Tongan Consul
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The Royal Visit
At rTiTT/-vtt/—<tt SUVA, Sept. 2.
LiHUUCrH Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II will be only a few brief hours in Nukualofa, cap ital of the Islands Kingdom of Tonga, on Sunday, December 20, a heavy task will fall upon the British Consul, Mr. J. E. Windrum, and his attractive American wife. They will ?Si to cope the official and rn?p al nf re f£ onSlbllltleS 4. u^ ual in the Government RriT»?n° £ the important an ocMamr, B 1 ’ 50 poriant an occasion
Mr. Windrum’s term as British Consul in Tonga is nearing its end, and the popular couple probablv eariy b i„ d X4 ting £rom the kmgdom No appointment of Mr. Windrum’s successor has been announced; but an intelligent guess would name an official who has an excellent admin istrative record in Fiji, who is now abroad, and who probably will be seen soon in the ranks of the Legislative Council. n Mr. George R. Crummer was re cently appointed official interpreter 1? the Cook Islands Administration, H , e fo ™erly a school teacher a t Ngatangna School, Rarotonga.