Commissioner

Ubuc Service

Wanted Urgently

Prom Our Own Correspondent

Port Moresby, April 30.

TURING April, the Territories * Department again invited ap plications for the position of blic Service Commissioner for pua-New Guinea, a post which 11 fall vacant as soon as the pre it Commissioner. Mr. E. A. F. ad, takes up his new appoint ;nt as Commonwealth Public

Service Inspector at Perth, WA.

The first call for applications was made last November—evidently without result—and Mr. Head has been waiting to pack his bags since that time.

A colour film called Tahiti on the Coral Route, produced last year for Tasman Airways Ltd., was given its first public showing to press and travel agency representatives in Auckland at the end of April. The film had already been shown privately to M. Petitbon. Governor of French Oceania. The film is in tended for circulation among travel agencies, particularly 7 in USA.

There are shots of Aitutaki, Tahiti, Huahine and Moorea. Some sequences show Papeete during the Bastille Day celebrations which take place in July each year and it

it all calculated to lure the dollar tourist to the South Seas, Mr. W. L. Bygrave recently re tired from the Fiji Lands, Mines and Survey Department, after 23 years’ service, latterly as Deputy Director. He intends settling at Ba