Fijian Golfers
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From Our Own Correspondent SUVA, Sept. 4.
THE island of Kadavu has the unique 1 distinction of having a golf club, the members of which, with one exception, are all full Fijians.
It was largely due to the efforts of Mr.
C. S. Sharp, European member of the Club, who has been stationed at Kadavu for some time as headmaster of the school and Acting Government Officer, that it was formed, and the links at Vunisea laid out.
The club is in a flourishing condition, and visits have been exchanged with the Suva Golf Club.
The fame of the Fijian golfers is spread ing. Some time ago, a paragraph was published in the local press stating that one of the members had holed out in one; recently he received a request from the Manchester Guardian for a photograph and an article on the club.
Captain O. Anderson, of Apia, Western Samoa, who recently returned from a trip to Europe, has taken charge of the pas senger launch Tutuila running between Pago Pago (American Samoa) and Apia.