Territories Residents In
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Australia
FURTHER names and addresses (in some cases, change of address only) of evacuees from the Western Paci fic Territories, which have come to hand during the month, are:— Bartlett, Rev. H. H. (P), Methodist Manse, Burra North, SA.
Brudo, —. (P), “Linton”, 51 Upper Pitt St., Kirribilli, NSW.
Craig, T. E. (P), Verry St., Coorparoo, Brisbane, Q.
Daniel, Rev. W. (TI), Bishop’s Registry, Flinders St., Townsville, Q.
Davies, Rt. Rev. S. (TI), Bishop’s Regis try, Flinders St., Townsville, Q.
De Latour, E. A. (NG), “Winchester”, Edgecliffe Sq., Edgecliffe, NSW.
Fergusson, James (TI), c/o Constable Bramley, Cairns, Q.
Foo, George (TI), 26 Nudgee Rd., Ham ilton, Brisbane, Q.
Fryer, H. A. J. (P), 242 Kooyong Rd., Toorak, V.
Keleher, T. (TI), Atherton, Q.
Kingsley, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur (P), 7 Elizabeth St., Sydney, NSW.
Kirke, Clem (NG), Dept, of Interior, Townsville, Q.
Mendis, P. H. (TI), Adelaide St., Bris bane, Q.
Saker, Mrs. F. M. (NG), 126 Ben Boyd Rd., Neutral Bay, NSW.
Simpson, H. G. (TI), c/o Mrs. Collins, 121 Riding Rd., Hawthorne, Bris bane, Q.
Sullivan, Arthur (TI), c/o Mr. Harry Rowan, Brookfield, Brisbane, Q.
Thorpe, E. K. (TI), Herberton, via Cairns, Q.
Vivian, R. A. (P) c/o 11 Denbigh Rd., Armadale, V.
Williams, Dr. F. J. (P), Kennedy Hos pital, Bowen, Q.
Mr. Claude Stanton, of the Suva branch of the Shell Oil Company, has been compelled by ill-health to return to Australia, and his place has been taken by Mr. Norton Smith, of Sydney.
Mr. Stanton was popular in Suva, where he took an active interest in sport, rac ing and social affairs generally.
Latest news of RSM Jim Rennie, once of Rarotonga, and now in a New Zealand unit, is that he is in Syria. During the fighting in Libya, when attached to a British unit, he was captured by the Germans, but subsequently was recap tured by the New Zealanders. He was promoted sergeant-major on the field.
RSM Rennie was educated at Te Aute College. New Zealand, and later trained as a native medical practitioner at the Suva Central Medical School, where he won the Pacific Islands Society’s special prize.