New R.A. At Atiu, Cook Is.
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From Our Own Correspondent
Rarotonga, Oct. 15.
Tifß. DAVID BROWN, whose resigna tion as manager of Messrs. W. H.
Grove and Son came as a surprise last month, is leaving with Mrs. Brown, on furlough, but he will be returning very soon to take up his appointment as Resident Agent in Atiu, whither he will be accompanied by the good wishes of
the whole community. The Administra tion is to be congratulated on having ob tained the services of a man so well qualified for a post which, under the new Fruit Control Regulations, is no sinecure.
Mr. Henry Dexter, formerly of Milne
Bay, Eastern Papua, sailed for England
from Sydney by the Moldavia on Novem ber 13. He had been residing in Sydney for about a year.
Dr. and Mrs. Chauncey returned to Sydney by the Malaita on November 7, after spending 10 months in New Guinea.