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South Pacific Commission : Technical Papers
The following Technical Papers are available from the South Pacific Commission. The series includes seleo project reports and papers previously given restricted distribution as Supplements to Progress Reports Coic of all papers listed may be procured from the South Pacific Commission, Noumea, New clledonia or from South Pacific Commission, G.P.O. Box 5254, Sydney, Australia. Except where otherwise stated, price per »■ is 2/- stg., post free by surface mail.
1. The Co-operative Movement in the Gilbert and Ellice Islands. By H. E. Maude. February, 1949. 31 pp. 2. Community Development. March, 1950. 27 pp biblio graphy. 3. The Village Library. April, 1950. 9 pp., book list. 4. Visual Aids in Education in the South Pacific. By A L Moore, Visual Aids Consultant. Commonwealth Office of Education. April, 1950. 58 pp. 5. Fisheries and Animal Health Research Projects of Signi ficance for the South Pacific Region, conducted under the authority of the Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation, Australia. May, 1950. 9 pp. 6. A Preliminary List of Economic Plants of New Caledonia.
By J Barrau, Director of Agriculture, New Caledonia July, 1950. 10 pp. 7. A Preliminary List of Plants Introduced into Tahiti.
July, 1950. 21 pp. 8. Insect Pests in the Wallis Islands and Futuna. Extract from a report by F. Cohic, Entomologist, Institut Francais d Oceanie. July, 1950. 30 pp. 9. Report of Plant and Animal Quarantine Conference, Suva.
Apul, 1901. 24 pp., two annexures. ■ W ** f 95i U ° Sl l 5 Ph pp 0f c °-°P erati °n in the South Pacific. April, “‘ S,*™ f ße P° r . ts » n Moturiki (Fiji) Community De » Pl °u C ' By Howard Hayden, Director of Edu cation, Fiji. May, 1951. 48 pp. 12 ' In vestigations by the South Pacific Commis sion in 1950. May, 1951. 124 pp. 13. Vocational Training Facilities in Australia for Students from south Pacific Territories. May, 1951 Bpp
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19. Report on Copra Grading. November. 1951, 20 pp is'""'" WO,kerS ‘ n ihe South Pacle '- December. 1951. 31 z- s °« n „th%”c v r ora 5 »«*•—. o, st P s^h°y ceanie - = ssrse 3 " Sher h S emi ßy^ C “E P pele“ JV' , N ' W mission. February, 1952. ’*7 pp t( South Pacific Com -23. Nutrition Research Conducted in n .L , By Sheila Malcolm, nutritionist SSh H p«pSi* 8 urmg: 1951.
April, 1952. 51 pp., graphs P4C, * C c °®”fcslon.
C. j”' Austto, l D?recTor° n Makogal la Ltp?o , sy N H r “' t ßy Dr ' April, 1952. 8 pp„ table, Jraph, map y Hospltal - «JI.
25. Report of Fisheries Conference, Noumea. Mav 1952 pp., appendices. ••6. Further Education in the Cook Islands. By P. F H folo 011, ® fficer for Further Education, Cook Islands. j, 1952. 13 pp. 27. A Survey of Leprosy in the British Solomon Islands I tectorate. By Dr. C. J. Austin, Director, Make: Leprosy Hospital, Fiji. July, 1952. 12 pp., map. 28. Coral as a Building Material. July, 1952. 10 pp biW graphy. 29. Current Research in the South Pacific in the Fieldb Economic Development. July, 1952. 82 pp., map. 30. Bibliography of Cargo Cults and other Nativistic Mol „ ln the Sou th Pacific. By Ida Leeson. forn Mitchell Librarian. July, 1952. 16 pp., map. 31. Cocoa Plantation Management in Western Samoa.
D. R. A. Eden, General Manager, New Zealand Repas tion Estates, and W. L. Edwards, Assistant Gen«i Manager. October, 1952. 20 pp., diagrams. 32. Types of Organisation in Adult and Mass Literacy Wo By D. B. Roberts, Organiser for Island Literature Soo Pacific Commission. August, 1952. 10 pp. 33. A Survey of Malaria in the British Solomon Islands PI tectorate. By Dr. R. H. Black, School of Public Heas; and Tropical Medicine, University of Sydney. NdvemWj 1952. 38 pp., appendices. 34. Rhinoceros Beetle Control in the Kingdom of Tonga.
L. J. Dumbleton, Plant and Animal Quarantine Offlof South Pacific Commission. November, 1952. 7 pp. 35. The Purari Delta—Background and Progress of Coo munity Development. November, 1952. 37 pp, 36. Cocoa Growing in Fiji Islands. By D H Urquhan *°™ner ° irector of Agriculture, Gold Coast. Decemhfi 1952. 20 pp., map, appendices. 37. Cocoa Growing in Netherlands New Guinea. By D.
Urquhart, former Director of Agriculture, Gold Coa3( January, 1953. 14 pp., maps, appendix. 38. Coffee Growing in New Caledonia. By D. H. Urquhasj former Director of Agriculture, Gold Coast. Januae 1953. 27 pp., maps, appendix. 39. Cocoa Growing in Western Samoa. By D. H. Urquhan former Director of Agriculture, Gold Coast. Januae 1953. 22 pp., maps, appendices. 40. Cocoa Growing in New Hebrides. By D. H. Urquhasi former Director of Agriculture, Gold Coast. Janua-B 1953. 30 pp., appendices, map. 41. Social Problems of Non-Maori Polynesians in New Ze5 land By Rev. R. L. Challis, Pastor of the Pacro Islanders Congregational Church in New Zealand. ruary, 1953. 15 pp., bibliography. 42. The Co-operative Movement in Papua and New Guimn Prepared by the Registry of Co-operative Societies, Pt<3 Moresby. February, 1953. 28 pp., sample' co-operat-Jj society records. 43. Research in Queensland on Tropical Plant and Animn Industries. By J. Barrau, Technical Officer, South Pacio Commission. May, 1953. 70 pp., illust., maps, appendicoi 44 ‘ he .^ Use of the Vernacular in Teaching in the Souk Pacific. By G. J. Flatten, Education Officer, Papua as New Guinea. June, 1953. 34 pp., appendices. 45. The Nimboran Community Development Project. By IT J. van Baal, Director of the Bureau of Native Affaiis Netherlands New Guinea. June, 1953. 42 pp man chart, appendices.