Bank Of Nsw Returns To
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Papua
Port Moresby, Sept. 12 THE Bank of New South Wales finally has been given a permit to resume operations in the Territories. Evid ently, Canberra had to abandon its idea that New Guinea and Papua should be reserved for Socialism and the Com monwealth Bank, Mr. Charles Cox has just arrived here and, as soon as he can secure premises, the old “Wales” will resume business.
Mr. Cox was on the Port Moresby staff of the Bank of NSW before the Jap in vasion.
Mrs. G. A. Loudon and Miss Judy Loudon, wife and daughter of the well known Papua rubber-planter, will leave for the United States at the end of September, where Miss Loudon will marry an American Serviceman whom she met during the war years.