Index to Vol. XXIV.

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Volume Xxiv Is Indexed Under

The Following Headings:

Agriculture Asia Aviation Book Reviews Canton Is.

Copra (inc. edible oils) Cocoa Deaths Easter Is. 5. J 1 ..

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Marshall, Marianas \fUc Car ° me IS> Missions Nauru -V Caledonia Guinea (Dutch) V Hebrides

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Organisations Pacific (general) Palmyra Papua-N. Guinea Pearling. Shell Fishing, Fishing Personalities Pitcairn Rhinoceros Beetle Samoa, Eastern Samoa. Western Ships Solomons South Pacific Com mission Stamp Collecting Tahiti Tonga Trading, Planting, Business Firms Trusteeship Cel.

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A AGRICULTURE (See also under In dividual Territories).—Sheep Raising 1-16 4-143; Rice, 1-29, 7-143. 9-59; Cocoa.’ 1-61,’ 4-58. 6-20, 7-70; Coffee, 1-61, 12-133- Citrus, 1-64; Bananas. 1-87, 3-111; Papain w Paws, 2-105, 8-90; Peanuts, 3- 149; Canna Fibre, 4-136; Rubber, 5-16- Kenaf, 6-29, 8-12; Promecotheca, 8-120 11-36; Macadamia Nuts, 9-45; Galip 9- 49: 9 ‘ 137; Stick Beetle, 12-15; World Market Prospects. 12-59.

Asia And Asiatic Affalrs.—Lndo

nesia, 3-11, 4-153, 5-21. 6-153, 7-21 10- J 9. 11-13; Philippines, 6-153; India, 7-21 • China, 7-21; Japan. 7-21, 12-14; Indo china, 11-13.

Aviation.—Q.E.A., 1-18, 3-109, 4 46, 5-

449 ’ 41 ‘ 15, 12 - 34 ’’ Woman Pilot Down in NG Bush, 1-20; Kingsford-Smith in Fiji, South Pacific Airlines, 2-17, 3-45, te AL. 2-35, 3-109, 4-16, 5-19, 7-59, a°ioo 9 ’ A 1 ; 15 ’ n ‘ 43; PiJi Airways, 3-86, J.% 199 ’ 5 - 121 . 10-27; BCPA, 3-109, 5-137; NZNAC, 3-109; Govt. Airlines Reorganisa -3'10 - 4 ‘ 16 . 8-16, 9-18, 10-17, 10-51, 11-153 ’ 12-29; Tourist Fares, 9-61, 10-38; Air Cruises to Islands, 8-127, 10- 12 51 Sam ° an Airlines Limited, 11-147, B BOOK reviews.— Face of Australia (Laseron), 1-73; With the Sun on My Back (Ewers), 1-73; Australia and the Towards an Australian 1 ' 79 1* The South Seas in 7^ s tl °n „ 0 1 Stanner) , 1 -98; Unbroken (Mars), 2-78; Dark Moon iHeney), 2-78- P-NG Agricultural Gazette, 2-127; Dog Watch iVic. Shiplovers’ Soc. i 3-80- Beyond Blue Hills (Meredith), 3-80; Social Ant hr op°i°g y in Polynesia (Keesing), 3- .Eikinf 00 '! Ant j ir °P° l ogy in Melanesia sJ?) ’a 3 oo 104 ’ Adam Wlth Arrows (Simp - 4,'82:' 82: Australian Round-up modern*, 4-82: High Valley (JohnstoS 4 t if 1 *? 11 ° Ur Selection (Rudd), 4-83. The Mortal Sin of Father Grossarri i‘ 83; Fightin S Ships ot Australia B?r d H , Zealand I Norton), 5-83; Frigate 77- 3 ay !? rl ’ 5 " 145: The Bombard Story M urder Must Wait (Upfield), 6-78 ; Sahan n f Pa Gh^° St ,Stivensl > 6 -78; Aus- Legendary Tales (Parker), 6-78- Greece, Crete and Syria (Long) 7.77’

Smugglers’ Paradise (Were), 7-77- Most ovmg Mere Folly (Pargeten, 7-78; Dane

ing Town (Foyle), 7-78; Fijian Way of Life (Roth), 8-121; The Warm People (Thorne), 9-77; The Refuge (Mackenzie), 9-77; White Coolies (Jeffrey), 9-77; Nine Days to Mukalla (Prokosch), 9-78; Case of the Lazy Lover (Gardner), 9-85; Journal of the Polynesian Soc., 9-113; The Vermilion Gate (Lin Yutang), 10-76; The Cavalier’s Cap (Dickson), 10-76; The Venetian Bride (King-Hall), 10-76: When You Go to Tonga, 11-107; Royal Visit to Australia. 12-79; The Hidden Heart (Gilles pie), 12-79; Mary Anne (du Maurier), 12- 79; Queen Salote and Her Kingdom (Luke), 12-79; Marine Tropicals (Fisher), 12-79.

Canton Island.—3-47, 6-106, 11-61.

COPRA (Including Oil. Whaling and Margarine, etc.).—l-29, 1-33, 1-37, 2-139, 3-13, 4-17, 4-42, 5-18, 5-20, 6-11, 7-15. 8-15 9-14. 9-19, 9-66, 10-41, 10-103, 11-15; Mechanical Cutters, 2-69, 7-91, 10-35, 11- 41; Automatic Coconut Pickup, 3-11.

Cocoa.—I-6, 4-58, 6-20, 7-70, 8-15, 9-21,

11-61, 12-91, 12-94, 12-132.

COOK ISLANDS.—NZ Fruit Trade, 1- 65, 2-45, 3-119, 4-47, 8-159; Makea Ariki, 3-47; Administration, 3-50, 5-37, 5-95, 8- 147, 12-65; Pearling, 3-119, 7-100; Popu lation, 4-43; Settlement of Nassau, 4-97; Infant Mortality, 4-119; Queen’s Visit Delegations, 5-15, 6-119, 7-30; Idle Land 5-47; Broadcasting, 5-62, 11-39, 11-66; New Judge. 6-115: Aitutaki Water Supply, 7-47; Shipping, 7-116; Cool Store, 8-143; Taxa tion, 8-155, 10-100, 11-55; New Official Secretary, 9-66; Makatea Workers, 11-35.

D DEATHS.—Mrs. Isobel Field, 1-26; Francis Griffen, 1-137; Rev. Bro. Cuthbert, 1-137; Miss E. B. Inchboard, 1-137; Mrs.

Jane Macnair, 1-137; Babulal, 1-139; Henry Lovett Cameron, 1-139; J. B. McKenna, 1-139; F. M, Campbell, 1-140; Fr. Bock, 1-140, 2-136; Ted Nielsen, 1-140; R. L.

Corney, 1-140; Dr. E. T. Brennan, 2-133; E. P. Monckton. 2-133: Mrs. Kathleen Devany. 2-135; Frank Macdonnell, 2-135; J. W. Bambridge, 2-136; Charles David son, 2-136: T. M. Nelson, 2-137; Mrs. J. W.

Burton, 2-137; F. Barton, 2-137; Rev. W.

Anderson, 2-137; W. T. Maltby, 2-137; Capt. W. Reiher, 2-137; Ratu Finau, 2- 139; Mrs. Elizabeth Hicks, 2-139; Mrs.

Ella Beckett, 3-143; L. Dietrich, 3-143; Mrs. I. E. Booth, 3-143; J. T. Kenny, 3- 143: C. R. W. Doyle, 3-143; Seeto On, 3-143; Madame Rosina Coulon, 3-144; Mrs.

Esma Reay, 3-144; Durocher Francis. 3- 144; Emmanuel Rougier, 3-144; Capt.

Frank A. Johnson, 3-145; Commandant Brault, 3-145; Adi Tovika Drodro, 3- C. W. Tucker. 3-145; W.

Lyons, 3-145; W. M. Caldwell, 4-151; Madame H. Ceran-Jerusalemy, 4-151; Charles Gifford, 4-151; Joseph Gibson, 4- 151; Madame Lagarde, 4-151; P. W. Clark, 4- Sister B. Devenish-Meares, 4-151; Mrs. John Grant, 4-151; Mrs. A. Irvine, 4- Homer L. Baker, 4-151; Mrs, J. C.

Collins, 4-151; E. C. Skelly, 5-125; Arch bishop de Boismenu, 5-125; Henry George Schuster, 5-125; Frank Homes, 5-125; Tunganc Savage, 5-126; Arthur Williams, 5- Hon. Tuala Tulo, 5-126; Ah Kuoi, 5- Mrs. Ann Oelricks, 5-126; Henri Spitz, 5-127; Arthur Lorraine, 6-145: Mrs.

L. B. Langdale, 6-145; Mrs. W. Gibbins, 6- L. T. Tudor, 6-145; William Mac- Gowan, 6-145; Lewis Hirshon, 6-144; Daniel Joseph Flood, 6-145; Emile Terii Martin, Jr., 6-146; Capt. Fletcher Quintal,

6- C. D. Bates, 6-146, 11-65; Colin Mclntosh, 6-147; Mrs. A. B. Edwards, 6- 149; Miss Bertie Hilton, 6-149; Frederick Carr, 6-149; Sir Walter Carpenter, 7-39; Capt. D. H. Cambridge, 7-136; Vaevae Ngatae, 7-136; Alex Wilson, 7-136; A. P.

Small, 7-136; Major J. M. Cauty, 7-136; Miss S. Ramsamu, 7-137; N. C. Blagey, 7- Rev. Fr. J. Verbays, 7-137; M.

Wright, Jr., 7-137; Mrs. Iris Thomas, 7- 137; S. A. Greenland, 7-142; H. A. Mark ham, 7-142; Pandit Ami Chandra, 8-16; Capt. J. L. Rawson, 8-145; Sister E.

McMillan, 8-145; W/C J. Bray, 8-145; Robt. Davidson, 8-145; Ratu E. Tuate, 8- 145; Ratu Kinijioji, 8-145; William G.

Garnett, 8-145; Mrs. C. B. Tilney, 8-145; Douglas Glayle, 8-145; Rev. Fr. Wilhelm Schmidt, 9-55; D. Quail, 9-132; W. J.

Roberts, 9-132; D. A. Rutherford, 9-132; J. J. Davis, 9-132; Tagaloa, 9-133; Rev.

Fr. P. Brady, 9-133; Mrs. Elsie Holland, 9-133; Mrs. Forrest-Sale, 9-133; D. Freyer, 9- Archdeacon S. R. Gill, 9-133; Sir Murchison Fletcher, 10-133; O. P. Blanden, 10- Maurice Leenhardt, 10-133; Loui Ting, 10-133; Madame Badot, 10-133; Mrs.

Polly Jones, 10-133; Albert Morris, 10-133; Vincent Ashley, 10-133; T. H. Terry, 10- 133; W. G. Chapman, 10-133; R. P. Frank, 10- A. P. Khunkhun, 10-134; Edward Grant, 10-134; John Andrews, 10-134; Mrs.

A. E. Pearce, 10-134; O. Bieri, 10-134; Charles Booth, 11-136; Sir Charles Rosen thal, 11-138; J. a’Costa, 11-138; Albert Paquier, 11-138; Georges Jerusalesmy, 11- 138; Colin Mclntosh, 11-138; A. V. Guy, 11- Thomas L. Sefton, 12-141; Arthur Joske, 12-141; T. P. Molloy, 12-141; Col.

F. W. Voelcker, 12-141; Sir Frederick Doidge, 12-141; Rev. J. F. Goldie, 12-142; Eric Weine, 12-142; Walter H. Lucas, 12- 142; E. P. Woods. 12-143; Mrs. Margaret Wright. 12-143; Brother David, 12-143; Capt. H. S. Collier, 12-143.

Easter Island.—B-81.

F FlJl.—Royal Visit, 1-5, 2-18, 4-15, 5-15, 6-12, 6-13, 8-98, 6-18, 6-19, 6-45. 6-133, 6- 6-151; Central Plateau Survey, 1-11, 3-30; Taxation. 1-13, 7-17, 10-26, 12-21; Lautoka Mayoral Squabble, 1-21; Leg.

Council Elections. 1-25, 2-16, 3-19; South Seas Hotel, 1-28, 5-17; Posts and Tele graph, 1-59; Firewalkers for Auckland, 1- 67; Broadcasting, 1-83, 1-99, 4-47, 9-33, 10- 11-16; Papeete’s Mayor incident, 1- 99, 3-61; Floods, 1-101; Fijians in Malaya, 1- 1-127, 2-16, 4-63; Manganese In dustry, 1-111, 2-110, 3-113, 12-121; Gold Industry, 2-19, 9-19; Co-operatives, 2-51; Literary, 2-54; Starlings, 2-69, 3-37, 8-125; Nukulau, 2-69; Labour Relations, 2-95; 5- 9. 6-45, 9-67; Exchange Rate, 2-97; Twin Calf Experiment, 2-98: Geological Survey, 2- Gatty Pishing Enterprise, 2-114, 8- 69; Population Problem, 3-9, 3-23, 3-117, 7- 7-19, 7-139, 8-36, 10-112, 12-93; Suva Now a City, 3-11, 4-57; Earthquake, 3-12, 3- 4-34. 4-56, 9-57; Sugar, 3-21, 6-19; Wharves, 3-34, 4-51, 5-16, 7-14, 9-65; Liquor Laws, 3-69, 11-115, 12-17; Indian Firewalkers, 3-85; Air Services, 3-86, 5- 120, 10-27; Fruit Case Sawmill, 3-96; Bananas, 3-111, 6-59, 7-113, 9-93, 10-131, 11- Button Industry, 3-116, 12-50; Fijian Communal System, 3-117, 9-109, 11- 95; Aerial Survey, 3-141, 9-61; Public Service Salaries, 3-145, 12-87; Indian Com missioner, 4-14, 6-11, 6-99, 7-134; Rabi Is., 4-17; Cession Day, 4-33; Currency, 4- 71; City Council Elections, 4-147, 5-15;

Indian Workmen Invited to New Cale donia, 5-16, 6-12, 6-53. 8-41; Budget, 5-30; Beach Hotel. 5-32, Rice Surplus, 5-43; Fijian Land. 5-47, 10-9. Hurricanes. 5-ll3; Director of Education Appointed. 5-116- Credit Unions. 5-117, 8-134. 9-93; Whales’

Teeth. 5-118; Fiji’s New Mayoral Chain, 5- Bravery Award to Indian, 5-132: Local Government. 5-139; Banking. 5-140, 9-17; Fijian Victim of NZ Rail Disaster. 6- Central Medical School, 6-59; Anti- TB Campaign, 6-87. 8-153, 10-96, 12-47; Cost of Living, 7-120; Footballers in Aus tralia, 8-21, 9-71, 10-15. 11-119, 12-41- Iron Deposits. 8-91: Levuka Man they Could Not Hang, 8-93; Vanua Levu Pine apple Experiment. 8-135; Tourism, 8-151, 9- 11-102; Soil Conservation. 8-152: Visas for Americans Waived. 9-33; Praise for CSR Farms. 9-42; Ami Chandra’s Death, 9-43, 10-67: Postal Delays. 9-56: Milk Waterers, 9-89, Savu Savu, 10-90; Copra, 10-93; Trade Balance, 10-101; Suva Building Projects, 11-49; Suva Slums, 11- 71: Red Prawns of Vutulele. 11-79; Hos pital Payment, 11-91; Ramakrishma Library, 11-150; Stick Beetle. 12-58; Nadi Chamber of Commerce. 12-58; Empire Games Representatives, 12-134.

Hawaii.—S-86, 6-121, 7-57, 7-93. 9-43,

10- HEALTH.—Malaria. 3-30. 4-107, 10-55, 11-14, 12-43; Leprosy. 5-113; Lectures in Ironical Medicine. 10-151: Coral Ulcers, 11-123; Yaws. 11-159.

Marshall. Mariana And Caroline

[S.—3-47. 5-61. 8-54. 8-87. 12-152.

Missions And Missionaries.—Bishop

4-73; S.D.A.. 4-145; Natives for Priesthood. 5-35. 6-155, 7-51: Bishop Ihomas Wade, 5-76; Misuse of Mission influence. 7-55; Bishop John Dieter, 7-142. 1-65. 11-29; Little Sisters of Jesus. 8-133: Swiss Evangelic Brotherhood. 9-134. Rt. 3ev. Adolnh Noser. 2-83; Rev. J. F.

Goldie. 2-90; Helena Goldie Hospital, 2-99; Bishop John Rogers of Tonga, 3-12, 8-65: 3amu River Mission. 3-35: Presbyterian D/seas. Mission, 3-70; Dr. C. E. Fox, 3-74; Alfred Thomas Hill Bishon of Melanesia, 1-147, 7-47, 8-65, 11-24; Bishon Vesters, 1-44: Cardinal Gilroy in NG. 11-15, 11-23; 3akobau’s Conversion. 11-143.

Nauru.—6-12. 6-18. 6-43. 7-16, 9-26. 10-

i 4. 12-16. 12-86. 12-148.

NEW CALEDONIA.—IOOth Anniversary, -15. 3-153: Brewery, 3-71; Proposed Air Service, 6-12. 7-17; History. 11-73: 3oat Base. 11-78: Motor Traffic, 12-75; lining, 12-75.

New Guinea. Dutch.—S-31, 7-62, 10-

.9. 11-155. 12-149.

NEW HEBRIDES.—History. 1-41; Ton kinese. 4-64; Santo. 4-79; BSI Talks. 6- .0. 7-20, 8-23, 9-53; Sail Fish, 7-58; Million Dollar Point Scrap, 8-102.

NIUE. —Murder of R.C , 2-15. 3-121 4- ;32, 5-38. 6-126. 7-56, 8-17, 11-121; New Appointment, 4-17. „ „ „

Norfolk Island.—I-30, 2-14. 2-50. 2-

06 4-119. 5-120. 6-12. 6-127. 7-16. 8-133. i-135, 10-67, 11-133, 12-74. o ne^’ G Afsn SA 2-?27 S ‘Ne P w Guinea Peters’

Assn., 2-131: New Guinea C üb, 2-131, New Guinea Memorial Scholarship Fund Old.), 3-82, 9-125: New Guinea Women s flub. Sydney. 3-83. 4-14. 5-113. 6 -20’ 6 - 63 - 0-127, 12-151; Polynesian Assn.. 1U

93, 12-128; Pacific Islands Society, 6-20. 9-151, 10-28; New Guinea Women’s Assn Melb., 6-20; BSIP Red Cross. 7-101• Guadalcanal Club. 8-41; Fiji Muslim League, 8-135; P-NG Branch of RSSAILA, 9-15; Port Moresby Aero Club, 12-122- Kone Club, 12-122; New Britain Women’s Club, 12-150; All Nations Club. 12-151.

P PACIFIC (GENERAL).—Volcanic Activity, I- Lack of Navigational Lights, 2-15; Round or Tapered Cans for Meat?, 2-17; Chinese Communities, 2-41; Fate of Ben Boyd, 2-107; Spearfishing, 3-30; Radio Transmissions, 3-71, 3-87, 4-61; Shell Money, 3-95; Native Telepathy, 4-55, 11- 83; Mutton Birds. 4-109; Coconut Pearls, 6-73, 11-77; Hurricanes, 6-129; Mana, 7-35; Sun-fish, 7-73, 9-51, 10-16, 11-77; NZ Governor-General to Visit Islands, 8-119, II- 12-19; Collecting Historical Data, 9- Auckland Islands, 9-51; Colonialism. 10- 11-38.

Palmyra.—S-57.

Papua-New Guinea.—Oii Search, 1-5,

1-103, 1-108, 2-16, 6-11, 7-111, 10-123, 10- 128, 11-13, 11-62, 12-121; Dutch-Australian Co-operation, 1-9; Rhinoceros Beetle Pest, 1-11, 4-100; Desiccated Coconut Industry, I- 2-17, 2-149, 4-155, 7-25, 12-55; Giant Snails, 1-13; Lae-Wau Road. 1-13, 6-66. 10-125; Memorial to H. Page & Son, 1-14; Trusteeship Council Visit, 1-16; Sheep Raising, 1-16, 4-143. 5-132, 12-149; Air Services 1-18, 2-16. 11-18; Status of Ad ministrator, 1-19, 5-27; Lawrence Wall Case. 1-27; Rice, 1-29, 2-39, 5-66, 9-58, II- Copra and Copra Stabilisation Fund. 1.33, 5-18, 5,20, 7-119, 8-15, 11-63: Banking. 1-34, 3-147, 4-31, 5-14, 5-41, 6- 33, 6-116; School of Pacific Administration, 1-36, 4-14. 10-123 Dr. Mead, 1-54; Native Labour. 1-55, 1-131, 1-143. 4-20, 6-149; Coast Watchers Memorial, 1-64, 3-85, 4- 50. 6-45, 8-123, 11-155; Samarai. 1-71; Mission Roadbuilding, 1-81; Hospitals, 1- 105, 11-105; Wau High School. 1-105: Native Co-operatives, 1-106, 2-63, 6-31; Development, 1-107, 10-85; War Scrap, 1- 12-49; Permits to Enter, 1-109; Ascent of Mt. Victoria, 1-128; Raluana Affair, 1-129, 5-139, 7-119. 8-33, 9-21, 10- 42, 12-139; Pidgin English, 1-135, 2-55, 7- 151, 10-47, 12-14; Highlands, 1-147, 2-110; Annexation of NG, 2-13; Taxation of P.S.

Pensions. 2-20; Queen Elizabeth Park.

Rabaul 2-27; Rabaul Building Block Allo cations. 2-34, 4-137; Mrs. Staunton’s Drift Voyage, 2-49; Coastal and Inter-island Shipping, 2-53, 4-106; Gold, 2-63, 3-41, 5- 127 9-17, 10-141, 11-39. 12-150: Broad casting. 2-91; Public Service Commissioner. 2- Wharves, 2-113, 5-130; DC’s Confer, 2-10; Employers’ Obligation for Fares, 3-12; Chinese Community, 3- Rabaul Oil Mill, 3-14; Govt. Grants, 3- Extension of Controlled Areas, 3-20. 6- 9-134, 12-129; Plywood Factory. 3- 28 3-90, 5-32, 7-17; Roads, 3-28. 4-135, 5-51 6-135 7-15; War Memorial Un veilings. 3-29. 4-18. 5-137. Assistant Ad ministratorship, 3-40, 6-18, 12-14 12-20 Town Advisory Councils. 3-69; Crayfish Tails 3-70" Sport. 3-101; Agricultural Shows. 3-105. P 6-33, Titles to Mining Claims. 3-119; Housing Loans 3 -!20.

ApHal Survey 3-141; Peanuts. 3-149, 5-bt>. *45 ».,29 10-137. 11-134: Telefomln Murders 4-14, 5-21. 5-77, 7-131, 8-17.

Trout, 4-31, 10-45; South Pacific Brewery 4- 8-37. 11-70; Water Supply 4-49.

Trade 4-51; Rubber Industry. 4 * 69 - 5 ‘ 53 ' 7- 10-29. 12-15: Trans-Busu Timber Tpase 4-74 7-131; Archbold Expedition, 4-93 5-114; Ascent of Mt. Wilhelm. 4-130; Public Works. 4-109: Secondary Education Grants, 4-110; Registration of Aliens. 4- 154 6-32; Queen’s Visit Delegations 5- ’c io 7.16 7-142. 8-18, 8-51, 9-16, 9-17; p-NG Budget, 5-29: Village Council to Pay. 5-33; Legislative Ccl„ 5-39. 5-45. 9

21. 11-31. 11-75, 11-131, 12-16. 12-39: Land and Land Policy, 5-49, 6-122, 10-18. 10-117, 10-123. 11-21; Public Service. 5-59. 7-26, 8-23; Historical Society, 5-129; ALP Investigation. 5-133; Native Education. 5- 141, 6-9. 6-132, 7-18, 8-117, 9-149: Fall of Rabaul Anniversary, 6-12, 7-14; Statistical Officer. 6-25; Kenaf Fibre, 6-29, 8-21, 8-28, 9- 9-37; Police Officers Perjury Charge. 6- 7-131; Hasluck Policy for Field Officers, 6-116; Cocoa, 7-70, 8-15, 11-16, 12-132; Wau Holiday Cottages, 7-124; Lonely Graves, 7-145; Lae Hotel, 8-15: Sydney-Samarai Radio Phone, 8-15; Minj Malaria School, 8-27; Promecotheca, 8- 120, 11-30; Waste Alleged at Manus, 9-16; War Scrap Profits Not Taxable, 9-17; Murray Rd„ 9-54; Cattle Raising, 9-136. 10- “Murray Policy”. 9-145; Rebuilding Rabaul, 10-9, 11-126; Director of Posts and Telegraphs, 10-31; Coronation Trust Fund. 10-95; Bride Price, 10-97; Liquor Laws, 10-115. 12-17: Cuthberts’ Misima Creditors, 10-147; Rouna Falls Hydro Scheme, 11-20; Local Government, 11-25; Cutch Industry, 11-34; Loyal Service Medals, 11-35; Publicity in Australia, 11- 93; Timber Industry, 11-118; Passionfruit Industry. 11-119; Rafferty Film Unit, 11- 121; Mt. Langlia, 11-125; Tea Factory, 11- 147; Town Noise, 12-20; Markham Pt.

Bridge. 12-99; Rabaul Water Supply. 12- 120; Ascent of Mt. Michael. 12-125: Native Drowning Fatalities, 12-127; Coffee. 12- 133; Sir H. Murray Memorial. 12-150,

Pearling And Fishing.—I-19, L-115 R

3-42, 3-49, 3-118, 4-53. 4-59 5-113, 6-93, 7- 7-31, 7-100, 8-15, 9-27. 9-117, 10-69, 11-

Personalities.—J. M. Joyes. 1-70; E.

W. Darling, 1-75, 4-78; Mother Agnes. 1-85.

Sir Alport Barker, 1-95; Sir Edward Hall strom, 2-14; Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Kinney, 2-71; Norman C. Sandford, 2-76; S. Elliott - Smith, 4-38; Sir Henry Scott. 4-109: A.

A. Roberts. 5-43; Ratu Edward Cakobau. 5- R. R. Hibbert, GM, 5-116: T. P.

Drury. 5-116; G. R. Powles, CMG, 6-26, Dr. J. Gunther, OBE, 6-26; Capt. R. Mc- Nicoll, OBE, 6-26; Mr. J. H. Luxford, CMG. 6-26; Mr. Harvey Turner, CBE, 6- Mr. Paul J. Hintz, MBE. 6-27, Sir Robert Stanley, 6-143; Dr. C. J. Austin, OBE. 6-143; G. K. Roth, OBE, 6-143; Miss H. M. Cleaver, MBE, 6-143. Josaia Navoka. 6- Mrs. Lily Warren, MBE, 6-143: Sir John Rankine, KCMG. 7-14; C. E. Leem bruggen, 7-14; Ho Man, 7-74; Dr. J.

Mclnerney, 7-115; Capt. F. J. Williams, 7- C. B. Dupertuls, 8-78; V. Fryer, 8- Mrs. Ruth Kempthorne, 9-29; Major D. G. Kennedy, 9-35; K. H. D. Hay. 9-74: William Alister Macdonald 9-79: Com mander Eric Feldt, 10-17; H. R. Wahlen. 10- Alfred Poroi, 10-54, Drummond Thomson, 10-73; Diane Cilento, 10-74: H.

S. Newton. 11-30; J. K. McCarthy, 11-33; J. R. Foldi, 11-33; R. E. Vernon. 11-61: Bro. Gautier. 11-67; T. Elkington. 11-83; R. V. Robertson. 11-85, Matron J. Hanlon. 11- F. C. Exon, OBE, 12-15; Mrs. J. M.

Jardine, MBE. 12-15; G. R. Wilson. MBE. 12- Supt. H. Halstead. 12-15: Ratu Epeli Vakalalabure, 12-15; Youwiga. 12-78 Simogun, 12-78.

Pitcairn Is.—L-102, 5-15: 7-147

Rhinoceros Beetle-General 1-11

2-29 2-43. 10-61; Fiji. 1-38, 2-51. 4-14 d. 9- Tonga. 1-39. 8-53; New Guinea. 4- 100, 9-34: Micronesia, 4-102 S SAMOA. EASTERN. -Governors. 1-85. 2- 86, 3-11, 5-21: Swain’s Island. 2-43. 4 8-71. 12-82; Radio and Broadcasting. 3*l. 6- Cannery and Tuna J^ ing . n 7- 8-67, 9-62. 9-143. 10-20, Antl-TO Campaign. 6-18; Trainee Nurses for US.

■7-55; Veteran Nurses, 8-73; Visit of Governor of N. Caledonia, 11-17; US Navy Recruitment. 11-127.

SAMOA. WESTERN.—Coronation Awards, I- Bananas. 1-86. 7-113: Shipping Service, 3-16, 6-43; Queen’s Visit Dele gation, 3-49, 5-15, 6-119, 7-30; Labour Unions and Arbitration, 3-52; Hotel Accommodation, 3-65; Liquor Law r s, 4-19, 6-58; Legislative Assembly, 4-67, 11-18; Education, 4-75: University Survey, 4-99, 5- Landing Jetty, 4-101; Local Govern jnent, 4-118; Self- Government, 5-99, 6- 117, 11-117; Currency and Exchange, 5- 131, 6-114; Preferential Tariff, 5-135, 7-15, 8-39, 9-15, 10-17; ‘‘Return to Paradise”, 6- Criticism by R. Raven-Hart, 6-48: Cocoa, 6-118. 7-35, 8-119, 11-16, 12-94; Road Accidents, 6-139, 10-28: Snakes, 7- 82; Hurricane, 7-142; Electricity Supply, 8- Hurricane of 1889, 8-140; Prosperity, 9- Fishing Industry, 9-147; Matai System, 10-19: Tahiti’s Governor ‘lgnored”, 10-122, 12-144; French Consul, II-

Ships And Shipping.—Tiare, 1-117;

Maui Pomare, 1-117, 3-127, 8-71, 9-95, 10- 20; Tagimaucia, 1-117, 2-115; Nukalau, 1- 117, 3-134, 4-125, 6-109. 7-109, 9-95. 9-99, 12-107: Ada (Vasu), 1-118, 3-134, 5-103, 7- 110; Rannah, 1-118, 2-118, 4-103. 6-109: John Williams VI. 1-119, 7-108; Purau, 1-119; Manua Tele, 1-119; Moqueuse, 1- 120; Kia Kia, 1-130, 3-126. 3-134, 8-109; Mifofua, 1-121, 12-110; Yatu Lau, 1-121; Kurimarau, 1-121, 2-118. 3-129, 4-121, 5- 11. 7-108: Scot, 1-122: Monique, 1-122, 2- 141, 3-12, 6-109, 12-105; Peer Gynt, 1-112; Bounty, 1-123, 2-124, 3-137, 5-109; Sun dance, 1-123, 2-126. 3-139: Philante 11, 1-125. 9-106: Te Rapunga, 1-123, 6-111, 7- 111: Skyline, 1-125, 3-137. 4-126, 5-108. 12-119: Viking, 1-125; Sobrina. 1-126; Wanderer 111, 1-126. 2-124, 3-137, 4-127, 5-109. 12-119; Wakaya, 1-126, 2-125. 3-137- Purple Sea, 1-126, 3-139. 5-109; Mariposa’. 1- Alsirat, 2-37; Te Matapula, 2-116, 3- Miena, 2-116, 7-104; Altair, 2-117; Tui Kauvaro, 2-117; Margery, 2-117; Matai, 2-118; Lautoka, 2-118; Manuriki, 2- Corsair, 2-121; Makogai, 2-122- Inspire, 2-122, 7-108, 11-98; Benecia, 2- 122: Cariad I, 2-123, 3-139, 6-111, 11-101, 12-115; Leda, 2-124; Arthur Rogers, 2-124 3- 5-109, 9-105, 12-115; Pleiades, 2-124, 8- Ramona, 2-125: Viking, 2-125- Waltzing Matilda. 2-127; Moonraker, 2- 127, 5-109, 12-116; Ghost, 2-127, 3-139 4- 127; Wanderer 11, 2-127, 3-139; Tern II 2-127. 3-139, 4-127, 5-107. 8-114, 10-137-’

Beyond, 2-127, 3-139, 4-129, 8-115, 12-116- White Squall, 2-127, 3-137; Taurangi, 2- 127, 3-137, 4-127, 12-116; Tropic Seas, 2- 127, 4-131; Cheng-Ho. 3-97; Yanawai 3- 126: Raft Voyage, 3-126; Tumuhau. 3-129; Fetu-Ao, 3-129; Manua Tele, 3-131- Vuniwai, 3-130: Cagi-Mai-Ra, 3-130; Ranui. 3-134: Kona, 3-137, 5-104, 7-113, 11- Dwyn Wen. 3-137, 5-105; Ladv Stirling, 3-137, 5-105, 8-105, 9-105; Blue Water, 3-139; Sydney-Noumea Race, 3-139- Mariner, 3-139. 5-108, 7-113, 9-107' Novia B ' ll4 ’ 10-144; Temptress, 3- 3 :,^ 4 - 31 , 5-104; Stanley Angwin, 4- 5-103, 6-102; Matai, 4-123; Southern 9 r . 0 0 s , s Y, 111 ’ 4-123; Venus, 4-123; Humber, 4- Foremost 11, 4-123; Alemeda, 4-125- Tamani Tahiti, 4-125; Koitaki Numu, 4- 126: Stortebecker 111, 4-126, 6-110 8-114 12- 12-119; Little Bear, 4-126,’ 5-109-’

New Silver Gull, 4-126; Silhouette II 4- 5 ' 108: Anna Elizabeth, 4-127, 5-108. 9- 10-146; Venturer, 4-127, 7-113- Leda, 4-127, 5-105, 8-114; Flamingo. 4-127- Trans-Tasman Race, 4-129; Ho Ho II 4I H l ' ml 07; Blue Wa ter, 4-131: Matua! 5- 70. Tofua, 5-70; Karamu, 5-70; Non magnetic HI, 5-101: Princess Waimai, 5- 101 Manmo, 5-104; Moonbeam, 5-104- Idaha 5-104, 12-113; Flamingo, 5-105, 7- 112, 8-115: Gemini, 5-107, 12-119- La Corrigan, 5-107; Aries. 5-107, 12-116- Fitheach Ban, 5-107, 8-115; Beatrix, 5I

107, 7-112; 8-115; Miru, 5-107; Yankee, 5- 9-107. 11-51, 12-117; Mandalay, 5- 108, 10-145; Mistress, 5-108; Tovata, 5-108; Pampero, 5-109, 7-110, 8-115, 10-144; California, 5-109; Nellie Brush, 5-109, 6- 111; Trans-Tasman Race, 5-128; Wongala, 6- 7-105; New Guinea Australia Line, 6- 19, 11-15; Orient Line in Pacific, 6-20, 7- 15, 8-17, 10-37; New Guinea Govt. Shipping Line, 6-44, 6-103, 10-15; Gaualofa, 6-101. 8-111: Le Phoque (Adi Keva), 6-101. 7- 107, 11-97; GEIC Shipping, 6-102, 6-105: Santa Teretia, 6-105; Nareau, 6-105; Navua, 6-106; Moutuana, 6-109; Coongoola, 6-111, 7-113; Xarifa, 6-110, 11-99; Imatra, 6-110, 9-105: Calypso, 6-110, 8-114; Chela, 6- Landfall 11. 6-111, 11-99; Talei, 6- 111; Gesture, 6-111, 7-112; Tonga for Tonka), 6-111; Naitamba, 6-111, 7-111, 12-117; Kereru, 6-113, 7-113, 8-115; Aus tralian Oriental Line, 7-14; Polurrian, 7-38, 10- Ninisa, 7-104; Hokitika, 7-105; Sprightly, 7-104; Vega. 7-107; Ai Sukula, 7- 8-106; Oliver Mao, 7-107, 8-106; Komaiwai, 7-107; Tuvalu, 7-107; Tungaru, 7-107: Tohu-Bohu, 7-111; Kaimiloa, 7-111; Viator, 7-112; Search, 7-113; Viking Ohoy, 7-113; Lahara. 7-113; Colorado Dal Mar, 7- Jacques Dal Mar, 7-135, 12-109; Madonna, 8-103; Adi Maopa. 8-105; Chum, 8-105; Myrtle, 8-109; Mariposa (Homeric), 8-109: Southern Cross VIII, 8- 12-111: C-Gull, 8-110; Pearlin, 8- 110, 9-98: A’oniu. 8-110, 12-110; Wind jammer, 8-113; Atom, 8-113; Seven Seas IT. 8-114: Primavera. 8-115, 12-115; Mahurangi, 8-149, 9-99; Royal Interocean Lines 9-21: van Kinsbergen. 9-95; Maria Del Mar, 9-96: Airco, 9-96, 10-142; Naruta, 9- Calmar, 9-104; Tahitien. 9-105: Tungaru, 9-105; Les 4 Vents, 9-105, 10-146, 11- Onrust. 9-105; ladybird 9-105. 12- 116: Seven Seas. 9-107; Nordlys, 9-108; Tahiti, 9-108: Matson Co.. 10-31; Meklong, 10- Kalaua. 10-135; Santa Teretia 11. 10-143; Tina Two. 10-144; Polynesie. 10- 144: Neo Hebridais, 10-145; White Hart, 10- Pagan, 10-144: Rorengana, 10-144: Charles H. Gilbert. 11-97. 12-106; Channel Star, 11-47: Chiquita, 11-99: Vania, 11-99: Feaoua, 11-99: Rakoa, 11-101. 12-117; Felicity Ann, 11-101; P. & O. Cruise. 12- 17; Malua, 12-55: Ralun. 12-103; Marv Winkleman. 12-103; El Retiro. 12-103- Seven Little Brothers, 12-105; Photos of Old USS Co. Ships, 12-105; Laurabada. 12- 106: Kulu, 12-107: Katika, 12-107; Lucy Star, 12-109: Shell 52, 12-110; Eastern Glory. 12-110; Bombard, 12-110; Orahena, 12- Metomkin, 12-112; Romace. 12- 112; Solace. 12-115; Mareva, 12-117; Gloria Dalton, 12-117; Serva la Bari, 12-117; Gemini. 2-119.

Solomon Islands.—See W.P.H.C.

Territories.

South Pacific Commission. 1-57,

2-109, 3-148, 4-113, 5-34, 10-109, 10-147, 11- 12-153.

Stamp Collecting And New

Issues.—3-64, 3-107, 4-49, 9-27, 9-87, 10-

33.

T TAHITI (including French Oceania).— New Secretary-General, 1-97; Hotel Les Tropiques, 1-99; Governor Petitbon, 2-71, 7- 8-147; Mountaineering, 4-33, 10-79; Nordman Hotel, 4-35; Political Develop ment, 4-159; Films, 5-123; British Consul ate, 5-136; Old Buildings Condemned, 6- 116; Sultan and Concubines, 7-15. 8-80. 8- Powell Case, 8-55; Tourist Bureau, 8-150: Makatea, 9-75, 11-35; Legality of Vivish Marriage, 10-139; Barnes Damage Claim, 11-39, 12-17; Chinese Community, 12- TONGA.—Queen Salote, 1-19, 2-151, 3- 35, 4-20, 10-70; General, 1-37, 9-77; Falcon Is., 1-72; Royal Visit, 2-18, 3-11, 3-67. 4-14, 4-15, 6-12, 6-13, 6-17, 6-18; Military Training, 2-21: Scouting, 3-103; Whaling, 4-101; Kitione Lave, 4-119, 6-98, 8-139, 9-

83, 10-27; Kauffmann, 5-73; Dynamite Ex plosion, 5-114; Answer to Criticism, 6-49, 9-55; New Judge, 7-15; Vanilla Culture, 8-49; Trade 70 Years Ago, 8-62; New British Consul, 8-142; Shirley Baker, 10- 148; Tongan Girls Dance in London, 11- 122; Tuna Fishing, 11-151; Nukualofa Hotel, 12-51; Parliament, 12-90.

Trading, Planting And Business

FlRMS.—Nelson & Robertson, Ltd., 2-15; Steamships Trading Co., 3-148; W. R.

Carpenter (Fiji), Ltd., 5-18; Etablissements Donald, Tahiti, 5-35; Loloma Gold Mines, 5-114; Colyer Watson (NG), Ltd., 6-29; New Guinea Goldfields, Ltd., 8-75; Burns Philp (SS), Ltd., 10-54; Burns Philp & Co.. Ltd., 11-141; G. G. Smith & Co., 11- 149: Morris Hedstrom, Ltd., 12-136.

Trusteeship Council.—I-16, 9-143.

Western Pacific High Com

Mission Territories.—Shipping, 1-14;

Indian Migration to BSI, 1-21; Honiara Power-Plant, 1-24; Native Agriculture (BSIP), 1-35; New School for Tarawa, 1- 87: Overpopulation on Tikopia, 3-11; Rice Rationing in BSI, 3-64; BSI Bird Life. 3- •124: Tax Challenge Appeal, 4-25; War Scrap, 4-43: Landing Bond, 4-49; Broad casting, 4-62, 12-59; Wm. Reiher of the Gilberts, 4-81; Jap. Reparations to BSIP, 5-20, 6-57, 12-46; Budget for BSI, 5-31; Bomb Disposal in BSI. 6-67; G. & E.

Colony (General), 6-99; BSIP Native Councils. 6-115; Vanikoro, 6-136, 7-61, 12- 148; BSI Advisory Council, 6-143, 7-14; Pelope Shoal, 7-56; BSI Economy, 7-114, 8-129: Gilbertese Population, 7-141; •Marching Rule” in BSIP, 8-59; Destruc tion of Segi, 8-82; No Representatives See Queen, 8-119; Troubles of G. & E. Ad ministration, 9-138; High Commissioner’s Visit to G. & E„ 11-21.

Queen Salote opened the 1954 sesison of Tongan Legislative As sembly at Nukualofa, on June 24.

T Mrs. H. J. Sabben left Suva at the end of May for the United States, where she will be joined by Mr. Sabben, on their way to British Honduras, where Mr. Sabben has been appointed Collector of Cus toms. Mr. Sabben has been in the Customs Department in Fiji since 1936.

The Pre-School Advisory Board of Papua-New Guinea held its inaugural meeting in Port Moresby on June 21. It has completed arrangements for the consolidation and extension of pre-school work in the Territory. Mrs. D. M. Cleland is chairman, and other members are Dr. J. J. B. Refshauge, Miss B. A. McLachlan (deputy Miss J.

Neal), Mrs. J. K. McCarthy, Messrs.

J. S. Arthur and O. Denny, and Miss E. D. Ryan, pre-school officer.

An. attractive brochure, well illustrated and describing the kind of supply service that has been built up in Sydney over 65 years, has been published by Watson Victor Ltd., of Bligh St., Sydney. This Company is well known throughout the South Pacific Islands for the range and quality of X-ray, electro medical, surgical and scientific equipment which it distributes.