Pacific People
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Mr. J. Millar, of the New Guinea Dis trict Services Department, has announced his engagement to Miss Jean Trudinger, of Rabaul.
TOP. —Left: Mrs. H. T. B. Hall sailed from Sydney with her husband and child by the “Niagara” on November 24 for Suva, Fiji. Mr.
Hall will take up a position as veterinary sur geon with the Fiji Government. Right: Mr. J.
Reid, of Messrs. Rondahl Ltd., Rabaul, New Guinea, accompanied by his wife and young son Don, sailed from Sydney for the Mandated Territory by the “Bulolo” on November 19, after three months’ furlough in Sydney.
SECOND ROW.—Left: Mr. N. Kershaw, a draftsman with Oil Search Ltd., sailed from Sydney for Port Moresby, Papua, by the Nov ember “Bulolo”, after spending a month in Sydney. Right: Mrs. W T . G. Mitchell sailed from Sydney for Salamaua, New Guinea, by the last “Bulolo”, with her husband, who is manager in the Morobe District for Burns, Philp & Co., Ltd.
They spent three months’ furlough in Sydney.
THIRD ROW.—Left: Mrs. N. D. Bellchambers left Sydney for Suva, Fiji, by the “Niagara” on November 24, after four months’ holiday in Sydney. Mrs. Bellchambers proceeded to her home at Tavua, where tier husband is an en gineer with Emperor Mines, Ltd. Right: Mr. H.
C. Maclean departed from Sydney for Suva, Fiji, by the November “Niagara” to join the staff of Burns Philp (S.S.) Co., Ltd.
BOTTOM ROW.—Left: Mr. A. K. Edwards, a geologist with Oil Search, Ltd., in the Sepik River District, New Guinea, arrived in Sydney recently. He later proceeded to Adelaide, where he is spending a short holiday. Right: Mr. E. G.
Jackson, of Bulolo Gold Dredging, Ltd., New Guinea, reached Sydney recently by the “Macdhui”, and is at present spending three months’ furlough in Australia.