Winners Of Gatton
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College Scholarships
THREE Fijians have been granted scholarships to Gatton Agricultural College in Queensland, although two was the number originally intended.
Two of the scholarships have been pro vided by the Fiji Government and have gone to William Toganivalu. son of the Roko Tui, Ba; and Eminoni Raivoka who recently returned from St. Bede’s College, Christchurch, NZ.
The third scholarship was made avail able by the Nausori Market Association in appreciation of the help they have received in the past from the Fiji Depart ment of Agriculture. This scholarship has been awarded to Uraia Koroi who has been on the Department’s staff since 1943, originally as a Field Assistant but more recently as a Laboratory Attendant.
With effect from February 1, sir Thomas Lloyd, KCMG, has been ap pointed permanent Under Secretary of State for the Colonies in succesion to Sir George Gater who has recently retired.
Mr. S. Caine, CMG, has been appointed an additional Deputy Under Secretary of State for the Colonies.
