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Pacific Islands Monthly, 21 December 1933Vol. IV, No. 5

Personal Notes From

p. 27 · Read in the full issue

Samoa.

From Our Own Correspondent.

Apia, Nov. 25.

Mr. C. McKay, late at Government Head Office, has been appointed Secretary of Native Affairs.

Mr. and Mrs. G. Ross and family, a well known trader of Faga, Savaii, left Samoa by the “Mariposa” for Melbourne. Other passengers by the same boat were the Rev. and Mrs. Darby, of the Methodist Mission, Samoa.

The former Native Secretary, Mr. Mc- Bride, and his wife, left by last “Maui Pomare” for New Zeaiand. Mr. Dofley has severed his connection with the Health Department and returns to New Zealand with his family. Mr. T. Railey and family left by the “Maui Pomare” for an extended holiday in New Zealand.

Mr. Glover, of Apia Observatory, and his mother, Mrs. Glover, left by the “Ar denvohr,” for New Guinea, and other

parts.