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Pacific Islands Monthly, 20 May 1948Vol. XVIII, No. 10

Samoan Schoolchildren In

p. 66 · Read in the full issue

Dominion

FUR Western Samoan schoolboys ar rived in New Zealand by the April “Matua” to enter boarding schools in Wellington and Christchurch. They are all winners of NZ Government scholarships, which will give them four years’ secondary education, with a chance of going on to the university if they show the necessary ability.

Three girls from Western Samoa are already at school in New Zealand under the same scheme.

Mrs. Maynard Lock (nee Miss Lettie Hamphries) of Port Moresby, has a daughter (Marion Jennifer) born at Wohroonga Sanatorium, on March 28.