Papuan Administrator
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Praised
“Australia should be proud of the won derful administration of the natives in Papua,” said Rev. B. T. Butcher on his arrival in Sydney from London on Octo ber 30. “If all Administrators had the same sympathy, understanding, and interest in native problems as the Lieutenant-Gover nor of Papua (Sir Hubert Murray),” he continued, “the lot of primitive people in Australia would be happier.”
Rev. Butcher, who is a pioneer London Missionary Society worker stationed at Aird Hill, Papua, returned to Sydney by the Makura after furlough in Egland, and is on his way back to the Territory.