[?]eturning to Polynesia in December

nited Nations diplomats gave -?’fr. F( Si yth v a b- SpoC ii al 1^ ncheon 'L Y ? rk ’, when *l e com “ ed four years service in January Australia’s special representative UNO headquarters. He is well wn to Pacific Islanders because was the first Secretary-General the South Pacific Commission, organised the establishment at e Vata, Noumea. New Guinea

knows him, also, as a doughty fighter against the UNO cranks and visionaries who, through the Trusteeship Council havp tripri so often to , tertere with Australian administration in the NG Trust Territory. WDF now returns to Canberra, and probably will become an Australian Ambassador some where.

li Australian priests, brothers and nuns of the Dominican Order left Sydney in January to work in the Shortland Islands and Choiseul, BSIP, under the direction of Bishop Thomas Wade, SM.

Mr - A. N. Brown, Collector of Customs, Fiji, will shortly leave Fiji for North Borneo, where he will be Senior Assistant Commissioner of Trade and Customs.

[?]assengers bound for Polynesia per "Waitemata" from Auckland in December included, [?]hoto, Miss Monique Faugerat, centre, whose parents own the well-known Grand Hotel [?]eete, and rigth , Mr. George Na pa, of A . B. Donald & Co.'s Rarotonga staff. They were [?]lled by Mr. G eorge Na P a Jr . ( at left ), now resident in Auckland. In right hand photo, is Mrs. L. R. Hayes, who was returning to Papeari, Tahiti, and who was farewelled [?]ckland friends, Mrs. F. Adams and Mrs. T. A. Daley.