Back Home in Moresby
p. 96 · Read in the full issue
t Several large tuna have been caught recently at Puka Puka.
The local record was set by Willie Teaapa on November 11, when he caught a tuna 5 ft long and 200 lbs weight. t Mr. Glassie Strickland, Jnr., son of the former manager of Messrs, dagger & Harvey’s Rarotonga Branch,
was officially appointed to succe© his father, who retired some tira ago, as from November 1. t Monsieur P. Ferlande, recent;) Director of the Bank of Indo Chin in French Oceania, departed pc liner Tahitien for France recent! his place now being taken If Monsieur R. Aubrun.
In the course of a 12 months world's tour through Japan, Hongkong and Europe, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Carter, of Port Moresby, covered about 60,000 miles in this baby car (name of Mighty Mouse). It is doubtful if P-NG number plates have ever toured so far or so widely.
They attracted a great deal of attention abroad.
Mighty Mouse returned to Moresby, with the Carters, in October wearing a large assortment of Automobile Club badges collected on the tour.
