Northward Bound By The

"Bulolo"

Mr. E. C. Monck returned to Rabaul, N.G., from Sydney by the last “Bulolo" after an extensive tour of Australia and the East. He now lives in retire ment at Rabaul, after having been a hotelkeeper and gold miner at Edie Creek.

Mrs. E. H. F.

Mitchell left Syd ney on February 8 by the “Bulolo" for Wau, New Guinea, to join her hus band, who is a patrol officer in the N.G. Administra tion.

Mr. M. E. Bab bage sailed from Sydney by the Feb ruary “Bulolo” for Rabaul, N.G., en route to his plan tation at Buka Passage, Bougain ville. He had been in Sydney for the past two months on business.