Twenty Years A Queen
pp. 17-18 · Read in the full issue
TOP: A photograph taken on October 11, 1918, when Princess Salote, then a young girl, was formally crowned Queen of Tonga. Beside her is Prince Tugi, her consort.
MIDDLE: A photograph taken on October 11, 1938, shows Queen Salote speaking through a microphone to her assembled subjects. Behind her is Prince Tugi and beside him Chief Justice Stuart.
LOWER; British returned soldiers lined up before the Queen, while Mr. Greg. Nielson de livers an address on their behalf. —Photos, by August Hettig.
ABOUT 85 Europeans are at work on the construction of No. 7 dredge (a deep-digger), on the Bulolo flats, Morobe Goldfield, New Guinea. This dredge will come into operation about April next, and this will about complete the equipment of the rich and success ful Bulolo Gold Dredging Ltd.
It is interesting to survey the pre sent position of the dredges: Nos, 1 and 2: Located near the power house, between Wau and Bulolo town ship. They have worked over a large
New, deep digging dredge, No. 5, at work on Bu lolo flats.