Ng Women's Club

THERE were over thirty New Guinea ites present at the monthly social of the New Guinea Woman’s Club, Sydney, held on March 28 in the club rooms when cards and games were in dulged in, and refreshments served.

Several visitors from New Guinea were present, renewing old acquaintances and a very pleasant evening was spent.

Mr. Frank Cutler, of Cutarp and Ab lingi plantations, on the south coast of New Britain, has returned to New Guinea to make an inspection of his properties.

Mr. Cutler, who has been living in Mel bourne since the outbreak of war, trav elled by air.