Index to Volume XIX

[First numeral indicates number of issue and second numeral gives page.]

Airways And Aviation.—Trapas, 2-15, 4-

6. 5-95, 10-53; Qantas, 2-16, 3-32, 4-28, 5-70, 8-21. 10-33, 10-57, 11-7, 11-18, 11-67. 12-27; Guinea Air Traders, 2-68, 3-37, 5-10, 7-31, 9-67, 10-6. 11-9; Guinea Airways, 3-7; Air Transport Conference, 4-9, 5-7; Pan American Airways, 5- 87; Canadian Pacific Airways. 5-93, 11-9; British Commonwealth Pacific Airways, 9-25; NZ National Airways Corporation, 9-85; Trans Oceanic Airways, 10-11, 10-63; Tasman Empire Airways, 12-7; Cost of Air Travel, 12-23; Air- France. 12-10: India Airlines, 12-10.

Asia And Asiatic Affairs.—3-78, 7-5, 8-51

10-58, 11-91,

B BANANAS. (See also under various Terri tories.). 2-48, 9-19, 9-74, 10-7, 10-15, 10-41.

BOOK REVIEWS.—"Miss Ulysses from Puka Puka” (Frisbie), 1-47; "Anatomy of Paradise" (Furnas), 6-26; "Papuan Conquest” (Dupeyrat), 7-81; "Insects of Hawaii” (Zimmerman), 8-50; "Corona" (British Colonial Office). 8-62; "Aus tralia in New Guinea” (Mair). 9-40; "Hawaii: A History” (Kuykendall and A. Grove Day), 11-49; "Introduction to Samoan Custom” (Grattan)’ ll'gs’ * History of Fiji Mili tary Forces” (Hewlett), BUCK, Sir Peter—3-15, 7-20, 8-71.

Canton Island.—6-68.

CHRISTMAS ISLAND (Indian Ocean). —3-29, 4-30.

Christmas Island (Pacific) .-3-26, 8-44.

COCOA. (See also under individual Terri tories.) .-3-33, 5-54, 7-8, 8-35, 9-16.

COCOS ISLAND (Indian Ocean), —4-30, 6-5, 6- 7-7.

COCOS ISLAND (Pacific) .-11-51.

Cook Islands.—Cipa, 1-18, 1-87, 3-6, 3-64,

11- Concert Party, 1-42, 7-11; NZ Labour Dele gation, 2-29, 4-35; History, 1-53, 6-45; Mangaia, 2- 4-61, 9-66, 10-54, 10-83, 10-88, 10-89, 12-45, 12- Communications, 3-13, 11-32. 12-56; Makea Nui Ariki, 3-15, 4-7, 11-8; Ashes of Judge Ayson, 3- Islanders form Union in Auckland, 4-33; Visit of A. G. Osborne, 5-7. 6-8; Special Police Leave, 5-13; Decoration for H. H. Hickling, 5-66; Tidal Wave, 5-91; Administration, 6-37; Dr. C.

M. Dawson Retires from Niue, 9-7; Official Party Received at Sea. 10-52; Curio Trade, 12-43; Re cord Orange Crop, 12-56.

COPRA. (See also under various Territories.).— I- 1-9’, 1-32, 2-6. 2-18. 3-9, 3-11. 3-81, 4-28, 4- 4-68, 5-9, 6-4, 6-26, 6-34, 6-63, 7-9, 7-10, 7- 8-5. 8-6, 8-8, 9-5, 9-6, 9-22, 10-7, 10-9, II- 12-7, 12-32.

D DEATHS.—Mrs. C. Hutchings, 1-7; M. Milliard, 1- H. C. Reed. 1-26; R. A. Vivian. 1-30; F. W.

Blencowe, 1-31; Mrs. Maria Devonshire, 1-59; C.

Flinders Proctor, 1-60; Mrs. Maria Whippy, 2-9; Mrs. R. C. Ott, 2-22; Mrs. G. Klunkmueller, 2- L. L. F. Rex, 2-31; Robert Duncan, 2-31; Sydney Young, 2-34; L. S. Lazarus, 2-63; Miss Ruby Sturt, 2-64; R. Speight, 3-7; H. A.

Mackenzie, 3-18, 3-66; W. R. B. Thomas, 3-30; Mrs. Katarina Darley, 3-34; A. Witherow, 3-38; Peter Foster, 3-69; R. A. Robinson, 3-87; F.

Cuthbert, 4-29; Rev. Nacaniela Mataika, 4-51; Rev. Fr. J. Diehl. 5-6; E. J. Ifould, 5-9; A.

Paatsch, 5-17; Edmond Cane. 5-22; G. B. Becha, 5- Victor Jacka, 5-57; Alan H. Gould, 6-2; Thomas Horne, 6-3; Patrice Burns, 6-40; Rev.

Fr. John Glover, 6-57; Robert Dean Frisbie, 6-66; Richard Gore, 6-82; Mrs. Annie Groom, 7-20; Sir Howard Ellis, 7-29; Ambrose Smoothly, 7-35; A.

Hunter, 7-53; Edgar Groom, 7-63; Mrs. H. M. les 8-8; Otto Schaumkell, 8-19; T. P. Skif gton 8-20; W. J Blecher, 8-20; Victor Poole, 9: Lieut. Jean Gilbert, 8-40, Capt. A. naldson, 9-13; Mrs. Mollie Carter, 9-26; T, J. inson, 9-62; T. P. K. Nicholson, 9-63; E. R, lham, 9-85; Mr. and Mrs. W. Allen, 10-17; arles Christian, 10-21; Richard Heape, 10-25; s. Beryl Fox, 10-29; Georges Spitz, 10-39; mley V. Griffiths, 10-55; Isidore Richmond, 63; G. E. Zuckschwert, 10-71; Madame M.

Hot, 10-84: E. E. Lloyd, 10-85; Capt. G. V. igdale. 11-6; Sen. J. Quesnot, 11-6; Capt. H. inger, 11-8; R. C. Laycock, 11-29; T. C. irrall. 11-55; Sister Cecilia, 12-27; S. O. rtin, 12-35; Mrs. Charles Pysh, 12-38; Miss Roy, 12-41; W. H. Jefferston, 12-44; Mrs. E. ith, 12-51; Mrs. W. S. Cooper, 12-64; Max berts, 12-72; Mrs. Iris Tebb, 12-76.

E ;aster ISLAND.—3-9t).

F IJL—Copra Bill and Copra, 1-13. 1-22, 2-6, 8. 5-9. 5-60, 6-7, 6-26. 6-34, 12-7; Executive uncil. 1-13; Suva Town Council. 1-14, 4-79. ; Military Forces, 1-21; Sir Brian Freeston, 6; Tourism, 1-39, 12-45; Price Control Vege »les, 1-40: History. 1-43. 2-42, 2-59, 8-67; ctricity, 1-58; Indian Building, 1-59; NZ ckey Tour, 1-60; Bentley Golden Wedding, 2; Notes Made by R.W.R., 2-8; International port, 2-13, 4-9, 6-21, 10-88: Pineapple Cup. 4; Bus Services, 2-35. 9-67; Levuka’s Re ;sts. 2-36; Bananas. 2-48, 9-19. 10-15; Popu ion, 2-52, 6-53, 8-8; Indians, 2-63, 3-5, 3-11, 7. 3-73, 4-25. 5-26, 5-56, 5-95. 6-61, 7-30, 7-55. 5, 10-80. 11-65, 12-38; Film-making, 2-67. live Affairs, 3-6, 3-86, 5-10; Taveuni Airfield, ; New Director Medical Services. 3-13; Indian nmissioner. 3-13; Australian Canned Goods, 3, 6-28; General Administration. 3-22, 4-20. 1; Ten-Year Plan. 3-54, 3-91; Income Tax. 2. 5-10, 5-29; New Nadi Hotel. 3-70; Phos ite. 3-72; Cost of Living. 3-80, 4-56, 9-9, 12-35; bt to NZ, 4-9. 6-59; Tuna Industry, 4-21, 5-9. 4, 7-24, 7-67, 8-43; Automatic Telephones, 2; Peter Murray Practical School. 4-38 • een Victoria School, 4-50. 6-34. 8-11; Banaban tlement. 4-53; RNZAF Leaves Nausori, 4-63;

Soil Erosion, 4-76; Potato-growing. 4-79; Legislative Council, 5-6, 5-19, 5-29; New Puisne Judge Appointed, 6-13; Customs Duty Cut, 5-35; Morris, Hedstrom Scholarship, 5-35, Peanuts, 5- 50; Geological Survey, 5-SS", Crime, 5-73; Tapioca Mill, 5-92, 7-35; New Marist School, 6-4, 7-8; New Year Honours, 6-7; Hurricane Damage, 6- 13; High Chief’s Stick Returned. 6-44; Education. 6-65, 7-86; Triplets, 6-76, 7-51; Fiji Indian Betrothals, 7-7; Smithy Memorial, 7-9; Sugar, 7- 36, 8-6, 11-8; Press Bill, 8-9, 9-26; Bank Note Panic, 8-13; Agriculture. 8-40, 9-62, 11-90; 1937 Land Crisis, 9-11; Sugar Export Tax Out, 9-17;

British Scholarships, 9-25; Imports, 9-26; De fence, 9-27; Wild Pigs. 9'-55; Trade for 1948, 12- 37: ' Dally News" Ceases Publication, 10 9, Transfer of J. F. Nicoll, 10-13; Retirement J.

Judd, 10-27; Legislative Council Mace, 10-45; Plea for More European Settlers, 10-54; Detention of Tongan Prisoners, 10-58; Box ing. 10-84; Cogea, 10-90: BP Store at Ba Burned, 11-7; Birthday Honours. 11-7; New Colonial Secretary (A. F. R. Stoddart), 11-7; Rainfall, 11-7, 11-25; Presentation of Microscope, 11-9; Candlenut Oil. 11-10; Government Backs Down to Strikers, 11-13; Football Team for Aus

tralia, 11-20; New Suva Catehdral. 11-95; Taro Disease, 12-7; Poultry Importations, 12-44; Fiji Athlete Sets Another Record. 12-56; Fiji-Indian Scholarships. 12-59: Dearer Cars. 12-69; Empire Games Team, 12-71; Goral Reefs. 12-72.

G GARVEY, Mr. Ronald.—4-9, 9-15.

Giant Snails. —3-49. 9-6, 12-7.

Gilbert And Ellice Islands Colony.—

King Dick, 2-44; Phosphate (see under “P”); General, 4-56; New Resident Commissioner. 6-9; Abemama, 6-43, 8-42; Copra, 6-63; Recruiting,

7-44; Ocean Island Murder, 10-17. 11-9; Tabi teuea, 10-46; Co-operatives, 11-57.

GOLD. (See also under various Territories.).— 1-9. 1-10, 1-14, 2-9, 2-32. 3-90, 5-70. 5-91. 7-18. 7-53, 7-59, 8-9. 8-73, 9-77, 10-10. 10-17, 10-21. 10-41, 11-74, 12-63.

Groundnuts.—3-39, 10-42.

H HEALTH.—Filariasis, 1-76, 3-8, 7-65. 9-21, 12- 64; Leprosy, 3-89, 4-51. 5-68. 7-86. 8-52. 9-73, 11- 79; Malaria, 1-30, 12-25; South Pacific Health Service, 5-91; Venereal Diseases, 6-82; Tuber

culosis, 9-C6. 11-40; Mosquito Control, 11-89; Survey by SPC Expert, 12-36.

HYNE, Mr. Justice, 2-7.

Lord Howe Island.—9-47.

Malden Island.—3-44.

Missions And Missionaries.—Meianesian

Mission, 2-7, 12-52; Missions in General, 4-29, 11- Presbyterian Mission, 2-24, 3-31; Rt. Rev.

Leo Arkfeld, 2-26, 5-93, 9-24; Methodist Missions. 2-64, 7-29', 12-43, K-47, 12-58; Anglican Mission, 2-64, 10-7; Mormon Missions, 3-36; French Pro testant Mission, 5-64; Roman Catholic Missions. 10- 11-92; Rt. Rev. Stephen Applehaus, 5-93; Rev. Wilfred Paton, 4-7. 7-36; SDA Mission 7- 12-42, 12-51; Australian Board of Missions. 8- Kwato Mission, 9-21; London Missionary Society, 9-25, 11-7; Archbishop de Boismenu, 9-37; Bishop S. G. Caulton, 10-81; Bishop P. N. W.

Strong, 10-81; Lutheran Mission, 11-89.

N NAURU.—General, 3-29, 4-37; Phosphate (see under “P”); Visit of Judge Phillips, 5-7, 6-3; Glass Eyes for Natives, 6-63; Visit of Acting Minister, 9-7, 10-8; Trusteeship, 12-67.

NEW CALEDONIA. —Marshall Aid. 1-10, 3-7, 8-7; Labour, 1-16, 5-71, 6-5, 8-8. 11-9; Price of wheat, 1-23; Tourism, 1-37; Shipping Strike. 1-59; Bully Proctor, 2-46, 5-56; How de Gaullists Rallied in 1940. 2-53; Late Tibby Hagen, 3-62; Industries, 4-32, 5-71; Tunica Y Casas. 5-22, 6-6; History, 5-46, 12-57; New Official for Futuna, 5-91; Metropolitan Officials. 8-6; Forged Dollars, 8-9; Hydro-electricity, 9-39; Cheese Factory, 9- 40; Wallis Island, 9-44; Timber Country Opened Up, 10-79; French Farmer Settlers, 12-26; Nou mea Airport, 12-27; Radio Telephone to Vila, 12- NEW GUINEA i Netherlands) .-6-71, 9-33.

NEW HEBRIDES.—-Bastille Day, 1-23; Aneityum Relics, 1-44; Food for Britain, 2-52; Disposals Sale, 4-38; Torgil, 4-44; Copra. 4-55, 9-22; NZ Beer for Santo, 4-75; Jungle Covers War Base, 5- Visit of French Singer, 5-60; Native Move ments, 5-92, 6-31, 8-61; Labour, 6-5; Movies at Santo, 6-50; Weather Station in Banks Island. 6- Building Projects in Santo, 8-70; Air- Communications, 9-10; Malekulans, 9-43; Burg-i laries in Santo, 10-70; Land Settlement for Gl’s, 11- Radio Telephone to Noumea. 12-71.

Norfolk Island.—2-8. 3-13. 3-46. 4-8, 5-57.

7- 8-28, 8-63, 9-6, 9-72, 10-8. 10-19, 11-70, 12- 12-48. 12-59, 12-65. o OIL. (See also under separate Territories.).— 1- 3-29, 4-7. 5-69, 6-71. 6-89, 7-16. 7-56. 8-8. 10-11. 10-71.

Organisations And Institutions.—New

Guinea Women’s Club of Sydney, 1-74, 2-6. 4-8, 5- 6-2, 8-6, 11-7; New Guinea Scholarship Fund. 1-31, 2-16, 2-80. 8-16. 10-11; Planters’

Association of Papua. 1-80; Suva Yacht Club. 2- 7-40; Pacific Islands Society. 2-76. 3-11, 4-59. 5-7, 6-6. 7-87, 8-9. 9-87, 11-18; Morobe Citizens’ Association, 2-76; New Guinea Women’s Association of Melbourne, 2-80. 6-7; South Pacific Commission (see under “S”); Australian School of Pacific Administration, 4-8; RSSAILA. 4-18. 5-87. 6-24, 8-31, 12-13; NG Association of Brisbane. 4-67; Fiji Cricket Association, 4-76; Fiji SPCA. 5-43. 7-7: New Guinea Planters’i Association, 6-5, 9-19, 10-28; Australian-American Association, 6-62; Polynesian Club of Sydney, 6- 9-55, 11-67; Fiji Arts Club, 7-18; NGVR Re union, 8-87; Kavieng Club, 9-19, 10-9; Fiji i Amateur Athletic Association. 9-66; New Ireland Sporting Association, 9-71; New Britain Ladies’ i Club. 10-57; New Guinea Club. 11-78; Rarotonga Golf Club, 11-80; Bougainville Planters’ Associa tion, 12-10; Rabaul Chess Club, 12-18; NG Base ball Association. 12-33; Suva Boy Scouts’!

Association. 12-50.

P PACIFIC (General). —US War Damage Pay-j ments. 1-16; Australian Immigration Policy, 1-23, j 1- 2-27. 5-37, 9-23. 12-59: Tronicalities, 1-45, 2- 3-45. 4-45. 5-50. 6-47. 7-46. 8-47. 9-45., 10-48, 11-50; Nature Notes, 1-46. 2-45. 3-48. 4-42,4 6-48. 7-47. 8-46. 9-46, 10-49; US War Graves Units. 1-51, 3-72. 12-67; Intermarriage, 1-58; Yachts on Cruises. 1-78, 3-50, 4-20, 6-86: Troubles of Those in Fixed Income Group, 2-5. 6-28; British Labour Officers for Colonies. 2-6; Earthauake, 2-7: Currency, 2-10. 3-16, 5-33.

R-39; Tou’- of US Official. 2-24; Kava Drinking. 2-55: Marriage bv Sea Caotains, 2-66; Transfer of US Pacific Medical School. 3-16; Tokelaus Become NZ Territory. 3-24: Travel Conditions.'

4- Japanese Danger, 4-10; Development of Movies in Pacific, 4-39, 9-8; US Islands, 4-57, 6-55, 7-25, 8-61, 9-10, 11-68; Mutton Birds, 4-61, 6- Aerial Photography, 4-75; Indian Stowaway on Pacific Aircraft, 5-9; Mass Migration of Japs, 5- 8-73; Tourism, 5-48; Bfitish Research Funds, 5-60; Pacific Science Congress, 6-3, 7-18, 8-15, 8-18; Pacific Pact, 6-6; NZ Salvage Ships. 6- Agriculture, 7-61, 8-69. 10-84. 11-6, 12-33; Anti British Journalism, 7-69'; Spain Wants- Pacific Coaling Stations, 7-72; Godeffroy Information Wanted, 8-27; Rhinoceros Beetle, 8- McPhee Paintings, 9-6; Polynesian Popu lation Increase, 9-8: Pacific Cable, 9-76; Retire ment of Mr. W. Candler, 10-16, Meteorological, 9- Navy Cruises, 10-91; War Damage in British Islands, 11-25; Hidden U-Boat Men, 11-78; Stock Transport in LST, 12-40.

Papain.—3-10, 7-7.

PAPUA-NEW GUlNEA.—Administration and Development, 1-5, 4-7, 7-13, 8-10, 8-23, 12-21; Copra. 1-7, 1-32, 2-18. 3-9, 6-4, 7-9, 8-8, 9-5, 9-6, 10-9, Trusteeship, 1-8, 2-21, 3-55, 5-9, 7-13, 8- 12-8; Manus, 1-8, 2-40, 7-10, 7-26, 9-11, 9- 11-73; PCB, 1-8, 3-9, 4-7, 5-7; Timber Case, 1-9, 2-7, 3-7, 4-8, 5-8. 6-10, 7-9, 8-7, 9-9. 10- 11-7, 12-10. 12-29; Gold. 1-9, 1-10, 1-14, 2-9. 2-32. 3-90, 4-29, 5-70. 5-91, 6-4. 6-5, 6-24, 7- 7-53, 7-59, 8-9. 8-73. 8-87, 9-77. 10-10, 10-17. 10-21, 10-11, 11-74; Cost of Living, 1-10, 3-6, 12-36; Oil, 1-10. 3-29. 4-7, 4-8, 5-69, 6-89, 7-16, 7- 7-50, 8-8, 10-11, 10-71; Discontent in Public Service, 1-11, 3-89, 7-13; “New Statesman”

Broadcast, 1-11; Samarai. 1-27, 5-92. 12-38; Marine Borers, 1-31; British Vegetable Oil Pro ject, 1-37; War Graves, 1-40. 6-87; Talk-Talk, I- 2-41, 3-43, 4-41, 5-15, 6-41, 7-41, 8-41, 9-41, 10-43, 11-45, 12-61; History, 1-55, 4-81, 5-67, 6-89.

II- Madang, 1-57, 2-77; Mental Patient at Large in Moresby, 1-70; Wharf Damage, Moresby, 1- Bravery Awards for NG Natives, 1-76; Daru, 2-6, 7-48, 9-76, 10-83, 11-79'; Debate in Australian Parliament. 2-13, 9-29; Third Judge Appointed, 2-34, 7-9; Ramie Fibre, 2-36; Morobe District, 2-48, 2-87. 4-53. 12-13, 12-87; Timber. 2- Telefomin, 2-87; Shipping. 3-6, 10-71; UN

Children's Appeal, 3-8, 3-64; Visit of External Territories Secretary, 3-8; Cost of Administration, 3-10, 12-3; War Damage Commission, 3-11, 4-7, 10-31; Europeans Charged with Native Murder, 3- General Conditions, 3-41, 5-11, 9-11, 9-50. 10-87, 11-21, 11-69; Justice, 3-74, 4-8, 4-40, 6-3. 8-66; 9PA, 3-89, 11-64; Alligator Caught on Pish Line, 3-91; Pipe Line Inquiry, 4-8; Hallstrom Sheep Project, 4-10, 10-25; Native War Damage, 4- Revision Papuan Ordinances, ,3-7; Copra Shed Fire, 5-9; Labour, 5-11, ll-67; Rabaul Galas’ 5-13; Cost of; Stock Importations, 5-24, 10-11, 11-31; Cocoa>- 3-54; Buka-Bougainvnle, 5- 10-59, 10-64; Mrs. E. Falkner, An Apprecia tion, 5-80; Port Moresby, 5-89', 8-7, 11-7, 11-76, 12-73; E. J. Ward, 6-1; Price Fixing, 6-3; January 23, Anniversary, 6-9, 7-19; Natives Killed with-, Jap Rifles, 6-5, 7-57, 8-31; O. Solt wedel Deported, 6-5; Visit of Acting Minister, 6- 7-11, 7-53; NZ Interest in Scrap, 6-9; Murd6r of A. Robinson, 6-25, 10-27, 11-16; Col. J. K.

Murray, 6-87; Konedobu Fire, 6-6, 8-85; Decora tion to Capt. A. Maclean, 7-8; Papua Sends Out Its Rent Bills, 7-8; Kokopo. 7-9. 9-70, 10-25; De Rays Mill-stone, 7-43. 8-15, 10-49, 12-16; Kavieng, 7- 8-84, 9-65, 10-81; Native Co-operatives, 8- 11-74; Tea-growing, 8-37, 9-75; Duk-Duks. 8-55.; -Health, 9r.6, 12-33, 12-38; Education, 9-16. 10- 10-54; Preparations for Eruptions, 9-69; Decoration for C. N. Sandford. 10-6; Library • Rabaul Wharf Facilities, 10-56; Japs Pound in Manus, 10-71; Rabaul Swimming Pool. 10-83; Bannigan Family, 11-9'; Mrs. Jane Wallace, 11-13; Recordings for Australian Radio, 11- Rubber, 11-15, 12-9; Rabaul’s Big Raffle, 11-16; Giant Snails, 12-7; Rabaul Choir Com petition, 12-8; Papuans Murder European, 12-11; Visit of Australian G.-G., 12-15; Kokoda Holiday Hotel, 12-18; Plantations for Sale, 12-20; Pidgin Newspapers; 12-35; Army Equipment Lost, 12-53; Posts and Telegraphs Department, 12-63.

Pearl Shell.—I 2-9.

Phosphate.—2-50, 3-29, 3-72, 4-30, 4-37,

4-59.

Pitcairn Island.—7-24, 7-58, 7-87.

Rubber.—I-24, 11-15, 12-9.

Samoa, Eastern.—I-24, 7-22.

SAMOA, WESTERN.-—Legislative Assembly, 1- 1-83, 10-85; Monument to Rev. John Williams, 1-24; Trade, 1-28, lO-23, 12-72; Radio Service, 2"-6, Correction—the Fry Incident, 2- Polio Scare. 2-37; Rev. Pr. Deihl, 2-68; New Administrator (G. R. Powles), 3-13, 7-9, 9-9; Deportation of Chinese, 3-34; Education and Health, 3-69, 8-65; Trusteeship, 4-10, 8-16, 11-37; Finance, 4-68; Copra, 4-68, 8-66, 11-8; Road building Equipment Lost, 5-55; Col. Voelcker, 8-25; Protestant Church Anniversary, 8-33; Cocoa, 8-35, 9-16;' Flag Incident, 10-9; Dynamit ing Fish, 10-53, 10-84; Fire at Airport, 11-8.

Shipping And Shlps.—“Bulolo,” 1-6, 2-9,

2-23, 2-35; “Matson Line,” 1-7, 4-9', 5-35; “Tofua,” 1-9, 8-25; “Sagittaire,” 1-10; "Mom bah,” 1-31; “Aorangi” Fares Raised, 2-7; "Aorangi,” 2-35; KPM Line, 2-9, 4-8; “John Williams VI,” 2-11, 7-8, 9-9; “Montoro,” 2-22; “Koro,” 2-32; “Awahou,” 2-35; Cairns as Port of Call, 3-38; “Melva,” 4-19, 5-24; “Hex,” 4-40; “Cheng Ho.” 5-24, 8-59; “Quebec,” 4-60; “Marella,” 5-64; WPHC Fleet, 5-66, 7-36; Loss of “John Williams V,” 6-9, 7-50, 10-11; “Tahitienne,” 6- “Morinda,” 6-40; “Wairata,” 7-11; “Island Prince,” 7-52; “Viking Ahoy.” 8-58; “Tiare Taporo,” 8-62, “Ranui,” 9-6; “Cicily II,” 9-8; “Muliama,” 9-39; “Mandalay,” 10-39; “Capri corn,” 10-88; Suva-Vanua Levu Service, 11-16; “Matua.” 12-18; “Kinabatangan,” 12-59; “Nga taki,” 12-64.

SOLOMON ISLANDS.—Administration. 1-29, 1- 3-10, 3-27, 11-30; Ports of Entry, 1-60, 5-95. 6-35; Education, 1-85; Copra, 3-80, 5-57, 7-59; Vanikoro, 4-33; Communications, 5-31, 7- 8-70; Marching Rule, 5-44, 8-32, 12-43; Murder of Native, 6-64, 7-8; Honiara, Three Years After the War, 7-38; Labour, 7-50, 12-45; General'Conditions, 7-82; War Gratuities to BSI Natives, 8-11; Visit of Sir B. Freeston, 8-19, 9-65; Sewing Machines, 9-63; Tulagi Abandoned. 10-13: War Scrap, 10-81; Club Fire, 10-85; Islanders Have Own Club, 11-29; Disease in Taro Crops, 11-39; Fatal Jungle-juice Party, 11-40; New Hotel, 11-64; Sale of SID Plantations, 12-9; Logs from Vanikoro, 12-25; Geologist’s Visit, St.

George, 12-39, 12-41.

South Pacific Commission.—I-10. 2-9.

2- 2-36, 3-7, 4-5, 4-11. 5-7. 6-3. 7-10. 8-9’, 8- 9-6; 9-7, 10-10. 10-35. 11-5, 11-11. 12-36.

Stamp Collecting And New Issues.—

1-76, 2-21, 5-52, 8-20, 11-95, 12-52

Ahiii Am) French Oceania.—Tourism,

. 5-94. 10-21. 10-33. 12-11; General, 4-36 6. 3-36. 8-37, 8-56, 8-73, 10-71, 12-85; US isolate Closed, 5-17, 6-91; Fishing Industry, . 8-36. 9-8; New Governor. 8-7, 10-29; British ard for M. Riviere, 10-29.

ONGA.—Tin Can Mail, 1-59, 5-41; Vavau hr, 3-68; Banno Bros., 3-76; Agriculture, 4- General, 5-32, 8-57; Faith Healer, 5-79; >lic Works Programme, 6-29; Drinking, 6-31; tish Consul (Johnson) Retires, 8-7; Falcon md. 8-13, 12-7; New British Consul, 9-10; tory, 6-53; Airfield, 10-15; New Theatre, 10- Road Accidents. 10-53; Dispute of Chiefly e. 10-73; Hahn Family. 11-10; Growing Pains, 13; No More European Settlers Wanted,

Orres Straits.—7-6

RADING COMPANIES.—W. R. Carpenter & 3-70: Steamships Trading Co.. Ltd.. 4-6: on Manufacturing & Export Co.. 4-8 5-8 I; Burns Philp iNHi, Ltd.. 6-65; Fairymead ar Co.. 6-75; Burns Philp & Co., Ltd., 10-11 !3; Burns Philp (SSi. Ltd., 10-79; Morris Istrom. Ltd., 12-13. 12-69; Bank of Indo na, 12-16.