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Pacific Islands Monthly, 18 July 1947Vol. XVII, No. 12

Help For Bsi

pp. 23-24 · Read in the full issue

Planters

Interest-Free Loans

THE Government of the British Solo mons has decided to assist planters to rehabilitate their neglected or war-damaged plantations by providing them with interest-free loans.

The loans will be made in four equal parts—one part on completion of the necessary documents; and the others at three-monthly intervals.

Repayment will commence six months after receipt of final instalment, and will also be on a quarterly basis. The period of repayment is not made clear.

Copies of the loan agreement, which includes comprehensive security pro visions may be obtained from the Resi dent Commissioner’s Office, British Solo mon Islands; or from the Protectorate’s agents in Sydney—Burns, Philp and Co., Ltd., of 7 Bridge Street.

Mr. R. B. Dunlop has been appointed Inspector of Mines in Papua-New Guinea.