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

Death Of Pacific Mariner

p. 40 · Read in the full issue

CAPTAIN Frank J, G. Warren, who joined the Union Steam Ship Co. of New Zealand as a second officer more than 30 years ago, and served in many famous transpacific and Islands ships, died in Auckland on April 30.

He sailed in the “Niagara,” “Tahiti” and “Tofua”, before becoming master of several well-known vessels, including the “Kiakorai” and “Kanna”. In recent years he had been the company’s wharf superintendent at Auckland.

A farewell party to Mrs. C. H. R. Mac lean was given by Mrs, J. H. McDonald at her Cremorne home on June 13, when a number of New Guinea women were present to wish bon voyage to Mrs. Mac lean, who is joining he son, Colin, at Madang.