Fiji Census Staff
pp. 63-64 · Read in the full issue
Eight nurses, who, in 1946, completed their three years course of training at the Native Nurses School in Suva, Fiji, received their qualifying certificates at a ceremony held at the School in February.
The presentation was made by Lady Seton, wife of the Chief Justice of Fiji.
A photograph of the staff which took the census of Fiji in 1946. Chief officials on the staff are seated in the second row from the front. From left to right, in the second row, are: Saka raia Lacabuka, W. Hansen, W. M. Caldwell, OBE, J. W. Gittins, A. I. Phelps, C. S. Narayan, and Sakiusa Koroi. —Photo by Caine’s Studios.
Mr. J. K. McCarthy, one of the best known of the pre-war officers in District Services, TNG, will leave by the next “Montoro” for the Territories, where he will rejoin the Administration Services.
He understands that he will be sent to the Rabaul district. Mr. and Mrs. Mc- Carthy have been staying at the Good Intent Hotel, Campbelltown NSW—now quite a rendezvous for New Guinea people.