B.P.'S New Store At Bulolo
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From Our Own Correspondent.
WAU, Oct. 6.
THE large, well ventilated store, complete with local cedar fittings, which was recently built at Bulolo for Burns, Philp and Co., Ltd., is now open for busi ness. This is the fourth B.P. establish ment in the Morobe District, and is in charge of Mr. W. W. Grose, formerly of the Wau branch. It is situated below the office of Bulolo Gold Dredging, Limited.
It was reported from Hollywood, U.S.A., on September 28 that film star Errol Flynn was seriously ill, his condition being com plicated by a recurrence of malaria, con tracted when he was in New Guinea five years ago.
The South African ketch-rigged yacht “Land’s End” arrived at Nukualofa, Tonga, from New Zealand on September 13. She made a call at Sunday Island, in the Ker madec Group.
Mr. D. E. Ball, N.Z. Chief Inspector of Native Schools, arrived in Samoa in Sep tember.