The news magazine of the South Pacific · since 1930

Pacific Islands Monthly, 14 October 1939Vol. X, No. 3

The King’S School And The War.

p. 78 · Read in the full issue

KA ANY South Seas residents send their " * children to Australian colleges and schools to receive the benefit of a first-class education, not always available in Islands centres. The headmaster of the King’s School, one of the foremost Great Public Schools in Australia wishes it made known that at all times and especially so during the war period boys from the Pacific Islands and overseas will be provided with suitable and comfortable accommodation during vacations, either at the school or else where.*** August production of New Guinea

Goldfields, Ltd., was (operating profit

shown in parenthesis)Edie Ck. mill; 1,179 oz. gold, 6,832 oz. silver (£3,280); Alluvial, 1,683 oz. gold, 1,170 oz. silver

(£4,588); Golden Ridges mill, 1,500 oz.

gold, 1,596 oz. silver (£5,633); Koranga

Alluvials, 1,456 oz. gold, 935 oz. silver (£4,697).