New Guinea-bound in ANG Line's Vessels

Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Came and leir children were on holiday in iji in September. Mr. Came, who District Agricultural Officer at oroka, New Guinea, is a son of ie Rev. T. C. Came and Mrs. arne, of Suva.

Mr. Glassie Strickland, who for most ten years has been the arotonga manager for dagger and arvey, Ltd., Auckland, resigned on agust 31. Mr. Strickland joined ie firm in 1918, and during his years’ service has been sales an traveller, bookkeeper, and anager.

Passengers bound north from Sydney in A.N.G. Line Ships in September included (top to bottom): (1) Assistant District Officer D. J Parrish, with Mrs. Parrish, Craig, and Chris returned to New Guinea after a course at the School of Pacific Administration . (2) Farewelling Mr. Parrish (second from left) were Patrol Officers Ron Beville, Neil Desailly, and Brian McBride of New Guinea, all at present at the School of Pacific Administration in Sydney. (3) Mrs. E. Harper was seen off by her husband when she left Sydney to visit her son, Lieutenant Brian Harper, stationed at Vainmo. (4) The Rev. Canon H. M Arrowsmith, General Secretary of the British and Foreign Bible Society at Sydney, farewelled Miss E. P. Matthews, the society's secretary at Port Moresby, when she returned from leave.