Correction

IN February Mr. W. Hapi Love, who for the past 12 months has been attached to the SPC Anti-TB Team as radio logist, was in Sydney on his way back to his home in New Zealand.

In our December issue we published a photograph of the Anti-TB Team and described Mr. Love as the brother of the late “Captain Hapi Love,” CO of the Maori Battalion in the Middle East during World War 11. Mr. Love’s brother was « 99, of k* l6 Ma ori Battalion until he was killed in action, but his rank was Lieutenant-Colonel and his name was E.

A - Love. We regret the error.

The Loves are a distinguished New Zea rand Maori family. The senior members of the family, Mr. and Mrs. Hapi Love, bnr., have done a great deal of work for

their own Maori people. For this work Mr.

Love was awarded the OBE. Family con nections well known in the Pacific Islands are Sir Peter Buck of the Bishop Museum, Honolulu, and Dr. E. P. Ellison until re cent years chief medical officer of the Cook Islands.

Lieut.-Col. Love’s wife, the late Mrs.

Takau Rio Love, was Makea Nui Ariki, Paramount Chieftainess of Rarotonga.

Mrs* N. M. Eldridge, who arrived in Brisbane from Port Moresby recently, said that a new river had formed near the Mt. Lamington volcano. Flood rains in the district had formed the river.