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Mr. W. Keith, Former Executive of BP's, Robaul
ANOTHER well-known Territorian has joined the ranks of those who are setting up business for themselves in Australia, rather than wait to return to a “rehabilitated” New Guinea. He is Mr. W. Keith, for many years assistant manager of Burns, Philp & Co., Ltd., Rabaul.
He was branch inspector of BP’s, Port Moresby, when the invasion of New Guinea occurred, and has been in Aus tralia since the suspension of civil ad ministration. He has now bought out the firm of C. A. Arnold, drapers and soft goods merchants, of 125 Miller Street, North Sydney.
Several New Guinea residents have gone to work for Mr. Keith in his new venture.
They tell us that a welcome awaits any Territorian who cares to drop in.
A distinguished visitor to Fiji during July was Archbishop O’Shea, SM, of Wellington, NZ. He was passing through Suva on his way to Samoa to be present at the Episcopal Silver Jubilee of Bishop Darnald, of Samoa, and the celebrations connected with the Centenary of the Roman Catholic Mission in Samoa.