Returning To Papua-New Guinea
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Among those who returned to the Papua-New Guinea Territory by the “Malaita” on January 28 were the following; (TOP): Miss E. Somerville, of the Anglican Mission, returning to Dogura, after three months’ leave. Mr. K. Lee, going to Samarai, Papua. Mr. B. J. Marshall, who will join Burns, Philp (NG). Ltd., in Port Moresby. The Rev. E. A. Clarke, of the Methodist Mission, Misima Island, Papua; he has just spent 12 months in Australia. Lieut.-Col. O. J. Leighton, Superintendent of Shipping in Port Moresby, returning to Papua, after discussions with the Commonwealth authorities on the question of improving inter-island shipping. (LOWER): Mr. P. J. Bateson, who will visit the Lnmley family in the Trobriands. Miss Dora Wilson, of the Methodist Mission, who was going back to Rabaul. Mr. R. True, who will take up a position in Rabaul. Mrs. P. J. Jessup, who will join her husband in Kavieng, New Ireland. Barbara Farlow, young daughter of D. O. Farlow, of Buka Passage.
