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Pacific Islands Monthly, 1 September 1954Vol. XXV, No. 2

[?]rist Bureau—But Different

p. 131 · Read in the full issue

le Rev. Norman Cocks, secre for Australia of the London denary Society, arrived in larai, Papua, by Sandringham i Australia late in July. He was by the Rev. Mr. Perry, of es College.

A MrH * A Ra Sg> of Ba ’ has been appointed a member of the Fiji Broadcasting Commission in place of Mr. M. G. Knapman, who has left the Colony for New Zealand.

[?]en World Travel Headquarters, of [?]ey, recently opened a branch in [?]ete, Tahiti, in the former American [?]ulate building, some 1 local heat was rated by the sign-board which ared over the entrance which read

Iti Visitor’S Bureau (Writing

[?]ot be seen in photograph). The sign the subject of a protest by the dent of the local Syndicat d'Initiative [?]ahiti, and, pending settlement, was [?] down, under protest by the owners. [?] an official order was given that [?]sign could be re-erected—though now [?]rotest of the official Tourist an.