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Pacific Islands Monthly, 1 July 1956Vol. XXVI, No.12

Weddings in Rarotonga and Port Moresby

p. 139 · Read in the full issue

Miss K. M. Jupp, demographer of e Australian National University Canberra, arrived in W. Samoa June to supervise the taking of e Samoan census on September , this year. American Samoa has reed to take its census on the me date.

ff Well-known Entomologist, Dr. j. L. Gressit, from the Bishop Museum Hawaii, made a brief visit t RqTP Hnrine- Tune He to . th * . B IB duri lv l l g dune * arrived in P-NG in March and has been investigating coconut pests in the several Territories.

t The first Apex Club outside of Australia has recently been formed in Port Moresby About 25 potential members attended the Apex In augural dinner in early June. Apex clubs throughout Australia have earned a reputation for community service.

AT LEFT: Mr. Norman Allen of the Radio Station staff, Rarotonga, ok Is., and Miss Here Evaroa, of Arorangi, were married at the atangiia IMS Church on May 19. This photo shows the bride and [?]om leaving the church. Photo: Ronald Powell.

RIGHT: at the Catholic Church, Port Moresby, on June 14, Miss Elizabeth McDonald was married to Mr. Ken Julian, well-known local footballer.

Photo: Papuan Prints.