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: 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

formed of any progress that would be very much appreciated. Thank you. On May 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

ze.bmp; IMG_0103_resize.JPG Dear Mr. lndyke, Here is my list of updated "excuses". As I told you yesterday I have been unable to talk to anyone at the National Museum all week. I was able to talk to the permit officer yesterday, again at home and she said that the city has been shut down by a Power workers strike

back to PNG to walk it through the permit process which involves begging and pleading and favors and gifts. My brother, who has been helping me from Wewak, refuses to deal in "gifts". I apologize for the delay. I am doing what I can to get this done. From: Darren Indyke Sent: Monda June 11 2012 11:34

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

payment before =hey let them go and I wired money today. (The last =ot still haven't been paid for by the German buyer). =hey should be taken into Wewak next week and my =arpenter can then make the plywood crates for them. My =stimate would be 3 - 4 weeks from now. Sorry =t has taken so long. Communi