Marry in Port Moresby
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Well-Known Territorians Marry in Port Moresby
WO well known old Papuan . families were united on De cember 3, in Port Moresby, when rs. May Ross, widow of Mr. juglas Ross, was married to the >n. E. A. James, MLC, of Port oresby. The late Mr. Ross was a plantation manager, and died tne years ago; their daughter now Mrs. Ivan Champion. There were least three Ross brothers pro
minent in Territories affairs— Mr Alastair Ross, Government Store keeper for many years, was one of them. Mr. James is one of the leaders of the non-official com munity of Papua and New Guinea His first wife died in 1954.
tf Mr. George Christie has returned from one of his many jaunts to Scotland, and is again a resident of Brisbane. He looks fit and well after a wonderful summer in the “Auld Country.” For many years he lived in Papua, engaged in mining.