From Sydney

Islands Travellers From Sydney

Travellers (in the top row) sailed on the SHANSI. Left to right: Mr. Frank Hill, who is an officer of the Edu cation Department at Port Moresby, was re turning after six months’ leave. His wife joined him at Brisbane, the couple’s home town.

Mr. J. A. Schulz, second from left, was farewelled by Mrs. G.

Chou, Mrs. E. Lourie and Mr. L. La Fou. He will work with the Sacred Heart Mission at Vnnapope, New Britain.

Mr. and Mrs. E. L.

Lowney were farewelled by a party of friends, including Mr. T.

Hackett. at left, when they returned to Port Moresby after leave.

Mr. Lowney is with the Department of District Services.

Travellers in the the SINKIANG on July ’O, shown lower photo graph left to right:

Mrs. R. H. Hewson (right), of Mel bourne, left for Port Moresby to stay with her daughter, Mrs. J. E. Barker. Mrs. F.

Harrison was one of the friends who fare welled her.

Mr. R. Mellor, with the District Services at Goroka, returning after leave. His

parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Mellor, Miss Jackie Bennett and his sister, Jan, fare welled him.

Brother Lucian, returning to do mission work at Yule Island, 60 miles from Port Moresby, after two months’ leave.

fl Mr. A. B. L. R. Tattersall has been promoted from Registrar tc Commissioner of the High Court ofi Western Samoa. Mr. F. J. Thomsen, former Deputy Registrar, has beem appointed Registrar.