The news magazine of the South Pacific · since 1930

Pacific Islands Monthly, 25 August 1937Vol. VIII, No. 1

Public Service

p. 28 · Read in the full issue

Staff Movements In N.G.

CTAFF alterations in the New Guinea Administration, announced by the Government Secre tary on July 12, were as follows:

Transfers

A, R. K. Atkinson, Medical Assistant, Health Dept., Rabaul to Buka Passage; H. L. Downing, Assistant District Officer, District Services Dept., Rabaul to Salamaua; N. H. Fisher, Geologist, Mines Dept., Wau to Rabaul ; A. Montgomery, Chainman, Survey Dept., Rabaul to Namatanai : Miss D. M. Maye, Nurse, Health Dept., Rabaul to Kavieng.

Temporary Employees

Govt. Secretary’s Dept.: Mrs. J. Pinguet to be Typiste.

Treasury Dept.: Miss N. Alday and Mrs. M.

Bruckshaw to be Typistes.

Public Health Dept.: Dr. N. B. Watch to be Medical Officer.

Lands Dept.: F. Kirchner to be translator.

Public Works Dept.: Senior Mechanics: E. K.

Hopkins, H. L. Clark. Mechanics: E. Serafini, A.

Eriksson, H. J. Beckett, O. M. Herschell, F. M.

Klee, F. A. Chance. Native Labour Overseers : G. Scott, J. Knight, W. Heinicke, J. Moore, A.

Williams, C. E. Bye, D. Haycroft, H. McLennan, C G. Kilner, T. G. Brown, D. Cameron, A, Mac- Gowan, G. Thwaites, L. R. Hyland, J. Stewart, A. R. Read, L. A. A. Carr, B. G. Sherman. H.

Millington, N, B. Beck, C. G. Bennett. Typiste: Miss H. Rundnagel.

Captain G. Steele, who is associated

with the Shell Company’s search for oil in Papua, was in Melbourne early in

August on furlough.