Athletic Sport In Tonga.
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The many Polynesian friends of the New Zealander, Sir Maui Pomare, will learn with deep regret that Tenaera Pomare, a son of the late Maori states man, was accidentally drowned while duck-shooting near the family property in the North Island of New Zealand.
The burial took place at Manukorihi Pa, at Waitara. Sir Maui Pomare was
an outstanding example of the fine qualities developed by high caste Poly neslans under European conditions. He was a qualified medical man, but entered politics and became a Minister in the Massey Government; and he was subsequently knighted in recognition of the good services given to the British forces by the Maori race during the War.
Top—Competitors in the B.P. Golf Ladder Competition, Nukualofa, Tonga—1931 season. From left to right; Mr. L. Denny (winner), Miss L. Boyer (second), Mr. W. R. Grahame, Mr. E. G. Ogram, Mrs. J. M. Clements, Mr. H. Wheatley, Mr. F. Edwards, Mr. J. M. Clements Bottom: Winners of the Football Shield, Nukualofa, Tonga—1931 season. -Photos, by B. G. Ogram.