The news magazine of the South Pacific · since 1930

Pacific Islands Monthly, 18 March 1947Vol. XVII, No. 8

Gazelle Peninsula

p. 79 · Read in the full issue

Sister A. E. Samuels of the Melanesian Mission is now stationed at mission headquarters at Taroaniara, Gela, BSI, where

she runs a girls’ school in which she trains girls for maternity and mother craft work.

This aerial photograph (by courtesy of the Brisbane “Courier Mail") shows Rabaul and its volcanoes in relation to Kokopo where the new Administrative Centre of New Britain will be built at some, as yet, unspecified date. The town of Rabaul is shown on Simpson Harbour left, centre. As can be seen, it is hemmed in by five volcanoes, some active and some quiescent.