Baldwin-Corlis Wedding

Fiji and other British colonies i the Pacific will have a special ironation postage stamp next lar. A uniform design is to be ;ed for all the stamps, but each

colony will have its name and the local currency on its particular stamp. Fiji’s stamp will be of 2id denomination and will be printed in black and green.

Mr. Ross Johnson, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. Johnson, Mill Superin tendent of New Guinea Goldfields, has been appointed Cadet Patrol Officer, with the P-NG Administra tion and left for the School of Pacific Administration, Sydney, in early August, for an orientation course.

Sub-Inspector and Mrs. Maxwell Francis Corlis at the reception which followed their [?]arriage in Ela Protestant Church, Port Moresby, recently. The bride was formerly [?]is Dallas Baldwin, a third generation Territorian. Her father was christened at [?]e church in which she was married. Her mother, formerly Miss Grahamslaw, and member of one of Papua’s best-known families, went to Port Moresby with her arents in 1911. The bride wore a wedding gown of white broderie anglaise over faille, [?]er bridesmaid was Miss Diane Leech. Police Inspector V. B. McNeill was best man.