Islands Travellers
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Mr. and Mrs. Neville McLean arrived in Sydney from New Guinea by the “Macdhui” on May 26, on short furlough.
Mr. McLean is an employee of Green ward & Laws at Wau.
Dr. Alfred Metraux, who has been associated with the Bernice P. Bishop Museum at Honolulu, Hawaii, has been appointed a visiting professor at Yale University, U.S.A. Dr. Metraux, who recently achieved prominence for his studies of Polynesian ethnology on Easter Island, will proceed to Yale, dur ing' September where he will take his duties until the end of January, 1939.
Miss Lillian Nor man left Sydney by the “Malaita” on June 11 for a round trip to the Solomon Islands and Rabaul.
Missl Helen Gil lespie, who accom panied by her par ents, Mr. and Mrs.
D. Gillespie, sailed for Kavieng, N.G.. by the June “Macdhui”, to visit her brother.
Mr. R. Gillespie.
Rev. G. H. D.
Voss, of the Melan esian Mission, sailed from Sydney by the “Malaita” on June 11.
Mr. Voss will leave the ship at Tulagi, where he will spend some time before pro ceeding to his sta tion on New Britain.
Miss Monica Glover, who left Sydney by the “Malaita” on June 11 for a round trip of the Solomons and Ranaul N.G.. paused a moment for the photographer just before the vessel sail ed.