Western Samoan Travellers
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Passengers on the February Matua from [?] a included the following (left to light): Mr. A. Narruhn, of Pago Pago, [?]o was on his way to Guam. Miss Alice McKenzie Herbert Clarke, and Miss [?]el A. Mackenzie, who were on their
way to NZ. Mr. T. W. Brunt, who re cently disposed of his business in W.
Samoa and who will in future live in NZ; at 87, he is probably Samoa’s oldest resident. Sub-Inspector Fitisemanu and his wife and family were off to NZ on
holiday; Fitisemanu has appeared before in PIM as the world's largest police officer—he weighs 500 pounds. Senio Falagi and Petelo Vltali were on their way to NZ, where they are to study for the priesthood. Brother Howard Paulson was on his way to the USA on business— he is in charge of the Mormon Mission £200,000 school building project in Western Samoa.