Dances and Trophies end Sporting Season
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Vlr. H. R. H. Chalmers, CMG, has m appointed chairman of the nk of New Zealand in succession the late Sir Arthur Donnelly.
'. J. Grierson, CBE, has been pointed deputy chairman.
fl Mr. George Allen, Education Offi cer at Pitcairn Island, will go to New Zealand on leave, late Septum ber, and after two months’ fur lough will return to the island for a third year of service
Presentation of football trophies took place at the Paga Club Dance, Port Moresby, September 14. Photo at left shows Mr. Ray Goriss presenting a shield to Mr.
Ear lie Turner, captain of the DCA team, premiers for the 1954 season.
Right: The annual Hockey Dinner Dance was held, on September 14, at the Red [?] ss Hall, Port Moresby. Mr. and Mrs. W. Wyatt are seen holding the cup which [?] ey presented to the captain of Boroko Rangers, Mr. David Jefford. (Papuan Prints)