The Islanders' Association of Sydney's social nights (now held once a
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month) are swinging affairs as these pictures show. Above, you can't grin like that and not be having a whale of a time. From left to right (at the April social): Arthur Speers (association organiser), Mrs. F.
Bentley, her daughter Mrs. Ramona Marsden, and her son Wayne Bentley. Right (again at the April social), everybody's doing it . . . the "Fiji Congo Dance". How do you do it? Just follow the bod in front. Below, three Fiji lasses relaxing at the first social. From left to right: Miss Helena Reiher, Miss Louise Bentley and Mrs. Whitton, formerly Marlene Grant of Suva. —Photos: Jim Fairburn.
Pacific People in Pictures
Tonga and New Zealand meet. Left, King Taufa'ahau and Queen Mata'aho, were greeted by NZ's Defence Minister, Mr. D. S. Thomson, when they arrived in Auckland in May on a private visit to NZ. Obviously they were dressed for the cold. Above, Tongan church leader Dr. Zione Havea gives a copy of his translation of the New Testament into Maori to Air New Zealand flight hostess Gail Primrose on a
flight into Auckland recently.
Below, Mr. C. E. Barnes, Australian Minister for External Terri [?]ories, watching a student at Idubada Trade School, Port Moresby, when Mr. Barnes was in Port Moresby recently to open ANG House.—Photo: P-NG Dept. of Information.
Above, Naomi Mata'afa, daughter of the Prime Minister of Western Samoa, Fiame Mata'afa, leads the "siva" at the recent ceremonies to mark the opening of the Lepea Congregational Christian Church.
Photo: Andy Forsgren.