Just a Check-up!
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THE New Zealand Federation of Clothing Trade employees’ In dustrial Association announced late in November that it is sending its president, Mr. R. A. Hill, to the Cook Islands to investigate the working conditions of clothing trade workers in a factory at Rarotonga.
The Rarotonga factory manufac tures working clothing from im ported materials and the goods are sold in New Zealand.
The Rarotonga factory provides employment for over 100 persons, mainly women.
t Most Honiara, BSIP, residents are aware of the versatility of Sister Mary Joseph, in charge of the Tetere Leprosarium, so news that the energetic Sister had added crocodile shooting to her many activities came as no surprise. Early in October, natives seeking croco
diles in the Tetere district across a 12-ft reptile whict were unable to land. Whe formed of this, Sister Mary , took a gun and shot the crc which was seen near the £ quarters by the Senior IV Officer, when he paid a r visit to Tetere,