Legislative Council:
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Papua-New Guinea
In furtherance of its deter mination to encourage the pro duction of rice in Papua-New
Guinea, the P-NG Administration
has inviteH f.ho Chief of the revision
Department of Agriculture (Mr. W.
Poggendorff) to visit the Territories in January, He will make a survey of both high and low country, to nspert.a.in their snitahilitv for rieei
Western Somoa’s first casualty in
the Korean war was notified in an
official New Zealand Casuality list
on November 11 when it was announeeri that. Gunner A. Ah Mn
Regiment had been accidentally in jured while on service in Korea.
Gunner Ah Mu, one of half a dozen
of Western Samoan soldiers fight
insr in Korea is the son of MVs J
BACK ROW: Aisoli Salln, T. P. M.
Byrne, Rev. F. G. Lewis, J. R. Foldi, E.
A. James, J. B. McAdam. Obscured: B. P.
Essal (Clerk Assistant).
ABSENT: J. K. McCarthy.
—Photo, Papuan Prints.
THIRD ROW: Simogen, C. Champion, S.
Elliott Smith, W. W. Watkins, B. E.
Fairfax-Ross, I. F. Champion, Rev. D. E.
Ure.
FOURTH ROW: D. I. McAlpin (Clerk of Council), J. B. Sedgers, Dr. J. T. Gunther, H. L. R. Nlall, C. M. Jacobson, D. Barrett.
Left to Right — FRONT ROW: Mrs. Doris Booth. His Honour the Administrator, Mr. D. M.
Cleland.
SECOND ROW: J. H. Jones, H. H. Reeve, W. C. Groves, E. P. Holmes, C. C. Marr, Father J. Dwyer, Merari Dickson.
