Island Travellers
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The Indian Government has )ffered three scholarships to stud ents of Indian descent resident in One scholarship will be for ichoolteachers, the second for ‘higher studies in arts and hum inities” and the third for the study )f Indian music. Selected students iay their own travelling expenses.
Island-bound from Auckland, NZ, in October were:— Mrs. H. M. Scott and John returned to Suva. Mr, H. Maurice Scott, who was an official representative of Fiji at the Coronation, returned by air earlier.
Major A. F. S. Ohman, Chief Veterinary Officer, Fiji, and Mrs. Ohman returned to Suva after six months’ furlough in England.
Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Gibbard and Leslie were bound for W. Samoa where Mr.
Gibbard has been appointed in charge of the manual training centre at Samoa College. Mrs. Gibbard will also be taking a teaching appointment.
Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Donnelly and children were on their way to W. Samoa.
Mr. Donnelly is on the staff of Avele School.