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Pacific Islands Monthly, 22 November 1934Vol. V, No. 4

Lever’S M.V. Kurimarau

pp. 25-26 · Read in the full issue

Goes South

From Our Own Correspondent.

Tulagi, Oct. 23.

The M.V. “Kurimarau” left for Sydney to-day for her periodical overhaul. She

should arrive about the same time as the “Malaita.”

A few settlers whose whole possessions are buried in coconut plantations are thinking of offering themselves as crew next time this vessel has to go South, as there seems no other way of getting the much needed spell in a temperate cli mate. We wonder how Skipper Rawson and Levers would like it.

Mr. H. W. Grey, manager of Burns Philp (S.S.) Co. Ltd., at Lautoka, Fiji, accompanied by his wife and daughter June, sailed for the Colony by the Mon terey on October 17. They had been on a holiday visit to Australia.