Polynesian Concert
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rE concert given by the Polynesian Club of Sydney, in aid of the Red Cross Younger Set, on March 3, was, as usual, excellent.
Directed by Mr. L. Moran, members presented songs and dances of New Zea land and Polynesia to a large, apprecia tive audience in the 2GB theatrette in Phillip Street, Sydney, and, as a result somewhere between £4O and £5O will be added to the funds of the Red Cross.
Members who took part were: Kata rina Nehua. Waikainga Tipene, Wikitoria Pairona, Marj. Ziele, Riro Light and Stella Darley, all from New Zealand: Rangi Wethered, from the Chatham Islands, NZ; Ngahuia Waugh, an Aus
tralian-born Maori; Ivy Buffett, Cora Young, Verle Young, Helen Quintal, Dora Buffett, Aldin Buffett, Barbara Christian and John Young, all from Norfolk Island; Salote Olsen, from Rotuma; Malia and Leli Colbert, from Hawaii; and Pera Williams, from Suva, Fiji.
The secretary of the Fiji War Fund Board has received letters of thanks from the following overseas organisations, to which the Board has donated money: Secretary of the Royal Air Force Bene volent Fund; Lady Cripps, president of the Aid to China Fund; general secre tary of Dr. Barnardo’s Homes; and Admiral Sir Aubrey Smith, chairman of King George’s Fund for Sailors.