Former Suva Girl Married in NZ

Mr. Ramswami Mutialu, senior >oratory assistant at the Suva 'spital, is the first Indian in Fiji a T C0 i r nin m he , was the first ir i [he Colony to qualify as

nodical laboratory assistant. He

ef £ nal examinations in straha at the end of 1954.

t Three thousand copies of a new geographical atlas of New Caledonia, costing a total of 730,000 francs, are to be published. Charts will show physical and economic features, population and related subjects, Maps will show New Caledonia s re lation to the rest of the Pacific and internal communications.

T h e w edd i ng of Miss Rosemary Jacka and Mr. Aitken McGowan took place at the Mount en Presbyterian Church, Auckland, on May 14. The bride is the daughter of Mrs. A. A. and late Mr A. J. Jacka, formerly of Suva, and granddaughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. R. A. nch, of Tailevu, Fiji. Her great-grandfather, W. J. Abbott, was among the early settlers in Rewa River district. The bridesmaids wer e Misses Margaret and Elaine Jacka, sisters

the bride.

Photo by Anthony Henry.