Pacific Islands
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Association.
THE position of President of the Pacific Islands Association has been accepted by Sir Hubert Murray (Lieutenant-Governor of Papua).
New members of the Association in clude Mr. L. H. Livingston, Mining Surveyor of Wau (New Guinea) and Mr. G. M. Rodger, of the Malayta Co., Ltd., Sydney.
A series of monthly luncheons is to be instituted in Sydney by the com mittee for the purpose of enabling representative Island people to make contact with Islands interests in Syd ney and become better acquainted with the aims and objects of the Associa tion.
All Island residents visiting Sydney are invited to call at the Association office on the first floor of Millions House, Rowe Street, Sydney, and sign the visitors’ book, irrespective of whether they are members of the Association or not. The Association frequently have enquiries as to the whereabouts of Pacific residents who are in Sydney and the information in the visitors’ book will enable them to afford more service in the direction indicated.
Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Smyth, well-known residents of Apia, Western Samoa, spent some portion of their furlough in Sydney in the early part of September. They left on their return to Samoa by the “Mon terey” on September 20.