Index to Vol. XXII.

Aug., 1951, To Jul, 1952, Inclusive

[First number Indicates number of is sue, and second number gives page.]

A LIRWAYS AND AVlATlON.—Accidents, , 1-10, 2-102, 10-97; TOA, 1-9, 4-104, 1; Southern Cross, 1-15; TEAL, 1-25, i 3-75, 4-25, 5-15, 6-20, 7-21, 8-112, 4, 10-19, 12-62, 12-78; NAC. 1-46, 3l; CPAL, 1-53; QEA, 1-109, 2-121, 4-11, 8, 7-19, 10-41; Mandated Airlines, 2-27; ansoceanic Airways (US), 2-38; Fiji •ways, 2-57, 3-19, 5-18, 8-133; P. G. ylor, 2-78, 12-62; Diseases and Insects rried by Plane, 3-75; KLM, 3-96, 5-123; r Air Freight, 4-14; SPATC, 6-33, 11- Jet Aircraft, 6-33, 10-43, 11-83; CPAL, 13; BCPA, 6-33; Air France, 9-91; fZAF, 10-26; Air Fares, 10-57, 12-63; r Tahiti, 12-58.

4Sia And Asiatic Affairs.—Jap

ese Peace Treaty, 1-5; Indonesia, 4-15, ■29; Chinese in Pacific, 8-13.

Canton Island.—6-84.

COCOA. (See also under various Terri fies).— 1-46, 1-57, 5-31, 6-81, 7-14, 8- 9-70, 11-86.

COCOS IS. (Indian Ocean) .-2-31, 5-20.

Cook Islands.—W. H. Tailby, 1-13;

ime of Pua, 1-33; Puka Pukans Island rchase, 1-82, 2-61; Capt. A. Thomson d Sailor Sons, 2-33; General, 3-81; NZ ■ants, 4-12; Shipping, 4-19, 7-129; New 4-19, 6-21, 12-91; Suwarrow, 7-41; 'uanaki Is.”, 7-104; Observance of Sun ys, 9-5; Tourist Hotel, 9-30; Dr. T. R.

Davis. 9-56; Avarua Waterspout, 9-17; illie Brown and Band, 11-104; New lilding, 12-61; War Pensions, 12-89; ingaia R.A. 12-89; Fruit Fund, 12-90.

COPRA. (See also under various Terri fies).—l-6, 1-33, 1-112, 2-7, 2-13, 4-11, 16, 4-41, 5-14, 5-45, 6-16, 7-17, 8-15, 14, 9-85, 11-13, 11-77, 12-15, 12-16, 12- 4.

D DEATHS.—Sir Arthur Ellis, 1-7; J. O.

Whittus, 1-8; James Norman Hall, 17; Mrs. May Mullins, 1-21; James hitford, 1-41; The Rev. J. Fisher, 1-57; ic Rev. J. H. S. Hurse; George Peloux, 75; Miss O. N. Bayly, 1-79; Polito Atoa, 97; R. H. C. Bentley, 1-97; Mrs. A. M. ickling, 1-98; W. Voysey, 1-105; J. 3dd, 1-111; A. Bill, 1-111; Peter Grant, Ll 9; A. Cinnamond, 1-111; R. A. A. Perry, 23; J. J. Barker, 2-23; F. H. Harvey, 23; F. D. Ross, 2-23; Ken Frank, 2-23; M. Phillipp, 2-24; Albert Stehlin, 2-24; . G. Higgs. 2-24; Capt. S. Burns, 2-24; Schofield, 2-30; Dr. N. B. Watch, 3-122; rs. T. Symons, 3-122; Mrs. R. A. Puxley, 122; C. A. Gaertner. 3-122; Mrs. A. ;ntley, 2-123; William Hansen, 3-123; rs. Ina Pryke, 3-123; H. I. Moore, 3-123; H. Leaver, 3-123; J. A. Garnett, 4-123; arold Rhodes, 4-123; H. H. Hemus. 4- 3; C. W. Rundnagel, 4-123; Mrs. P. uon, 4-123; Mrs. Louie Reay, 4-124; idy Barker. 5-119; Sir P. Buck, 5-119, 34; The Rev. C. Beharell, 5-119; A. J. ittersall, 5-120; E. E. de Brath, 5-120; ; McWilliams, 5-120; S. R. Foy, 5-120; apt. V. Brisson, 5-120; T. E. Bunkley, 121, 6-75; Christian Jenson, 5-121; Mrs.

Winchester. 5-121; Frans Franzen, 5- 1; Mdme. de Vasseau Duvaux, 5-127; an Costello, 5-127; Adi Cakobau, 6-105; ajor F. G. L. Holland, ,6-106; F. S. hitcombe, 6-107; Charles B. Hill, 6-107; . H. Brabant. 6-107; W. Young. 6-108; iss M. N. Christian, 6-108; W. H. Car :nter, 6-113; R. G. Pettigrew, 6-122; P. L. Byrne, 7-135; Gavera, 7-135; Rev. . Deane, 7-135; Madame A. Titipupure, 135; Arthur Pelletier, 7-135; Mde. arcillac, 7-135; Madame Marie Brault;

W. J. Wigmore, 7-135; Mrs. W.

Willoughby-Tottenham, 8-121; Miss R. A.

Mune, 8-121; O. B. Corbett, 8-121; Mrs.

Ross Elliot, 8-122; O. Savage, 8-122; E, A. A. Touze, 8-122; R. Cornillac, 9-45; E.

C. Harris, 9-113; A. E. Hosie, 9-113; J. H.

Baldie, 9-113; M. Elfinbein, 9-113; A. C.

Koskey, 9-115; J. K. Harrington, 9-115; Capt. K. McPherson, 10-124; G. Gray, 10- 124; Davis Wood, 10-124; L. N. Bean, 10- J. D. Moore, 10-124; Mrs. A. T.

Anderson, 10-125; Miss A. M. Rice, 10- 125; Mdlle. Pauline Brander, 11-122; Georges Gournac, 11-122; Capt. Brisson, 11- Harold Thurston, 11-122; Rev.

A. C. Flint, 11-122; R. Bambridge, 11- 123; Mrs. E. Drysdale and daughter, 12- 119; Mrs. Julia Nordman, 12-119; E. J.

Mathews, 12-119; Cyril Gleeson, 12-119; Brother Alexis, 12-119; Capt. Burchaell, 12- Mrs. Alice Evetts, 12-119.

F FlJl.—Dugdale Visit, 1-10;, 1-109. 2- 25; Lautoka Wharf, 1-11, 2-115; 3-10; Rewa Water Supply, 1-16; Nadi Airport, 1-23, 2-115, 3-55, 6-33, 10-43, 12-110; Footballers, 1-61, 1-89, 3-49, 5-99, 7-129, 8- 9-59, 11-17, 12-15, 12-65; Moturiki Project, 1-64; 18-Footer Championship, 1-78, 4-78, 8-85, 9-58, 10-89, 11-132, 12-49; Taxation, 1-108, 5-59, 7-33, 9-53; Gold, I- 4-12, 10-115; Electricity Supply, 1- 119; Broadcasting Commission, 1-127, 2- 114, 10-135; “Tavua” Johnson, 2-62; Indians, 3-6, 3-21, 7-3, 9-53, 10-33, 10-75, II- Govt. Loans, 3-9, 4-12; Timber Imports, 3-10; Suva Wharf, 3-10, 5-55; Tuna Fleet, 3-16, 9-57; Slow Mails, 3- 34; Duisiga (Fiji newspaper), 3-41; Taralala, 3-45, 4-62; Margarine Manu facture, 3-57; Trade, 1-75; 8-130; Anglican Cathedral, 3-99, 8-81; Malaya Battalion, 4-10, 4-17, 6-21, 7-125, 8-112, 10-103, 12-27; Electoral Regulations, 4-12; Import Duties, 4-21; Fiji Land Trust Bd., 4-23; Tourism, 4-51; PMF in NZ, 4-83; Constable Jone Atobe, 4-89; Drasa, 4-91; Cost of Living, 4-107; H. T. Lawrence, 4- Fijian Language Books, 5-9, 8-43; Suva’s New Mayor, 5-15; Jackson De portation Case, 5-25, 8-89; Sugar, 5-27, 6- 7-19, 11-51, 11-116, 12-25; Starlings, 5- Wharf Labourers, 5-85; Sir R.

Garvey, 6-15, 9-11, 12-16; Medical School, 6- 6-103, 9-41; Suva’s Indian Deputy Mayor, 6-20; Rainfall, 6-96; Coconut Planting, 7-9; Banana Industry, 7-14, 9- 39, 11-90, 11-124, 12-103; Hurricane, 7-15, 7- 8-20, 9-71, 11-39, 12-83; Agricultural Students in Aust., 7-25; Hydro-electricity. 7- RSPCA, 7-89; Development Fund, 7-93, 9-33, 9-79, 11-77; Education Re search, 7-100; Three-Community Problem, 7-115; Financial Secretary, 7-14; Aerial Charting, 8-86, 12-50; P. A. Snow, 8-131; Rhinoceros Beetle, 9-35; Sir A. Barker Resigns, 9-38; Increased Postal Rates, 9- Banabans of Rabi, 9-43; Manganese, 9-46; Colonial Development Scholarships, 9-55; Population, 9-97, 11-51; Copra, 10- 19; Movie Making; 10-30, 11-135, 12-68; Trade Deficit, 10-33; Samabula Native Settlement, 10-42; Kava Drinking, 10-59; Trade Unionism, 10-63; Suva Hotels, 10- 90; Anti-TB Campaign, 10-91, 12-93; Education, 10-93; BEM for Lorima Dakun ivosa, 10-125; Birthday Honours, 11-14, Long Overseas Leave, 11-16; Death of Levant Tamanirkurukuiovalau, 11-20; Proposed Hospital Fees, 11-61; Tabua for Queen, 11-72; Oil Terminal at Nadi, 11-83; Lantana Pest, 11-108; Indian Commis sioner, 12-16; Wharf for Ovalau Passengers, 12-26; Bank for Vanua Levu, 12-83; Rotuma, 12-94; Cocoa, 12-104; Grave of Tahiti “Nature Man”, 12-111,

Giant Snails.—I-42, 2-55, 11-89.

Gilbert And Ellice Is. Colony.—

6- 6-109, 9-64, 10-18, 11-15.

H HEALTH.—Fllaria, 1-7, 3-125; General, 2-95; Leprosy, 4-107, 5-93, 6-58, 8-38, 11- 11-89, 12-87; Smallpox, 5-39, Tuberculosis, 5-57, 5-95; Malaria, 6-38, 8-90, 10-99; Polio, 8-31, 9-55, 11-92; School of Tropical Medicine, 10-103.

Marshalls, Marianas And Caro

Lines.—S-79, 7-85, 9-15, 9-109, 10-26,

12- 12-16, 12-69, 12-111.

MlSSlONS.—Anglican, 1-7, 7-104, 7-125; Fr. Boch, 1-59; Rev. J. Goldie, 1-59, 2- 70, 6-33; Dr. C. E. Fox, 1-59, 10-81, 12-20; Methodist Mission (NZ), 1-79, 1-111, 3-87. 8-58, 10-135, 12-87; Rev, Bro. Pamphilius, 2- Rev. Fr. K. Laufer, 3-42; Rev. and Mrs. W. Anderson, 3-113; Gospel by Radio, 4-81; London Missionary Society, 4- 11-83; Helena Goldie Memorial Hospital, 5-95; Roman Catholic, 6-18, 6- 71, 7-93, 7-125, 8-91, 8-95, 8-133, 11-33, 11-38; Aviation Fellowship, 7-88; Presby terian Mission, 7-125; SDA, 7-125; Churches of Christ, 7-125; Lutheran, 7- Rev. Fr. Tremblay, 8-47; Rev. H.

P. Schlenker, 9-95; Rev. Mother Agnes, 10- Meth. Overseas Mission, 11-67; Dr.

Burton, 12-59; Mel. Mission, 12-101.

Nauru.—I-45; 4-13, 4-19, 4-131, 5-93,

5- 6-123, 7-57, 12-34.

New Caledonia.—Mining. 1-37, 3-85;

New Governor, 1-125, 2-9, 3-9, 4-12; Elections and Politics, 1-127, 7-33, 9-12, 11- Cost of Government. 3-92; General, 3- History, 6-46, 11-111; Communism, 7- Population, 7-131.

NEW HEBRIDES.—Santo (general), 1- 88. 2-20, 2-59, 6-61, 7-132, 9-95, 11-43; Vila (general), 1-124, 2-47, 4-100, 4-121, 6- Leprosy, 2-42; Ambrym Volcano, 2-118, 3-8, 5-15, 8-126; Erromanga, 3-105, 8- Dr. Edward Jacomb, 4-21; Labour, 5- 6-21, 7-17, 9-51; Hurricane, 6-19, 9- 49; Tonkinese Taxis, 9-123; War Scrap, 10- Judge Comte, 11-110; Chinese, 12-

New Guinea (Dutch).—General, 7-

19, 8-17, 9-63, 10-111, 11-31, 12-69.

Niue.—I-31. 3-105, 4-33, 8-49, 11-58,

11- 11-113.

Norfolk Is.—L-21, 2-6, 2-53, 3-8,

4- 5-99, 5-117, 6-14, 6-57, 7-43, 8-65, 9- 10-90, 11-124, 12-58, 12-114. 0

Organisations And Associations.

—NG Women’s Club of Sydney, 1-31, 4- 17, 5-116, 6-97, 8-55, 11-27; Pacific Is.

Club (Melb.), 1-109; Rabaul Rifle Club, 2-20; NG Memorial Scholarship Fund, 2-44, 8-51, 8-135, 10-108; Pacific Islands Society, 3-50, 3-111, 5-31; NG Ex- Servicemen’s Club, 4-51, 8-125; NO Branch RSSAILA, 4-99, 8-53; Macgregor Club, 6- NG Women’s Assn. (Melb.), 6-118, 12- Qld. NG Assn., 9-37; L’amicable Francaise, 12-89; Sol. Is. Soc. 12-115.

P PACIFIC (GENERAL).—lmmigration Laws, 1-98, 2-29, 5-25; Islands Art in London Exhibition, 2-33; Honours, 2-95, 6-15; Criticism of SW Pacific by Osmar White, 2-99; US Scientists Study Atolls, 2-103; Complicated Currencies, 3-23, 4-95;

Preserving Historical Records, 3-59; Taro Sold in Auckland, 3-85; NZ’s Islands Fruit Scarcity, 3-93, 4-12; Drought in Pacific, 4- WPHC Territories, 4-79, 6-16; Radio, 4-112, 5-117, 6-100, 7-126, 8-101, 9-101, 10-107, 11-101, 12-77, 12-104; Mar shall Islanders Drift 102 Days, 4-129; Islands Utopias, 5-81; Retired Officials and Their Difficulties, 5-89; US Tourist Plans, 5-104; UN Trust Territories, 6-15, 9-10; Polynesian Migrations, 6-89; Hurri cane Forecasting, 7-14, 12-95; Peabody Museum Expedition, 6-14; Women’s Pan Pacific Conference, 7-57; Hydro-electricity, 7- Calabash Navigation, 7-113; Sir Peter Buck’s Ashes, 7-131, 8-35; US Air base On Easter Is., 8-85; Islands That Vanish, 8-87; Robbing Palm of its Fronds, 8- Education Problems, 9-9; Women Champion Big-Game Fish, 9-15, 10-16; Fungus, Shark-fins, etc., 9-27; Overseas Telecommunications, 9-97; Lingua Franca, 9- Intermarriage, 9-116; Coral Sea Battle, 10-45; Shark Livers, 10-100; Cattle Production, 11-43; SOFAR Location. 11- 47; Paper from Sugar Cane, 11-81; Populations, 11-103; Dr. J. Burton, 12-59.

PAPUA - NEW GUlNEA.—Future of Rabaul 1-6, 1-35, 2-45, 2-51, 7-45, 8-26, 11-14, 12-92, 12-117; Legislative Council, 1-7, 1-29, 1-49, 2-9, 3-7, 3-30, 3-114, 4-11, 5- 5-17, 6-115, 8-56, 8-129; Jap Poachers, 1-9, 2-47, 2-76, 3-12, 4-27; Minister for Territories (Mr. Hasluck), 1- 9-11; Development, 1-24, 2-39, 8-39, 9-24, 11-16; Soldier Settlement, 1-25, 8-39; Copra, 1-31, 4-11, 4-107, 5-21, 6-14, 8-129, 9-81, 9-91, 10-82; Buka-Bougainville, 1-47, 2- 2-97, 3-72; Wharves, 1-51, 4-117, 7-20, 8-35, 9-112; Madang Hotel, 1-73, 5-9; NG Highlands, 1-73, 3-127, 4-58, 7-69, 7-111, 8-51, 10-19, 11-67; J. K. McCarthy, 1-87, 9-55, 12-91; Native Welfare, 1-90, 7- Jap Imports, 1-93; Mt. Lamington Area, 1-94, 2-53, 6-42, 11-116; Morobe, 1-95, 2-93, 5-77. 6-78, 7-123; Girl Guides. 1-97, 2-27; Hospitals, 1-98; Moresby Brewery, 1-107, 2-10; Gold, 1-108. 2-34, 4- 6-49, 7-29, 7-99, 8-95, 9-58, 9-97, 9-124, 10-79, 11-100; Sulphur Deposits, 1-113; Lae, 1-116, 3-53. 4-101, 5-11; Oil. 1-120. 6-123, 7-88, 7-129, 8-131 9-79. 9-129. 11-14, 12-127; Madang Chamber of Commerce, 1-122; Postal Services, 1-123; RSL Euronesian “In cidents”, 1-125; D. M. Cleland, 2-8, 9-11; Administration, 2-10; Town and District Advisory Councils, 2-34, 2-111, 3-6 4-117 aii’ 9 9 'i 8 , 8 0 ; H ; Murra y Memorial,’ 2 ' ll9 ’ ro' 20, 7-27; Wor ld War II Memorial, 2-53, 4-116, 5-49; Tugeri Head hunters, 2-65; Rev. H. Matthews Memorial 2-79, 8-106; Mr. and Mrs. N.

Neal, 3-8; Australian Grants, 3-9, 4-13 8- Wilkinson-Bock Case, 3-12, 3-3 s! 8 7*’ 7 ' 62 ’ G - Greathead, • 1 - 132: Act ing GO’S Visit, 3-17, 4-50; T^ Llk ’ P?ct°rs A Tribute. 3-37; Timhp n r g ' 6 0 -™ J Native Labour, 3-76!

Timber, 3-117, 8-16, 10-122; Income Tax, I'* 2 ’ 8-1 t: Jap Bombs, 4-15; Cost of Timber Inquiry, 4-16; Leprosy, 4-39- Moresby Oil Terminal, 4-57; Native Con stabulary, 4-59; Rabaul in 1878 4-67- ®\ rlk . e * 4 - 7 °; Crocodile Shooting’, , Medlca l Services, 4-88; P-NG as AustraUan State, 4-99; Raluana Natives, I'}? 3 ’ 4 ' lo4 ’ 8 ’ 17: War Good s, r}}2» Peanut s, 4-112, 10-87; P.I.R Schonl 6 'nf ?: ® hi P pin g’ 4 -115- 8-131; Pacific f f n 00l D °L Admm ’ 5 ' 17: Cost of Living, 5- Rubber. 5-26, 12-26; Trade, 5-29 • 9*-80 Ve io S. f s ' 3o; Rice - 5-41. 8-14^ 7 *. e „ naf and Jute - 5-45, 6-56, Natives * 7?" 22 -’ oil 1 ' 37 ’ 12- I° s : Drinking 5 ' 71 ’ 7 ' 29 ’ 8 -51: Wharf Pillage tlo3- Whffi 5 : 74 ’ 7 '44: Cargo-culfs Lahy Brothers, StllM*’’??'‘i,,. 5 -“ 6 ,i MUl^’V 6 - 14 - ’-V Rabauf'coconu 1

S & t w’ts- 1!F :

s-l! 7 ’lo 87 8 ' 8^ah? 7 ’h i0 - 96: C 0“ a ' *3«i: a 10-87, Wahlenburg, 6-114, 7-18;

PNGVR, 6-121; Costly Emergency Air strip, 7-23; Native Co-operatives, 7-23; Archer Boss-boy Case, 7-47, 9-18; ADO S. S. Smith, 7-109, 9-29; Cutch, 8-39; Search for Antibiotics, 8-59; Stamp Issue, 8- European Police Force, 8-90, 9-131; Radio Phones, 8-93; Price Control, 8-130; High Court Tax Cases, 9-14, 12-131; Customs Inquiry, 9-16, 10-15, 11-45; Status of NG-born, 9-17; Desiccated Coco nut Factories Close, 9-17; Visiting Politicians, 9-25; New Ireland Mineral Resources, 9-29; Car Exports Restricted, 9- Aust. Fibres, Ltd., Liquidate, 9-47; Quinine, 9-89; Passionfruit Culture, 9-96; Hydro-electricity, 9-98; Moresby Building- Boom, 9-100; Tribute to Late R. L.

Clark, 9-108; Sepik Natives Attack Admin Vessel, 9-115; Louisiades Cyclone, 10- Wool Spinning, 10-19; Retirement of Col. Murray, 10-21, 11-19, 12-20, 12-129; Mt. Lamington Awards for Bravery, 10- 37; Rabaul, 1884, 10-66; Ninigo Islands, 10-71, 11-87; Village Councils, 10-83; Coffee, 10-87; Anderson Enterprises, 10- 94; Moresby Town Plan, 10-99; Moresby Swimming Pool, 10-100, 11-46; Chinese, 10-104, Markham Bridge, 11-20; N. B.

Volcano, 12-20; Native Education, 12-28; Lae Hotel, 12-31; Leave fares, 12-51; Montevideo Maru, 12-126.

Pearling And Shell Fishing.—

Trochus, 1-73, 7-95; Coconut Pearl, 7-61;

Mop, 8-61, 9-31.

Phosphate.—I-45, 12-36.

Pitcairn Is.—4-83, 7-60, 7-108, 11-35.

Rhinoceros Beetle.—2-55, 7-116, 9-

35, 11-77.

Rice.—S-41, 8-14, 9-80, 10-53, 11-32,

12-53.

Rubber.—2-70, 5-26, 7-57, 8-106, 8-109,

10- 12-26, 12-45. s SAMOA, EASTERN.—Governor Phelps Phelps, 1-54, 4-54, 5-30, 11-70; General, 1-97, 3-8, 4-105, 8-45, 11-70, 12-115.

SAMOA, WESTERN.—TokeIau Memorial, I- 8-87; Crime, 1-41, 5-54, 6-102, 10-87, 12-43; Cocoa. 1-46, 1-57, 4-53, 5-31, 9-70, 11- Bus Accidents, 1-57, 7-52; Retire ment R. F. Ott, 1-58; Liquor Laws, 1-85, 5- 9-74, 10-51; Copra, 1-112, 4-53, 7-49, II- Trade, 2-37, 5-14, 6-108, 7-49; Savai’i 2-54; Health Services, 3-13; Dr.

Thieme, 3-31, 4-111, 6-88; Labour Recruit ing for NZ, 3-97; Census, 3-100; Wharf Facilities, 4-31; Legislative Assembly, 4-87, 8-107, 10-95; High Commissioner, 4- 8-107, 9-98; Bananas, 4-109, 9-108; 11-78; Police Force, 5-19; Ministerial Visit, 5-19, 7-28, 8-35, 8-108; Reparation Estates, 5-55; Tokelau Is. 6- New Apia Bridge, 6-47; Soap Factory, 6-55; Dollar Exchange, 6-89; Cost of Living, 7-53; Ship Stealing, 7-54, 8-109; Rhinoceros Beetle, 7-116; Plowman Wrongful Dismissal Case, 9-39; Executive Council, 9-39, 10-49; Movie Making, 9-91, 11-124; Financial Position, 9-129; High Cost of NZ Meat, 11-41; Safotu, 11-71; Board of Agriculture, 11-83; Economic Survey, 11-92; J. B. Wright, 12-51; NZ Soap Export Levy, 12-57.

SHIPS AND SHlPPlNG.—Freights, 1-7; Darnley (ketch), 1-15; P-NG Coastal Ships, 1-26, 1-43; Seven Seas 11, 1-77; NZ Waterside Strike, 1-86, 1-93; Ornant, 1-112, 2-43; Coral Star, 2-21; Tayo, 2-21; Gawa, 2-35; Kovala, 2-39, 7-105, 10-131; Southern Cross, 2-44, 5-96, 10-128; Alexander, 2-57; Islands-North America Shipping Services, 2-89; Bulolo, 2-113, 3-10, 4-131; Galathea, 3-24, 3-33, 4-110, 8-89, 9-16, 12-125; Messageries Maritimes Line, 3-41, 7-44, 9-16, 12-29; Inspire, 3-46, 5- 8-131; Axelle, 3-88, 4-21; Rawhiti, 3- 6-40; Holm Glen (see also Vila Star), 3-91; Siren, 3-118, 5-125; Morinda, 4- 6-18, 7-65, 12-71; Maui Pomare, 4-12, 4-19, 9-46, 9-103, 11-50, 12-52;

Pollurian, 4-29, 6-25, 7-102, 12-27; Vi] Star, 4-30, 5-87, 9-120, 12-126; Matso Ships, 4-30, 10-39, 11-100; Calliope, 4-6] Myong, 4-103; El Retiro, 5-39; Lautoki 5- Awahou, 5-87; Lemuria, 5-91 Bachelor’s Wife, 5-124; Catwinchar, 5-12- Vega, 5-127, 8-113; Malekula, 6-18, 9-11: Tofua, 6-19, 7-48; Tahltienne, 6-4] Orbit Travel Service, 6-47, 9-13; Margaret W, 6-59, 9-119, 10-128; Ja] Shipping Companies, 6-101; Muliami 6- Lahara, 6-122; Merkur, 7-3!

Camano, 7-34; Kurimarau, 7-34, 9-12!

Betua, 7-35, 8-114, 10-131; Deutgan, 7-31 Ships for Micronesia, 7-36; Cheng H 7- 10-20, 11-59, 12-63; Halvorsen’s Boi Yard, 7-43; Admiral Chase, 7-92; Matu 8- 11-57, 12-50; Talasea, 8-34; Maloki 8-35; Taipi, 8-71; President Coolidg 8- Albert Bonneaud, 8-113; Chariot!

Donald, 8-113; Mahurangi, 8-113, 11-121 Tereora, 8-114; Varua, 8-115; Soubret! (Mini), 9-56, 11-127, 12-125; Colleen, 9-9!

Capt. L. C. Boulton, 9-103; Viria, 9-11!

Ranui, 9-119; Anna Elizabeth, 9-12 11-127; Altair, 9-121, 10-131, 11-12!

Huia, 9-121; Lolowai, 10-18; Rosali 10-127; Manzanita, 10-127, 12-126; Mien 10-127; Lady Stirling, 10-129, 11-13 Tamatea, 10-128; Capts. D. K. and R. I Matheson, 10-129; Capt. Stanton Pag 10- Tarra, 10-129; Wan Yiu, 10-13 June, 10-131; Ai Sokula, 11-14; Thor 11- Thorsisle, 11-21; Frangailifuka, 1] 105; Raluana, 11-107; Poz do Dotir 11-111; Wolf, 11-125; New Golden Him 11-127; Philante 11. 11-127; Te Aroi 11-128; Oiseau des Isles, 11-128; Malaiti 11- Aorangi, 12-16; Caledonien, 12-2!

Tropic Seas, 12-39; Percival S. Park 12- Benecia, 12-125; Arrenac, 12-12!

Chiquita, 12-126.

Solomon Islands.—Wphc, 1-8, 2-

9- 10-21, 11-15, 12-16; Commonwealt Bank, 1-53; Treason Felony Case, 3-K Labour, 3-11; Tenaru Timber Enterprisi 3- 9-116, 11-68; Mineral Search, 3-11' 7-130, 9-78, 11-118; War Damage Comper sation, 4-16; Copra, 4-41; Vanikor Timber, 4-84; Medical Grants to Mission! 5-51; “Isles of Unwisdom”, 5-51; Croco diles, 5-83; General, 6-85; Hurricam 7-122; Anuda, 8-47; Administration, 8-9' 9- 9-84; Advisory Council, 10-31, 11-105 ing, 11-114; Vanikoro, 12-16; Unexplode Rice Shortage, 10-114, 12-83; Broadcast Bombs, 12-33; Submarine volcano, 12-3! 12-40; Tikopia, 12-107.

Stamp Collecting And Ne?

Issues.—I-58, 3-42, 4-83, 8-89, 9-5:

10- 11-75.

South Pacific Commission.—W. E

Forsyth, 2-8; General, 2-41, 2-122, 3-121 4- 4-119, 5-15, 5-79. 5-123, 6-13, 6-112 7- 7-114, 7-127, 9-16, 9-109, 10-14 10- 11-23, 12-79.

Tahiti And French Oceania.-

Tourists and Tourism, 1-39, 4-85, 6-35 11- General. 2-117, 5-73, 7-108, 7-124 8- 8-102, 8-129, 9-128, 11-35; Chinese 1-53; Long Sea Drift, 1-99; Frost Case 3-104; Pouvanaa a Oopa, 4-15; Rapa, 5-93 7- Makatea, 6-65; Residential Tax, 7-9 Dirty Bank Notes, 7-89, 10-123; Election 8- Governor, 10-26; Fashoda Incident 10-69; Copra, 11-15; Nengonengo, 11-99 Raroia, 12-113.

TONGA.—Peanuts, 1-8; History, 1-81 3-47; Prince Tugl, 2-85; General. 3-27 5- 11-85; Vavau, 4-64; Mikado Wit!

Tongan Cast, 4-73; TB Incidence, 5-57 Rhinoceros Beetle, 11-75, 11-82.

Trading, Planting And Business

FlRMS.—Morris Hedstrom, Ltd., 1-78 12- Marama Plantations, Ltd., 2-103 Steamships Trading Co., 3-20; Frostee Ice Cream Co., 4-39; Burns Phllp & Co., Ltd. 6- 10-125, 11-107; Fairymead Sugai Co., 6-121; Nelson & Robertson Pty., Ltd., 7-9; J. L. Chipper & Co., 9-93; B.P. (S.S.), Ltd., 10-125; Unilever, 12-16.