Index to Vol. XXIII.

Aug., 1952, To Jul, 1953, Inclusivi

(First numeral indicates number of issue, second numeral gives page.)

Voludse Xxiii Is Indexed Under

The Following Headings:

Agriculture Pacific, General Asia Pacific Personalities Aviation Papua-New Guinea Book Reviews Pearling, Shell Cook Is. Fishing Copra Pitcairn Is. (Inc. all edible oils) Rhino. Beetle Coronation Samoa, East Deaths Samoa, West Fiji Ships, Shipping Gilbert & Ellice Is. Solomon Is.

Health South Pacific Com- Marshalls, Marianas mission & Caroline Is. stamp Col ,ecting.

Missions Nauru Tahiti N. Caledonia lahI ah]ltl N. Guinea (Dutch) Ton S a N. Hebrides Torres st - Ni Ue Trading, Planting.

Norfolk Is. Business Firms O’Keefe—Film and Trusteeship CcL Family Western Pac. High Organisations Commission A AGRICULTURE (See also under In dividual Territories). —Rice, 1-15, 1-60, 4-24, 6- 7-119, 10-18; Peanuts. 1-15, 2-79, 5- 83; Coconut Planting, 1-39, 6-45; Rubber. 1- 4-15, 7-29; Coffee. 2-79, 7-110; Cocoa, 2-98, 2-131, 3-42, 3-63, 4-57, 5-54; Kenaf, 3-50, 5-47, 6-47, 9-86, 11-102; Bananas. 3-135, 4-78, 7-21, 8-59, 10-43; Sugar, 5-20, 12-27; Passionfruit, 7-39, 10- 79; Tea, 8-89.

Asia And Asiatic Affairs.—Japan,

2- Peping Peace Conference, 3-46; Indonesia, 6-103, 11-20.

AVIATION.—Air Tahiti, 1-32. 3-98, 9-43, 10- Finintegu Incident. 1-33; NZNAC, 1-84, 3-32, 3-75; RAAF Airfields Unit. 1- 95; Airfreighting Chickens, 1-101; T.E.A.L., 1- 2-59, 2-83, 2-96, 3-32, 4-29, 6-46, 7- BCPA, 2-59; Dover Planes Grounded, 2- KLM, 3-59; South-Pacific Airlines. 5- 10-111, 11-20, 12-27; Canadian Pacific Airlines, 5-25, 6-28; Qantas Cattle Air lift, 5-18; Brisbane Flying-boat Base, 7-97, 11- Madang Accident. 8-54; Qantas, 10- 12-17; Pan-American, 10-20; Forced Landing in Highlands, 10-28; Goilala Air Services. 10-109; SPATC, 10-133; T.0.A., 11- 25th Anniversary of Kingsford- Smith Flight, 11-15; Tongan Air Service, 11- 12-29.

B BOOK REVIEWS.—ShouId Fatherhood Begin at 40? (Brower), 1-99; Annual Dog Watch (Shiplovers’ Soc.), 1-99; The Structure of Gilbertese (Cowell), 1-100; Adam in Ochre (Simpson), 1-100; Trees of Western Pacific (Kraemer), 3-89; A Pattern of Islands (Grimble), 6-70, 9-17; Ralph Rashleigh (Tucker), 6-70; Come Away, Pearler (Simpson). 6-71; The Cannibals (Iremonger), 6-71; Young Traveller in the South Seas (Iremonger), 6- P-NG Legislative Cel. Souvenir, 6- 133; Pictorial Reference of NZ (Whites), 12c COOK ISLANDS. —Community Centre, 1- Fruit Industry, 1-41, 1-97, 2-87, 2- 2-117, 3-124, 5-67, 7-115, 11-57, 11-91; General, 1-87, 2-77, 6-79, 10-107, 10-133. 12-34; Puka Puka, 1-95; Mangaia, 2-17, 3- 7-137; Copra Stockpiling, 2-28, 5- 29; Aitutaki, 2-49; Pearl Shelling, 2-51;

Education. 2-85, 3-93, 12-61; Nassau, 2-90. 4-97; Suwarrow, 2-121, 4-50; Finances, 3- Palmerston Off the Air, 3-89; Time Adjustment, 3-107; Palmerston Rats, 4- 50; Aitutaki Airmail, 5-15; Agricultural Dept. Farm, 5-45; D. C. Brown Scholar ship, 5-66; C.I. Islands Council, 5-67, 9- 16; Rarotonga Tree Planting, 6-29; War Veterans. 6-57; Manihiki, 6-135; Copra Prices. 7-58; Hurricane Warnings, 7-63; Sailing at Rarotonga, 7-69; Broadcasts. 7-127; Islanders for Important Posts, 9-75, 11-55; Aitutaki Air Service Connection, 11-39; Govt. Charged With Failure, 12- 49.

COPRA (Including Oil, Whaling and Margarine, etc.), 1-17, 1-19, 2-108, 3-21, 4- 4-59. 5-16, 5-20, 5-31, 6-16, 6-19, 6-97, 7- 7-58, 7-109, 8-15, 9-15, 10-131, Il ls. 12-16, 12-93.

Coronation.—Generai. 5-86, 9-17; Ng,

8- 8-27, 10-17, 10-45, 11-11, 11-12, 12- 15, 12-17; Fiji, 8-20, 11-11, 12-17; BSI, 10-16, 11-12; Tonga, 11-12; Cook Is., 7-91, 10-16; Samoa, W.. 12-15.

D DEATHS. —Mrs. Julia Nordman, 1-113; Brother Alexis, 1-113; Leslie Davidson, 1-113; Ephraim Hathaway, 1-113; E.

Framacin, 1-113; Mrs. Tuhlrani Snow 1- Mrs. G. Crummer, 1-115; Mrs. E.

Fenner, 1-115; E. D. Francis, 1-115; Charles Bailey, Jnr., 2-75; G. L. Perks, 2- C. A. W. Bailey, 2-133; Ronnie Mitride. 2-133; Daryl Martin, 2-133; T.

A. Fox, 2-133; Mrs. P. Gordon, 2-134; Dr. M. L. McCauley, 2-134; Barbara Ewins, 2-135; W. E. Robinson, 2-135; Mrs.

R. K. Caldwell, 2-135; F. Krone, 2-135; Edwin Berry, 2-135; Fr. Jules Dubuy, 2- Capt. A. T. Norton, 2-135; A. E,.

Evenett, 3-20; W. A. Mossman, 3-105; Louis Landre, 3-105; Capt. G. H. George, 3- Mrs. Alex Bentley, 3-106; Major G. R. Warren, 3-106; A. Henderson, 3- 106; Teriieroo Teruerooiterai, 3-107; Mrs.

M. Rooke, 3-107; Mrs. A. J. Bretag, 4- 133; F. L. T. Corbett. 4-133; A. D.

Olsen, 4-133; W. J. Candler, 4-133; Mrs.

Mabel Morrison, 4-133; L. R. Dowling. 5- P. W. Kruse, 5-129; W. W. Apted, 5- Mrs. C. H. Blanche, 5-129; Andre Naturel, 5-129; J. King, 5-129; J. A.

Muir, 5-129; F. Staughnton, 5-131; N.

Kelley. 5-130; W. C. Fisher, 5-130; Fr.

Roduit, 6-120; Arthur Head, 6-120; Mrs.

E. J. Mathews, 6-120; C. C. David, 6- 121; Mrs. Emma Walker, 6-121; Kelvin P, Hardy, 6-121; H. Irwin, 6-121; R. Main, 6- Harry Goodman, 6-123; R. G.

Speedie, 6-123; A. G. Cruickshank, 6-123; L. C. Grahame, 6-123; Capt. C. S. Larsen, 6- Ernest Evenett, 6-123; H. A.

Williams, 7-121; Madame Brunschwig, 7- 121; R. Farquhar, 7-121; Laurie Hender son, 7-121; Vernon Leunig, 7-121; Bishop Le Cadre, 7-121; Mrs. D. Campbell, 7-122; S. C. Falkenberg, 7-122; Edgar Leetag, 7- Dr. J. Mclnemey, 8-62; Mrs. A.

T. Davidson, 8-107; Ralph Hart, 8-107; Timothy Dennis Ryan, 8-107; Hon. Tofa Tomasi, 8-108; Sir Cecil Rodwell, 8-108; Robert L. Dick, 8-117; Joseph Bray, 8-117; Mrs. George, 8-117; Topu Isaia, 8-117; Tuaine Nicholas, 8-117; Mrs. Duncan Campbell, 8-117; Brother Francis Brah man, 9-28; Laurie Henderson, 9-74; F.

R. Ott, 9-132; Mrs. Eileen May, 9-132; High Chief Detudamo, 9-132; R. P.

Scholtz, 9-132; Sub-Lieut. Raymond Varney, 9-123; Mrs. C. Adams, 9-133; Robert Sutherland, 9-133; The Rev. F. R. Bishop, 9-133; Georges Poroi, 10-123; John George, 10-123; Mrs. Marie M. Halstead,

10- Sub-Inspector Tremaine, 10-123 Fred Sturt, 11-128; S. V. Mackenzie, 11 128; Charles J. Peterson, 11-128 Emmanuel Liais, 11-128; Mrs. Am Christian, 11-128; Mrs. J. F. Hutchesor 11- Archie Lyall, 11-128; Alexande S. Tetzner, 12-135; Mrs. E. Hart. 12-135 Edward Anderson, 12-135; A. W. James 12- William Tarr, 12-137; Mis Beatrice Grimshaw, 12-137; Parua Ariki c Atiu, 12-137; George Crummer, Snr., 12-131 T. F. Cody, 12-139; Sir Guy Pilling, 12 139; Emile Robert Stein, 12-139; Madam Pierre Herault, 12-139.

F FlJl.—Fijian Footballers, 1-14, 1-63 2- 3-87, 4-47, 9-29; Council of Chiefs 1-17, 2-41; Suva-Sydney Radio Phone, 1 52. 12-27; Indians, 1-53, 2-18, 3-79, 5-13 8-125, 11-43, 12-25; Rice, 1-60, 12-99 Lakalaka Sau, 1-61; Anti-TB Campaigr I- 4-95, 12-65; NZ Soccer Team, 1-81 3- 4-95; Levuka Earthquakes, 1-83 Suva Slums,- 1-85; Liquor Ordinance, 1-103 Central Medical School, 1-107, 6-91 Suva Anglican Cathedral, 1-117, 4-2 C 10-121; Sir Ronald Garvey, 2-17, 3-15 5-143; Population, 2-18, 6-37, 8-16, 12-48 Club Hotel, 2-19; Pineapple Cup, 2-23 Ellington Reef Passage. 2-45; Malayai Battalion. 2-51. 7-83, 9-47, 9-51, 9-131 10-94; Sugar, 2-82, 5-20, 12-27; Rotar; Club, 2-99; Sheep Farming, 2-111 Wharves. 3-49, 5-98, 6-18; Rural Loca Govt., 3-85, 7-113; Hotels. 3-87, 4-41, 4 53, 10-15, 12-55; Tourism, 3-125; Suvs Town Council, 4-20; Sir Ragnar Hyne a Chief Justice, 4-28, 8-26; Loans fo Settlers, 4-79; Broadcasting Commission 4- Nature, In and Out of Balance 5- Soil Erosion, 5-65, 11-79; Fij Cricketers, 5-94; Drought, 5-103; £■ Million Budget, 5-110; Retirement of R A. Derrick, 6-18; Batiki Grass fo Queensland, 6-20; Trade with UK, 6-31 Public Service, 6-99; Savu Savu Airstrip 6- Royal Visit, 7-11, 8-20, 8-63, 8-82 II- Visit of Efficiency Expert, 7-33 New Fijian Newspaper, 7-34; Suva Baths 7- 8-99, 12-67; New Museum, 7-115 Co-op. Societies, 7-116; Tree Destruction 7-129, 11-33; Cession Obelisk. 7-134; Re tirement of Dr. Austin, 8-28; Banam Industry, 8-51, 8-59; Short-wave Radio 3-58, 11-80; Fiji Land Policy, 8-114, 10 129; Laucala Bay Church, 8-130, 10-106 Button Making Industry, 9-18, 11-50 PWD Engineering Dept. Inquiry, 9-27 Tree Planting, 9-87; Morris Hedstron Scholarship Winner, 9-105; Nabua Settle ment, 9-123; AMP Samisoni Fotu, 10-131 Lautoka’s Town Council, 10-133; Big Qami Fish, 10-133, 11-61; Mining, 11-57; Nad Air-strip, 11-79; Visit of Aust. Rugbj Team, 11-79; Aerial Survey, 12-16; Lov Wages of Unskilled Workers, 12-19; Nc Unemployment, 12-35; New Masonic Lodge, 12-92; Coconut l2-97 Bulk Oil Installation, 12-l» G

Gilbert And Ellice Colony.—

Copra price, 1-17; Copra Tax, 3-43; Funa futi Met. Station, 12-54.

H HEALTH.—Malaria, 1-57, 5-16, 9-68; Leprosy, 4-61, 4-94, 5-91, 9-109; Tubercu losis, 7-98; Fighting Oisease in NZ Pacific TerritocrieP, 9-59

M

Harsh Alls, Marianas And Caro

Te Is.—3-62, 7-25, 11-20, 12-41.

MISSIONS.—L.M.S. 1-41; Methodist. r 7, 8-61, 9-106, 9-111; SDA. 2-62; iglican, 2-89, 9-83; Roman Catholic, 6-58, 30, 6-126, 7-58, 10-123, 11-32; Lemke agedy, 6-107.

N NAURU.—General, 2-14, 2-15, 3-128, til, 5-83, 6-129, 10-32, 11-65, 12-105; Location, 2-85.

New Caledonia.—Labour, 1-105,

123, 11-56; Political Struggle, 1-116, 7-17, ■ 15; Cost of Living, 3-18; War Effects, :,35; General, 4-21, 7-65, 12-112; Archae i>gy, 4-46; Annoyance at Criticism, 6-95; jumea Brewer y, 7-129; Loss by Fires -111.

New Guinea, Dutch.—2-49, 4-16,

t 9, 4-87, 5-43, 5-57, 5-111, 6.20, 6-35, i»l, 7-93, 8-17, 8-45, 8-54, 8-84, 9-115, •133, 11-109, 11-123, 12-45.

NEW HEBRlDES.—Smuggling, 1-87; Ibour, 1-97, 3-95, 3-102; Chinese. 3-132; iibal Brawls, 4-16, 6-90; Australian Ad inistration Suggested, 7-85; Crime, 7-124; •nkinese, 8-33; General, 9-39; Land, 53; War-Scrap, 9-59; Conditions of Life the N.H., 9-61.

Niue.—2-50, 2-89. 3-54, 3-70, 4-66, 4-82,

103, 5-83, 5-102, 7-129.

Norfolk Island.—I-97, 2-45, 3-90,

101, 5-18, 5-105, 6-50, 7-94, 8-46, 8-57, 101. 9-125, 11-17, 12-85, 12-133. o

O’Keefe—Film And Family.—I-79,

68, 4-15, 5-49, 6-68, 11-71.

Organisations And Associations.

New Guinea Women’s Club, 1-34, 4-19, 125, 11-28, 12-141; New Guinea Mem lal Scholarship Fund (Vic.), 1-131, 9-24; icific Islands Society, 4-33, 5-137, 6-125, 133, 8-16; Rabaul Chamber of Commerce, 110; Polynesian Association, 5-64, 12-125; elbourne NG Women’s Assn., 5-133; Bris me NG Women’s Assn., 6-79; Guadal mal Club, 6-125; NG Memorial Scholar dp Fund (Qld.), 7-45, 8-23; Port Moresby SSAILA, 7-95; New Britain Women’s [ub, 7-134; Aero Club of Papua, 10-35; -NG Public Service Assn., 12-107.

P

Pacific (General),—Anzus Pact,

13; Peabody Expedition, 1-80; Sterling— ollar Problem, 2-37; Correcting Pacific harts, 2-58; Whale Oil, 2-90; Colonial evelopment Corp., 2-93; Islanders in NZ, 101, 11-111; Introducing Pests on Ship’s ottoms, 2-110; War Scrap, 2-118; Wake ■• Typhoon, 3-20; Islands Section of Sidney Chamber of Commerce, 3-20; uastwatchers’ Memorial, 3-49; National eographic Ocean Expedition, 3-91; aciflc Ocean Yacht Races, 4-14; H-Bomb xploslon, 4-15; Death of Austin Strong ad RLS Memories, 4-16; Tidal Waves, -83; Uranium from Phosphate Rock, ■B3; Pan Pacific Jamboree. 4-127; Cook’s elescope, 5-42; Cattle Raising, 5-59; agged Swordfish, 5-62; Problem of Euro esian, 5-134; Hurricanes, 6-64; Summary f Events, 1952, 6-55; Japanese War Dead. -63; Phoenix Is. Rabbits, 6-83; Insti ation of Pacific Relations—Rockefeller (rants, 6-94; Use for Pacific Turtles. -98; Gilbertese in Phoenix Is., 6-108; cripps Oceanographic Institute Research -51, 12-71; Cooks Medal, 7-54; NZ Maoris lay adopt Polynesian Children, 9-83; leat Packing in Taper Tins, 10-127tounty Relics, 11-99; Trade with Aust c NZ, 12-23; Co-operative Movements. 2-57; Federation in West Indies, 12-84.

Papua And New Guinea.—Land

olicy, etc. 1-14, 1-15, 1-43. 2-15, 5-15, 1-33, 11-39; Rice, 1-15, 3-47, 4-25 (High

Cost of), 6-47; Peanuts. 1-15, 2-79, 9-77; Rabaul Copra Mill. 1-18. 7-109, 8-129; Legislative Council, 1-20, 2-108, 4-107, 10- 14 11-15, 12-30; Oil Search, 1-20, 2-103, 4-15, 5- 6-28, 7-55, 7-134, 8-15, 10-15, 10-114, 11- Daryl Martin, 1-25, 2-123; Visiting Politicians, 1-33, 6-100, 9-9; Col. J. K.

Murray, 1-25, 3-29; Chinese Communists, 1-59, 4-16, 7-134, 11-110; War Salvage, 1- 10-102; History, 1-66, 5-76, 8-91; Cattle Raising, 1-77, 3-55, 4-65, 5-18, 6-47, 8-45, 12-37; Rubber. 1-109. 3-17. 4-15, 5-28. 7- 10-15, 10-83; Education, 1-120, 4-135. 8- 8-19; Defence, 2-13, 2-15, 5-23. 6-108, 8- 8-129; Murray Memorial Fund, 1-17, 3- Aerial Survey, 2-25; Timber Indus try, 2-27, 3-62, 8-19, 10-29, 11-18; Moresby Brewery, 2-29, 4-17, 4-50, 8-105; Passion fruit, 2-43, 7-39, 9-76, 10-79; Coffee, 2-79, 7- Mining, 2-91, 3-15, 4-137, 5-30, 5- 115, 6-125, 7-17, 8-102, 10-38; Rebuilding Rabaul, 2-97, 3-109 , 4-63; War Cemeteries, 2- 9-87; Girl Spanking Case, 2-107; Village Councils, 2-109, 11-16; Cocoa. 2- 131, 6-99, 7-83, 10-105; Matthews Memor ial. 2-135; R. E. P. Dwyer, 3-15; Brigadier D. M. Cleland, 3-17, 8-24; Kenaf. 3-50, 6- 6-63. 8-32, 9-86. 10-110, 11-102, 12- 32; Rabaul. Escape Routes, 3-50, 6-93; Scouting, 3-74, 11-28: Wau High School. 3- 4-16; Co-operative Societies. 3-112, 12- Wau Aerodrome, 3-127; Zanzibar Wasps. 3-131, 6-97; UN Trusteeship. 4-14; Jap Compensation to Widows, 4-18; Mt.

Lamington, 4-55; Aluminium Project, 4-87, 9- Dept, of Agri. Stations, 4-91; Trout, 4- 4-119; Play Centres and Kinder garten, 4-118; Papuans at MRA Talks, 4- 7-132, 8-87; Copra Stabilislation Fund, 5-17, 8-15; Bougainville Co. Case, 5- 7-27; Mr. & Mrs. H. O. Eekhoff, 5-12; Customs Union With Australia. 5-21; Exploring Caves, 5-29; Plywood, 5- 11-137; Soldier-Settlement, 5-99, 8- 11-38; Advisory Councils, 5-103, 7- 7-135, 7-139, 9-79; Native Seamen Assault Cases, 5-138, 7-42, 8-123; Native Labour, 6-14, 6-29, 6-85, 8-39, 8-48, 11- 82, 11-92; Australian Appointments to P-NG P.S., 6-15; Superintendent Steeples Case. 6-17, 7-27; Pall of Rabaul Anniversary, 6-17; Rabaul Earthquakes, 6- 10-20; 11-95; Woman’s 3-day Drift Off Samarai, 6-27; Creighton Appeal, 6-33, 8-75; Desiccated Coconut, 6-50; Stevedoring, 6-63, 11-101; Port Romilly Shooting Affray, 6-79; Rural Credits Development Fund, 6-87; Island Amuse ments, Ltd., 6-89; Umboi Is. Tremors, 6-93; Crocodile Shooting, 6-94; Helping Korea Veterans, 6-98; Moresby Air Terminal Buildings, 6-99; Corlett Abduction Case, 6-101; Native War Damage Compensation, 6- Development Plans. 7-9, 7-21; Forged Placer Dev. Scrip, 7-11; High lands Geographical Survey, 7-12; Moresby Electricity, 7-24; School of Pacific Ad ministration, 7-28; Public Works by Contact, 7-31; Trouble at Mendi, 7-35; NG Scholarships, 7-38; New Wharves, 7- 8-89, 11-51; Roads, 7-57, 9-151, 10- 63, 10-96, 10-118, 11-89; Warla Syndicate Claim, 7-61, 10-17; New Patrol Posts, 7-74; New Chimbu Airstrip, 7-74; Native Medical Practitioners, 7-113; Bock Charged Fraud, 7-122; Markham Point Bridge, 7- Cutch Industry, 7-128, 8-88; Native Apprenticeship System, 7-137; ANZ Bank. 8- Housing, 8-42, 11-18; Copra and Rubber Grading, 8-50; Tea Growing, 8-89, 12-21; Works Programme, 8-90; Native Offences Against European Women, 8-112, 9- Hospitals, 8-113, 11-97; Jap. Fishing Vessel Case, 9-15, 9-125, 10-34; Coast- Watchers Memorial, 9-17, 10-93; Daru Lobster Tails, 9-19, 12-29; Bougainville. 9-32; Generous Donation to UN Children’s Appeal, 9-43; Native Policemen on Murder Charge, 9-48; Archbold Expedition, 9-58; Origin of Native Tobacco, 9-65; Land and Resources Survey, 9-77, 12-35; Cane furniture Manufacture, 9-77; Town planning, 9-79; Sarawaged Range Patrol.

9-109; Wet Season Storms, 9-110; 0-111; Nondugl Trust, 10-41; NO Students at CMS, Suva, 10-103; Public Service Com missioner. 10-115; One Less Public Holi day, 10-116; Sapphire Creek Hotel. 10-116.

Cadet Patrol Officers, 10-125; Antiquities Bill, 10-128; POW’s Dinner, 10-132; Record Cold Spell, Moresby, 11-13; Raluana Affair, 11-16, 12-15; Sale of Liquor to Natives, 11-41; Permits-to-Enter, 11-45; Long Is. Eruption, 11-53; Rabaul’s Toads & Snails, 11-59; Export Duties, 11-62; 5-Day Week, 11-129; National Geographic Record of 8.0. P., 11-136; Gold Bricks Found at Bulolo, 12-15; Visit of Dutch Agricultural Experts, 12-16; Eruption South of Manus, 12-20; Public Relations Officer, 12-20; Windmills for Rabaul Water Supply, 12-21; CSIRO at Oro Bay, 12-23; Gulf Division. 12-72; Highlands. 12-75; Native Conchologists, 12-98; YMCA, 12-109; Historical Society Proposed for Moresby, 12-131.

Pearling And Shell Fishing.—6-

53, 6-131, 7-139, 10-47, 11-132.

PERSONALITIES (Not Listed Else where). —Dr. Koch, 1-89; Dr. E. E.

Jacomb, 3-51; W. J. Blackie, 5-87; Wing- Commander John Bray, 6-18; Sir John Nicoll, 6-19; Sir J. H. Luxford, 6-35; Sir Frederick Doidge, 6-35; Thor Gundersen, 7- Thor Heyerdahl, 7-91; 10-82; Peter Yeomans, 8-20; E. A. James, 8-19; D. A Dunstan, 8-20; Edgar Leetag, 8-55; Georges M. de Oironcourt, 8-62; Capt. Hugh Frewen, 9-35; Colman Wall, 9-66; Dick Brown, 9-71; Sister Othilde, 9-73; Sir Alport Barker, 10-95; Bill Simpson, 10- 127; Eddie Lund. 11-131.

Pitcairn Is.—4-87, 4-97, 4-99, 5-67,

8- 11-47.

R

Rhinoceros Beetle.—General. 11-

133, 12-31; Tonga, 3-61; NG, 3-131, 4-19, 6-97, 11-14; 881, 5-55; Fiji, 8-14, 8-106, 9- 10-19, 11-14, 12-46; New Hebrides, 12-31; Tahiti, 12-31.

S

Stacvip Collecting And New

T 1-97, 2-45. 2-87, 4-78. 6-102, 8-23, 8-46. 8-127, 9-31, 12-108, 12-127.

SAMOA, EASTERN.—Governor J. C.

Elliott, 1-41; Unemployment, 2-63; Gover nor James Arthur Ewing. 5-88; Gaol for Chief, 7-17; Governor Judd, 10-35, 12-100 SAMOA, WESTERN.—Shortage Local Food, 1-93; Liquor Control, 2-57, 10-31, 12-62; Electricity Supply, 2-89; Trade, 2- 3-110, 4-87, 5-94, 9-43, 10-125, 12-64, Cocoa, 2-98, 3-110, 4-109; Legislative As sembly, 2-114; Slone, Tokelau Castaway. 3- 7-47; Broadcasting, 4-66; Executive Council, 4-87, 9-131; Tourism, 5-46, 9-125, 12-55; Drought in Tokelaus, 6-135; Anglican church, 7-133; Dollar Allocations. 8- Design for Self-Government, 9-16, Visit of UN Mission, 11-17; Population 12-63; Visit of Queen to NZ 12-65.

Ships And Shipping.—Matoma, 1-20,

Muliama, 1-20; Thorlsle, 1-26. 2-42; Ai Sokula, 1-26, 3-90, 8-77; Messageries Maritlmes, 1-31, 1-56, 10-109; Maul Pomare, 1-80. 5-87, 9-89; Rawhlti, 1-15, Matson Line, 1-117; Scot, 1-123, 2-131, 3- Southern Cross, 1-124, 5-88, 5-118, 7-103, 8-79; Idle Hour (Don Quljote), 1- 125; Goodwill, 1-125, 1-129; Te Rapunga. 1- 7-107, 10-93; Philante 11. 1-126, 2-127, 4- 7-107, 8-77, 10-87; Wan Yul, 1-126, 9- Chiquita, 1-127, 3-117, 4-126, 5-126; Nolan Fleet, 1-127; Te Aroa, 1-127, 2-125. 4-125; Foz do Douro, 1-129; Tofua, 2-19, 4-54; Matua, 2-10, 4-54, 5-81; Vega, 2-125, 7-101; Mini, 2-125, 3-117, 4-126, 8-81; Santa Teretia, 2-126, 3-118; Air Wave, 2- Isa Lei, 2-127, 3-113, 5-119; Tiare Taporo, 2-129, 9-89; Wakaya, 2-130, 3-117, 4-127, 5-126, 6-117, 8-81, 9-97, 10-93; Lady

Stirling, 2-130, 3-117; Fitheach Ban, 2-130, 3- Kimbala, 2-130; 5-123, 7-106; Altair, 2-130; 12-113; Inspire, 2-130, 3-115, 7-109; Stortebecker 111, 2-131, 3-115, 4-125, 7-105, 9-98; Manu Moana, 2-131, 4-127, 5-125; Aorangi and Trans-Pacific Service 5-23, 5-15, 7-23, 9-123, 10-15, 11-133; Awahou, 3-37, 5-85, 10-88; Charlotte Donald, 3-113, 9-89; Recorder, 3-114; See ward, 3-114; Oiseau des Isles, 3-115, 4-123; Viator, 3-115, 9-98; Arthur Rogers, 3-115, 4- 7-109, 8-81, 9-95, 10-91, 11-121, 12-121; Wanderer 11, 3-115, 4-127, 5-119, 7-106, 8-81; Pleiades, 3-117, 6-117; Anna Elizabeth, 3-117; Tropic Seas, 3-118, 4-127, 7-108, 9-95, 9-98; New Guinea-Australia Line, 4-18, 10-83; Morinda, 4-19, 8-99; Temptress, 4-121, 5-127; Estrella del Mar, 4-121; Break of Day, 4-122, 4-125; Aoniu, 4-123, 5-119, 6-113; Koro, 4-123; Hygeia, 4-125; White Wings, 4-125; Laurabada, 4- Ngataki, 4-125; Forerunner, 4-127; White Heron, 4-127. 5-122, 7-107, 8-77; Pollurian, 5-18, 7-27, 8-17, 11-135; BP Shipping Services Extended, 5-31; Cheng Ho, 5-72, 9-127, 10-115; Tahitien, 5-83; Pacific Cruises, 5-107; Caledonien, 5-109; Vila Star, 5-118, 6-17, 6-113, 9-90, 12-113; Maureen, 5-118; Fatima, 5-121; Loma, 5- 7-103; Onrust, 5-122, 6-117; Debonaire, 5-122; Axelle, 5-123; Stornaway, 5-123, 10-91; Coongoola, 5-123; Mandalay, 5- Kurrewa 111, 5-125; Windsong, 5-125; L’Hirondelle, 5-125, 10-91; Wreck of Kelvlnbank, 6-18, 7-130; Indo-China Steam Navigation Co. (Australia-China Line), 6- BSI Navigation Beacon, 6-29; Calais, 6-43; Pamir, 6-113; Ada, 6-113, 9-124, 10-89, 12-114; Tully Falls, 6-114; Francis, 6-115; Calypso, 6-117, 7-108, 9-95, 10-90; Lahara, 6-117, 7-108, 8-78; New Silver Gull, 6- Novia, 6-118; 9-95, 11-119; Peer Gynt, 6-118, 8-79; Mangola, 7-11, 8-47; Kone, 7-56; Loss of Carnegie, 7-59; Wairuna, 7-78; Rosita, 7-101, 8-79; New Golden Hind, 7-101, 8-77, 10-85; Melanesia, 7-102, 11-114; Ruahatu, 7-102; Myrtle, 7-102; Porionuu, 7-102; City of New York, 7-102; Tagua, 7-105; Sin Miedo, 7-106, 9-95, 10-106; Wanderer 111, 7- 9-95, 10-91, 10-105; Scaldis, 7-108; Maid of Alphin, 7-108; Susan, 7-109; Argosy, 7-109; Varua, 7-109; Pyrenees, 8- Kiakia, 8-79; Corsair, 8-81, 10-93; Leda, 8-81, 9-99, 10-93, 11-119, 18-119; Taurangi, 8-81, 10-93, 12-119; Aloha, 8-81, 10- White Squall. 8-81, 10-93, 11-122, 12-119; Ghost, 8-81, 9-95, 10-91, 11-122; Bounty, 8-81, 9-95, 11-119; Nellie Brush, 8- 9-99; Malekula, 8-101; The First Malaita, 9-67; Original Malekula, 9-67; Hifofua, 9-89, 10-87; Hiro, 9-89; Benecia, 9- Holmburn, 9-90, 10-85; President Coolldge, 9-91; Kon Tiki, 9-91; John R.

Manning, 9-91; Wallack, 9-93; La Moqueuse, 9-93; Kaumoana, 9-94; Golden Bear, 9-94; Wynvale, 9-95, 11-117; Waltzing Matilda, 9-97; Moonraker, 9-97, 11-119; Tern 11, 9-97; California, 9-97; Ho Ho 11, 9- 11-121; Gemini, 9-98, 10-90, 10-105, 11- Wanderer, 9-99; Blue Water, 9-99, 10- 12-119; Purple Sea, 9-99; Tere, 9-99; Honolulu-Papeete Yacht Race, 9-99, 12- 121; Maria del Mar, 10-27, 11-116; Alsirat, 10-33; Artemise (See New Golden Hind), 10-85; Oroheno, 10-87; Te Matapula, 10-88, 10- Ramona, 10-91, 10-105, 11-119; Sundance, 10-93, 11-119; Flamingo, 10-93, 11- Leonora, 10-93; Moana, 10-99; Kaumoana, 10-93; Viking, 10-105, 11-121, 12- El Petal, 10-105, 11-113; Naruta, 11-35; Kurimarau, 11-113; Tui Cacou, 11-114, 12-113; San Michele, 11-115, 12-114; Suva Radio for Small Ships, 11-115; Avie Hore, 11-116; Capt. Webster, 11-116; El Ritiro, 11-116, 12-116; Rannah, 11-116 Yaleiva, 11-117; Dove, 11-118; Vega, 11- 118, 11-121; Sobrina, 11-119; La Corrigan 11-119; Skyline, 11-119, 12-119; Mariner 11-121; Les 4 Vents, 11-122; Beyond 11-122, 12-121; Jeanne d’Arc, 11-137; Kovala, 12-38; Jap Navy, 12-47; John

Williams, 12-88; Vunawai, 12-113; Neo Hebridais 11, 12-114; Maoao, 12-115; Moana, 12-117; Awala, 12-118; Erica 12- 118; Aires, 12-121.

SOLOMON ISLANDS.—CattIe Raising 1- 88, 2-43; Taji Power Challenged, 2-21, 4- 18, 7-13, 10-18; Tikopia, 2-56, 7-58, 9-47; Public Hospitals, 2-59; Pelicans, 2-78; Air fields, 3-39; Cocoa, 3-43; Gale Damage to Shipping, 4-27; Broadcasting Station, 4-57; Electricity Supply, 4-65; Chinese School, 4-80; High Commissioner Stanley, 4-129, 10-39; Copra Board, 4-141, 8-37- Establishment of WPHC HQ, 5-82, 6-19, 7- Volcanic Activity, 5-99, 6-107, 7-123, 0-102, 11-187; Bomb Disposal, 7-55, 10-128; “Tony” Olsen, 7-79; British or Australian Administration?, 7-85; Cyclone Damage, 8- Future Prospects, 8-19, 9-13; Stirling Is. Airstrip, 8-20; Higher Postage, 8-132; Riot on Vanikoro, 8-133; Cost of Living, Vanikoro, 9-45; Taralala, 9-119; Trade Scheme, 9-127; Tulagi Wharf Destroyed, 10-21, 11-51; Visit of G. & E. Officials, 10- 11-61; Native Mental Telepathy, 11- Honiara, 11-68.

South Pacific Commission.—I-77

3- 3-88, 3-124, 4-138, 5-63, 5-113, 6-34, 6-35, 6-124, 8-18, 11-20; South Pacific Con ference, 7-13, 8-17, 9-107, 10-13, 10-53.

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Tahiti And French Oceania.—

General, 2-28, 3-85. 4-115, 6-66, 8-103; British Consulate, 2-54, 5-131; History, 2-81; Hotels, 2-91; Governor Petitbon, 4- Makatea, 4-58; Quinine, 7-53; Darling —Nature Man, 7-68; Politics, 7-91, 8-15, 9- 10-101, 11-16, 12-30; Storm, 7-114; Cattle Dipping, 8-17; Mayoral Election, 10- Leetag Fortune, 10-78; Cattle Raising, 10-98; Clean-up of Papeete, 11-81; Hail-storm, 11-87; Brewery, 12-33; Re naming Streets, 12-104.

TONGA.—Homebrew, 1-26; Prince Tugi, 2-17; Queen Salote, 3-21, 5-27, 8-15, 12-19; Currency, 3-21; Civil List, 3-34; Rhinoceros Beetle, 3-61; Falcon Is., 5-53; Peanuts, 5- New Radio Stations, 5-87; Royal Visit, 7-11; Gold Find at Eua, 7-109; General, 8-111, 12-88; £50,000 Bequest, 9-85; Thefts, 11-18.

Torres Strait Is.—2-39, 7-94.

Trading, Planting And Business

FlRMS.—Mackay Kerry, 1-112; Queensland Insurance Co., 3-35; Steamship Trading Co., 4-19; A. H. Bunting, Ltd., 7-83; Koitaki Para Rubber Estates, Ltd., 8-17; Burns Philp (S.S.) Co., 10-132; Morris Hedstrom, Ltd., 12-20.

Trusteeship Council.- 4-14, 8-55,

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Western Pacific High Com

Mission.—I-29, 2-122, 5-82, 6-19, 7-78,

7-99; Mr. R. C. S. Stanley, 3-26.

Former Norfolk Island residents of Sydney, in April, formed the Norfolk Island Club, and held their Anniversary Reunion Social on the evening of June 13. Persons wish ing to become members should communicate with Mr. H. R. Le Clerc, the organiser and secretary, whose address is 152 Lagoon Street.

Narrabeen, Sydney. Mr. Frank

Christian is president. Many old NT residents are, of course, related to the Pitcairn Islanders.