N.G. Public Service
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THE following particulars concerning staff ap pointments and transfers in the N.G.
Public Service was issued by the Government Secretary, Rabaul, on March 3: —
Permanent Staff Transfers.
Public Health Dept.:—R. T. Squires, Medical Assistant, Gasmata to Madang; J. H. L. Mc- Guigan, Medical Assistant, Rabaul to Kavieng; A. E. Wilkinson, Medical Assistant, Talasea to Rabaul: M. C. Mann, Medical Assistant, Wewak to Rabaul: A. R. K. Atkinson, Medical Assist ant, Kieta to Rabaul; J. Lockhart, Health In spector, Rabaul to Wau; R. G. Pickwell, Medi cal Assistant, Rabaul to Kieta.
District Services Dept.:—G. Stevenson, Cadet, Rabaul to Salamaua; L. G. R. Kyngdon, Cadet, Wewak to Rabaul; F. H. Moy, Patrol Officer, Wewak to Salamaua; J. A. Grant, Cadet, Ma dang to Rabaul; M. H. Wright, Cadet, Madang to Rabaul; J. A. Costelloe, Patrol Officer, Kieta to Rabaul; R. E. Styants, Cadet, Talasea to Rabaul: J. K. McCarthy, Assistant District Of ficer, Buka Passage to Rabaul; R. M. Farlow, Patrol Officer, Rabaul to Buka Passage; T, G.
Aitchison, Patrol Officer, Rabaul to Kieta; H. W.
Evans, Clerk, Rabaul to Manus.
Surveys Dept.:—G. E. Ballam, Surveyor, Ra baul to Salamaua: D. A. Madden, Surveyor, Ra baul to Kavieng: A. R. Miller, Surveyor, Wewak to Rabaul.
Agriculture Dept.:—W. A. Mossman, Inspec tor and Instructor, Kavieng to Rabaul.
Treasury Dept.:—T. R. Walsh, Linesman and Mechanic, Wau to Rabaul.
Public Works Dept.:—H. P. Barrie, Road master, Rabaul to Kokopo.
Customs Dept.:—J. Laird, Schooner Engineer, Manus to Rabaul.
Temporary Appointments.
Government Secretary’s Dept.:—Miss S.
Boyle, Typist, Crown Law Office; Mrs. E. E.
Clyne, Assistant Teacher, Education Dept.
Public Health Dept.:—Mrs. I. Walsh, Nurse. * District Services Dept.:—A. H. Miller, Chain man; W. Scott, Chainman.
Public Works Dept.:—J. P. McGrath, Road master; C. E. Bignell, Overseer Native Labour; G. M. Broad, Draftsman; H. D. McLennan, Overseer Native Labour; G. A. Hately, Road master; E. C. Condren, Roadmaster.
Suggestions that the shipping service from the Pacific Coast to New Zealand, discontinued nearly a year ago by the Oceanic and Oriental Navigation Com pany, might be resumed, have been made in Auckland. At present the Union
Steam Ship Company is maintaining the
only purely freight service across the
Pacific to the Dominion.