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Pacific Islands Monthly, 1 October 1959Vol. XXX, No. 3

iss McLachlan

p. 127 · Read in the full issue

e Credit Goes to iss McLachlan

young Territorian (female) “PIM” recently to say a kings about native women’s in Papua-New Guinea, z did not originate on tke Guinea side of the border, \r article, page 117, August, have inferred. They were, zt, started at least six years by Miss B. A. McLachlan, r-in-charge of female ition, P-NG Department ducation, Port Moresby, it year the business of lising and running the was taken from Education rtment control and at \d to Native Affairs —but in infancy the idea was very i Miss McLachlan’s. lile not detracting from good work being done on Other Side by Miss Lois and others, our young dorian says that Miss ichlan has laboured long hard on club and other \cts for Territory natives “has never got half the t that is due to her.” ss McLachlan may stand up take a bow.