Report on the Public Services of the Western Pacific High Commission Territories with Recommendations for Reorganization. 1937, by H. Vaskess, Secretary, Western Pacific High Commission, 12th June 1937. Sydney, 1938. Print.
Western Pacific High Commission. Report on the Public Services of the Western Pacific High Commission Territories with Recommendations for Reorganization 1937 Report on the Public Services of the West...
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Creation date:
1937
Languages:
English, Tuvalu
Scripts:
Latin
Content type:
Report
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Original copies of the documents remain in the Tuvalu National Library and Archives. The microfilm master negatives will be transferred to the National Library of Australia.
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EAP110/1/1/4/5
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