N.G. Public Service
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ON March 6, the Government Secretary of the N.G. Administration announced the following staff movements in the Public Service: Transfers. —Public Health Dept.: F. J, Giles, Medical Assistant, Rabaul to Salamaua. District Services Dept.: I. F. G. Downs. Cadet. Kokopo to Manus; R. M. Farlow, Patrol Officer, Rabaul to Kokopo; J. R. Hyde, Cadet, Namatanai to Rabaul; J. H. Jones, A.D.0., Rabaul to Manus; G, M.
Keogh, Patrol Officer, Salamaua to Wau; J. S.
Milligan, Cadet, Manus to Rabaul; R. B. McVilly, Cadet, Kokopo to Rabaul; E. W. Oakley, D. 0., Wewak to Rabaul; G. W. L. Townsend, D. 0., Rabaul to Wewak. Lands Dept.: N. H. Fisher Geologist, Wau to Rabaul; L. C. Noakes, Geolo gist s Assistant, Wau to Rabaul. Public Works r- e ?V : J- Bell « Carpenter, Kieta to Rabaul; A. L.
Noble, Plumber, Rabaul to Wewak.
Temporary Staff Appointments. —Mrs. M Bouckley, Assistant Teacher, Rabaul School; W.
Lang, Carpenter (Salamaua), Public Works Dept.
Temporary Staff Transfers.—R. G. Cox, Schoo ner Engineer M.S. Nereus, to Public Works Dept., Rabaul; J. Laird, Public Works Dept., Rabaul, to Schooner Engineer M.S. Poseidon; L. G. Saun ders, Clerk, Dept, of Lands, to Agriculture Dept.
Major and Mrs. W. E. Tottenham left Auckland by the Monterey on April 5, on their return to Suva from New Zealand.
Rev. John Frederick Barge, of Too woomba Queensland, sailed from Sydney oy the Southern Cross on March 31 for Arawe, New Britatin, where he will en gage in mission work for the Melanesian Mission He was born in Buckingham, . ln 189 ?> and served in France and Belgium during the Great War.