Pacific Islands Monthly
The news magazine of the South Pacific · since 1930
Pacific Islands Monthly, 17 March 1943Vol. XIII, No. 8

Contents

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Pacific News-Review 1 The Axis is Cracking—What Now in Pacific 3 Verses by J. Norman Hall 4 NGG Awaits End of War 5 Papuan Padre’s Remarkable Experi ences 6 Queensland-N. Guinea Association .. 6 Light on War Damage Claims ... 7 Samoan Memories of Mr. Langstone 8 N. Guinea More Than Battlefield .. 9 Pacific Territories Association ... 10 “Blue” Allen Comes Back 10 A. P. Lyons Retires 11 Fiji Hurricane 12 Tahiti Prospers—Governor’s Speech . 12 How Japs Came to Tulagi and Departed 14 Tonka Beans 15 13 New NMP’s 16 Tourism for Tahiti After War ... 17 Samoa’s Home-brew 19 Queen Pomare’s Diary 20 “Papuan Achievement” —Book Review 22 Origin of Polynesians 24 Grow Spices! 26 Fiji Manpower Problems 27 Dodging Japs in Solomons 28 N. Guinea Now is “News” 29 Across N. Guinea With Refugees .. 31 Roll of Honour 32 Taupongi of Rennel 36 In New Caledonia 37 Two Tragedies of Papua—Letters to the Editor 38 Planters to Return to Papua 39 Why Not a Pawpaw and Kaukau Board? 40 Commercial Cover 111

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