Description (source: www.beeldengeluid.nl): 33.38 Image: Air-view of Muturi, the oil loading port on the Vogelkop, of Tembuni and of a small residential area near Wasian. Oil drilling-derrick, where the drilling rods are being lowered to be removed using tongs. Governor Van Baal and retinue arrive on the site, where he opens a register of the new pipeline. The pumping station with a battery of registers on the outside and a diesel generator set inside the building. 35.04 The company in a covered personnel trolley, riding to the two storage tanks on the Muturi hill, alongside the pipeline on the yoke bridge on concrete posts. The guests and the hosts climbing the high flight of stairs constructed against the tank wall. Air-view of Muturi. 35.37 Levelling outside of Hollandia, where with a pneumatic drill holes are being made in the ground, in which little sticks of dynamite will be put. Explosions on the digging site, after which a bulldozer heaps up the coral-grit, a dragline loads it onto tip- carts. 36.16 A brick press being filled with a mixture of cement and coral grit (ratio 1:12) mixed in a concrete mixer. Levelling then to be pressed hydraulically, after which the bricks are taken out of the machine. Using the large-sized bricks in house building. Unloading a load of bricks. Papuan carpenters cutting rafters and battens to size. 37.05 Dutch carpenter hangs an outer door. Painting of Venetian blinds. General view of building site with stately bungalows in their finishing state. Digging of a drainage groove. Couple sitting outside with view of the bay. The interior of the living room. Scenic view of the Humboldt Bay. 37.45 Labour inspector visits the lodgings of the local labourers to examine the living conditions. European woman gets out of the bus at the bus-stop, gets into a shop where she selects a bunch of asparagus and pays for it. A block of sheds under construction on the bank of the bay. 38.27 Dutch trumpeter in white busby leads a procession of dressed up children to the festive ground. A little dance of the children. Papuans arriving per prau do their own dances. Competition of Papuan race-praus in the bay, in between them a row-boat with Dutch boys chooses its way. 39.12 The bay with sailing boats transferred from The Netherlands. The terrace and the yacht-club's dancing-floor full of dancing-couples. Guitar playing official of the waterworks in his living-room, where there are a number of stuffed animals on the wall. A living bird sits on his guitar, another one is drinking from a little cup. He shows the collection of stuffed animals in his home. The official shows a living flying squirrel, with skin membranes on both sides of its little body between fore and hind legs. His wife shows a couscous with young. 40.34 Australian destroyer HMAS Anzac puts into port, guests on deck, after which a gang of the Royal Netherlands Navy belays the run out hawser on a bollard. The ship moored on the wooden pier. Dutch naval officers and an official going aboard via the gangplank, they greet the flag and are welcomed by the Commander, who introduces some of his officers. Plaque to the memory of those fallen in New Guinea during the Second World War. 41.21 Solemn commemoration on the war cemetery on the occasion of the tenth anniversary of the landings of the allied forces near Hollandia. Men of the Royal Australian Navy, the Royal Netherlands Navy and the Royal Netherlands Army waiting with wreaths. Governor Van Baal with adjutant and naval officers. Close-ups of sailors, women with children looking on. The Navy chaplain bows his head in prayer. Three graves. Running up the flag while buglers of the Royal Army are blowing the last post. 41.52 Big public interest along the road, the Governor reviews the lined up Australian crew. Three bearers of the Militaire Willemsorde (comp. to Victoria Cross) The Royal Army's drum band opens the parade for Governor Van Baal. The detachment of HMAS Anzac followed by a section of the General Police, consisting of Papuans, and the detachment of the Royal Netherlands Army, the Commander of the Australian destroyer and the adjutant of the Governor. Indonesian women. 42.26 The car with the high guests leaves. The Governor unveils an obelisk on the spot where on the 22nd of April 1944 allied forces landed. The copper plate in Dutch and English at the foot of the obelisk. Remnants of the landing-crafts used at the time. 42.48 Governor Van Baal, his wife and retinue arrive at the premises of the new power station. While the public is looking on, the Governor puts the diesel engines into operation. Tumblers going up and down. The opening of a register. The bar, Mrs Van Baal and a lady. The building of the power station. High tension pylon with board. 43.38 Text: Produced by J. Arthur Rank Film Company Inc. Vignette of the RVD (Netherlands Government Information Service) and text 'The End'. 43.45 End.