Fiji Officer For W
pp. 27-28 · Read in the full issue
W. Samoan Police Post
From Our Own Correspondent
Suva, Aug. 20.
A SUCCESSOR to the late A. L. Brais by, Inspector of Police for Western Samoa, has recently been appointed.
He is Mr. M. McLeod, who will retire from the Fiji Police on August 22, after nearly 27 years service. i i oined force in November, 1920, Mr. McLeod has been stationed in many parts of Fiji. He is one of the Colony s most respected and popular police officers. • ro S * r JY alte o r 9, arpei l ter ’ founder of W. R. & Co., Ltd., made a brief call «wo£i7i» the Carpenter Line ship on en Vancouver, on r? and 2 V . He entertained the Acting Governor of Fiji (Mr. j. p. Nicoll) ActimJ 1 rnioiu i° Claud Seton), the Acting Colonial Secretary (Mr. A R w Robertson) and a number of heads of Rabaur ,rmS at & luncheon on board the
Dr. Major Ginieys, surgeon at the Noumea Hospital during the period 1937- 1947, and Mme. Ginieys, have returned to France. He gave the Colony fine ser vice, and his departure causes very real regret.