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Pacific Islands Monthly, 18 December 1931Vol. II, No. 5

Armistice Dance at Tulagi

p. 30 · Read in the full issue

A very enjoyable evening was spent at The Tulagi Hotel on Armistice night when a dinner and dance were held and most of the Tulagi residents were present: also leading citizens from Makambo, Gavutu, and out lying places.

Unfortunately, an official dinner given by the Resident Commissioner to the members of the Advisory Council (which happened to be in full swing at the time) prevented several from attending in the earlier part of the evening, but some arrived later on. Host Fyfe and his capable wife, who are recent acquisitions of The Tulagi Hotel were at their best, and made everyone feel at home from the start.