Among Rabaul's Missing

Mr. Harry Granville (“Tiki”)

DOYLE, aged 38, who was among the civilians sent away by the Japanese from Rabaul in 1942, and who has not since been heard of, had numerous Islands connections. His father

was the late John Carton Doyle, sugar planter, of Wagadra, Nadi, Fiji, and his grandfather was the late Cyril H. H.

Irvine, KC, formerly of Fiji. Mr. H, G.

Doyle was a resident of the Solomon Islands when he married Miss Margaret McDouall, of Sydney; and they later lived on Malaita, and at Kavieng, New Ireland, where he managed Selapiu Plantation. Mrs. Doyle was evacuated in 1941; but Mr. Doyle was taken prisoner by the Japs in Kavieng and sent to Rabaul in January, 1942. His mother and sisters live at Roseville, Sydney. Lieut.

Cyril Doyle, of ANGAU, and Flight- Lieut. F, H. Doyle, RAAF, are brothers, Mr. Ross Smith, of the Lands Depart ment. Fiji, returned to Fiji in September.

His leave period in Australia was ex tended for study purposes, and he re cently qualified as a surveyor.