Football is Popular in New Guinea
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[?]I three communities in New Guinea (Europeans, [?]ese and natives) have developed a healthy interest football. On this page seven photographs, by C. H. [?]n, of Rabaul, show seven teams which, in the [?] on just ended, more or less distinguished them [?] es. They are:— [?]P LEFT.—Rabaul, No. 1 Team. MIDDLE, LEFT.— No. 2 Team. LOWER, LEFT.—Lae, No. 1 Team. [?] P RIGHT—Elementary A School Team, Rabaul. [?]OND FROM TOP, RIGHT.—Rabaul No. 2 Team. [?]RD FROM TOP, RIGHT.—Black Dragon Team, [?]aul. LOWER, RIGHT.—Matupi Village Team, [?]aul.
Mr. William Smith, who has spent 28 years in Tonga, left Nukualofa on the September Matua and will settle per manently in New Zealand. He has been interested mainly in the meat business in Tonga and before that was cattle raising in Fiji for the late Sir Henry Marks.