They Travelled by Air

Abolition of amusement tax on tmateur sporting events, in line mth recent United Kingdom action s being urged on the Government •y Fiji sporting bodies.

Suva’s Marine Parade, the water ront road encircling Suva Point, las been renamed Queen Elizabeth )rive m honour of the forthcoming loyal Visit.

Travellers by TEAL in October in luded: Miss T. Stowers, of Apia, W. Samoa, who was met by Miss Enid Thompson when she arrived at Auckland, NZ, on holiday.

Mr. L. A. Pearson, who was in charge of the building of the new Methodist Church at Apia, W. Samoa, returned to Sydney with his wife and child, on leave, before commencing construction of the new Apia Bank of New Zealand in anuary.

Mrs. A. Petersen from Suva, Fiji, was [?]let by Island friends—Mr. and Mrs. [?]raser (left) and Mrs. Hunt.