Pacific Islands

Association.

ALTHOUGH the Pacific Islands’ Asso ciation was launched only a few months ago, the membership is now over 60, and applications for mem bership are coming in by every mail.

The committee is now giving serious consideration to the question of provid ing club-room facilities, and room for storing valuable books and records. It is largely a question of finance, and re ports on the matter will be considered at the next committee meeting. New members include: G. Kenton, Box No. 48, Rabaul.

H. A. Voysey, Buka, New Guinea.

L. L. Bell, 74 King Street, Sydney.

J. W. Matley, Waigani Plantation, via Sam arai, Papua.

Dr. F. J. Williams, Samarai, Papua.

R. J. P. Parer, Salamaua, New Guinea.

L. H. Ross, Wau, New Guinea.

A. W. McLennan, Rabaul, New Guinea.

A. A. C. Hall, Port Moresby, Papua.

M. C. Crocker, c/o. Department of Agricul ture, Rabaul, New Guinea.

W. M. Middleton, Bulili, Madang, New Guinea.

A. Le Breton-mount, Wau, New Guinea.

M. Browne-Perkins, Potsdamhafen Planta tions, Madang, New Guinea.

F. W. Burke, Guru Estates, Papua.

W. W. Currie, Vailala, Gulf Division, Papua Mrs. C. MacDonald, Vaiviri Plantation, Vail ala River, Papua.

E. L. G. Thomas, Buka, New Guinea.

E. H. Chester, Lolorua Estate, via Port Moresby, Papua.