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Pacific Islands Monthly, 1 November 1954Vol. XXV, No. 4

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Interesting Tonga Weddings

H Mr. Mahendra Pratap, son of wpii-known Suva business man Shankar Pratap, recently left the Colony to continue ms studies at the London University. Mahendra is a former pupil of the Brothers School? Suva. P

H Mr. William H. Simpsonl PXI who left Port Moresby last year

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He would like ,^° o . 7 om wi i c: e^ r i tonans visiting that city. dress is C/ - J. Roberts, 50 Payne St., Torwood, Brisbane.

Miss Ruby Caroline Skeen was married to Mr. Adolph Johansson at St. Anthony’s Catholic Church, Nukualofa, recently. This group shows, left to right, front, Miss E.

Johansson, Miss Norma Skeen, little Miss Patricia Skeen, the bride and groom, His Lordship Bishop Rogers who officiated at the marriage, and Miss Joyce Cocker. Back row, Mr. Albin Johansson (brother of the bridegroom’s late father), Mr. L. W. Robert son (groomsman), Mr. L. Denny (best man), and Mr. R. S. Skeen (father of the bride), —Photo by Hettig.

father and mother, Mr. and Mrs. A. A.

Denny (Mr. Denny is Nukualofa manager of Burns Philp (SS), Ltd.), and the bride's sister, Miss Jennifer Denny, -Photo by Hettig.

Miss Judith Denny, of Nukualofa, was recently married to Mr. S. P. Boulton.

This photo of the wedding group shows, left to right, Mr. I. T. Simmonds the best man, the groom and bride—now honeymooning in Australia the bride's