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The A. present a fairy-tale from the Trobriand Islands and discusses some consequences the linguistic and cultural contact situation with Australian missionaries had for the islanders. The fairy-tale can easily be recognized as the Kilivila version of the European tale « The fearless tailor ». A comparison between the two tales reveals that although the Kilivila version travels between a European and a Trobriand world (linguistic and contents), the Trobriand tale combines the European - fary-tale - world and the Trobriand world - of myths. However with this combination processes of change on the Trobriands are fostered and supported
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