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Passengers

A successful dance was held in Apia, West Samoa, on June 6, by the Mothers’

Club in honour of Sergeant R. Jessop, who recently returned from active service over seas with the New Zealand forces. Ser geant Jessop is the son of the president of the Mothers’' Club, and three of his brothers have also been on active service.

The Administrator (Colonel Voelcker), heads of the Administration, and the three Fautua (Mataafa, Tamasese and Malie toa), the Hon. A. G. Smyth and many re presentative citizens attended the func tion at the Tivoli Theatre.

Passengers who left on the “Montoro” from Sydney on July 8: Captain A. S. Fitch, managing director of Steamships Trading Co., Ltd., who was on his way back to Port Moresby. Mrs. R. W. Tebb, returning to Lae to rejoin her husband, who has re-established himself in business there.

Mrs. M. P. Wheatley, formerly of Melbourne, bound for Madang, where she will rejoin her husband, who is captain of the MV “Kelanoa.”

Major E. B. Ayris is returning to Lae, which will be his headquarters for the time being.

Mrs. M. S. Pasley and daughter Helen, who were going to Madang, where they will rejoin Mr. Pasley on Sarang Plantation.

Mr. and Mrs. Bob Emery, who were recently married in Adelaide. Their destination was Lae.

(See also Pages 2 and 3.)