More Qantas Travellers
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OTHER Qantas travellers who left Sydney during May for Papua-New Guinea (see also page 8):
Included in the passengers on the fly ing boat “Coriolanus” which left Bris bane for Suva on Sunday, March 16, were Messrs. G. P. Simmons and C. Rob rich.
The address of the South Sea Islands Club has been changed from 399 George St., to Union Jack House, 5 Hamilton St. (off Bridge St.), Sydney. Dances are now held on Friday instead of Thursday nights.
Miss A. I. Ring, who left on May 2, for Port Moresby, where she will join the Australian-New Guinea Production Control Board.
Mr. J. A. Saville, who, with his brothers, George and H.A., is connected with an engineering firm in Port Moresby.
Mr. A. W. Jafford, Port Moresby-bound.
He is a new recruit for the Public Ser vice.
Mr. W. Armstrong, who served with ANGAU during the war, returned to Port Moresby to begin duties in the Public Health Department.
Mr. H. A. Saville, travelling to Port Moresby. He is a brother of George and J. A. Saville.
Mr. R. Oberg, an other Civil Adminis tration recruit.