An Efficiency Expert to Tell Fiji How
pp. 39-40 · Read in the full issue
Tell Fiji How
i LTHOUGH the plain Fiji citizen V says that nothing is done in Fiji that has not already ;en tried out in East Africa, the old Coast or maybe one of the r est Indies colonies, something 3w for the South Pacific occurred . January when Mr. R. A. Withers, presenting a firm of London isiness efficiency experts, arrived Suva.
He will prepare a quick outline of ways and means whereby Fiji Government departments and Fiji Civil Servants can get their work done with greater efficiency and economy.
It is considered that if Mr.
Withers' suggestions are worth what they will cost, then Mr.
Withers’ firm will be engaged to put them into operation and pre sumably Mr. General Public, who follows the British pattern in being rude about his own bureaucrats, will cheer like mad.
Mr. Howard B. Stone of the LDS Mission, has taken over as President of the W. Samoan Mis sion from Mr. Earl S. Paul.
Two RAAF Mosquito planes began an aerial photographic sur vey of Papua-New Guinea in January.
Colonel J. K. Murray, former Administrator of Papua-New Guinea, and Sir Raphael Cilento, who was a Director of Health in New Guinea
before World War 11, are among new members of the Senate of the University of Queensland, elected in February.