Pacific Islands Monthly
The news magazine of the South Pacific · since 1930
Pacific Islands Monthly, 1 September 1952Vol. XXIII, No. 2

Prince Tungi In Nz

p. 19 · Read in the full issue

Page 1919

Prince Tungi, Premier of Tonga, md heir to the throne, went to New Zealand by TEAL Solent from Fiji m August 10. His visit was un official, but he was entertained at unch by Prime Minister Holland in Wellington, and afterwards given a eat to the left of Mr. Speaker in reserved for distin -suished visitors. Queen Salote will risit New Zealand in November.

By means of a general knowledge |uiz contest and talent quest, now preceeding in Papua-New Guinea, the P-NG branch of the Country Women’s Association is raising funds for the establishment of a rest-home in Port Moresby for ex pectant mothers, and for women ind children from outlying districts iwaiting hospital treatment in Moresby. Quiz teams have been organised and the winners will get a trophy. Entrance fees go to the good cause. Organisers are Mes dames Grove, Hunter, Nolan and Watkins, all of Port Moresby.

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