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Lucky Holden Winner in Rabaul
s of monkeys having been different parts of New i have been coming in to It is feared that these may have been taken into itry by the crews on the nickel ships. If monkeys in, they could breed and i pest to planters. How ere have been monkey l New Caledonia before—
thought to have been left behind b y American troops—but real proof of their existence has never been proved. 1 “f ? eorge Bezar ' who been c ™ducting a popular ex-service !"®T S ? essl ° n over IZB ,New Zea ‘ landl . ha l been seconded for three year ? to the Fi i‘ Broadcasting Corn- P 1!® 81011 as copy supervisor. He will take up his new post this month.
[?] mothy Seeto, of Rabaul, receives a [?] en car, prize in a raffle held recently [?] abaul Aquatic Club to raise funds for use. The club was formed last July [?] ld soon be in a position to organise [?] peed-boat racing.
[?] visitors to a Polunesian Association gathering in Sydney were,top (left to right): [?] Blacklock and Gordon Carey of Suva, Fiji. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Ormsby of New [?]Club chieftainess Mrs. Norman Light, of a NZ, Bay of Islands chiefly family, and Mrs. [?]lm, who was Al,a Young, of Norfolk Island, descendant of one of the "Bounty"
The photo shows, from left to right: Club president, Mr. Graeme Blake, secretary, Mr.
Prestcn Crothers, treasurer, Mr. Les Pipes, Holden winner Mr. Timothy Seeto, and seller of the winning ticket and Club vice-president, Mr. Mike Flynn.
[?](left to right): Mr. and Mrs. Alf Lussock. Mrs. Lussick is from Apoa, W. Samoa. and [?]ell known in New Guinea. Monsieur and Madame Helme of Tahiti and New Caledonia, [?] M. Rolland and Madame B. Doudoute, also of Noumea. Miss Jeanette Morgan, [?] Mr. and Mrs. Dave Morgan, of Fiji.
Photos: Bayside Studios.