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Pacific Islands Monthly, 21 September 1934Vol. V, No. 2

“Carrie Finn” Returns To

p. 36 · Read in the full issue

Tahiti

From Our Own Correspondent.

PAPEETE, August 3.

THE City of Los Angeles, which arrived here on July 9, brought back to us that popular couple whose fishing exploits have become so widely known —Mr. and Mrs. Eastham Guild. To their friends and in the sporting world they are more familiarly known as “Ham Fish” and “Carrie Finn.”

For many months they have been cruis ing in the palatial Fleichmann yacht and stayed for a time in Africa where they did some big game hunting in the hinter land. They have now settled down again in their residence at Paea and have re turned to sword-fishing with the same enthusiasm as before.

Among other arrivals by the American liner was Mr. Gump, proprietor of a San Francisco emporium, who is a famous dealer in antiques and objects of art. He is staying with his daughter, Mrs. L.

Phillips, at Moorea.

Mr. and Mrs. Axel Wichfeld, of New York, are here again on another extended visit, and are located at the Murnau establishment at Punaavia.