Pacific Islands
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Association
AT the last meeting of the Executive Committee the Chairman, Mr. R. W.
Robson, regretfully tendered his resignation from that position on account of pressure of business. Dr. C. C. Simson, who has been an enthusiastic worker on the committee from the formation of the Asso-
ciaticn, was unanimously elected chairman, while Mr. Robson accepted the position of vice-chairman.
The new chairman is well-known in Pacific Territories and has extensive interests in Papua.
Mr. A. R. Long, of Numa-Numa, New Guinea, was elected to membership. Mr.
A. le Breton Mount, who has been a member of the Association since its early days, passed away recently.
As a result of the reorganising of the Association’s facilities in Sydney, the arrangement with the Millions Club has been terminated and the Association’s office is now situated at 350 George Street, Sydney, under the control of the secretary.
A letter of congratulation has been sent to one of the Association’s members, Mr.
S. Russell, of Papeete, on his appointment as British Vice-Consul for Tahiti.