Pacific Islands Monthly
The news magazine of the South Pacific · since 1930
Pacific Islands Monthly, 24 November 1936Vol. VII, No. 4

Niue’S Administrator

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Page 33

Goes On Furlough

From Our Own Correspondent.

Apia, Oct. 26.

1 Ance-Corporal P. M. Paramore,

of the Samoan Constabulary, has been appointed temporarily to relieve Captain W. M. Bell, Administrator of Niue Island, during - a three months’ holiday, which the latter will spend in New Zealand.

Captain Bell has done splendid work in the development of his island domain, creating an export industry of bananas and kumaras and widely advertising the products of Niue. The genial Adminis trator is immensely popular amongst the Niue Islanders, as he was during his stay in Western Samoa, where he is remem bered by numerous friends.

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