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Pacific Islands Monthly, 1 June 1956Vol. XXVI, No.11

[?]NZ Pilot Marries TEAL Air Hostess at Suva

p. 47 · Read in the full issue

t To ease traffic pressure provided by the increasing numbers of motor vehicles—the Caledonia, on May 4, unloaded 43 new cars from France —some of Noumea’s main arteries have been made one-way streets; and already there has been a marked decrease in accidents.

Traffic lights at intersections are proposed.

[?]idrew's Church, was filled with friends wishers, on May 5, when Miss Lesley [?]yne, elder daughter of Mr. and Mrs. [?]ayne, of Suva, Fiji, was married to

Flying Officer Robin McGrath, of Motueka, New Zealand. The bride was an air hostess with TEAL on the Coral Route (from Suva to Tahiti), and the bridegroom is a Sunderland Pilot in

the RNZAF, stationed at Lauthala Bay, Suva.

The couple will live in NZ, when FO McGrath's tour of duty in Fiji is completed at the end of this year. Photograph (by Caine's Studios) shows, left to right; FO Neil Anderson (best man), the groom and bride, and the brides maids, Miss Barbara Hoskin and Miss Caroline Mayne.