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Pacific Islands Monthly, 19 July 1946Vol. XVI, No. 12

"Montoro" Passengers

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Some of the returning Territorians who left Sydney on the “Montoro” on July 8, were: Mrs. N. L. Whitely, who was booked for Lae, where she will tranship for Manus, where she will join her husband on Pak Plantation. Mr.

W. Gill, of the Australian Board of Missions, bound for Samarai.

Mis. Dick Lowe, who will join her husband in Morobe. He is with BCD at Bulolo. Mr. C. (“Yorkie”) Booth, one of New Guinea’s best known miners, returning to Lae.

Mr. Bruce Fraser, who also was returning to the Morobe goldfields. Mr. G. E. (“Dusty”) Miller, once more in “civvies,” and returning to Samarai for Messrs. A. H. Bunting. He served in the RAAF with distinction during the war and his career overseas has been the subject of several “PIM” stories.