Samoa—Tonga
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Shipping And Plane Services
rE following sea and air services are running to schedules in the Pacific.
None of the regular services which were suspended, owing to war conditions, have been restored; but preparations are under way for their early re-introduction.
As they become available they will be announced here.
New Zealand—Fiji—
Samoa—Tonga
Service Conducted By Union Ss Co.,
Ltd.—Subject To Alteration Without
Notice
The “Matua” will be withdrawn for annual survey after her return to Auckland about July 19. No vessel will substitute for her, but the following tentative arrangements are proposed to assist in maintaining the service during the withdrawal of “Matua”:— “Maui Pomare” leaves Auckland July 2 for Rarotonga, Atiu and Mangaia, and if not required to return to the Cook Group, to leave Auckland about mid-July for Apia to load bananas for Auckland. (See Cook Is. tables, below.) “Waihemo,” free Bluff mid-July, proceed to Auckland to load general cargo for Suva and Lautoka.
“Waikawa,” en route Pacific Coast to Auckland, call Suva mid-August to load bananas and general cargo for Auckland.
New Caledonia
rE New Caledonian Government has sub sidised and maintained the coastal ship ping services. The East Coast, the West Coast, and the Loyalty Islands, under present conditions, receive 10 round trips per annum.
The ships call at the following ports: EAST COAST. —Yate, Ounia, Thio, Nakety, Canala, Kouaoua Kua, Moneo, Ponerihouen, Tibarama, Poindimie, Wagap, Touho, Tipindje, Hienghene, Tao, Oubatch, Pouebo, Balade, Pam, Arama, and' return.
WEST COAST.—Pouembout, Kone, Temala, Voh, Ouaco Gomen, Kouraac, Tangaiou, Tiebaghi, Nehoue Poume, Baaba, Belep and return.
LOYALTY ISLANDS.—Mare (Tadine), Lifou (Chepenehe) Ouvea (Fajaoue, St. Joseph) and return.
The steamer “Neo Hebridais” runs regularly between and Sydney, with occasional trips to the New Hebrides (mostly Aneityum).
The owners are Societe Maritime et Maniere Hagen, Noumea. Sydney agents: H. C. Sleigh, 254 George Street, Sydney.
New Zealand—Cook
Is.—Niue—Samoa
fITHE motor vessel “Maui Pomare,”
X owned and operated by the NZ Gov ernment, maintains a direct service between Auckland and Rarotonga (Cook Island), with alternative calls at Niue and Apia (Samoa).
Latest advice is that “Maui Pomare” will not make a special trip to Apia (see NZ-Fiji- Samoa-Tonga time-table above) but will be re quired to run another trip to the Cook Islands.
She will leave Auckland on July 2 for Raro tonga, Atiu and Mangaia, return to Auckland and leave again about July 26 for Rarotonga and Mangaia.
Sydney-Norfolk Island-
New Hebrides
mHE SS “Morinda,” Burns Philp & Co., X Ltd., runs at approximately six seven weeks’ intervals from Sydney
to Lord Howe Island. Norfolk Island, and main ports of the New Hebrides, and return. A regular fixed timetable is not
yet practicable.
Sydney—Auckland
Airways
TASMAN Empire Airways, Ltd., operate a flying-boat service between Rose Bay, Sydney, and Mechanics Bay, Auckland. Large flying-boats, capable of carrying 20 passengers, are employed. The trip is comfortable, and takes from 8 to 10 hours, according to weather.
The flying-boats usually leave Sydney at day light on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, and leave Auckland at daylight on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.
Bookings may be made at the Auckland and Sydney offices of Tasman Empire Airways.
Pan-American—
Trans-Pacific Service
"pAN-AMERICAN World Airways is now operating a weekly service between Auck land and San Francisco with a 40-passenger Douglas Skymaster. Booking through local agents of PAA in places named. Schedule of times and fares is as follows:
Northbound
Leave Auckland 0700 Thursday Arrive Tontouta 1435 Leave Tontouta 1600 Arrive Nausori 2125 Leave Nausori 1700 Friday (Crosses Date Line) Arrive Canton Island 0025 Leave Canton Island 0155 Arrive Honolulu 1250 Leave Honolulu 0830 Saturday Arrive ’Frisco 2230
Southbound
Leave ’Frisco 0800 Saturday Arrive Honolulu 1800 Leave Honolulu 1600 Sunday Arrive Canton Island 0105 Monday Leave Canton Island 0235 „ (Crosses Date Lines) Arrive Nausori 0900 Tuesday Leave Nausori 0600 Wednesday Arrive Tontouta 0925 Leave Tontouta 1100 Arrive Auckland 1740 (Note: Tontouta is Noumea field. Nausori is near Suva.)
Pares
Auckland-Suva $165.00 (via Tontouta) Auckland-Honolulu . .. 395.00 Auckland-’Prisco 59'0.00 Suva-’Frisco 442.00 Suva-Honolulu 257.00 Suva-Auckland 165.00 (via Tontouta) Free baggage allowance is 55 lb. Excess at 1 per cent, of the one-way fare for each kilogram of excess (1 kilo 2.2 lb.). (Note: For easy conversion to Australasian currency £1 should be counted as $3.)
Sydney—Queensland—
Port Moresby Airways
Q ANTAS Empire Airways, Ltd., employing DC3 planes, operate a regular service between Sydney, Port Moresby and Lae, and return, via Brisbane, Rockhampton, Townsville and Cairns.
Planes leave Sydney on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays at 10 a.m., and arrive at Lae at noon on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays.
Planes leave Lae at 5.45 a.m. on Wednesdays, Fridays and Sundays, and arrive in Sydney at 10 p.m., accomplishing the Lae-Sydney run in a day.
Bookings may be made at Qantas offices at any of the towns named. At present, berths are available only to passengers holding official per mits to visit Papua or New Guinea.
Pacific Travellers
PASSENGERS who left Auckland, per MV “Matua” on May 30:— FOR SUVA: Mrs. S. M. Allen, Mr. and Mrs.
Mrs. R. Brown, Mr. G. M. Browne, Mrs. M. F.
R. C. Burgess (and son), Mrs. I. J. Bremner, Buckeridge, Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Cox, Mrs. M.
F. Clay (and two daughters), Miss D. Doherty, Mrs. A. A. Donald, Mr. D. A. Donald, Mrs. M.
R. Elliot (and two daughters), Miss M, D.
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Evans, Miss A. M. Frank (Sister Mary Angelica), Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Freeman (and two sons), Miss O. M. Flemons, Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Green ing, Miss O. M. Gow, Miss P. Gale, Mr. G. A.
Gemmell-Smith, Mrs. N. L. Horsefield, Mr. G.
Jay, Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Keegan (and daughter), Mr. J. H. Mabbett, Mr. H. R. Morris, Mr. J. K.
Maclean, Mrs. J. O. Murray, Mrs. I. A. Mab bett, Mr. G. H. Millett, Mr. C. Meyer, Mr. L. V.
Osborne (and son), Mrs C. H. Pinfold, Miss E.
A. Roper, Miss R. M. Sabben, Mr. P. J. Stephens, Mrs. Turner, Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Tanaibika, Mrs. L. P. Thomsett (and two daughters), Mr.
G. E. Thompson, Mr. C. W. Vernon, Mrs. G. M.
Wane (and daughter), Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Witty, Mrs. C. M. Woodward (and daughter), Mr. D.
Warren, Mr. E. B. Whelan, Mr. E. C. Wood ward, Mrs. J. H. Lang.
FOR NUKUALOFA: Mr. W. Briggs, Dr. H. G.
Brown, Miss P. E. Hoeft, Mr. T. E. Peek, Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Quensell (and two daughters), Mr. J. Laycock, Mr. B. H. Blake.
FOR VAVAU: Miss V. Moore.
FOR APIA: Mr. J. Bentley, Mrs. E. Church ward, Mrs. J. J. Cook, Miss M. Cobcroft, Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Edwards (and two sons and daughter), Mr. J. D. Freeman, Mrs. A. R.
Lane, Mr. M. S. H. Manning, Miss R. N. Prit chard, Miss E. M. Putwain, Master P. Reid, Mrs. M. Stehlin (and daughter), Mr. and Mrs.
R. W. Taylor, Mr. W. A. Veitch, Mr. H. O.
Wiles.
FOR NIUE: Mr. C. A. Brew, Miss C. M.
Dawson, Mr. and Mrs. C. Jennings (and son), Capt. C. S. Larsen, Mr. and Mrs. C. H. W.
Larsen (and son), Mrs. T. Pila, Mr. L. R. Rex.
FOR ROUND TRIP: Mr. P. Mason, Mr. H.
G. Pinel, Mr. H. Turner.
PASSENGERS who arrived in Auckland by MV “Matua” on June 21:— FROM NUKUALOFA: Mr. and Mrs. H. Dunn (and two daughters), Dr. F. Matheson.
FROM VAVAU: Mr. H. Moa, Mr. J, Scarll, Miss E. Wolfgramm.
FROM APIA: Mrs. I. Ah Mu (and two children), Miss A. Carter, Mr. C. Gosche, Mr.
F. Gosche, Mrs. C. Hellesoe (and two children), Miss J. Halia, Mr. and Mrs. G. Jackson (and two children), Miss R. Kruse, Miss S. Lane, Mr.
J. Parsons, Mr. L. Phillips, Mr. D. Rice, Miss C. Taimalelagi, Mr. G. Warren, Rev. and Mrs.
H. Whyte.
FROM NIUE ISLAND; Mrs. J. Fineone, Mr.
Lamaki, Mrs. E. Paul, Mr. Pati Latoa, Mr.
Sanipeti.
FROM SUVA: Mrs. M. Baker (and daughter), Miss K. Bognuda, Miss M. Cullen, Mrs. W. Dyer (and two children), Mrs. K. Franklin (and daughter), Mr. M. Glucina, Mr. and Mrs. W.
Gordon, Mr. Gopal Bhai, Mr. J. Kee Ying, Mr.
M. Lynch, Mr. Lau Choi, Mr. Lui Kau, Sister Matter, Mrs. J. Osborne, Mrs. J. Penney, Mr.
T. Prasad (and daughter), Mr. D. Strong, Mr.
W. Samson, Mr. and Mrs. F. Schaar, Master J. Smith, Mrs. C. Taylor (and three children), Miss K. Valelovaki, Miss C. Wadmore, Mrs. J.
Wilson.
PASSENGERS who left Sydney by SS
“Ormiston” on June 14:— FOR PORT MORESBY: Mr. D. K. Anderson, Mr. P. A. Broman, Mrs. M. H. Buckland (and child), Mr. J. R. Black, Mrs. N. Cahill (and two children), Mr. C. R. Clarke, Miss D. Cooper, Mr.
R. H. Facey, Mr. A. Gibson, Mrs. A. V. Hollick, Mr. A. S. Haynes, Mr. B. R. Hawkins, Mr. B.
B. Hayes, Mr. V. L. Hayles, Mr. K. W. Jones, Mr. W. J. Johnston, Miss E. M. Jones, Mr H A. Kent, Miss N. R. Kingsland, Mr. J. T.
Livingstone, Mr. A. J. Leyden, Mrs. J. Mossmann (and daughter), Mr. V. J. Martin, Mr. L. A.
Moore, Mr. C. Matson, Mr. W. J. McPherson, Mrs. L. F. Pullen ((and two children), Mr. I W. Roberts, Mr. J. M. Robinson, Mr. C. H.
Rich, Mr. E. Rower, Mrs. K. Ramsden, Mr. T.
Spencer, Mr. W. E. Tomasetti, Mr. and Mrs.
J. H. Theckston, Mr. A. E. Wilkinson, Mr. A Walker, Mr. T. E. Warburton, Mrs. N. B.
Watkins. Mr. J. B. Page, Mr. L. M. Clarke, Miss M. C. Crampton, Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Gluyas (and four children).
FOR SAMARAI: Mr. G. R. Hancock, Mr. L. C Ingle, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Coates.
FOR RABAUL: Mr. C. B. Bell, B. Rolefif, G.
Hofman, J. Weigl, H. Nollen, B. Hutters, A.
Neumann, J. Plengemeyer, F. Bahmann, B Epping, F. Kunne, A. Schaller, H. Grewe.
FOR BOUGAINVILLE: Sister M. Marliol, Sister M. Gisele, Sister M. Blaise, Sister Marie
Igmace, Sister Mary Crescentia, Sister M. Wen delina.
PASSENGERS who left Sydney by SS
“Montoro” on July 8: — FOR PORT MORESBY: Mr. G. Renton, Judge and Mrs. J. B. Phillips, Mrs. E. E. Morgan, Mrs.
K. Joubert, Mrs. R. I. Lyons (and daughter), Mrs. C. Barton, Miss V. F. Irwin, Mr. W. G.
Niness, Mr. R. Hamilton, Capt. Fitch, Miss I.
E. Williams.
FOR SAMARAI: Mr. G. E. Miller, Mr. W. B.
Gill, Mr. J. van Leeuwin Rev. N. E. G. Crutt well.
FOR LAE; Mr. B. Fraser, Mr. R. N. Wilson, Mr. H. S. Schubert, Mr. W. Money, Mrs. N. L.
Whiteley, Mrs. M. Booker, Mrs. L. J. Shanahan (and two children), Mr. S. C. J. Jocumsen, Mr.
E. J. A. Mudford, Mrs. D. M. Bennett, Mr. F.
Brenton, Mr. G. W. Bellamy, Mr. A. R. W.
Hoile, Mr. J. Louttit, Mr. S. W. Lane, Mr. E.
P. Hitchcock, Mr. M. J. Broadhurst, Mr. and Mrs. H. Turner, Mr. and Mrs. T. Spalding, Mrs.
A. Worcester, Mrs. H. Perrier, Mr. and Mrs. W.
Rowley, Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Emery, Mr. and Mrs. Franklin, Mr. and Mrs. G. N. Wharton, Mrs. N. R. Lowe, Mrs. R. W. Tebb, Mr. N. G.
Marshall, Mr. B. Ayris, Mr. J. P. Burns, Mr J.
Young, Mr. C. Booth, Mr. F. L. Doble.
FOR MADANG: Mr. U. E. Tierney, Mr. L. W.
Bell, Father C. Boehm, Bro. H. Kaerkis, Bro.
R. Schmall, Mrs. L. Burston, Mrs. H. Chugg, Mrs. M. S. Pasley (and daughter), Mr. H. W.
Kirke, Mr. C. Braddon, Mrs. F. H. Luff, Mrs.
M. P. Wheatley (and child and son).
PASSENGERS who left Australia for
New Guinea by Qantas Airways on:
JUNE 4: Mr. G. Lindsley, Mr. W. Haldae, Mr.
T. G. Aitchison, Mrs. D. R. Cromie, Mr. R. D.
Brown, Mr. H. Lock, Mrs. G. V. Stubbs, Mr. D.
G. Tapsell, Mrs. R. N. Wardrop.
JUNE 5: Mrs. I. A. Tomkins, Mr. C. H. Hay don. Mr. V. A. Turner, Mrs. F. S. Stewart, Mr.
J. Schuller, Mr. K. Sinclair, Miss L. I. A. Cal vert, Mr. F. C. Penny, Miss N. W. Garrett, Mr.
A. G. Brown, Mr. F. G. Barber, Mr. H. T.
Moon.
JUNE 7: Major D. R. Robertson, Mr. G. J.
Rice, Mr. R. J. Tyson, Miss G. C. Power, Mr.
F. W. Reed, Mr. Tait, Mr. W. Loeven, Mr. H.
J. Milton, Mr. R. Tempest, Rev. J. Hafermann,
Mrs. Rohrlach (and infant), Miss Rohrlach, Mrs. A. Mylrea, Dr. Kerr.
JUNE 11: Mrs. R. Sidey, Miss H. Sanders, Miss W. Ingram, Miss L. Millar, Mr. J. Sim monds, Mr. H. Simmonds, Mr. H. Linden, Mr.
J. K. Edmonds, Mr. R. R. Bradshaw, Mr. K. C.
Campion, Mr. R. N. Beverly, Mr. A. K. Walker, Mr. H. T. Waytt, Mrs. L. Hardy, Mr. R. K. Earl, Mrs. L. W. Hardwicke (and child).
JUNE 12: Mr. W. W. Brattam, Mr. V. A, Coughlin, Mr. J. P. Lyons.
JUNE 13: Mrs. A. B. Thistlewaite, Mrs. A. C.
Gemmell, Miss A. J. Neville, Miss E. Kerr, Mrs.
J. Stopp, Mrs. E. Champion, Miss I. Champion, Mr. G. W. Smith, Mr. W. T, Hillier, Mr. K.
Woodmand, Mr. P. Lucas, Mr. H. C. Brown, Miss E. Connolly, Mr.’ H. H. Rowe.
JUNE 14: Miss R. A. Cavis, Mr. S. B. Richter, Miss McKinnon, Mr. Ryan, Mr. Cozier, Mr. G.
P. Buckley, Mr. T. N. Mell, Mr. R. D. Disher, Mr. R. A. Hughes, Mr. E. Frame, Miss P. M.
Fitzgerald, Mr, L. N. White, Miss T. C. Waldby, Mr, B. Gelbart, Miss R. Davis, Mr. Richter, Mr.
Ryan.
JUNE 18: Mr. H. C. Corzier, Mr. W. P. Coutts, Mr. E. V. Bunting, Mr. W. R. Thomas, Mr. J.
H. Hannon, Mr. and Mrs. E. A. James, Mr. B.
T. Swanton, Mr. F. H. Fairon, Mr. C. D. Gal lagher, Mr. S. Bryan, Capt. McWilliams, Miss McKinnon, Mr. J, Widdup.
JUNE 19: Mr. J. H. McGuigan, Mr. J. A.
Downie, Mr. I. A. Kerr, Mrs. V. Ashley, Miss D, Ashley, Mr. J. R. Pearson.
JUNE 20: Master R. Field, Mr. Green, Mr.
Hartley, Mr. N. Owers, Mr. W. R. McConnon, Mr. W. H. Simpson, Mr. A. J. Garth, Mrs. V.
M. Garth.
JUNE 22: Mr. Francis, Master W. E. Wyatt, Mr. B. Turner, Mr. J. Widdup, Mr. T. J. Healy, Mr. Kinthi Chan, Mr. and Mrs. Braun, Mrs. E, Thompson, Mr. A. L. Pendlebury, Mrs. P. Tuckey, Sister R. H. Leighton, Sister C. G. Fairhall.
JUNE 25: Mr. Ashton, Master W. Bock, Mr.
E. J. Gleeson, Mr. M. Creed, Mr. S. Heaney, Mr. L. L. McKillopp, Mrs. M. Doland, Mr. J. H.
Goodwin, Mr. E. Spence, Mr. H. Williams, Mr.
L. J. Davies, Mr. H. Farlow, Mr. and Mrs. R.
T. Weidenhofer (and child), Mr. Evans, Mr. A.
Templewatts, Mr. F. Leather.
JUNE 27: Mr. Mann, Mr. F. E. Pietz, Mr. R.
N. Browne, Mr. J. H. Allan, Brig. C. R. Speck man, Mr. R. B. Duncan, Mr. J. N. McLean, Mr.
F. J. Lesmond, Mr. T. Leggatt, Mr. C. E. J.
Eather, Mrs. P. A. Clarke, Mrs. O. Perkins.
Mrs. N. Hicks, Mr. L. R. Foster, Mr. P. H.
Sneddon, Mr. A. F. Cow, Mr. J. F. Murray, Mr. W. A. Anderson, Mr. C. H. Mann.
JUNE 28: Master K. L. Gallagher, Mr A Fraser, Mr. T. W. Lega, Mr. K. B. Cross, Mr.
B. Mills, Mr. W. W. Clarke, Mr. J. C. Huie Mr C. W. Thomas, Miss C. H. Wedgewood, Mr. P, C. Trow, Miss N. H. Alday, Mr. R. B. Kennedy Mr. L. A. Brumby, Miss A. B. Mitchell Mr R S. Phelps, Mr. D. R. Mcßeath.
PASSENGERS who arrived in Australia from New Guinea by Qantas Air ways;— JUNE 5: Mr. P. N. Buckingham, Mr. G. Jansen Mrs. L. Bowring, Mr. A. J. Kent. Mr. A. c!
Brown, Mr. E. E. Mortlock, Mr. E. R. Daws Mr. H. C. Callaghan, Mr. W. W. McGregor, Miss D. Downing, Mrs. W. Rosan, Capt. V. Maxwell Mr. H. G. Niness, Sgt. S. M. Brown, Mr L v’
Drill.
JUNE 7: Mr. W. Walker. Mr. D. L. Cameron Mr. J. Yeates, Mr. A. A. Cowie, Mr. A. d’.
Sandison, Mr. A. J. Ferguson, Lieut.-Col. Ledger wood.
JUNE 11: Mr. C. R. Anderson, Mr. C. W Irwin, Mr. R. M. Stewart, Mr. K. L. Bennett.
JUNE 12; Sgt. Mac Alister, Sapper Dodd, Lieut Ryan, Mr. W. Howard, Mr. G. Zavattaro Sgt Ford, Prof. A. Elkin, Mr. J. H. Bray Mr A G Brown.
JUNE 16; Lieut. Muirhead, Sgt. Hilton Mr A. Crumbley, Mr. H. B. Tuckfield, Mr. B D Powis, Mr. E. A. Dr. H. W. Kerr Mr F. C. Penny, Mr. R. C. Tiffin. Mr. C. F. Nash.
JUNE 19: Mrs. R. Sidey. Mr. T. Murray.
JUNE 23: Lieut. B. Cash, Lieut. Caffrey, Mr.
J. J. Bruce, Mrs. J. Tuckey, Mrs. P. Tuckey, Mr. J. P. Walker, Mrs. P. Chatterton, Mr. P.
Chatterton,, Capt. M. F. Hayman, Mr. N.
Chidgey, Mr. N. Small. Mr. S. G. Adams, Mr S. Rawlings, Mr. R. A. R. Thrift, Rev. M. A.
Warren.
JUNE 26; Mr. R. H. Stares, Mr. K. R. Hamil ton, Mr. A. F. Skitch. Mr. H. C. Nelson, Mr.
G. F. Woolcock, Mr. J. O. Clarke, Mr. C H Ryan, Mr. J. F. Poole.
JUNE 28: Mr. P. J. Davies, Mr. J. Kuder, Mr, H, J, Enser, Mrs. E. Lawson, Mr. J. Dunwoodie Miss I. Baglini, Mr. B. Gelbart.
Mr. T. Leggett, Mr. J. E. Johnstone, Mr. D.
Mackay, Mr. L. B. Roper, Mr. E. Mathews.
The Family Of Jonas M. Coe
CERTAIN descendants of Jonas M. Coe, who was the first United States Con sul in Western Samoa, about the middle of the last century, have been in quiring into the history of the family.
Mrs. Emma Forsayth (who will always be known as “Queen Emma”) was the daughter of Coe and a Samoan woman of noble birth. When she settled in New Guinea, in the German time, she brought many of her brothers and sisters to live there with her; and the children and grand-children of those people are scat tered all over the South-western Pacific.
Old Mrs. Parkinson, who was formerly Phoebe Coe, and Emma Coe’s elder sis ter, died in New Ireland during the Japan ese occupation, at a great age. Because they had inter-married considerably with the Germans of New Guinea, prior to 1914. members of this family groun suffered greatly, in loss of personal liberty and loss of property, in both of the great wars.
The family of Jonas Coe emigrated from Scotland (from Glen Coe) to the United States about 250 years ago, and there are many descendants of the original group in both the Eastern and Western States.
Those who moved from Samoa to New Guinea, some 70 years ago, appear, with one exception, to have been girls, and thus changed their names when they mar ried. But one Coe, a brother of Phoebe and Emma, came into the Western Pacific in the German time, and then moved northwards into the Philippines. He be came a wealthy man, and died In Luzon m 1936.
Captain Chris Slattery, well-known Ter ritorial arrived in Australia recently from “Up North.” It is reported that he has married a Melbourne girl.
Mrs. A. Kleiner (she was Miss Cora Young), one of the leading members of the Sydney Polynesian Club for several years, and a founder, with her brother, of the South Seas Club, sailed for the United States early in July. She married an American serviceman during the war. and he arrived in Sydney in May to take her to her new home. The Youngs are members of the Norfolk Island family who are direct descendants of Midshipman Young, of the “Bounty” mutiny. ™ «roii tnnnrn man fpv A Stf tS ferentlv in order to v^,nf S on school there 1 place his young son in school th re.
The Rev. J. Hoadley recently arrived in Apia Western Samoa' accompanied by his famiiy. He will take charge of the London Missionary Society in the absence of the Rev. H. Whyte, who left on the May “Matua” for six months leave in Australia.