People In Pictures
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DANCERS BACK: This troupe of Samoan dancers and singers returned to Pago Pago recently after a visit to Australia to help publicise Pago Pago's new hotel (see p. 113). The troupe is headed by Chief Freddy Letuli Olo (far right). Earlier, the troupe appeared at the New York World Fair. —Tele-Photos.
SPORTS WINNER: Nason Towanamai (above) was winnsr of the highest aggregate marks in the infants annual sports held recently by the Court Street School, Rabaul, P-NG. The school, formerly for Europeans only, now has over 30 native students.
TWO OF A KIND: At right are the chubby nine-month-old twins of Mr. and Mrs. Chimanlal V. Dass, of Amy Street, Suva, Fiji. Alike, even to the hair styles they are Jai (left) and Kush. —Photo: Nitin Lai.
OFF TO LONDON: David Tupou, 24, (left), flew to London from Tonga in September to serve two years in bar risters' chambers, after which he will return to Nukualofa. Earlier this year Mr. Tupou was admitted as a barrister and solicitor in New Zealand —the first Tongan to be admitted to the Bar there.
Only two other Tongans, the Premier, Prince Tungi, and the Tongan Crown Solicitor, Daniel Tufui, have gained over seas Law degrees. Mr. Tufui is a member of the Queensland Bar; the Premier took his degree in Australia but did not seek admission.