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Pacific Islands Monthly, 20 March 1944Vol. XIV, No. 8

Import And Currency

p. 9 · Read in the full issue

Controls For

W. Samoa And Cook Is.

REGULATIONS gazetted in New Zea land on February 18, extend to the Cook Islands and Western Samoa, all import and currency controls already existing in the Dominion under the Finanpe Emergency Regulations and import licensing system.

One of the early settlers of the Ba and Nadi districts of Fiji, Mr. Charles Ken nedy, died at Nadi, on January 24, at the age of 80 years. He arrived in the Colony from New Zealand with his parents in the 60’s. He leaves two daughters and one son: Mrs. Forrest (Alma), Cremorne, Sydney; Mrs. Watson (Norma), Loma wal, Fiji; Mr. Freeman Kennedy, of the Civil Service, Suva. His wife died some years ago, and another son, the late Sgt.

Martin Kennedy, was kiled in an air crash between Suva and Auckland in June, 1943.