New Guinea Men For A.I.F.
pp. 37-38 · Read in the full issue
IT was announced in the “Rabaul Times”, early in January, that 60 volunteers from New Guinea would be accepted for inclusion in the Australian Imperial Force. When the men have been selected they will be gathered to gether in a camp in Rabaul, prior to transport to Australia, where they will join the A.I.F.
Mr. W. Cockell, Inspector in the Fiji Health Department, left Suva in January on leave. He was accompanied by his wife.
Rev. K. P. Fitzgerald, of Rabaul, New Guinea, passed through New Zealand recently en route to England to spend furlough
Sister P. E. McKenzie, who joined the Melanesian Mission in 1933. and who re cently had been in charge of the Godden Memorial Hospital at Lolowai, New Hebrides, has resigned from the Mission owing to indifferent health.