Vavau, Tonga

News Notes Fr[?] Vavau, Tonga

Neiafu, No

The Hon. Laufilitonga Tuita Has

arrived in Neiafu to take over h as Governor of the Vava'u gro new Governor, who for the past thr has been associated with Chief Justi Hunter in Nukualofa, was born in Va is keenly interested in the problem! island group. He brings with him Fatafehi, and their two young daugl * * * The Rev. K. D. Grove of the Vava'u Church was convicted in the curre session and fined for failure to registc pean marriage he performed. * * * Mr. Noel Bayliss, Burns Philp ai was confirmed in the Church of Engla Bishop L. S. Kempthorne's last visit t Following the ceremony, breakfast w at the Bayliss home in Makutu f( intimate friends including the Bishop Kenneth Grove. * * * Mr. Harris Hunter of Citrus Prodi Auckland, has been in Vava'u for supervising the installation of new in the local factory. ❖ * * Mr. Ralph Sanft, son of Mr. 01 owner of the Fungalealea theatre i is in Sydney on a six months bus study trip during which time he wi gate the latest developments in moti equipment and maintenance. * * * After a residence of over 50 years Mr. J. F. Hutchison has left the Auckland, where he will live with his Miss Ela Hutchison. Mr. Hutchison, at one time a plantation owner, ti theatre-owner, has been retired fror for some years, but from his home lawhy ", in Neiafu, he has kept a c on all island affairs. He will be mi by both the European and Tongan n the local community, who wish him i new home. * * ❖ Mrs. John Galloway, of Vava'u, is to attend youth meetings of the Se Adventist Church and to visit hei who is at school there. * * * Mr. William Kanter-Visscher and M Visscher are new European residents where he will be in charge of t Government farm and agricultural Mr. Kanter-Visscher, who comes f nesia and New Zealand, replaces Mr. who is currently in Australia on hoi * * * Father Crampton, SM, who has charge of the Catholic church in the past few months during the Niue of Father Gregory, is re Nuku'alofa, where he will be assigr

pastoral duties.

t The High School of £ Samoa held a three-day cel to mark its 10th anniversF the first day, Governor ] Coleman spoke to the stude second was open-house d£ relatives and friends visi

witnessed classwork in the

class rooms. The third da; luncheon of teachers and

followed by sports contests

students and graduates, grand ball held in Huber I

ing the evening. Principa

High School is Mr. Marvir

ably assisted by Samoan

Fiaui Mulitauaopele.