New Baths Opened At Bulolo

From Our Own Correspondent WAU, Oct. 25. f|N October 2 Bulolo was e?i -fete for ” the opening of the new swimming baths. Built to Olympic standards, the baths are fed from a fresh-water spring, so that the water is constantly changing and is wonderfully clear and fresh. The baths are lit at night by, flood-lights.

It was a gala day for Bulolo, and the 'drome was a continual scene of activity as the ’planes brought guests from all parts of Morobe. Salamaua, Lae, and Wau were represented with strong swimming teams and every event was strongly con tested with some exciting finishes.

At night the Social Hall was the scene

of one of the happiest dance functions ever witnessed in Bulolo. Mrs. Joubert, wife of the manager of B.D.G. Ltd., pre sented the trophies won during the after noon.

On the Sunday a trip per lorries was arranged for the guests. A tour of the complete workings of B.G.D. was under taken embracing pcwer-houses, dredges, and settlements.

Mr. Maurice A. Nagel, who had been a member of the N.G. Administration for 13 years, during the latter part of which he was in the Public Health Department, recently died at Namanula Hospital, Rabaul.

Rev. A. C. Hobson will arrive in Fiji in January to join the staff of the

Anglican Diocese of Polynesia.