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Pacific Islands Monthly, 17 July 1931Vol. 1 No. 12

Acting-Administrator

p. 16 · Read in the full issue

Popular In Nauru

NAURU, June 20.

The motor vessel, Glenbank, left Nauru on May 21, for Australia, her only passengers from the Island being Mr. C. D. Gable and his wife. Mr.

Gable has been relieving Mr. W. A.

Newman, the Administrator, who has been on furlough for the period of three months.

During the short period that Mr.

Gable was in charge of the affairs

of this Island, he was most popular, and, with the able assistance of his charming wife, life on this Island was made most congenial. The Europeans and likewise the Nauruan community, are sorry that he had to leave us so soon. All join, especially the Returned Soldiers, in wishing them both the best of luck wherever they may roam.