Cook Is. Visitors to NZ

for the Union Steam Ship Co.

Mr. and Mrs. N. B. Stanaway. Mr.

Stanaway is Resident Agent at Mauke Island.

Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Stone and Owen returned to New Zealand after three years at Mangaia Island, where Mr. Stone had been teaching. They now transfer to Nae Nae, NZ, after leave.

If A son (Donald Gustav) was born to Mr. and Mrs. Roderick Miller, at Wagga, NSW, on November 14. Mrs.

Miller, before her marriage, was Miss Mara Hennings, third daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gus Hennings, of Naitamba, Lau Islands, Fiji. Mr.

Miller is on the staff of the Bank of New South Wales and for some years was in Fiji with the Lautoka branch of the Bank,

U A section of the new road on the north coast of New Guinea, near Madang, is being constructed by Headmaster John W. Cox, who has been in Bougainville in recent years.

He is putting in entirely new con struction between the existing Rempi road and the Bukawa River bridge, recently constructed. The section includes two bridges and four concrete culverts.

U Police Inspector J. Suguturaga and Sub-Inspector Walli Mohammed re turned to Fiji per Matua in Novem ber after attending a special police course at Hendon police college, England. Inspector Suguturaga’s splendid head of Fijian hair was much photographed during his trip overseas.

In New Zealand from the Cook [?]lands:— Mr. and Mrs. R. J. A. Ingram. Mr. [?]gram is manager of United Island [?]raders, Rarotonga, and an active member [?] various public bodies on the island.

Mr. and Mrs. Don Bryan from Raro [?]nga. Mr. Bryan is wharf superintendent