Pacific People

Miss E. Phulquar, of the Methodist Mission, returned to Fiji by the “Niagara”, in March after sick leave.

weeks’ leave in Sydney. Right: Mrs. E. Warne Nicholls sailed from Sydney on March 31 by the “Mariposa” for Fiji, where her husband is a planter at Nadi with the C.S.R. Cos. She had been on a holiday in Sydney.

SECOND ROW. —Left: Mr. F. W. R. Godden, general manager of Loloma (Fiji) Gold Mines, N.L., at Tavua, returned to Fiji by the “Mari posa” late in March, after several weeks’ holiday in Western Australia. CRight: Mr. M. M. Brodie, well-known in Suva. Fiji, as manager of the Pacific Biscuit Co. and Union Soaps. Ltd., paid a short visit to Sydney in March. He returned by the "Mariposa” on March 31.

THIRD ROW. —Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Baton, and their children, Elizabeth and Bob, returned to Ambrym, New Hebrides, by the “Morinda” on March 30, after three months’ holiday in Tas mania. He is engaged in mission work on Ambrym for the Presbyterian Mission.

FOURTH ROW.—Left: Mr. W. Rixon, together with Mrs. Rixon, sailed from Sydney by the

“Malaita” on April 1 for Gavutu, where he is employed by Lever Bros. He had been on three months' furlough in Sydney. Right: Mrs.

E. G. Stopp, wife of Captain Stopp, Official Secretary on Norfolk Island, returned to N.I. by the “Morinda” on March 30, after two months’ holiday in Tasmania and South Aus tralia. She was accompanied by her husband and their son John.

BOTTOM ROW.—Left: Mr. Y. Pang Joong, managing director of Kwong Tiy and Cos., Ltd., Suva, returned to Fiji from Sydney by the March “Niagara” after a vacation in Hong Kong. Right: Mr. A. J. Turner sailed for Vila.

New Hebrides, by the “Morinda” on March 30 to take up a position with Burns Philp (S.S.) Cos., Ltd.

TOP.—Left: Mr. V. Donnan, of the Colonial Sugar Refining Co. staff at Nausori, returned to Fiji by the “Niagara” on March 16, after 10