Makatea Man?
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IT was reported in Australian newspapers recently that an thropologists (no names men tioned) in Tahiti believed that what might be the remains of two of the world’s oldest ape-men had been found on Makatea phosphate island.
It is thought that the bones be long to a “superior type of ape” and precede Peking Man. The remains are on their way to a Paris museum and no doubt experts there will, in due course, make a pro nouncement.
An aircraft carrying 45 Fiji troops from Malaya called at Towns ville, Qld., on August 22.