Fiji Builds Mobile Clinic
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For Tonga
, A MOBILE Child Welfare clinic which was built by the Fiji Public Works Department to the order of the Health Department, Tonga, was sent to Nukualofa, on the January “Matua.”
The clinic has two compartments—one for the examination of patients, and the other to be used as a dispensary. It will be used to service outlying villages on Tongatabu.
At the Holy Trinity Pro-Cathedral, Suva, Fiji, on February 16, Miss Audrey Jean Donne, the elder daughter of the Rev. and Mrs. R. A. Donne, was married to Petty Officer Athol Chalmers Johnson, of the RNZN.
Mrs. Flo. Stewart, well-known Morobe goldfields pioneer, former proprietress of the Bulolo Hotel, Wau, who was eva cuated to Australia just before the Jap invasion at the end of 1941, returned to New Guinea this month, after four years’ absence. She has gone to Lae, where she will examine the possibilities of re-establishing the Lae Hotel, which she owned. The hotel building and con tents were completely destroyed during the Jap occupation; but Mrs. Stewart still owns the licence and the land. She is not, at the moment, interested in the re establishment of the hotels at Wau.