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Pacific Islands Monthly, 1 January 1954Vol. XXIV, No. 6

Tahiti’s Old US Consulate

p. 105 · Read in the full issue

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The old United States consulate build [?]g in Papeete is to be demolished [?]cording to a recent notice appearing in [?]e Journal Officiel of Frenph Oceania [?]lich lists a number of over-age build [?]gs that will soon disappear.

The Consulate building, which faces the -called Broom Road encircling Papeete’s [?]iterfront, was built in 1906 on land [?]nated to the United States by Queen mare IV in 1832. The present building, own above, replaced one demolished in hurricane in 1906.

Since the American Consul was with [?]awn from Tahiti October 31, 1948, the [?]operty has been leased to Mr. Oscar [?]irdman as a residence and offices.