New Guinea Cricket
pp. 78-79 · Read in the full issue
THE opening cricket match of the 2nd post-war LeVien Trophy series, played at Bulolo, New Guinea, be tween Bulolo and Lae, resulted: — Lae, first innings 90; second innings, declared 8 for 142.
Bulolo, first innings, 129; second inn ings 1 for 49.
Lae declared at 4.45 p.m., leaving Bulolo to try to score 104 in one hour lor an outright win Lae hoping for a batting collapse. Bulolo, however, were content to play out time, and enjoy a first innings victory of 39 runs.
Mr. John Mantle, son of the well known New Guinea officer who was lost in the Japanese invasion of Rabaul, and of Mrs.
Beatrice Mantle (now a resident of Mel bourne) was married recently in Berne,
Switzerland. His bride has arrived in Australia and is described by her mother in-law as “a very charming Swiss lass.”
Mr. Mantle will arrive in Melbourne from Europe in April.
Tahiti
Wedding
A group photographed at the Nordman-Vern audon wedding, in Papeete in October.
In front are Milton Nordman and his bride.
Standing, from left to right: Madame Alice Calamy, Mrs. Oscar Nordman (mother of the bridegroom), Mons.
Francois Vernaudon (father of the bride), Madame Germaine Hor net, and Mons. Maurice Dalamy.