Hi Maggie, I just discovered your comment posted two months ago on my blog. Please accept my apologies for not responding until now. Are John Fatiaki and Fanifa still with us? Kind regards – Ken

Thankyou for sharing your story…m speechless cos last Thursday 14/8/25 evening, I caught a bus via Kings road for the first time, to attend a personal event and I was asking a few people if they knew of an Agricultural station in Ra…forgotten the name until this evening when I came across this post…
Uluisaivou and Yaqara were places where we spent alot of our school holidays in the mid to late 70s…John Fatiaki is my grandmother’s brother…his wife Fanifau was a teacher and they have two daughters Sarote n Varea.

Thank you Peter for your generous comments I’ve very much enjoyed our many conversations and meetings over the years!
A particular thank you for your readiness to drop everything to assist with my blog posts. You’ve transformed my old blurry photos and contributed new ones to enhance my story. You’ve provided editorial enhancement suggestions and most importantly converted my word files to make them readable on Smart Phones and Tablets. This required skills well beyond my capability to perform.

Thanks so much Sue, your encouraging comments have always been appreciated.

Thanks so much for your kind words Daniel. Our meeting in Melbourne gave me all the confidence I needed that Auto-IT’s customers and staff remain in safe hands, and that our decision to sell was the correct one.

Thankyou Michelle ‘t would be nice to catch up again, we’ll do our best. Happy New Year to you too.