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Pacific Islands Monthly, 19 August 1936Vol. VII, No. 1

N.G. Public Service

p. 70 · Read in the full issue

RECENT staff movements in the New Guinea Administration were announced on July 16 as follows:

Transfers

Government Secretary’s Dept.: G. E. Walker, Clerk, Public Health Dept., to Central Administra tion; C. W. Hams, Clerk, Treasury Dept. (Stores Branch), to Public Health Dept.

Public Health Dept.: R. R. L. Foulkes, Medical Assistant, Rabaul to Namatanai; H. S. Roberts, Medical Officer, Salamaua to Kavieng; L. A. Hud son, Medical Assistant, Rabaul to Wewak; W. A- McAllister, Medical Assistant, Kavieng to Rabaul; B. A. Sinclair, Medical Officer, Rabaul to Sala maua; J. F. Collins, Medical Assistant, Wau to Rabaul; E. A. Holland, Medical Officer, Kavieng to Rabaul; R. T. Squires, Medical Assistant, Rabaul to Gasmata.

District Services and Native Affairs Dept.: L.

Pursehouse, Cadet, Salamaua to Wewak; N. Pen glase. Assistant District Officer, Rabaul to Sala maua; E. H. F. Mitchell, Cadet, Rabaul to Kavieng; E. C. Styants, Cadet, Kokopo to Talasea.

Temporary Employees

Engagements: Miss C. Love, Typiste, Dept, of Agriculture; Miss M. Thomas, Typiste, Public Health Dept.; C. G. Francis, Roadmaster (Koko po), Public Works Dept.; I. Crawford, Roadmaster (Wau), Public Works Dept.; Mrs. N. M. Turner, Typiste, Lands Dept.

Dr. E. A. Holland, Government Medical Officer in charge of the New Ireland dis trict, reached Australia by the Nankin at the end of July.