Index to Volume XIII

august, 1942, to july, 1943, inclusive [First numeral indicates number of issue and second numeral gives the page]

ANGAU.—See “War in Pacific.”

Burns Philp.—Io-9, 11-5.

Burns Philp.—lo-9, 11-5.

CAROLINE, Marshall Is.—4-8.

Caroline, Marshall Is. —4-8.

Carpenter, W. R. & Co.—2-6, 9-36.

Churchill, Wm., Memories.—9-38.

Copra and Coconuts. —Charcoal, 6-13; Uses of, 3-26; Wartime Markets, 1-6, 2-7, 5-5, 6-5, 8-6, 9-7, 9-7, 9-28, 10-4, 11-10, 12-6; Unilever, 11-10.

Cook Islands.—Ariki Nui (Mrs. Love), 8-9; History, 1-45; Lieut. Col. Love Killed, 1-7; Measles, 3-15; Tomatoes, 3-17; Palmerston Hurricane, 3-20; Copra, 8-6; Cyclone, 9-5, 12-7, 12-13; Domestics in NZ, 7-27; Fruit Industry, 3-27, 4-40; Old Safe, 4-38; No Migration, 5-27; Mangaia, 12-7.

DEATHS.—Rev. J. Gilkison, 1-6; Lieut.-Col.

Love, 1-7; Panuarii Taie, 1-10; Mrs. Morel, 1-12; Jean Gilbert, 1-15; Hester Clark, 1-19; Mrs.

McGowan, 1-31; Capt. W. H. Cuthbert, 1-33; Nicol, W. S., 1-33; Brechin, R. P„ 1-35; Rev. H.

Matthews, 2-7; Capt, J. Methven, 2-13; J. H. L.

Waterhouse, 2-31; T. V. Hill, 2-44; Newman, J.

F. 3-7; MacEachran, John, 3-7; Beck, H., 3-7; Karika Ariki, 3-9; Hellesloe, C., 3-15; Hoeflich, 3- Ross, A. 8., 3-16; Lelean, Rev. C. 0., 3-35; Mansard, E., 3-42; Bentley, Mr. and Mrs. W., 4- Benson, Jas., 4-7; Malinowski, Prof., 4-18; Neff, Dr., 4-21; Fahenstock, 8., 4-24; Ross, A.

G. 4-33; Stewart, L„ 4-40; Canard, E. H., 5-7; Gurney, R., 5-15; Procter, A. P., 5-23, Mason, Rev. A., 5-33; Wright, G., 6-28; Chalmers, Mrs., 6-40; Obst, G. A., 6-40, 8-37; Beckett, R. J., 7-5; Strudwick, 7-5; Macgregor, K., 7-6; Harness, E.

W. W.. 7-11; Ragg, W. 8., 7-13; Brudo, R., 7-13; Carter, R. J., 7-23; Tate, H., 8-10; Buffett, Mrs.

S., 9-11; Judd, C. C., 9-12; Lameta Sei’a, 9-17; Robertson, G., 9-24; Snell, Mrs., 9-24; Clarke, W.

G. 9-32; Pere Henri, 9-32; Sir P. Goldfinch, 9- Quintrell, Mrs., 10-1; Mahony, Mrs. E., 10- Kingsley, A., 10-38; Hill, C. E., 11-4; Hyde, J. R., 11-13; Cohen, L., 11-13; Bach, Dr., 11-21; Reynolds, Capt. R., 12-6; Williams, F. E., 12-10.

D’Argenlieu, Rear Admiral.—4-21, 5-6, 7-7.

EASTER Island.—-11-23.

East Indies —Under Japs.—lo-8.

FAHNESTOCK Expeditions.—4-24, 4-30, 10-10.

Fiji—Governor (Sir P. Mitchell), 1-6, 2-7, 3-36, 3-37, 3-42; War Conditions, 2-37, 3-36, 4-7, 4-37, 6-23, 7-6, 8-27, 8-37, 9-7, 9-9, 10-9, 10-27, 10-29; Sir H. Luke, 2-15; Blackout, 4-37, 8-15; Currency Problems, 1-8, 2-16, 3-9, 4-6. 6-12; Timber In dustry, 2-13; Labour, 1-43, 8-27; Hedstrom, Sir M., 2-28; Home-brew, 2-36, 5-29; Mongoose, 2-40; Makogai Lepers, 2-43, 5-19; Adventure by Canoe, 2- Water Shortage, 3-9; National Service, 3- 7-6; Indian School, 3-14; War Damage In surance, 3-41, 10-6; Trade Control, 4-7; Man power, 4-7, 8-11, 8-27, 10-9; Giant Toad, 4-14, 12-14; Vegetable Growing, 4-14, 10-29; Trade (Statistics), 4-22, 10-10; Suva Crime, 4-26; Food Supplies, 4-29, 8-6, 9'-9, 9-11; Strange Carvings, 4- Hooliganism, 4-39; Fiji Battalions, 4-39, 12-11; Suva Not Bombed, 5-5; Potatoes, 5-21; No Building, 5-22; Sly-Grog, 5-29; Colony’s Finance, 5- Americans in Fiji, 6-13; Stern Warning, 6- Fiji’s Escape, 9-7; Bananas, 10-32; New Tax Rates, 6-27; Honour Roll, 6-38; “Little India,” 7-5; Indians and War, 10-9, 12-22, 12-35, 7- New Year Honours, 7-40; Mother Agnes, 8- Legislative Council, 8-8; Hurricane, 8-12; New NMP’s, 8-16; War on Mosquitoes, 8-20; Motor Census, 8-37; Pests Spread, 6-17; Rise of Goldmining, 9-22; Sugar Strike, 12-5; Ratu Sukuna, 12-6; Future, 12-17.

Futuna and Wallis. —3-7, 6-15.

“GERMAN Harry.”—6-37.

Gilbert and Ellice. —6-6; Americans at Funa futi, 10-4, 10-17.

Gold Industry in Pacific.—General, 1-15; Future of, 9-26, 9-33, 11-21.

JEWS in South Seas. —1-32, 1-40, 2-45.

Malinowski’S Work.—4-19.

Marquesas Is., History.—4-27.

Morris Hedstrom, Ltd. —1-9, 12-4.

NAURU.—See under “War.”

New Caledonia (See also under “War”).— Governor Montchamp, 1-5, 10-9, 11-7; Trade,

2- 4-9, 6-40, 9-7; Whales, 2-12; History, 2-40, 4- 6-29, 7-23; Henri Sautot, 3-11; Deer, 2-40; Coffee, 2-45; Americans, 5-29, 6-39, 11-20; Prosperity, 5-29, 6-28, 6-39, 6-40, 9-6; Japs’ Pre- War Invasion, 6-6; Murders by Natives, 6-29; Imports, 6-40; New Roads, etc,, 7-11; Elections, 10-24, 11-1; Bank of Ind.-China, 10-28, 11-7; Cagou, 11-7; Future, 12-26.

New Guinea (See also War Section). —Leaseholders, 2-16; Parer Family, 3-7; Major Ayris, 3- Returned Soldiers, 4-5, 5-10, 7-26, 8-11; “Pygmies,” 5-11; Lutherans, 5-15; Jungle Foods, 5- New Roads, 5-27; Rabaul Massacre, 1904, 6- Tragedy on Sepik, 7-5, 11-29; Overlanding Cattle, 7-12; Future Prospects, 8-9; H. T. Allan and N. Neal, 8-10; Death of Burnet Baby, 8-11; Pidgin, 9-25, 10-35, 11-11, 12-9; Copra Pool, 9-28; Verses, “New Guinea,” 10-9; “Foreign Missions,” 10- 10-16; Future, 10-30; Guinea Airways, 10-36; Timber, 12-28; Administration, 12-29; Change in Name, 2-43; Aviation, 4-39; History, 1-14, 1-24; Jap Cotton, 1-19; Native Labour Deposits, 1-36; Submarine Mystery, 3-30; Carriers Praised, 3-40; Lost Records, 5-37, 7-13; “NG is News!”, 8-29; Historic Dates, 10-21; Bulolo Gold, 11-21.

New Hebrides Trade. —2-34, 4-8; Palolo, 12-31.

Norfolk Is.—7-12, 9-11, 10-6.

OCEAN Island. —See under “War.”

Oeno and Henderson Is. —6-11.

Oil-palm, value of. —7-22.

PACIFIC “Confederation.”—6-16, 7-3, 9-4, 10-6, 10-12.

Pacific Territories’ Association.—l-7, 2-9, 3-20, 3-28, 6-8, 7-9, 8-10, 9-1, 9-8, 10-7, 10-10, 11-5, 11- Queensland Society, 8-6, 12-37. (See also “War in Pacific—Evacuees’ Troubles.”) Pacific Territories, future of. —9-17, 9-24, 10-24, 10-30.

Palmerston Island.—3-20.

Papua (See also under “War”). —Change in Name, 2-43; Loyal Natives, 4-17, 5-14; History, I- 1-44, 2-37, 3-34, 5-16, 5-25, 6-24, 6-30, 7-33, 8- 8-38, 10-25, 11-35, 12-24; Primitive Agri culture, 4-23; War’s Effect on Natives, 4-14, 6-36; Pensions Cut, 6-5, 7-6, 10-6; Enlistments, 6-5, 9- Rubber Industry, 6-11, 8-39; Governor Robinson, 6-24, 7-33, 8-38; “German Harry,” 6- “Dusty” Miller, 7-7, 9-5; Early Enlistments, 7- A. P. Lyons, 8-11; L. Lett’s Book, 8-22; Planters’ Return, 8-39, 9-9, 10-7; Cuthberts Mine, 9-33, 10-9; Orokolo Industries, 12-6.

Pearl Shell, black-lip.—3-41.

Pitcairn IS.-1-28, 1-30, 4-25, 6-11, 9-11, 9-34, 10- 10-10, 11-26.

Polynesians.—Gallantry in War, 10-33, 11-6; History, 1-12, 4-11, 4-30, 5-24, 5-39, 8-24.

QUININE—2-27: Atebrin, 10-33.

RICE Supplies, etc.—l-10, 5-19.

Rubber in Papua.—6-11, 11-5; from banyans, II- SAMOA, W.—Wartime Conditions, 8-21, 10-5, 12- Trade, 1-10, 2-15, 3-25, 3-30; High Pro duce Prices, 3-20, 5-13, 8-13, 10-5; Rubber, 4-22, 5-21; Population, 5-7; Export Duties, 4-14; War time Morals, 5-25; O. F. Nelson, 5-32; Petrol, 5- Council Meeting, 6-10; Memories of Mr.

Langstone, 8-8; Home-brew, 8-19; Growing of Spices, 8-26; Prices Fixed, 9-5; A. T. Turnbull, Appointed Administrator, 9-6 Samoa, E. —Profiteering, 6-7.

Shark-Fishing.—2-10.

Ships (See also “War”).—“Tern,” 2-44; “Lorna D,” 4-13, 9-34; “Taipi,” 6-27; “John Williams,” 6- HMS “Favourite,” 8-29; “Karlchris,” 9-34; “Awatea,” 10-8.

Solomon Is. (See also “War”). —Honour for R.C., 4-5, 5-31, 7-7; Finance, 5-16; Servicemen’s Guide, 5-22; Miners Carry On, 8-11; Future Roads, etc., 8-26; Mota Language, 9-19; Rubber Production, 9-29.

Sulphanilamide—Use in Tropical Sickness. — 9-19.

TAHITI, French Oceania. —Prosperity, 8-1(2; Tourisme, 8-17; History, Ancient Gods, etc., 1-12, 4- 4-27, 5-38, 7-24, 8-12, 8-20, 10-22, 12-12; Jap Prisoners, 3-16 T Wartime Conditions, 2-43, 3-8, 6-6, 7-7, 8-12, 8-17, 8-36, 10-23, 11-15; Rapa Potatoes, 3-17; Memories of Lovina, 3-19; Chinese Community, 3-21; Early Aviation, 3-22; Papeete Council, 4-9; Nordman Girls, 10-37; Centenary, 4-12; Non-churchgoers, 4-43; Lantana, 5- Sept. Revolution, 1940, 5-8, 11-15; “Lord

Hawhaw,” 6-44; Pearlshell Revival, 7-9; Makatea Wrecked, 9-7; Dr. Curton’s Book, 9-34; RLS Cottage, 11-8; A. Brander, 12-25.

Thursday Is. —Early Japs, 9-35.

Tonga.—Prince John Gu, 1-6, 9‘-23; “Order of Crown of Tonga,” 1-45; Home-brew, 2-26; “Holy War,” 2-28; Prosperity, 5-22, 9-23; Historical, 11- Prince Tuboutoa, 6-5, 10-5; “Favourite”

Tragedy, 8-28.

Tonka beans, growing of.—B-15.

WALLIS Is. —See Futuna.

War In The Pacific

General. —Loss of “Macdhui,” 1-9; General Review of War, 7-8, 10-8, 11-5; Effect on Native Races, 1-11, 1-45, 5-14, 6-36, 10-24, 11-34, 12-30; Administrative Problems, 1-20; Miracle of Our Escape (Pearl Harbour and Bataan), 4-45; Bestial Enemy, 4-18; Angau, 4-40, 6-11, 7-27, 8-9; “General Bowels” (verse), 8-4; Japs in G. & E., 10-17; First Bomb in Papua, 11-5; Soldier-Settlers, 11-6.

Evacuees and Their Problems. —1-7, 1-36, 1-40, 2- 2-24, 3-5, 3-28, 5-9, 6-8, 6-12, 7-9, 7-10, 8-7, 8- 8-39, 9-8, 10-7, 11-5, 11-8, 12-5.

Fighting French (Colonies and Forces). —1-7, 1-11, 2-8, 2-27, 2-29, 2-43, 3-7, 3-11, 3-42, 4-9, 9-7, 9- 10-34, 11-6, 12-7; Casualties, 3-33; Banking, 3- Decorations, 4-9, 12-6; France’s Betrayal, 4- Brunot in Tahiti, 5-8; NZ and French, 5- Pacific Battalion, 9-7, Vichy’s Lies, 9-12, 12- Escapes and Rescues. —1-14, 1-17, 4-12, 4-19 1 , 6- 6-38, 7-12, 8-4, 8-28, 8-31, 6-15, 9-12, 9-13, 9- 9-27.

Shipping, Losses, etc.—“Macdhui,” 1-9; “Perth,” 1- “Awatea,” 10-8.

War Damage Compensation.—Fiji, etc., 2-8; NG, etc., 2-24, 3-41, 6-8, 7-10, 8-7, 8-10, 9-8, 10-7, 11-8; Commission’s Ruling, 4-5; List cf Com mittees, 9-37.

Nauru.—Jap Occupation, 3-6; Mrs. Chalmers, 6- Arafura Sea Islands.—Missionaries Murdered, 4-32.

Air Heroes.—4-32, 4-39, 12-10.

W'ar in New Guinea. —Operations, 2-15, 7-lf, 7- Invasion of Rabaul, 6-4, 7-14; Patrols in Jungle, 2-15; Decorations, 4-7*; Wewa-k and Madang, 7-20; Looting, 1-5; Jap Proclamation to Natives, 3-16; Prisoners of War, 3-9, 3-35, 4-6, 4- 5-5; Native Labour Deposits, 1-36; Labourers in Papua, 2-30; Missing People, 4-6, 5- 9-12, 10-22; Jap Invasion Note, 4-7; Japs in Rabaul, 4-25; N. Guinea Vol. Rifles, 4-8, 7-17, 10- 11-29, 12-9; Angau, 4-40, 6-11, 7-27, 8-9; Evacuees Cruelly Treated, 5-9, 6-8, 7-10, 8-7; Lutherans’ Sufferings, 5-15; Japs Murder Carriers, 7-4; Lost Records, 7-13; How Japs Came to Lae, 7- Pilot Dunn, 8-30, 9-36; Inland Trek, 8-31; Food Supplies, 8-40; Stokie’s Escape, 9-12; Mis sionaries, 9-16, 9-27; Natives, 11-34; SDA and Japs, 9-27; Bulolo’s Future, 9-33, 11-21; W. Korn, 11- Air Heroes, 12-10.

War in Papua.—Gona, Kokoda, 1-13, 3-8, 3-37, 4-10, 8-6; Missionaries, 1-14, 1-43, 2-15, 2-36, 3-7, 3- 8-6, 11-21, 11-14; Owen Stanley Battles, 2- Milne Bay Battle, 2-35; Deboyne Lagoon Base, 5-11; Archdeacon Gill, 8-6; The Evacuation, 8- 9-31; Anton Ringel, 4-26; First Bomb, 11-5; Fuzzy Angels (verse), 5-16; Effect on Rubber Plantations, 6-11; Planters’ Return, 8-39, 9-1, 9-9, 10- 11-5, 11-8, 12-5; Escape from Louisiades, 9- McDonald’s Corner, 9-24; Renegade Natives, 11- 11-21.

War in Solomons. —1-5, 2-6, 2-24, 3-6, 3-12, 4- 6-13, 7-6, 7-39, 8-14, 8-27, 8-28, 9-7, 12-8, 12- List of Battles, 6-13; Methodists’ Loss, 12-21; Missionaries Murdered, 3-6, 4-19, 4-32, 5-5, 12-5; Missionaries, 3-33, 4-19, 5-5, 5-7, 5-16, 6-12, 7-27; Natives Decorated, 5-31, 6-22, 8-27; Mis sionaries’ Escape, 6-31, 6-38, 7-12, 8-4, 8-28, 9-5, 9*-19; G. H. Kuper, 12-7; Munda Base, 7-6, 9-5, 10- 11-1, 12-21; Gaudalcanal, 9-6, 10-22; Mili tary Appointments, 9-32.

War and New Caledonia. —Americans Popular, 1-10, 5-29; Currency Problems, 2-3; War’s Changes, 6-39, 8-37; NZ Troops, 6-41; USA Forces Arrive, 12-15.