Islands Bound
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TOP.—Mrs. Lea Ashton, and her mother, Mrs.
E. F. Bunting, sailed from Sydney for Samarai, Papua, by the “Macdhui” on April 6, after five months’ in Australia. Mrs. Ashton will spend five weeks at Samarai before proceeding to Wau, T.N.G., where her husband has mining interests.
BELOW.—Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Groves and their children, Wilma, Valerie, and Rosemary, de parted from Sydney for Tulagi, Solomon Islands, by the “Malaita” on April 1. Mr. Groves will advise the B.S.I. Administration on educational matters.
Mrs. J. Irvine sailed from Sydney by the March “Bulolo” for Lae, New Guinea, where she will spend some time with Mr. and Mrs. D. W.
Baldie.
Mr. C. I. H. Carpp bell, together with Mrs. Campbell, re turned to Bougain ville, T.N.G., by the “Malaita” on April 1, after a year’s holiday in Australia.
Mrs. D. Lamond, with her baby, left Sydney for Rabaul, N.G., by the “Bul olo” in mid-March, after several months’ vacation in Australia. Her husband is em ployed at Carpen ter’s desiccated coconut factory, Pondo, New Britain.
Rev. H. S. Hipkin, of the Melanesian Mission at Gela, sailed from Sydney by the “Malaita” on April 1, after long leave spent in England.