Islands Deaths
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Mr. Ronald George Maclean Mr. Ronald George Maclean, a Territorian, who retired some time ago to live at Leura, New South Wales, died at Leura recently.
Mr. Maclean went to New Guinea after the war as an officer in the Agriculture Department at Keravat.
He later became part-owner of Klein water Plantation and manager of the adjoining property, Vunalama.
Before the war, Mr. Maclean lived in Malaya. When war broke out, he joined the AIF, and he was im prisoned at Changi.
He is survived by his widow, Helen and married son, lan, who now manages Vunalama.
Harry Raeno
Harry Raeno, a Solomon Islander, who served on Methodist mission boats in the BSIP for about 50 years, died on his home island of Mono recently. He was about 94. Harry was at Munda when the first Methodist missionaries arrived in 1902, and he helped to rig the first Methodist mission vessel. He cap tained the mission vessel Tandanya for 27 years in close association with the Rev. J. F. Goldie.