Tribute To
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Mr. E. A. James
A WARM tribute of praise and gratitude was paid to Mr. E. A.
James, chairman of the Port Moresby Advisory Council, when that body held its last meeting un-s der the old constitution on February 24. Members said he always had been a fair and broadminded chair] man, and had given a great deal of personal time and professional skill in assisting the Administration in the good government of the town; Mr. James said he felt that the Council had done good work in pre-i paring the way for local self] government in Papua-New Guinea
