Matson Men in Tutuila
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Tutuila
WITH an eye to tourism, the Matson Navigation Company sent their Public Relations officer, Mr. John Pincetick and a free-lance photographer, Mr. Jon Brenneis, to American Samoa to take suitable pictures and collect travel material which will be used in their forthcoming advertising for
tourists in 1956 when the new vessels run between the US Pacific Islands, New Zealand and Australia.
The team remained a week and then proceeded on to Suva, Fiji, via Western Samoa. t The Fiji Government was calling for tenders in New Zealand in De
cember for the construction of t'J first portion of the new Suva Po Office. The building, when con pleted, will be of five floors withr total space of 6,000 ft. t The Civil Aviation Administrate at Nadi Airport, Fiji, is shortly be equipped with six Italian moth scooters for use round the airpon