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Pacific Islands Monthly, 17 April 1935Vol. V, No. 9

N. Guinea Archdeacon’S

p. 6 · Read in the full issue

Marriage

Saturday, March 23, Archdeacon Ralph de Voil, of Rabaul, who has been serving with the Melanesian Mission in New Guinea since 1931, was married at St. James’ Church, Sydney, to Miss E. A.

Lee (England). The Bishop’s Commis sary in Australia, Rev. P. A. Micklem, M.A., D.D., performed the ceremony.

Miss Lee, who arrived in Sydney from London by the Bendigo the day previous to her wedding, is a native of Lancashire.

She holds the B.A. degree of Leeds Uni versity, and had been employed on the technical staff of the Oxford University Press.

THE POLICE BOY: Yes, of course you lads wish to help each other. But the Law says that you belong to different countries, and that you must not cross that border. And you must not say such things about the Law. He is a big fella sorcerer, and lives in Canberra, or Geneva, or somewhere.