Desperate

FJENDS of Mrs. B. B. Perriman will be interested in the following adver tisement which recently appeared in the “Fiji Times.” The Perrimans were well known in New Guinea before the war; and, about two months ago, Mrs.

Perriman accompanied her husband when he returned to Suva, Fiji.

WANTED, furnished or unfurnished bungalow, flat or two rooms.—B. B. PERRIMAN, c/o W. R. Carpenter & Co. (PijiJ, Ltd.

We all have our troubles!

After a residence of 71 years in the Colony of Fiji, Mrs. Frances Olivia Liv ingston, widow of the late W. P. G. Liv ingston, died in Suva, Fiji, on August 18.

She came to the Colony with her parents as a child of six and she and her hus band were the first couple married in the present Holy Trinity Pro-Cathedral in in Suva—in 1887, the year in which it . was completed. Most of her life was spent in the Navua district, where Mr.

Livingston had planting interests. She is survived by one son, Mr. Clive Living ston, and three daughters, Mrs. C. S. de C.

Reay, of Suva; Mrs. Kingsmill, of Katoomba, Australia; and Miss Joan Livingston, of Suva.