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

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Pacific

From Our Own Correspondent

Auckland, June 4.

THE itineraries of warships of the New Zealand Division of the Royal Navy on cruises to the Pacific Islands this winter are as follows: Sloop H.M.S. “Leith.” —Leave Auckland, June 17; Nukualofa, June 22-25; Vavau, June 26-29; Suva, July 1-3; Funafuti, July 6-9; Nukufetau, July 9-10; Vaitupu, July 10;.Nui, July 11; Ocean Island, July 14-18; Makin, July 20-24; Tarawa.

July 25-30; Bern, July 31-August 1; Phoenix Group, Aug. 3-6; Suva, Aug. 12-30 (including visits to other Fiji ports) ; Hog Harbour, Sept. 3-7; Tangoa, Sept. 7-9; Paama, Sept. 10; Epi, Sept. 10-11; Vila, Sept. 12-17; Dillons Bay, Sept. 17-18; Tanna, Sept. 18-20; Noumea, Sept. 21-26; Norfolk Island, Sept. 28-29; return to Auckland, October 2.

Sloop H.M.S. “Wellington.”—Leave Auckland,

June 17; Lautoka, June 22-29; Suva, June 29- July 4; Niuafoou, July 6-7; Samoan ports and Tokelau Group, July 7-27; Rarotonga, July 31- Aug. 3; Hervey Is., Aug. 4; Atiu, Aug. 5; Bora Bora, Aug. 7-13; Papeete, Aug. 14-18; Moorea, Aug. 18-19; Flint Is., Aug. 21; Caroline Island, Aug. 22; Vostock Is., Aug. 23; Penrhyn Is., Aug. 25; Starbuck Is., Aug. 26; Malden Is., Aug. 27; Christmas Is., Aug. 29-31; Fanning Is., Sept. 1-3; Jarvis Is., Sept. 4; Danger Is., Sept. 8; Pago Pago, Sept. 10-14; Suva, Sept. 18-22; Tongatabu, Sept. 24-27; return to Auckland, Oct. 2.