Brisbane Ng Association
p. 60 · Read in the full issue
ALTHOUGH it once had a member ship of 70, the Brisbane-New Guine Association now has only 16 mem bers. Those reduced numbers, howevei do not detract from the interest and en thusiasm displayed at the meetings whic are held at this Brisbane Lyceum Clul Queen Street, on the second Saturday c each month.
Most of the former members have re turned to the Islands and the remainde are now permanent residents of Queens land.
Mrs. Glad vs Forsyth is still entruste with the office of President which sb has carried out with ability for two year The secretarial duties are carried out i an able and efficient manner by Mrs. L Jamieson, a former Territorian, now li\ in°- in Sherwood.
Visitors from New Guinea are assured of a warm welcome at tt monthlv meetings of the Association.
Mrs. Forsyth was hostess to 25 childre and 2ft adults at her at Taring during Do ember. Mrs. Jack formerlv of Rabaul supervised the eami of the children, each of whom received present.