N. Caledonian War Dead

rLLOWING is a list of New Cale donians who died or were killed on active service during the Second World War:— Marcel Kollen, Raymond Chautard, Gustave Gogemnos, Antoine Brinon, Victor Bernut, Ernest Martias, Emile Lesson, James Levy, Francoise Masson, Marc Moutry, Robert Devaux, Pierre Charpentier, Jean Barthe, Raymond Perraud, Roger Stuart, Charles Porcheron.

Etienne Bouscasse, Guy Kaddour, Pierre Duluc, Jean Arnould, Alec Reveillon, Georges Lecarrour, Marcel Creugnet, Marcel Exbroyant, Andre Chitty, Georges Kabar, Emile Millot, Louis Salomon, Charles Stiermans, Alexandre Black, Numa Letheiser, Louis Vindeouz, Charles Lechanteur, Louis Colxette, Leon Foord, Jean Gouassem, Aime Soenne, Edouard Paulin, Charles Albert Witt, Willis Teain, Pierre Boae, Francois Pourana, Albert Anicet. Baptiste Boae, Maxime Ankou, Anatole Pascal, Alphonse Pounon, Louis Cheval, Louis Tristani, Roger Carpentier, and Georges Clemen.

In addition the following members of the crew of the Nickel Co. collier “Cagou” were lost in the Pacific: Gabriel Busia* (captain), Jules Mayeux, Louis Angle bermes, Pierre Charles, Georges Pommelet, Raoul Jaillard, Victor Rouby, Raymond Van Tieg, and Albert Rival.

Major Alan Roberts was in Melbourne in June awaiting discharge and hopes soon to return to an Administrative posi tion in NG.

Norfolk Island Girl

Marries

Members of the Polynesian Club, of Sydney, presenting an impromptu dance in honour of the marriage of Cora Young, of Norfolk Island, to former Lieut. US Air Force, Albert Kleiner, of Los Angeles. The wedding took place at St.

Peter’s Church, East Sydney. An honoured guest at the reception was the venerable foundress of the Polynesian Club, Mrs. Annie E.

Moran. Among those in the photo are Mrs.

Wikitoria Byron, Miss Truda Cameron, of Tonga, and the two daughters of Mr. Peter Buffett, of Norfolk Island, Dora and Ivy.

“Daily Telegraph" photo.