Index to Volume XXI .

August, 1950, To July, 1951, Inclusive

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

Airways And Aviation.—Tayior Survey

Flight. 1-9, 7-43, 8-9, 9-9. 10-13, 10-108; QEA, 1-9, 4-10, 4-47, 5-8, 11-9, 11-82, 12-88; Air Fares, 1- TEAL, 1-16, 2-17, 3-8. 10-18, 11-25, 12-21; TOA. 2-6. 4-6, 4-50. 5-7, 7-5, 8-6, 9-11, 10-8, 11- 11-60, 12-13; Charter Aviation Services, 2- Capt. Aubrey Kocn, 2-7; TRAPAS. 2-37; Air Tourists, 2-55; PAA, 2-92, 7-43, 8-8, 8-26, 11-51; NZ National Airways Corp., 2-97; Pacific Ser vices and Tasman Crossing, 3-26; Canadian Pacific Airlines, 4-13; Air France, 5-8; Tahiti- Hawaii Airways. 6-105. 7-43; New Services Planned, 7-43; Capt. H. T. (Bunny) Hammond, 7-93; BCPA. 8-9; Mandated Airlines, 9-10, 11-21; Amphibious Airways, 9-106; 12-90; Gibbes Sepik Airways, 12-6.

Asia And Asiatic Affairs.—General, 1-5;

Indonesia, 1-7; Borneo, 1-11; Ambon, 2-39, 3-9; Philippines. 3-109. 9-105; Cease Fire in Korea, 12- North Borneo, 12-114.

B BOOK REVIEWS.—Ocean of Islands (Barrett), 1-13; Naturalist’s South Pacific Expedition— Fiji (Degenen, 5-99; Oceania, 7-35. 10-39; The Fiji Islands (Derrick), 9-23; Energy for a Greater Australia (Rablingi, 9-24; Plowman’s Wisdom (Carew), 11-108; Return to Paradise (Michener), 12-58. c

Chatham Group —7-56.

COCOA. (See also under various Territories). — 1-94. 3-119, 6-41, 7-15. 7-63, 8-38, 10-102.

COCOS ISLANDS (Indian Ocean) .-4-7, 12-11.

COOK ISLANDS. —Aid for Sick Penrhyn Woman, 1-29; Mangaia, 1-48, 3-46, 3-67, 3-87, 3- LO4, 5-100, 7-85, 7-86, 9-106, 10-73; Effect of NZ Waterside Strike, 2-68; Pua Game, 3-58, 7-64; Oeneral, 3-68, 3-83, 8-42; Visit of Film Unit. 1-73; Flu Epidemic, 6-33, 7-81; Hurricane Pre cautions, 6-37; Alistair Campbell, 6-40; Coffee growing, 7-84; Copra, 10-27; Native Theologian, LO-71; Citrus. 10-75; 50 Years of NZ Adminis ,ration, 12-8.

COOPER, Harold.—3-101.

COPRA. (See also under various Territories). — -34, 1-43, 1-79, 2-7, 2-33, 3-7, 3-15. 3-29, 4-8, t-9. 5-5. 5-6, 5-7, 6-7, 7-6, 8-7, 8-33, 8-35, 9-13. 1-19, 10-8, 10-10, 10-27. 11-51, 11-79, 11-83, 12-8, .2-41.

D DEATHS.—Arthur Brander, 1-8; Cyril Lambert, -16; Frank Price Jepson, 1-27; Harry Bentley, -68; Sir Apirana Ngata, 1-75; P. T. K. Rich nond, 1-79; Mrs. N. Snell, 1-89; Charles Leake, 1-8; L. B. Benjamin, 2-16; J. A. Cattell, 2-16; VI. J. Lynch, 2-17; P. A. Morris, 2-25; A.

Walter. 2-27; Mrs. A. S. Fitch, 2-32; Fr. L.

McCarthy. 2-105; O. B. Hug, 3-19; D. H. Osborne, 125; C. I. H. Campbell, 3-31; Otto Soltwedel, t-33; Mrs. E. A. Fuller, 3-34; Jean Lods, 3-38; Jrs. Faamusami Mataafa Paumuina. 3-89; Mrs.

S. M. Youlden, 3-92; Gustav Johnson, 3-108; V. M. Roxburgh, 3-112; Percy R. Hinds, 4-55; drs. Lilian Bailey, 4-68; K. Knewstubb, 4-72; Jarcel Frogier, 4-115; John Jones, 4-115; Capt.

V. M. McLeod, 4-115; R. W. J. Charlier. 5-10; V. H. Freeman, 5-97; Fr. Bousquet, 5-100; G. ?oles, 5-105; R. A. Parker, 6-26; Fred. Christian, !-29; Mrs. T. P. Nicholson, 6-29; W. T. Gat vard, 8-44; Capt. B. Rutherford. 6-49; Mrs. C. laad, 6-60; Edmund Walker, 6-71; Mrs. Gwen ioline Coster, 6-79; Leopold Blackman, 7-4; Robert Prideaux, 7-4; R. A. Laws, 7-8; Mt. iamington Deaths (C. F. Cowley. Earl Cowley, Dr. and Mrs. Paul Martin and child, Sister iarbara de Bibera, A. J. Williams. F. W. Cook, Jr. and Mrs. J. Haddock, R, Watkins, K.

Voiwood, C. Stewart, Tom Greenwood, T. loolihan. Rev. and Mrs. D. J. Taylor and four hildren, K. Bradford, lan James, Athol Earl, (. Gleeson, Mr. and Mrs. M. Lock and two hildren, W. R. Humphries, A. Myres, T. Maher- Celly. Mrs. Freda Graham, R. Graham), 7-10; V. R. Humphries, 7-13; Mark Pitt, 7-22; Roy JcG. Anderson, 7-30; F. Rostier, 7-34; C. C. ’aimer, 7-85; Jack Donald. 7-90; L. C. Palmer. -93; Andre Lehartel, 7-113; B. Frogier, 7-113; . M. Wilson, 8-107; Mrs. M. Carruthers. 8-107; O, U. Stockwell, 8-9; D. L. Pullen, 9-10, 10-37; -Irs. P, R. Osborne, 9-21; Mrs. S. M. Muddell, -22; Capt. Dick Whitehouse, 9-22; J. R. Clarke. 0-23; Veikune, 19-26; H. de V. Stacpoole, 10-33; r, C. Stephens, 10-71. 10-73; J. J. Betham, 0-76; D. McEvoy, 10-87: Dr. Arthur Wade. 10- 7; H. Clapp, 10-88; Piddy Christian, 10-88:

John Nolan, 10-104; Mrs. R. Warrant, 10-104; L. Phillips, 10-104; Sister Chistina Macaulay, 10-110; John Graham-Taylor, 11-11; Sir Maynard Hedstrom, 11-13; James Morgan, 11-15; P. G.

Rogerson, 11-28; Mrs. Bella Stowers, 11-38; Nils Bowman, 11-50; Fr. Harold Thompson, 11- 51; K. J. Angel. 11-69; J. B. Mawson, 11-87; E.

E. Dunwoodie.. 11-100; Edouard Dupont, 11-113; James Norman Hall, 12-9; Lady Scott, 12-11; Aiden Gooding. 12-15; Ratu George Tonganivalu, 12-22; A K. M. Edwards. 12-34; H. J. Berry man, 12-43; Ukinga Rau, 12-71; Miss E. Hansen. 12-74; C. S. Evennett, 12-75; E. V. O’Brien, 12-115.

F FlJl.—Queen Victoria School, 1-7; Tuna Fish ing Industry. 1-9, 2-8. 3-60. 3-84, 6-103. 9-33; Sir Brian Freeston, 1-9, 7-5, 11-f; Elections, 1-15, 2-7; Strawberry Growing, 1-30; Cost of Living. 1- 1-39, 3-17. 4-15. 5-36; Automatic Tele phones, 1-33; Fiji Hangman. 1-54; Copra, 1-79, 2- 3-29. 5-6, 6-10. 10-8, 10-10, 11-79; Rainfall, 1- 8-68; Legislative Council, 1-86; 2-6. 3-51. 4-9. 4-13; Sir Lala Sukuna, 2-11, 4-46; Mining. 2- 3-89. 5-107; Decorations, 2-40, 12-23; Aus tralian Oranges, 2-51; Pineapple Cup, 2-77; Indians, 2-88. 3-8. 3-45. 3-49, 3-72, 6-6, 6-104. 8-106, 9-9. 9-53, 9-85, 9-103. 11-15, 11-39. 11-73; Harbour Works, 2-105; Sir Hugh Ragg, 3-7; Mills’ Salary Report, 3-7, 4-9, 8-110; Aerial Mapping, 3-26, 4-23, 7-27, 10-23; Mune Golden Wedding, 3-45; Pish Supplies, 3-50; Annual Re port, 3-55; Meat Supply, 3-55; Smithy Memorial, 3- Anti-T-B Fund, 3-84, 4-30, 12-20; Suva Town Council. 3-104; Economy. 3-107; Sugar, 4- 5-9. 6-9, 8-6; London! Wharf. 4-30; Cession Day, 4-31; Tapioca Disease, 4-39; Rent Racket. 4-49; Housing, 4-49; Levuka, 4-51; Rotuma, 4-62; Cheaper Suva Electricity, 4-69; Suva’s New Market, 4-84; Fijian Land, 5-8; New Roads, 5-10; Taveuni Rest-House, 5-13; Whysall Golden Wedding, 5-13; Makogai, 5-35; Develop ment Plan, 5-35; Suva Mayor, 5-75; Knighthood for T. W. Alport Barker, 6-9, 10-116; Nadi Air port. 6-32; Yasawas, 6-57; General, 6-73, 7-29; Flu Epidemic. 6-98; Suva Point Radio Mast. 6-100; Native Enterprise. 7-9; Central Medical School, 7-17; Banana Industry, 7-31; Mother ■Agnes. 7-55; Seaplane Lost. 8-10; Bank of Australasia for Suva, 8-10; Scholarships, 8-11; Australian Trade, 8-14; Fiji Liquor Laws, 8-32; Low Priced Holiday Resorts, 8-64; War on Weeds, 8-102; Boxers in Australia, 8-105; Coconut Planting Campaign, 8-109; Naming Suva’s Streets, 8-109, 11-70; Manufacture of Cooking OH, 8-110; I. E. Lucchinelll, 9-7; Native Develop ment Fund. 9-8, 10-9; Nurse G. Morrison, 9-10; Launch Collision, 9-25; Tourism, 9-45, 9-47, 9-104; Walu Bay Reclamation, 9-57; Customs Duty, 10- Lau Islands, 10-59; Mary Edwards Ex hibition. 11-39; Festival of Britain Visitors, 11- Population, 11-104; Finance, 11-104; Ban on Motor Vehicle Export, 11-104; Oil Crushers' Grievance, 12-7; Internal Air Services, 12-7; Trade Balance. 12-17; Cricketers for UK, 12-49; Medical School, 12-73.

Giant Snails.—I-47. 11-18.

Gilbert And Ellice Islands Colony.—

C. G. F. Cartwright, 2-97; Tarawa Memorial, 3- Wholesale Society, 3-10; Drought, 5-13; Hoodoo; on Ships, 7-27; Myths. 9-52; George Murdoch, 12-60.

GOLD. (See also under various Territories).— 1-8. 1-25, 2-37, 2-115, 3-89. 3-92, 3-100, 3-108, 4- 5-107; 6-95, 8-9, 9-17. 9-99, 11-31, 12-20 12-

Groundnut Scheme.—2-24, 7-4, 8-11.

Hawaii.—2-53. 2-79, 2-80. 5-31, 6-94.

Health.—Poiio, 1-9. 2-23. 10-111. 11-49. 12-

79; Malaria. 1-39, 9-65; Filaria, 2-7, 4-53. 12-106; Leprosy, 6-85, 9-10; Elephant Mosquito (Megar hinus Brevipalpis), 7-86.

Henderson Is.—4-9. 10-63.

Jute And Other Fibres.—I-65, 2-25, 9-43.

Lord Howe Is.—B-63.

Margarine.— 3-111, 12-6.

Marshall. Mariana And Caroline Is.—

3-25, 9-113, 11-117, 12-104.

MlSSlONS.—Anglican, 1-42. 3-54, 4-105. 8-50, 9-71; Melanesian. 1-68; Bishop Newton Fund. 2-15; Methodist, 2-55, 6-83, 11-70; Seventh Day Adventist. 2-68, 5-67. '5-81, 9-67; Lutheran, 2-76. 2- 5-67; London Missionary Society, 2-76. 5-46; Latter Day Saints, 3-49; Roman Catholic, 3- 5-67. 6-100; Presbyterian, 6-75; Pastor Kata Ragoso (SDAi. 8-31; Rev. James Chalmers, 10-92.

Nauru.—3-6. 3-11, 8-13. 12-105.

New Caledonia. —(Labour. 2-49. 3-18. 6-36,

8-37, 11-90: General, 3-16, 10-112. 11-23: Relic of Cook’s Voyage, 4-39. 9-45; New Department Store, 5-45; Capt. Pierre Marriott!. 6-20; Hous ing Shortage. 7-51; Exchange of School Children. 8-88; Mineral Wealth and Mining. 8-93. 11-17; Hurricane, 9-103; Wallis Group, 11-19; Election of Deputy, 12-23.

NIUE. - 1-67, 2-67. 5-47. 5-63. 6-36. 6-76. 8-41. 8-45, 8-68. 12-43, 12-77.

Norfolk Is.—L-84, 2-85, 8-89. 10-15. 10-49.

12-75.

New Hebrides.—Generai. 1-27. 2-11. 3-79, 4-

111, 5-77, 5-105. 6-54, 6-84. 7-63, 8-71. 11-49. 12-51; Tonkinese. 2-6; Earthquakes, 3-50. 6-43. 8- 9-44: Miss Vila Quest. 3-75; R. D. Blandy. 4- Native Labour. 4-73; Blood Transfusion Service, 10-45; New Telephones, 10-50; Liquor to Natives. 10-73; Ambrym Volcano. 10-83.

NEW GUINEA (DUTCH) .—lndonesian Claim, 2-5, 4-8. 6-8; General, 2-36, 3-6; Purchase by Australia, 11-71.

O OIL. (See also various Territories!. —l-6, 2-6. 2-44, 3-26, 3-100, 4-10, 5-111, 6-78, 6-99, 8-9. 9- 9-24. 12-20. 12-50.

Organisations And Associations.—Ng

Planters’ Association, 1-7. 2-10; NG Memorial Scholarship Fund, 1-33. 2-77, 5-43, 6-103, 8-11, 12-115; NG Womens Club. Sydney. 1-37, 3-9, 4-8. 5-15, 6-93, 7-21, 10-40. 11-10. 12-13; Pacific Science Organisation, 1-45; Pacific Islands Society, 1-103. 3-31, 5-97. 11-10, 12-115; Poly nesian Club, 2-110, 12-69; Pan Pacific Women’s Association, 3-80; NG Ex-Servicemen’s Club.

Sydney. 3-100: 9-74; 10-26. 11-101. 12-14; In stitute of Pacific Relations. 3-112; Rabaul Com forts Fund, 3-115; Melb. NG Women’s Associa tion, 4-8. 6-87; NG RSSAILA, 4-9, 10-73; Fiji Society. 5-68; P-NG Public Service Association. 11-37.

P PACIFIC (GENERAL).- Hilder Water Colours, 1- 2-9. 9-15; Pacific Studies. 1-67; Cruising Yachts, 1-72, 2-44. 3-43, 12-106; Stevenson, R. L.. 2- 5-59, 12-63; South Pacific Federation, 2-69; Laubach System of Literacy, 2-81; Barney Bergin. 2- F’ei Bananas, 2-97, 3-8; Cattle Raising, 3- Polynesian Migrations, 3-103, 12-67; Fish ing. 4-60; Report on NZ Island Territories, 5-65; Mutton Birds. 6-48; Forest Preservation. 6-67; Birthday Honours, 6-101; Pacific Pact. 7-3, 10-5. 10- NZ Internal Marketing Division, 7-31; Hot Water from Sun’s Rays, 7-45; Native Equality. 7-82; Repellant for Leeches, 8-75; Coral Sea Cyclone, 8-91; NZ Waterfront Dispute, 9-9. 11- 11-38, 12-49; Race Prejudice, 9-49; Films, 9-78. 10-46. 12-23; US Price Freeze Effect. 9-86; AMP—What Next?, 9-108; Administration Change in SW Pacific Groups, 10-7, 11-9, 11-19, 12-17; Future of French Colonies. 10-9. 10-55; Poly nesians in NZ. 10-17. 12-9, 12-37; Polynesian Outposts. 10-79; Imperial Institute Exhibits, 10- 84; School Fees, 10-89; Coral Sea Battle Anni versary. 10-110; McArthur Dismissal and Pacific Defence, 10-119; Australia’s Leadership in S.

Pacific. 11-5; Pacific Trade. 11-8; Inadequacies of Pensions, 11-28; The “Peanut Scheme’’

Mentality. 11-53; Namatj ; ra, 11-59; Pacific Bibliographies. 11-119; Pacific Islands Monthly 21 Years Old, 12-7, 12-107; US Pacific Terri tories Under New Status, 12-7; Administrator of Northern Territory, 12-17; Japs Seek Return of Islands, 12-104.

Palmyra Is.—6-93.

Papain.—I-50.

Papua-New Guinea—Lae, 1-6. 1-21, 2-7

4- 7-111. 8-79. 8-86. ft-83, 10-105. 11-103 12- Oil. 1-6, 2-62. 2-44, 3-26, 3-89. 3-100 4- 5-111, 6-78. 6-99, 8-9, 9-10, 10-107; Aus tralian Income Tax, 1-7. 1-8. 1-28. 2-8; Gold 1-8, 1-25, 2-115. 3-92. 3-100, 3-108. 4-8, 4-42! 5- 6-94; 7-23, 8-8, 9-13, 9-99, 11-11, 11-31,

11-50; Polio. 1-9, 2-23: Migrant Doctors. 1-9; Port Moresby, 1-10, 2-13, 3-21, 4-89, 5-33. 6-23, 8- 8-69, 9-27. 10-41, 11-39. 12-29: Public Service Salaries. 1-11; Native Labour, 1-11, 2-29, P-119, 3-13. 4-77, 5-108, 6-17, 9-111. 10-47; Timber, 1-13. 4-7, 4-10, 4-107, 6-8, 6-97. 8-19. 9- 12-99; Defence, 1-20. 1-30. 1-63. 2-11. 2-67, 4-88, 8-6, 11-23, 11-49; Artifacts, 1-35, 2-59, 3- 5-18; Talk-Talk, 1-53, 2-57, 3-57, 4-57, 5- 53, 6-51, 7-53, 8-53, 9-55, 10-57, 11-57, 12-62; War Graves, 1-64, 2-73; Madang, 1-69, 2-91, 3-85, 4- 6-35, 7-23, 8-92, 9-102, 10-81, 11-54, 12-45; Tea, 1-85, 2-32, 6-61; Visit of Parliamentarians, 1- Development, 1-99, 2-35, 3-5, 11-29; New Ireland, 1-104; Rabaul, 1-105, 2-107, 3-37, 4-41, 5- 6-15, 7-7, 7-106, 8-29, 8-67, 9-8, 10-11, 10- 11-35, 11-81, 12-53; Copra, 2-7, 2-33, 3-15, 4-9, 5-7, 6-7, 7-9. 7-73. 8-7, 9-19; Sandals for Police Boys, 2-15. 5-73; Indonesian Infiltration, 2- 4-42, 5-9; Yali, 2-45; Prison Farms, 2-48; NG Highlands. 2-48, 4-45, 4-51, 4-55, 8-56, 8-77, 9-66, 10-9, 12-91; Education, 2-112, 7-69, 11-85; Korea Volunteers, 2-119; Mokolkols, 3-8, 6-45. 7- GPA, 3-10; Lae Oil Installations, 3-10; T.

Gough and Family, 3-11; Fr. McEncroe, 3-11; Sugar Cane Expedition. 3-16. 9-35, 11-27; Montevideo Maru Memorial, 3-17; South Pacific Post, 3-18, 7-35; Moresby Brewery, 3-27, 7-7, 9- Karkar Is., 3-34, 12-59: Cost of Living. 3- 9-25, 11-66; Memorial Hospital in Bris bane, 3-73; Administration, 3-113, 5-7, 6-6, 6-7, 8- 9-9, 11-7; War Disposals, 3-117, 6-99; R.

W. Robson’s Notes. 4-11, 4-19, 4-59, 5-11, 5-49, 6- ; Lae Hotel. 4-29, 8-9; Housing, 4-37, 10-102; Wau and Goldfields. 4-47. 5-83, 6-77. 7-109, S -101, 11-116, 12-86; Markham Bridge, 4-67, 12-10; Coastal Shipping, 4-81, 9-15. 11-10; Town Plans. 4- 6-65. 7-113, 8-105; Rubber. 4-115; Daru, 4- Cost to Australia. 5-19; Chinese, £-29; Manus, 5-37. 7-41, 10-19; Miss Rabaul Quest, 5- Old Records. 5-47; Leahy Brothers, 5-56; Native Police Salaries. 5-75; PS Working Hours, 5- Fall of Rabaul Anniversary, 3-9, 7-15; Works and Housing Dept., 6-21, 6-63, 9-39, 10- Passion Fruit Growing. 6-39; Girl Guides, 6- Matupi Natives “Rights,” 6-47; Herr Frings, 6-52, 8-84; Liquor Permits, 6-79; Man grove Bark Industry, 6-103, 7-31, 12-35; Hos pitals, 6-105, 9-37; Mt. Lamington Relief Fund, 7- 8-85, 9-41, 11-50; Livestock Introductions, 7-9; Rice Growing, 7-9; Mt. Lamington Eruption, 7- 7-11. 8-11, 8-35, 8-41. 9-11, 9-35, 10-15, 10-83, 11-27, 12-9; Bougainville. 7-26, 7-37, 9-36; Mr. Spender’s Washington Appointment, 8-5; Coronia Tourists, 8-18; Otto Soltwedel, 8-27; Advisory Councils, 8-38. 9-13; Naturalisation, 8- Richard Humphries Verse, 8-59; Movie Theatres for Natives, 8-72; Capt. and Mrs.

Duncan Golden Wedding, 7-4, 8-106; Retirement of W. H. Halford-Thompson, 8-107; Depart mental Research Section, 8-109; Jap Colonists Proposed for NG, 8-111; Page-Adams Wedding, 9- PCB and Auditor-General’s Report, 9-17; Wharf Replacement, 9-32, 10-76; Arts Council, 9-41; Pioneers of Goldfields, 9-41, 9-75; Kuku kukus, 9-58. 12-83; Sepik River, 9-60; Arbitration Ordinance, 9-69; Industry Penalised, 9-70; Aero dromes, 9-77; No Encouragement for Agriculture, 9- Mr. Hasluck, 10-7. 11-7, 12-7; Air Drop for Purari Patrol, 10-18; Australia’s 7th State, 10- 11-75; Pullen Patrol Incident, 10-37, 12- 27; Hydro-Electricity, 10-45, 12-9; Sheldon Family, 10-53; Matthews Memorial Appeal, 10- 69; Wagawaga Community Development, 10-83; National Parks for P-NG, 10-87; No Pension for Papuan PS Widows 10-107; Soldier Settlement, 11- Lost Land Registers, 11-10; Sir H. Murray Fund, 11-10; Taipan Snakes, 11-11; Livestock Importations, 11-25; Fisheries Report, 11-89; “Spoiling Papuans,” 11-91, 12-70; Half-Castes, 11- Abandoning Ex-Pro. Plantations, 11-115; £B,OOO for Native Landowners,, 12-5; Bulola Wages Agreement, 12-9; Motor Registration. 12- Hanuabadans and Their Finances,. 12-33; Romney Marsh Sheep, 12-46; Fead Islands, 12- 117.

Pearling And Shell Fishing.—S-39, 8-19,

8-75, 9-89, 11-31.

Phosphate. —2-98.

Pitcairn Is.—2-73. 4-25, 11-75, 11-107.

R RICE —2-9, 2-51. 3-39, 6-100, 7-9. 10-102.

RUBBER. (See also under various Terri tories) .-4-115, 7-49, 9-51, 11-6. s

Samoa, Eastern.—I-85, 2-28, 8-43, 8-103,

10-33, 12-27.

SAMOA. WESTERN.—Crime Wave, 1-28, 2-95, 2- 3-77, 3-119, 4-42, 9-35, 12-6, 12-18; Busi ness Credit for Samoans, 1-73; Lawyer Needed, 1-97; Prosperity, 1-111, 2-21, 5-39. 8-23, 11-75; General. 2-84, 3-71, 4-15. 9-79; Hydro Electricity, 3- Malie School, 3-53; Smyth Golden Wed ding. 3-91, 4-21; Cocoa, 3-119. 4-23, 6-41. 7-15: 7-63, 9-73; New Newspaper, 4-9. 7-35; Legislative Assembly, 4-23; Centenarian Dies, 4-31; Police Awards, 4-46; Reparation Estates, 4-86; Catalina Crash, 5-6. 6-28: R. G. Powles, 5-72, 12-7; Aleisa

Settlement, 5-95; Soldiers In Korea. 6-31; Shipping Services. 6-49; Marlst Bros. School. 6-49; L. B. D. Frost, 6-78; Record Xmas Spend ing, 6-84; NZ Medical Research Team, 7-50; Rainfall, 7-51; Vi.lage Water Supplies;. 7-67; Dr. Keesing’s Visit. 7-94; Bananas, 8-73; Mr.

Dulles’ Visit, 8-76; Assembly Election. 8-76. 9-11. 10- 11-67: Baby Stealing Case, 10-68; Apia Racing Club, 10-71; High Salaries Bill, 10-73; Tokelau Memorial. 10-92; New Political Party, 11- 12-105; RNZAF Visitors. 11-79; Thieme Family, 12-10.

SHIPPING AND SHIPS.—Union Steamship Co..

I- WRC Line, 1-34; Tofua. 1-38, 11-8; Small Ships from Aust., 1-87, 3-81, 4-83. 7-110; John Williams VI., 3-43; Mariposa and Monterey, 3- Lautoka, 3-83, 7-5; Maui Pomare, 4-7; Aorangi, 4-13, 5-9, 7-5, 8-9. 9-11, 11-9; Fetu Moana. 5-8. 7-21; Huia, 5-37. 7-5; Margaret. 5- Ivor Jenny, 6-9, 7-7, 7-84; Capt. Russell iMatua) Retires, 6-27; Stella Maris. 6-28; Nareau. 7-21; Nimanoa, 7-27; Dutch Shipping Line. 7-86; Caronia, 8-14; Stella Polaris, 8-14; Admiral Chase, 8-105; Nautical Museum. 9-60; Commandant Chariot, 10-21; Yankee, 10-58, 12- 57; Alexandria, 10-81; New Golden Hind. 10-81; Evaleeta. 10-85; Malekula, 11-11; French Ships In Pacific. 11-27; Matua, 11-34; Gona, 11-35; Qorda. 11-67; Laurabada, 11-67, 12-90; Ornant, II-

Solomon Islands.—Copra, 1-34. 1-43. 1-81.

4- 6-65. 8-35, 9-91, 11-51; Native Labour. 1-35; Marching Rule, 1-41, 1-77, 2-75, 9-90; Savo. 1-57; Major S. G. Masterman Retires, 1-76; Catalina Crash, 2-43; Native Murder, 2-53; Advisory Council, 3-38, 5-95; Vanikoro, 3-79; Bomb* Disposal, 3-80. 12-47; Taro Disease, 4-43; Education. 4-46; Geologists’ Expedition, 4-53; 6- Eruptions,. 4-73; General, 4-75, 7-68; Air mail Services. 4-80; Wharf Problems, 4-80. 8-17; Cattle Export Banned, 4-92; Rainfall. 6-7: Shipping. 6-100, 12-39; Western Solomons, 7-59; Honiara Museum. 7-68; Guadalcanal Club, 7-76. 12-67; Minister of State Interviews BSI Planter. 8-25; Cocoa. 8-38; Introduction of Rabbits, 8-39; Commonwealth Bank, 10-9, 12-35; WPHC Moves HQ. 10-10; Soccer Team for NZ, 10-27; Red

Cross. 11-87; Native Representative Goes to UK. 12-73; Rice Shortage. 12-78.

South Pacific Commission.—I-13. 1-17

2- 2-113, 3-7, 4-17, 4-27, 5-21, 6-19. 7-8, 8-6, 8-9, 8-10, 9-82, 9-109, 10-29, 10-74, 11-7. 11-45, 12-13.

Stamp Collecting And New Issues.—

1-31, 1-47. 4-68, 9-69.

Sugar.—2-94, 3-17, 4-23. 6-9, 9-7, 10-21.

Sulphur.—I-41, 7-42. 10-17, 10-34.

Tahiti And French Oceania—General.

I- 1-108, 2-24, 2-85. 4-69, 6-71, 6-96, 7-87. 10- 51, 10-114, 11-113, 12-114; Rapa. 1-56; Decora tions, 2-23; Leeward Is., 2-60; Tourism, 3-41. 4- Sudden Departure of Governor, 4-7; New- Dry Dock, 4-9; Chinese, 6-42; Cement Scandal, 6- New Governor, 6-71; New British Consul. 7- Death for Brander Murderers. 7-7; Deficit and High Taxation, 7-25; Lasalle-Sere, 7-34, Airmail Service, 10-8, 11-9: Old Tahitian Language Books, 10-39; Tax for Visitors, 10-47; Dirty Bank Notes. 10-87; Verniers Farewelled, 10-115; Tupai, 11-62; Gauguin, 11-69; Punaruu Traffic Bridge, 11-101; Von Luckner’s Treasure, 12-50.

TONGA. —Political Reform, 2-41; Royal Tor toise, 2-55; School for Vavau, 3-27; General. 3- 7-64, 8-47; Tungi’s Visit to Australia, 4-7, 5- Fire in Picture Theatre, 4-15; Over population, 5-9; Treaty of Friendship, 7-27, 8-55, II- Fire Brigade of 50 Years Ago, 9-110; Niuafo’ou Copra, 10-88; No Air Service?, 11-7; Tungi for UK, 11-7; Alfred Cowley, 11-58.

Torres Strait Islands.—2-109, 5-67.

Trading, Planting And Business

FIRMS.—C. Sullivan (Pacific Is.), Ltd., 1-8; South Pacific Insurance Co., 2-98; Steamships Trading Co.. 4-10; Morris Hedstrom Ltd.. 4-45, 7-8; Ventrillon & Cie, 5-45; Robert Gillespie, 6- Pacific Biscuit Co., 6-37; Anderson’s Indus tries, 9-77; Burns Philp (SS) Ltd., 10-80; Burns Philp & Co., Ltd., 10-104.

Trusteeship Council (Un).—L-31. 3-93,

5-17, 8-49.