Leaders for N.G. Miners
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Prom Our Own Correspondent WAU, Jan. 3. rE New Guinea Mining Association, at a special general meeting in Wau on December 30 elected Mr. Harold Taylour to be president, and Messrs.
Norman Dickson and K. A. Macgregor to be vice-presidents for the ensuing year.
These appointments were necessary owing to the resignation of Captain H.
T. Allan (who has joined the Australian Military Forces) and Hon. N. P. H. Neal, M.L.C., who has left the goldfields to take up military duties in Australia.
Mr. Malcolm Whyte, a medical student at Brisbane University, Queensland, ar rived in Apia, Western Samoa, in De cember to spend three months’ holiday with his parents, Rev. H. W. and Mrs.
Whyte, of the London Missionary Society.