Levers’ B.S.I. Staff
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Changes
From Our Own Correspondent.
Tulagi, Sept. 5.
The large section of the community re presented by the Lever interests is in the throes of periodic general inspection. A number of changes in the executive of the firm make this a special occasion.
Major Hewitt, whose services in the Advisory Council will be long remem bered, and who has ably assisted the progress and welfare of the Group, is now taking charge of a wider field. Mr.
Fulton, who has long been responsible for the firm’s extensive Pacific interests, is enjoying a well-earned rest.
Mr. Widdy will be in charge of the Solomons, from Gavutu. Mr. Pinching, whose name has been familiar to the Solomons since he so ably seconded Mr.
Workman in one of the few periods of Administrative energy, is due for leave, and may also decide that the time has come when he can sit back and let others help the Islands out of the present dead lock.
These alterations will naturally entail many changes amongst the remaining members of the staff. Settlers extend their very good wishes to all these gen tlemen.