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Pacific Islands Monthly, 18 June 1948Vol. XVIII, No. 11

Clergyman-Skipper

p. 39 · Read in the full issue

Mr. F. J. McKenzie, who gave long service in New Guinea as manager of the Commonwealth Bank at Rabaul, and as member of the Production Control Board, has been on the sick list for some time, but is recovering. He became manager of a Sydney branch of the Bank, and was on the staff of inspectors when he was obliged to seek lengthy sick leave.

Canon M. A. Warren, of the Australian Board of Missions, at the wheel of “Maclaren King II,” which he will skipper on its maiden voyage to Papua from Brisbane. Canon Warren is believed to be the only Australian clergyman to hold a master’s ticket. —Photo by courtesy of Brisbane “Courier- Mail.”