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Pacific Islands Monthly, 17 September 1947Vol. XVIII, No. 2

More Montoro Passengers New Guinea Bound

p. 12 · Read in the full issue

The following were passengers on the August "Montoro” to island ports: TOP: Mrs. G. W. Thomas, who rejoined her husband in Port Moresby. The Rev. R. C. Grant, of the Methodist Mission, East Cape, and his young son. Miss N. Killicoat and Miss N.

Truss, who are visiting Mrs. R. H. Nolan, of

Paili Plantation, Papua. Miss V. Trier, who is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Matthews, of Kerema, Papua. Mrs. R. F. Angas, who is visiting her daughter, Mrs. G. W. Toogood, Misima Island, Papua.

LOWER: Mrs. Grant (see Rev, R. C. Grant above). Mrs. Rolf Born, who rejoined her husband at Abau, Papua. Mr. A. Taylor, who

joined Burns Philp’s branch in Port Moresby.

Mrs. R. E. Uechtritz, who will re-open her late husband’s coconut estate. “Sum Sum,” New Britain. Mr. P. Schmidt, who was a civil internee in Australia during the war, returned to Rabaul. Mrs. R. Adams, who rejoined her husband in Port Moresby, where he is in the Government Printing Office.