1973 and full independence from Australia on September 1975.
	www.behold-the-rage.com /artpage73.html (362 words)

	Papua New Guinea
		1884 Partition of New Guinea agreed by Netherlands,
		Japanese Commanders of Occupied New Guinea and Papua
		Full style of the ruler: "Queen of Papua New Guinea and of Her other Realms and Territories, Head of the Commonwealth."
	www.worldstatesmen.org /Papua_New_Guinea.htm (1336 words)

	New Guinea Gold Corporation - Normanby Project (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-10)
		The Imwauna project is located within the Normanby Property, southeast Papua New Guinea.
		Imwauna is the second of the Company's key gold projects.
		New Guinea Gold Corporation has disclosed historical resource estimates for the Imwauna (Normanby) project.
	www.newguineagold.ca /Normanby.html (587 words)

	PASSPORTS PLUS - VISA FOR PAPUA NEW GUINEA
		Business Letter on company letterhead giving details of the nature of visit, including the dates of stay, hotel information and addresses, organization to be visited and a financial guarantee from the company, signed by a senior manager.
		Tourist visa for Papua New Guinea is usually valid for a single entry within six months from date of issue, for stay not to exceed two months.
		Single entry business visa for Papua New Guinea is valid for six months from date of issue, for a stay not to exceed three weeks.
	www.passportsplus.com /visa_png.html (352 words)

	RIGZONE - Cheetah Appoints New Chief Executive Officer
		He was a director and shareholder of Norscot Ltd., a diversified holding company with interests in the energy sector.
		Ian McKinnon's appointment is part of an overall corporate plan to restructure and refocus the company and to enhance the management team to better exploit the Company's energy projects in Papua New Guinea.
		Cheetah Oil & Gas Ltd. is an exploration stage oil and gas company engaged in exploring for petroleum and natural gas in the country of Papua New Guinea.
	www.rigzone.com /news/article.asp?a_id=37251 (255 words)

	Alexander's Gas & Oil Connections - Papua New Guinea awards retention licences (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-10)
		14-10-02 The government of Papua New Guinea has awarded the joint venture partners in the Kimu Gas field a five year retention licence.
		The Kimu field was discovered three years ago and has estimated recoverable reserves in excess of 1 tcf of gas.
		The government also awarded a five year retention licence over the Barikewa gas field, which is estimated to contain recoverable gas volumes in excess of 800 bn cf.
	www.gasandoil.com /goc/company/cns24410.htm (158 words)

	EarthData - News - EarthData wins $16-million contract to map Papua New Guinea
		The Australian Government is funding the project under a memorandum of understanding with the government of Papua New Guinea.
		After 2 years of successfully completing GeoSAR mapping projects in the United States and South America, the Papua New Guinea project is EarthData's first GeoSAR mapping project in the Asia Pacific region.
		This strategy has been the cornerstone of the company's growth from a small aerial surveying company in 1985 to one of the world's largest privately-held geospatial information companies.
	www.earthdata.com /newsarticle.php?id=36 (548 words)

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