Pacific Travellers

Mr. Brian Barrett, of Colyer Wat son (NG) Ltd., who has been trans ferred from Rabaul branch to Kavieng was farewelled at the New Guinea Club just before his de parture.

Territories men spending their holidays in Australia include Mr.

Noel Moloney, of Port Moresby; Mr. Rae Murdoch, merchandising manager for Burns Philp & Co. Lae; and Mr. Tom Bayliss, of Morobe.

Bulolo power station. Baiune, returned for a second term after 4 months’ leave in Sydney. . . . Mr. Bill Coles, also of John Stubbs & Sons, Port Moresby, re turned after leave. A freezer for BP’s at Samarai is the next construction job in view by the firm.

Left to right and top to bottom.—Mr. [?] G. Lloyd, Airfield Fire Captain, [?]ioned at Lae, proceeded to Melbourne [?] January for a special fire-fighting [?]esher course. . . . Mr. Ken Windsor, [?]-known in many Territories as a [?]ner deck officer in New Golden Hind, [?]hiti, and as skipper of trading-ketch [?]n (recently lost at Rarotonga) came Sydney in January.

Mr. Stan Dinsdale and Mr. Peter King [?]rd row, right) of Qantas, NG, were [?]n for pilots’ licenses during January. [?] y are likely to be well-known at NG [?]elds in future. . Mr. F. M. McRae, [?]the building staff of John Stubbs & [?]s, of Port Moresby, returned after [?]e in Sydney.

Brother J. Jassmeier, MSC, of Vuna [?]e Catholic Mission, came south for [?]ge after 20 years’ service in New [?]ain. . Mr. King. (See above.) Mr. C. J. Henderson, of the staff of

A measure welcomed by the many travellers between Western and Eastern (American) Samoa is the medical permits for all those departing from Apia to Pago. Still required, however, are permits to land in American Samoa and permits to depart from Western Samoa.