South-West Pacific Travellers
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e former well-known Central ic Administrator, Sir Arthur ible, is following up the success is book, A Pattern of Islands, a similarly successful series of least talks about Pacific ds Life. Assignment with an pus was the title of the first of Sir Arthur was born in ; Kong, joined the Colonial ce in 1914, and spent 19 years District Officer in the Gilbert Ellice Islands before moving on igher posts in the Seychelles the Windward Islands. >s Jessie Rae, daughter of Mr. mder Rae, of Ba, Fiji, recently unced her engagement to Mr.
Costello, youngest son of Mrs. leen Costello, of Tavua.
[?] ember “Malaita” travellers from [?] y included (top to bottom):— [?] H. E. Millar, movie technician for [?] F. Dalrymple Hay’s new Honiara [?] e theatre, was farewelled by his [?] ter, Mrs. B. McDonald of Sydney. [?] ph and Lucius Chow who returned [?] to Rabaul for the school vacation [?]. [?] Elaine Bruce of Health Depart [?]Rabaul, and Mrs. W. Gaudry who [?] ound for Auki, Solomons.