Pacific People
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(Key to photographs in adjoining column)
TOP - —Left: Mr. R. A. Bennett returned to Sydney from Port Moresby, Papua, by the ■•Macdhui” on February 21, after completing his term of employment with Papuan Oil Develop ments at Daru. Right: Mrs. C. H. Karius, together with her husband (who is well-known m Papua as Resident Magistrate at Kikori) sailed from Sydney for a holiday in the East by the February “Nankin”.
SECOND ROW.—Mrs. J. Hayes and her daughter Peggy returned to Port Moresby, Papua, by the “Macdhui” on February 25, after seven months' holiday in Australia. Mr. Hayes is con nected with the B.N G. Co., Ltd.
THIRD ROW.—Left: Rev. E. K. Clarke left Sydney for Samarai, Papua, by the last “Macdhui”. After a short stay there he con tinued on to the Anglican Mission’s head station at Dogura. Right: Mr. A. H. Fletcher, of the Melanesian Mission, returned to Tulagi BSI by the February “Malaita” after furlough’ in New Zealand.
FOURTH ROW—Mr. and Mrs. F. Cook de parted from Sydney for Salamaua, New Guinea by the February “Bulolo” after several week’s Sydney. Mr. Cook is connected with ‘ Cliffside ’ gold mine in the Morobe district.
ROW-j-Left: Mr. J. Hayston. a pathologist at Sydney University, returned to Sydney from Port Moresby, Papua by the •Macdhui” on February 21. He had’ been en gaged in veterinary science work around Fife Bay and Port Moresby. Right: Mrs. F. Winter ford, accompanied by her husband, who runs a gold treatment plant at Mt. Kaindi, New Guinea arrived in Sydney by the last "Macdhui” en route to England on six months’ leave.