Four Deaths In Tahiti
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Papeete, Jan. 31 DR. P. E. SWIFT, who served the United States in World War 1., and who had been living quietly in Papes, district, Tahiti, for many years, died on January 26.
Mr. W. B. Jones, an American who had lived in Tahiti for 20 years, died on Jan uary 31. He was well-known as the man who had succeeded in extracting and bottling the perfume of the famous Tahiti Tiki flower.
Mr. Harrison Smith, a very well-known and highly esteemed American resident of Tahiti, died in January.
Another American who had lived sev eral years in Tahiti, Miss E. H. Bunkley, also died in January. She was a sister of Mr. T. E. Bunkley, formerly manager of the Union SS Co. here.