AA For Fiji
p. 52 · Read in the full issue
FIJI is to have an Automobile Association of its own. Previ ously it was an adjunct to the NZ body which, through a Fiji Branch Office, has undertaken limited sign-posting and patrolling of roads on Viti Levu.
Officers elected to the Fiji Asso ciation area; President: Mr. A. H.
Marlow; vice-president, Mr. S. A.
Tetzner; Councillors, Messrs. C. D.
Barford, E. J. Gough, Hanif Akbar, and E. H. Mcllwain; Hon. Sec., Mr.
R. Steele; Bankers, Bank of NZ; Auditors, Messrs. Pearce & Co.
fl The Queen is to be presented wil a specially bound copy of the offici record of the Royal Visit to Fiji December, 1953. The padded-ca binding, executed by the Goven ment Printing Office, is described ; a piece of craftsmanship of hi| order. The cover bears the F: Coat of Arms.
II Miss Terry Bignold, of Sydney, le by air for New Guinea on N< vember 27. She was to stay with h sister, Miss Jill Bignold, and h aunt, Miss V. I. Bignold at h father’s home in Port Moresby. M Justice E. B. Bignold is at prese: in Sydney on long-service leave.