Swap Scholars

N. Caledonia, A/asia Swap Scholars

TOTAL of exchange scholars arriv ing in New Caledonia towards the end of this year is now 53.

The party from Australia arrived December 6 by Qantas. It is com posed of 14 girls and 17 boys. The party is in charge of Mr. Keith Hudson, teacher of French at New ington College. Mr. Hudson was the instigator of these tours.

From New Zealand will go 10 girls and 13 boys. The girls will arrive December 13, with a chaperon: and the boys arrive a week later under the care of a teacher.

The youthful tourists will spend about three weeks in New Caledonia.

New Caledonian scholars will visit New Zealand and Australia in early January. The Apex Club in Aus tralia has organised tours for the scholars to' Broken Hill and Ade laide.

Mr. N. L. M. Hunt, an old identity of Fiji, has suffered a good deal of illness lately. He was treated for pneumonia and complications at the Savu Savu Hospital, and then was sent to Suva, where he now is a patient in the TB Sanitarium.

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