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Pacific Islands Monthly, 1 April 1952Vol. XXII, No. 9

C. R. Turret Returns To

p. 102 · Read in the full issue

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Mr. C. R. Turbet, who is well known in Fiji (where he was for 21 years the principal official of thi Veterinary section of the Departmen of Agriculture) arrived in Australii in February, on his way to New Zea land.

Mr. Turbet, while a Fiji official, di« an important job in the Solomons and spent 31 years in Ceylon (wher he gave the authorities a special re port on animal husbandry); and i: 1949 he was transferred to Nyassa land as Chief Husbandry officer. HI now has retired.

Mr. and Mrs. Turbet, after visitim their daughters in New Zealand probably will make their futur home in Fiji. Mr. Turbet has madi a good recovery from a recen serious illness.

Three Australian nuns joined thu Vunapope Catholic Mission, Rabaul recently. They are Sister Cajetan ot NSW, Sister St. Michael of Qld., am Sister Antoinette, of NSW.