To and From Samoa
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A thre e-weeks Administration Course for selected natives was held at Rove, BSIP, beginning July 5.
Subjects included general adminis tration, agriculture, forestry, educa tion and medical work in relation to village life. Sir Robert Stanley, High Commissioner for the Wes ern Pacific, delivered the opening address. He stressed the need for co-operation between the people and the Government for the achievemnt of better things for the Solomons.
Top left: Mr. M. Williamson, after three years teaching at Avele School, W. Samoa, returned to Timaru, NZ. Mr. Taimalelagi Paisa, of Matautu, W. Samoa, returned there after seven months in NZ.
Mr. J. Hunter, of NZ Reparation Estates, Samoa, and Mr. and Mrs. P.
Yandall and Rita, returned home in the July MATUA.
The lower group of people from Samoa, meeting TOFUA in Auckland, include Mr.
J. Gascoigne, Messrs. Leaso, Taigakifi and loane and Mrs. Fuimaono Ta’ala in back row, and Messrs Faaoso and Elisara and two friends in front.