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logical College, England. They will work with the Melanesian Mission as teachers.
Mrs. M. M. Vines photographed with Mr.
Vines prior to her departure for Honiara, where she will stay with her daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. M. Scott, for three months. Mr.
Scott is a Government official in Honiara, where he has been for three years.
Miss Catherine Simpson who also was on the last stage of her journey from Scotland to Honiara, where she was married to Mr. Robin Mason on September 28. Mr. Mason is a senior agricultural officer in Honiara and has also spent several years in Fiji.
Miss Anne Edmond (left) and Miss Ruth Bryan bound for Malaita where they will work for the South Sea Evangelical Mission (NZ) It is their first trip to the Islands.
[?]nongst travellers who left Sydney for [?]ds ports on the September "Tulagi" were: [?]e Rev. Alan Dutton (left) with the Rev. [?] Thompson, destination Honiara, on the stage of their trip from Kelham Theo-