Wedding

Old Suva Landmark to Go

[?]lter Horne's famous old in the main street of closed at the end of May, the lease expired, and it to be immediately de [?]ed, to make way for a [?] building. Thus ends a with Suva's earliest days. [?]ter Horne left Glasgow in with his wife and family, world wander, and made a casual call at Suva, to [?]h the status of capital had transferred that year Levuka. They liked Suva, stayed; and the store that

Horne built forthwith —and which was then of the leading softgoods establishments — [?]eing torn down. alter Horne died in Sydney many years and the store then was carried on by son, Thomas, well known for several

decades in the social and business life of Fiji. “Tommy" died in Sydney soon after the war. The business then was owned by his sisters, who soon afterwards went to live in Scotland.

Photo by Jack Thornton.

Rabaul

Wedding

At the Rabaul Methodist Church on March 31, Miss Kerry Bailey was married to Mr. S. R. Cook. Our photograph shows (left to right); the groom and bride; Mr. C.

Bailey, father of the bride; Mr. J. Adams, best man; Mrs. D. Han ley, matron of honour.

The service was con ducted by the Rev. J.

Atkinson.

Photo: C. H. Meen.