BSI Officers Move to Other
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Territories
A WESTERN Pacific High Commission Gazette, Issued at Suva last month, chronicled the secondment to other territories of seven members of the BSI Government service, following Jap air attacks on Tulagi:— Dr. H. B. Hetherington, OBE, Senior Medical Officer, to Fiji.
Mr. J. I. Blaikie, Superintendent of Police and Prisons, to Fiji.
Mr. R. S. Taylor, Chief Radio Officer, to Fiji.
Mr. J. B. Hicks, Clerk and Customs Officer, to the New Hebrides Mr. P. Colley, Cadet Officer, to the New Hebrides.
Miss H. M. Cleaver, Sister-in-Charge of Tulagi Hospital, to Fiji.
Miss E. M. Kennedy, Nurse, Tulagi Hospital, to Fiji.
Mr. H. E. Woodman, who was a dis trict officer in New Guinea before the war, and who went to the Middle East in charge of an AIF battalion, is now back in Australia. He has retired from the AIF, owing to poor health.