P.I. Society Of Sydney
pp. 71-72 · Read in the full issue
THE guest speaker at the February meeting of the society in Sydney was Mr. R. W. Robson, who took as his subject, “Colourful Personalities of the Pacific.”
The March meeting of the society will be held on the 24th of the month. Guest speaker on this occasion will be Mr. C.
B. Berckelman, who will give an illus trated address on “Lord Howe Island.”
Two Samoans, a man and a woman, were charged on February 7, with break ing the local quarantine regulations which have been imposed against the introduction of infantile paralysis from New Zealand. One was Tapu Leota, a Native Medical Practitioner who had re cently returned to the Territory from Fiji where he had completed his medical course, and who had been placed in quarantine for two weeks. The other was Lemaota, a female employee of the quarantine station. They left the station together and spent some time in a neighbouring village.