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Pacific Islands Monthly, 1 July 1957Vol. XXVII, No. 12

Revisited

p. 61 · Read in the full issue

Roadcasting Service

For Tonga

E possibility of the establish ment of a broadcasting station in Tonga has been revived with recent visit to the Kingdom Mr. W. L. Harrison, Chief neer of the New Zealand .dcasting Service.

Harrison spent a month in ?a carrying out preliminary Jtigations and advising the jrnment. The possibility of jlishing such a station was :ed several years ago. Tonga the New Hebrides are the only id Administrations which have established some form of local dcasting service in post-war 3. and Mrs. Allen Innes, erly of Salamaua, New Guinea, now residents of Curl Curl. iey, have closed their house four months and gone on an seas cruise on the liner hern Cross. Mr. Innes has red a good deal from asthma y, and it is hoped that this ge and wander will restore to his former vigorous health.

Samoa

Revisited

Governor Peter T.

Coleman, of American Samoa, and a former Governor, Vice - Admiral Edward W. Hanson, with Taupou Eseta Taesali'i Ali'i after a kava ceremony in Tutuila on April 27, 1957. Vice-Admiral Hanson was revisiting the Territory.

Photo: Pan American Prints.