Samoan Entertainers

If Major Oliver Edwards, of Nausorl, Fiji, was scheduled to go to Malaya early in April to join the Ist Bn.

Fir.

ti Dr. and Mrs. T. H. Allen and their two children have gone from Adelaide to Fiji, where Dr. Allen will work in partnership with Dr.

T. Oldmeadow, of Suva. Dr. and Mrs. Allen have been presidents of the Student Christian Movement at Adelaide and leaders in the

Missionary Fellowship.

If Squadron-Leader I. Rockell, MI Administration Officer at t ] RNZAF Station at Laucala B Suva, has been transferred to ] after nearly three years’ service Fiji. He will be replaced Squadron-Leader Poulten. Fit.-Lie Lane is also under notice of trans to New Zealand.

After performing in Australia as the Tuli Brothers, specialising in modern Polynesian singing and dancing, Henry Hunkin and William Miller are back in Western Samoa. Henry works in the Justice Department and William is em ployed by an Apia trading firm. In the last year they made occasional broadcasts in Australia and appeared in many stage shows. In Sydney Jeanette Christian (a Fletcher Christian descendant) joined the Tuli Brothers as a dancer. —Photo by Jack Thornton.