Territories Solicitors
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WE have had several inquiries from New Guinea property-owners, who want the names of solicitors wil ling and competent to handle matters relating to properties in the Territories.
The services of the following practitioners are available: Mr. J. I. Cromie, Port Moresby (form erly of Rabaul).
Mr. Norman White, Port Moresby (a young man, whose father is the well know Morobe mining engineer).
Mr. E. G, Garland, solicitor, 39 Hunter Street, Sydney.
Messrs. Parish, Patience and Mclntyre, 2 O’Connell Street, Sydney.
The two last-named are Sydney prac titioners who are familiar with New Guinea conditions.
Two new engineers for the Public Works Department, Fiji, Mr. J. D. Stephenson and Mr. J. P. Haren, and three new Police Inspectors, Mr. D. T. Saint, Mr. S. E.
Gullidge, and Mr. M. J. Lovell, arrived in Suva by the “Monterey” on November 4.