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Pacific Islands Monthly, 17 June 1936Vol. VI, No. 11

Pacific Islands Travellers

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Passengers Per Niagara Which,

SAILED FROM SYDNEY FOR SUVA, FIJI, ON MAY 21: G. A. Wright, W. G. Davies, Mrs. N.

A. R. Pollock, Miss A. M. Pollock, Mr. and Mrs.

B. Whitwell, Mr. and Mrs. A. Deane, C. E.

Thomson. J. M. Surtees. Miss A. M Rice, Mrs.

A. R. Rae, Master B. Jones, H. R. Huntley, Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Brooks, Mrs. E. J. Pratt, J. L.

Makinson, R. Clark. Mrs. F. M. Toy, Mrs. P. M.

Mcllroy, Mrs. E. M. Antill, Mrs. J. J. Griffiths, H. L. Nicholls, J. L. Stark, R. Gemmel Smith. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Emslie. Masters R. G. and P. A.

Emslie, E. A. Walker, Mr. and Mrs. B. S. Jones, R. J. Stephenson, W. H. B. Snowsill, C. R. Corhe, A. S. Hermes, W. R. D. Leigh, M. W T . McCloy, V. L. Dearman, J. N. Goldfinch. H. W. Clark.

Miss M. Scott, Miss M. Ohlson, Mrs. E. M. Scott, Mrs. E. M. Somer, P. O. Cuthbert, Sister Atha nasius, Sister Andre, Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Koster, Master C. P. Koster. Mrs. V. H. Millard. Miss R.

G. Lennox, D. Howell, F. Leather, Mrs. M. Cum mings, Miss J. Cummings, Miss A. M. Uphill. Miss E. Vosailage, J. Head, G. J. Hansen, J. J. Da_vis.

Passengers Per Macdhui Which Ar

RIVED IN SYDNEY FROM PAPUA AND NEW GUINEA ON MAY‘22;—Messrs. Bloxham, Brisk ham, Burston. Carden, Chegwyn, Clark, Costa, Cox (2), Cridland, Davies, De Kantzow, Dunne, Dupain, Eschlimann, Felton, Fletcher, Hall, Hamer, Harris, Haynes (2). Herbert, James, Jen sen, Lapham, Littlechild, Marjason, Mark, Mc- Culloch, McLaughlin, Miller, Mitchell, Morgan, O’Ferrall, Oldham, Pearson, Phillips, Rodighiero, Reynolds (2), Risk, Robertson, Scott, Shackleton, Sherwin (2), Shephard, Slaviero, Slocombe, Spag nola, Steedman, Streeter, Swanson, Turner, Venn, Vine, Waugh, Whaling, White, Wild, Williams, Woodgate, Wormald, Yeomans; Mesdames Brisk ham, Bunting, Cridland, Dupain, English, Flet cher, Hogg, Irvine, Jensen, Miller, Risk, Roberts, Swanson, Woodgate, Thompson; Misses Beckett, Donoghue, Dupain (2), Risk, Smith.

Passengers Per Monterey, Which

SAILED FROM SYDNEY FOR SUVA, FIJI ON MAY 27: Mrs. C. Bond, Mr. and Mrs. T. N. Carew, A. Cohen, Miss B. Cradick, K. Cunningham, Miss A. Curry, Mr. and Mrs. S. Ellis, Master J. Ellis, Miss S. Ellis, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Ewins, Mas ters B. and W. Ewins* Miss F. Grant, Dr. F.

Harding, H. Israel Mrs. N. Jocober, Misses M. and P. Lansells, J. A. Leask, Mrs. G. V. Maxwell, Miss J. M. Maxwell, Mr. and Mrs. N. McKillop, Miss S. Morr's, Mr. and Mrs. E. Oates, E. G.

Powell, J. L. Ruthven, Miss M. Scott, E. G. Theo dore, Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Cobham, Rev. L. C.

Donaldson, Mrs. J. Hetherington, J. Mason, Miss B. McCausland. S. Radford. A. G. Stewart, Mrs.

E. Wooley, Master L. Wooley.

Passengers Per Macdhui Which Sail

ED FROM SYDNEY FOR PAPUA AND NEW GUINEA ON MAY 28: —Messrs. Atkinson, An derson, Ashe. Boileau, Brown, Brearley, Buhl, Blau, Cornwell, Clay, Clarke, Carr, Carmichael, Davis (2), Davies (2), Dalkin, Eve, Forrester, Gray, Gibbons, Garry, Hoad, Hallam, Hooper, Hutchinson, Holland, Heyden, Hunter. Haligan, Johnston, Johnstone, Jackson, Johns, Kiefer, Mc- Laughlan, Mitchell (2), Mayfield, Madin, McGregor, Phillips, Pickard, Penglase, Parer, Rutledge, Rich, Robertson, Rouse, Sefton, Shay, Stephen, Symington, Symons, Spanswick, Thomas, Watson, Walton, Woodman; Mesdames Adams, Atkinson, Baxter, Bourke, Brown, Clarke, Dough erty, Davies, Goodwyn, Horne, Harris, Johnson, Johnstone, Lane, Munro, McGregor, Nelsson, Pen glase, Quinton, Rutledge, Rich, Rossi, Royle, Reid, Rouse, Sefton, Shaw, Slater, Spankie, Sym ington, Thomas (2), Woods, White, Watson; Misses Ballantyne, Blestowe, Byron, Dwyer, Dawes, Holliday, Healy, Jackson, Lord (2), McLaren, Munro, Nicholson, Protheroe, Robert son, Russel, Shields, Thomas.

Passengers Per Neptuna Which Ar

RIVED IN SYDNEY FROM NEW GUINEA ON JUNE I:—Messrs. Atherton, Barden, Costello, Fraser, Hughes, Lang, Macauley, Neal, Nutley, Pollock, Pedd:e, Shoobridge, Wilson; Mesdames Atherton, Costello, Fraser, Mannering, Peddie, Tilse, Wallace.

Passengers Per Morinda Which

Arrived In Sydney From New Heb

RIDES, NORFOLK IS., AND LORD HOWE IS.

ON JUNE 4: —Messrs. Adam, Creer, Freame, Gilbert, Haseler, Labatt, McMullen, Martin, Moore, Priddle, Rollason, Short (2), Soiling, Watt, Weihen, Wiltshire, Wright; Mesdames Bift. Clarke, Creer, Gedhe, Goldsworthy, Harford, McGrath, Shicks, Soiling, Wiltshire, Wright;

Misses Alt, Barclay, Barling, Clarke (2), Cox (2), Hammond, Labatt, Lusby, Mann, McNab, Miller, Molle (2), Mulroney, Munro, Priddle, Quigley, Reynolds, Steele, Sharp, Taylor, Wiltshire (2).

Passengers Per Van Rees Which

Arrived In Sydney From Papua, N.G.,

VILA, AND NOUMEA ON JUNE 10: A. F.

Tetzner, Mr. and Mrs. de Haviland, J. C. Hall, Mr. and Mrs. S. Paisley, Miss J. K. March, Graham Kerr, R. Mazoyer, Mr. and Mrs. L.

Vebert, Master H. Gubbay, Miss P. Rocheleux, Mrs. L. Russet Rocheleux, J. Dunlop, E. Wolsten holme, R. Cohendet, Mrs. Widow Suzor, Mrs. S.

Coulon, Miss R. Rival, J. W. Webster.

Passengers Per Neptuna Which

Sailed From Sydney For New Guinea

PORTS ON JUNE 10: —Messrs. Anderson, Chap man, Cook, Day, Grabowsky, Greenwood, Hart, Hammond, Hyde, Kent, >Koch, Lega, Mitchell, Picken, Robinson, Reynolds, Speakman, Sepley, Strathearn, Wallis, Yoshida. Mesdames: Bodger, Day, Duncan, Grabowsky, Grigg, Gallagher, Ham mond, Hyde, Hitchcock, Kent, Koch, Strachan- Smith, Wright, Wolfcarius.

Passengers Per Montoro Which

Reached Sydney From Papua And

NEW GUINEA ON JUNE 12:—Messrs. Ball, Harrington, Kennedy, Parker, Pianta, Quinlan, Watkins, Keane, Bissicko, Cecil, Brydon, Cook, Jamieson, Knobel, Macauley, Washington, Cross, Ferris, Holland, Forsyth, Hill, Hutchinson, Reilly, Smith, Budden, Burns, Bressington, Cassidy, Cook, Garrod, Gurr, Hicks, Jarrett, McNamara, O’Con nor, Orr, Pope, Rutherford, Auteridge, Thompson, Burke, Chester, McEnroe, Fitch, Plater, Williams, Mesdames; Schaffert, Ingold, Cecil, Mills, Jamie son, Holland, Farlow, Garrod, Gurr, Jarrett, Paton, Rutherford, Turner, Williams. Misses: Parer, Mathews.

Mr. Charles A. Hamilton died at Wait ovu, Levuka, on May 29, at the age of 83.

He went to Fiji on the immigrant ship Syria, which was wrecked on Nasalai Reef in 1884. For some years he was store keeping on Ovalau Island.

Captain Charles Fairholt, a well-known identity of Central Pacific, died at Apia on June 3, aged 51. An American, of Danish descent, he was an old-time South Seas sailor, and for many years was in the employ of Messrs. Tyndall and Ross, of Nukualofa, Tonga. Later he was asso ciated with Captain Allen of Funafuti in the Gilbert and Ellice Islands Colony, and was on the S.S. Dawn. Captain Fairhoit afterwards became master of the Samoan Administration’s steamer Lady Roberts.