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

[?]acific Scouts for Sydney

p. 129 · Read in the full issue

Jamboree

the belief that Scouting advances educational work in the Pacific Terri es, the Australian Government is pro ng generous financial assistance for ua-New Guinea and Nauru Scouts to nd the Pan-Pacific Jamboree in ney between December 29 and aary 9. acre will ..he 24 Scouts from Nauru, wiU travel in the BPC ship Triona.

P-NG contingent will probably have fly for want of suitable shipping.

Government will pay the fares of 22 its, including two Europeans. But In Territory the Local Association is ag to raise the expenses of 28 more. / fr. J. F. Griffiths, Assistant Ac

ntant, Nyasaland, has been ap

ited Deputy Accountant-General,

• He is expected to arrive early

he New Year.

Mr. J. Kruitsclmltf, managing director of Mt. Isa Mines and man- * ire ?° r of New Guinea Goldfields Ltd., spent 10 days in Wau, NG in October. He was ac-

companied by Mrs. Kruitschnitt and by Mr. George Fisher who will take over the management of Mt.

Isa when Mr. Kruitschnitt retires at the end of the year.