Colin McDonald Memorial
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John Frederick Edmonds, first officer of the trading vessel Polurrian, Was charged at Rabaul District Court on July 8 with “at tempting to kill himself.” He was remanded for trial at the next sitting of the Supreme Court. He pleaded not guilty and re served his de fence. He was allowed bail of £5O.
H Rev. Father Hugh Law, formerly of St. Mary’s Cathedral, Sydney, has been appointed Administrator of the Catholic Cathedral Parish of Suva, Fiji, and Vicar Delegate for a period of three years. He served as a RAAF chaplain in Borneo during the war.
Two former resi dents of New Guinea, Mr. J. MacGregor Dowsett, of Geelong, and Mr. C. H. Meen, of Rabaul, at the monument erected in Geelong to the memory of the late Mr. Colin McDonald, Assistant District Officer, formerly of Geelong, who was killed in the Sepik area of New Guinea.