Travellers to P-NG
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Travellers on the September "Malaita" to ipua-Ncw Guinea, included (top to bottom): Mr. and Mrs. A. Smith left for Rabaul after ro months leave in Australia. Mr. Smith is
in the Transport Department of the Adminis tration, and he and Mrs. Smith have been in the Islands for the last seven years.
Mr. G. T. Dey, of the New Zealand Methodist Mission, who returned to Mendi after spend ing five months leave in New Zealand, The Rev and Mrs. B. Chenoweth being fare welled by friends before sailing for Kavieng.
They had spent five months leave in Adelaide, South Australia. Mr. Chenoweth has been in the Islands since 1923. Shown are Mrs
Chenoweth, Mrs. Broy, Mr. Chenoweth, Mr.
H. Evans, formerly of Kavieng, and his daughter, Lynne.
Mrs. E. McEwan (right) being farewelled by Miss D. Smith, before sailing for Rabaul after an absence of 15 years from the Islands. She was evacuated in 1942. While in Rabaul, Mrs.
McEwan will visit the grave of her husband, Mr. William McEwan, who had been in charge of the B.P. grocery department in Rabaul for seven years up to the time of his death.