Waited 30 Years for Payment

From Our Own Correspondent SUVA, July 2. rE mills of God grind slowly, and so do minute papers. A resident of Suva who built a road for the Fiji Government in 1910, and who has pressed his claim with assiduity during the whole 30 years, has at last been repaid. It is always pleasant to reflect that eventually one’s grandchildren may benefit from one’s good deeds!

Mr. H. E. Josselyn, ARSM, who arrived in Tulagi a short time ago to join the BSI Administration, has been appointed Inspector of Mines (according to a recent nc J ice in the Western Pacific High Com mission Gazette).

Mr. Stan. Shields was recently pro moted to the rank of sergeant in an AIF tank regiment which has been in action in East Africa. He was well known on the Morobe Goldfield prior to enlisting.