Back Numbers Of "P.I.M."
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11HE manager of the B.N.G. Trading . Co. Ltd., Port Moresby, Papua writes:— In cleaning up the library of the late G. H. Massy-Baker, I came across sev eral files of “Pacific Island Monthly” ex tending back to 1932. As we also keep files of back numbers, it enabled me to fill a few vacancies, and at the same time has provided a surplus in some is sues.
I seem to remember inquiries being made through your columns previously for back numbers, and perhaps we may be able to help subscribers elsewhere.
We have to spare:— 1933.—January, February, April, May, June, July, August, September, October, November. 1934.—February, March, April, May, June, July, August, September, Novem ber. 1935.—January, March, April, July, August. 1936. —A complete set.
To complete our files, we still require: 1932.—Ju1y, August, November. 1933.—December. 1935. —October. 1938. —December.
Anyone who wants the surplus copies, or can fill the gaps, should communicate with the firm named.
In Hawaii, there are native Hawaiians, Europeans, Euronesians, Japanese, Chin ese, Filipinos, Porto Ricans, and Koreans. The Japanese are 42 per cent., and Europeans 14 per cent, of the popu lation. English, with a strong American accent, is the language generally used— the native Hawaiian survives only for sentimental reasons, and is being rapidly modified. The various races dwell to gether in harmony: but the rapid in crease in the Japanese population Is causing much uneasiness.