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Pacific Islands Monthly, 1 February 1952Vol. XXII, No. 7

Pacific Travellers

p. 27 · Read in the full issue

Mrs. E. J. Greenwood, of Rabaul, ;w Guinea, was a passenger from dney on the Italian liner Aus ilia in mid-February. With her ughter, she will spend several mths on the Continent and in the lited Kingdom. • Mrs. E. Maclean, enthusiastic jmber of the New Guinea omen’s Club, Sydney—when she is Sydney—is off on her travels ain. This time she. is visiting mru where her son Colin, atly ADO Sohano, New Guinea, on tour of duty.

Left to right, top to bottom:— Mr. W. Matthew and Captain Peter [?]anagan, general manager and Chief ot, Gibbes Sepik Airways, Wewak, NG, to came south with the company’s destar “Wewak Star” for Airworthiness [?]rvey in January.

The Rev. Father A. Benedetti, MSC, [?]th 13 year’s service in Catholic Mission [?]tions in Papua, returned there per Bulolo in January after leave in Aus tralia. Mrs. Weedon, of Sydney, flew Bulolo, NG, in late January to see her [?]w grandchild; her son-in-law is a well [?]own mining engineer there.

Mr. D. J. Pickwell flew north from Sydney in January to spend three weeks’ holiday with his parents. Mr. Pickwell, [?], with about 30 years’ residence in the [?]ands, is now Senior Medical Assistant, [?]vieng, New Ireland. Mr. T. H. [?]cobsen travelled by QEA to join Works [?]d Housing Department, Port Moresby, [?]a carpenter, in late January.