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Pacific Islands Monthly, 1 June 1952Vol. XXII, No. 11

Island Travellers

p. 31 · Read in the full issue

Vhen the “Tofua” sailed from Auckland May 20, the following: well-known ssengers were aboard: Hon.S. Akoula onga). Mrs. C. J. Butler (wife of the S. S. Co’s Manager in Suva), Mr. & ■s. J. Bish (Suva), Mr. & Mrs. T. inchflower (Tonga), Mrs. H. T. Dow k and Miss G. Dowrick (Apia), Mrs. M.

Nott (Lautoka), Nurse N. Stopforth iue). Nurse Spencer (Apia), Dr, & Mrs.

A. Tennent (Suva).

Italian workmen who were im rted to Santo, New Hebrides, to >rk on a copra plantation are now

Dstly employed by the Condomin

n’s Public Works Department,

icy are reported to be doing a od job on roads and bridges— )rk that was very necessary.