New Caledonia
(Place)

30 NZ Batallion Headquarter among niaouli trees, Koumac, in northern New Caledonia A ward in 4 NZ General Hospital, Dumbéa, New Caledonia Base Ordnance Depot, Bourail, typical of New Zealand Camps in New Caledonia black and white photograph of group of soldiers Brigadier F. T. Bowerbank (left), Brigadier J. M. Twhigg and Lieutenant-Colonel G. F. V. Anson at Medical Headquarters, New Caledonia Lieutenant-General B. C. Freyberg at Bouloupari, New Caledonia, June 1943 Major-General H. E. Barrowclough talks with a Fijian patient in a tented ward of 4 NZ General Hospital at Boguen, New Caledonia NEW CALEDONIA NEW CALEDONIA On a transport at Noumea Harbour, New Caledonia — (from left to right) Major-General Rush B. Lincoln, Brigadier L. G. Goss, — Brigadier C. S. J. Duff, Major-General H. E. Barrowclough, Colonel — J. M. Twhigg, captain of the transport(name unknown), Colonel J. I. — Brooke, Hon. F. Jones, Minister of Defence Ready to leave Stirling Island, treasury Group, for — return to New Caledonia Review of 8 NZ Infantry Brigade. Dubois Memorial Field, Boulopari, New Caledonia Sub-section of the Mobile Dental Section at Tontouta, New Caledonia Take 5 New Novels The camp site of 22 NZ Field Ambulance at Tinipp, New Caledonia. The hospital is in the centre The Club (Erected by National Patriotic Fund Board) at Base Training Depot in Tene Valley, near Bourail, New Caledonia The Cookhouse Ovens, 37 NZ Batllion, Taom, New Caledonia These were the final dispositions of 3 Division units in New Caledonia. The Division arrived in New Caledonia during November and December 1942 and January 1943 and departed the following August. The base organisation remained at Bourail Training in New Caledonia. Mortar Platoon of 29 NZ Batallion carrying full equipment up Mount Tonta W.A.A.C.s airing a — mosquito net — Boguen, — New Caledonia

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