WPHC Moves to Honiar[?]
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(Prom Our Own Correspondent)
Suva, Nov. 19.
A CONSIDERABLE amount o agitation is evident in Wes? ern Pacific High Commission heao quarters in Suva as they prepare fc the move to Honiara, BSI.
There is a good deal of packing 0 be done because the records g; back for nearly eighty years.
The WPHC has announced: will be very difficult for the WPH* office at Suva to attend to routin correspondence on general matteii after December 1, and the co-opera tion of the public in this matte would be gratefully appreciated.”
The High Commissioner (Mr. F C. S. Stanley) expects to leave Suw in the RCS Kurimarau on Decembe 15 and to arrive at Honiara on De cember 22. The official date of thi headquarters transfer is January I The Chief Secretary will leave fa Honiara in January, and a small of fice will remain at Suva to completl the transfer.
Mr. D. R. Eden, general manage of Reparation Estates, W. Samos has been reappointed to the Soutl Pacific Commission.