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Pacific Islands Monthly, 21 February 1936Vol. VI, No. 7

Planters’ Association

p. 58 · Read in the full issue

Formed in Papua

THE Planters’ Association of Papua was formed and ballot (postal) completed on January 14, and the appointment of jofflcers was confirmed at a meeting held at Port Moresby on January 14.

The following is the result of the elec tions: — President; G. A. Loudon.

Vice-President: T. L. Sefton.

Secretary and Treasurer: R. Walshe.

Council: G. A. Loudon. T. L. Sefton, R.

Walshe, Tom Nevitt, Captain Fitch.

District Committees

Sogeri District: T. Nevitt, T. L. Sefton, G. A. Loudon.

Kanosia and Hisiu District: J. B.

McKenna, A. O. Pollard, E. Ward.

Abau District: R. Walshe, F. L. Clarke, W. G. Blundell.

Every officer appointed to the Planters’

Association has had twenty years’ or more of planting experience in the Islands, and they represent the producers of coconuts, desiccated coconut factories; rubber and coffee, besides a number of other small industries.