Colonial Development

Scholarship Awards

COLONIAL Development and Welfare Scholarships have recently een awarded to five young men of 'iji in order to help them qualify for ositions in the higher ranks of the Jovernment service.

The recipients are: Mosese Duilomaloma who has een awarded a four-year scholarship ) enable him to take a course in 'ivil Engineering at Canterbury Jniversity College, New Zealand, jading to the degree of Bachelor of Engineering. He is at present em loyed as a technical apprentice in le Fiji Public Works Department.

Felix Alexander Stanley Ember- Dn who has been awarded a four ear scholarship to enable him to Dmplete his medical degree course, te began to study medicine at the Fniversity of Otago, New Zealand, ist year and is to go to the Univer ty of Sydney in March as a ;cond-year medical student.

Ifereimi Gasevakatini who has been warded a one-year scholarship to table him to complete the Bachelor f Arts course which he began at uckland University College, New ealand, in 1946 as a Morris, Hed rom Scholar. At the end of 1950 e was forced to suspend his studies >r medical reasons.

Maurice Kiran Chandulal who has Jen awarded a four-year scholarship i enable him to take a medical )urse at Otago University, New Zea nd.

Alan David Donald who has been warded a four-year scholarship to table him to complete a course in eterinary Science which he began st year at the University of Sydney.