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[?] Arthur Fadden's [?]v Guinea Tour

the end of an eight-day tour : Papua-New Guinea in No ;mber, Australian Deputy Minister and Treasurer, Sir r Fadden, announced that he done himself some good”. But was more to the point, he sed he would try to do the ory some good, too. have several ideas which I dace before the Government, junction with the Minister for ories, for increasing avail

ability of money for the Territory,”

Sir Arthur said.

Some observers hoped that one of his ideas would be to try and float a development loan from the World Bank, but if so, nobody revealed it.

The Deputy Prime Minister made the trip with Lady Fadden, his daughter, Elizabeth, the Australian Health Minister, Dr. D. A. Cameron, and his wife, and a party of public servants.

Among the things he did were: Open the half-million pound native wing of a nerw hospital on the Taurama Road, at Port Moresby; had a look at some “secret rites and sorcery ceremonial” plus a mock battle and mock wedding at Goroka, in the Eastern Highlands; looked

over the natives at Wabag; met the Chinese in Rabaul; made the grand tour of the Commonwealth plywood factory at Bulolo.

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[?]ellers

[?]ber travellers [?] Auckland per [?]" included (left [?]t): Mr. and Mrs. [?]elg and baby [?] Reid, bound [?]o Apia. The Rev. [?] Herbert return [?]o Suva after [?] treatment in [?]ealand. Detective [?]letau and Miss [?]ancock bound for [?]ofa. [?]tos: J. P. Shortall.

•. Roy MacGregor, of Madang, had been in business in New tea for the last 30 years, was i recently by Mr. John Stubbs :ick-off on the occasion of a >all match between Lae and Eing. (MacGregor is the patron le Madang Club). During the ing previous to the match he a dream that he was kicking kicked out in his sleep, rcted a wall and dislocated his ;oe. (There is no report as to her Mr. MacGregor was able ick off at the real match, or

TH FROM RAROTONGA: Passengers arriv [?] Auckland from the Cook Islands in [?]r included: [?]ER: Mr. Milton McDonald (right) and [?]S. Yates (next), met by Mr. and Mrs. [?]hwell, formerly of Rarotonga. Mr. Ash [?]lolds Terry Yates. [?]DIE; Government auditors C. A. Brosna [?]nd M. L. Lascelles, back after checking [?]ook Islands Administration's books. [?]ER; Mrs, T. Poona was meeting Mr. [?]rs. R. Naylor, all of Aitutaki.

Photos: J. P. Shortall.