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Pacific Islands Monthly, 1 October 1950Vol. XXI, No. 3

Fiji Travellers

p. 8 · Read in the full issue

Among recent TEAL flying boat passengers from Auckland, NZ, to Suva, Fiji, were (at top): Mr. W.

G. Johnson, Managing Director of W. R. Carpenter & Co., Ltd., Suva, who returned with his wife and family from a three months’ holi day in New Zealand. Mrs. E.

Reading, wife of the late H. E.

Reading who was well known in Fiji, returned to Suva for a holiday she is shown here (dark dress) with Mr. J. H. Millitt, Mrs.

A. Sims and Mr. Brian Sims. Mrs.

Reading will be the guest of Mr.

Millitt during her stay in Fiji.

Lower: Mr. and Mrs. R. Mace went to Suva to take up duties with the R.N.Z.A.F. at Laucala Bay. Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Hayward from Auckland-this was their first visit to Fiji and they are spending their holiday with Mr. Bill Hay ward of Suva, brother of Mr. H. P.

Hayward.

Other flying-boat passengers to Suva from New Zealand have been (top): Sir Stephen Allen, DSO, CMG, who was Administrator of Western Samoa from 1928 to 1931, photographed with Miss Allen when in Suva en route to Western Samoa.

Miss Sheneagh Rennie, who attends St. Cuthbert’s College, Auckland who was on a three-weeks’ school vacation trip to visit her parents in Suva. Lower: Mr. W. J. S.

Brabant and his two sons. They recently were on leave in the United Kingdom but Mr. Brabant has now resumed duty at the Treasury, in Suva. Mr. and Mrs.

T. H. Sullivan of Auckland - Mr.

Sullivan is now head mechanic with Suva Motors Ltd.