Fiji Women's Voluntary
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Services
rfIHE Women’s Voluntary Services, re cently established in Fiji, is now well under way.
Mrs. Newboult, the organiser, has asked women with spare time to volunteer under one of the following categories:— (1) Immediate work, or when and as the occasion arises. For example: part or whole-time clerical work, cyphering, canteen duties, darning or mending, house-to-house inquiry, or explanation work, or in support of anti-rumour or anti-waste campaigns. (2) Work during an emergency, such as first aid units, telephonists, wardens, ambulance drivers, transport work, emergency canteen work, rest centre work. (3) Work after a raid, such as tracing missing people, caring for those who have been bombed out of their homes, work in community kitchens, evacuation camps and hospitals.
Brs. J. A. R. Dovi, and W. G. Mac naughton, Government Medical Officers in Fiji, have been granted leave of absence “for the duration” in order to serve with the Defence Forces.