Islands Bound
Mr. E. Roberts de parted from Syd ney by the “Tasan” on August 24 for Pt. Mores by, from whence he will proceed to his plantation at Bainings, New Guinea. He had been in Australia on a short holiday.
Mr. “Dal” Cham bers, a Patrol Officer in the N.G.
Administration, left for Rabaul by the August “Nankin” after eight months’ fur lough in Sydney and Melbourne.
Mr. Eric J. C.
Stopp, Official Secretary and Col lector of Customs at Norfolk Is., re turned to N.I. by the “Morinda” on September 3, after spending short sick leave in Sydney.
