Polynesian Club
p. 22 · Read in the full issue
MANY visitors from Polynesia have been welcomed lately at the Poly nesian Club, Sydney—among them being: Major (Dr.) Moe Kronfeld, of the well-known Samoan family; Mr. Marcel Bambridge, of Papeete, Tahiti, nephew of Monsieur G. Bambridge, recently deceased, former Mayor of the island town; Mr. Floyd McCoy, of Pitcairn Island; Mr. Alexander Salmon, of Tahiti, brother of Princess Genevieve Pomare (Madame Pommier).
Members of the club are giving all possible help to war causes. They assisted the NZ War Unit, when the NZ Govern ment Office in Sydney made its June appeal on behalf of the Commonwealth Liberty Loan. Maori and Samoan dances, in correct costume, were pre sented on a special stage in Martin Place, before a huge audience. Club member Noho Toki, well known Maori tenor, assisted with Maori songs and haka.