GG to attend Anzac dawn service in PNG Governor-General Quentin Bryce is expected to attend an Anzac day service at Bomana War Cemetery. GOVERNOR-GENERAL Quentin Bryce is expected to attend an Anzac day dawn service at Bomana War Cemetery, just outside Port Moresby in Papua New Guinea. Expats and Papua New Guineans alike converge on Bomana every year for the dawn service, some trekking 19km from the city on foot and others packed into tiny privately owned buses. At Thursday morning's ceremony, Ms Bryce will be joined by PNG Prime Minister Peter O'Neill and Australian high commissioner Deborah Stokes. Australia and Papua New Guinea formed close ties during World War II, with Australian soldiers being aided by locals known as "fuzzy wuzzy angels." Following a ceremonial wreath laying, Ms Bryce will fly to Isurava and Kokoda to pay her respects at memorials in both locations. Anzac Day will mark the fourth day of Ms Bryce's five-day state visit to PNG. On Tuesday, she attended the Bita Paka war memorial outside Rabaul, New Britain province, to pay homage to victims of the Montevideo Maru sinking.