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times, not predictable times either and both power and Telekom are needed to send pictures. The crates are made. I have to get export permits from the National Museum and I need the pictures to get to the Museum so they can issue the permits. I am sorry but this is a very third world. Please apologize to your cli

May 4, 2012, at 1:49 AM, wrote: Dear The boards are now at my house in . I now have to have my brother photograph them and send the pictures to the PNG Museum to get a permit to export. That will take a week or two with sufficient nagging. Then they can leave the country. I will keep you updated. From: =1

From: To: Subject: Re: Bark panels Date: Thu, 07 Jun 2012 19:08:14 +0000 Hi=. You told me on May 27th you already sent the photos to the National Museum for a permit. Regardless, these should not require a museum permit, as they are not old. I expect them to be sent by next week to avoid litigation.

ank you. On May 4, 2012, at 1:49 AM, wrote: Dear The boards are now at my house in I now have to have photograph them and send the pictures to the PNG Museum to get a permit to export. That will take a week or two with sufficient nagging. Then they can leave the country. I will keep you updated. From: IN

: Subject: Re: Bark panels Date: Sun, 27 May 2012 14:27:31 +0000 Importance: Normal The boards have been photographed and the photographs sent to the National Museum for an export permit. The crates are being made. My brother had to get some treated wood from Lae by ship as the US is very tough on crates these d

4, 2012, at 1:49 AM, wrote: Dear The boards are now at my house in Wewak. I now have to have my brother photograph them and send the pictures to the PNG Museum to get a permit to export. That will take a week or two with sufficient nagging. Then they can leave the country. I will keep you updated. From: S

times, not predictable times either and both power and Telekom are needed to send pictures. The crates are made. I have to get export permits from the National Museum and I need the pictures to get to the Museum so they can issue the permits. I am sorry but this is a very third world. Please apologize to your cli

at 1:49 AM, Lesley Martin wrote: Dear The boards are now at my house in . I now have to have my brother photograph them and send the pictures to the PNG Museum to get a permit to export. That will take a week or two with sufficient nagging. Then they can leave the country. I will keep you updated. Lesley