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Pacific Islands Monthly, 1 November 1952Vol. XXIII, No. 4

Arrived by Tofua

p. 105 · Read in the full issue

Mr. and Mrs. James Grose of Kamiraba Plantation left Kavieng, NG on October 4 for a holiday in New Zealand, New South Wales and Victoria, _. j , LICUI. GOUlUiander Ashton Rhoades, well known in New rjninpn and RQ I u/nc rpppntlv in ulI ? ea and was recently in Kavieng, NG, on Naval Intelligence business.

Included in the passenger list of Tofua riving in Auckland October 21, were the [?]lowing Island residents: (top to bottom, [?]t to right):— The Honorable Ulukalala-Ata, Minister [?] Police in Tonga, and Mrs. Ulukalala a down on six months’ leave in Auck [?]nd and Sydney.

Mr. and Mrs. H. J. S. Allen and Miss [?]. E. Forster. Mr. Allen was formerly

Controller of Customs, Fiji. They re turned to Auckland after holidaying in Suva.

Mr. G. Stoeckicht came down from W.

Samoa on holiday and was met by his daughter, Mrs. G. Goodsall now resident in Auckland.

Miss Nancy Fifita, little Taku Finan, and Miss Eva Finau came south from Nukualofa.

Mr. H. T. Duane and Mr. R. C. Duane came down from Nine, having disposed of their retail store there to Mr. Robert Rex.