NG Servicenen's Club
pp. 127-128 · Read in the full issue
mHE New Guinea Servicemen’s I p lllb nn _, bnc . habitation—it A Club now has a habitation it ,has teamed with the Huntei Cl ub nd OCCI iKif 1 ? the Hunter Club, at 281 George Street, Sydney, near Wynyard station. The Club has the usual amenities—including refreshment and roo ms Mr. R. J. H.
Smith is the new president, and Mr K g sheard, of 147 Macquarie St.. Chatswood, Sydney, the new f“ r c eta " y ; ) w^f^erv^n bers > any man who served in Papua-New Guinea during the war is eligible.
The Rev. S. G. C. Cowled, who is at present on leave in the UK, has been appointed chairman of the Fiji section of the Methodist Overseas Mission. Mr. Cowled has been in the Colony since 1937.
Mr. C. W. T. Johnson has been appointed Government Secretary of St. Helena. He has been living in the United Kingdom since his retirement from the post of British Agent and Consul in Tonga.