Index to Vol. XXVI

Aug., 1955 To Jul, 1956, Inclusive

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

Volume XXVI is indexed under: griculture Norfolk Is. dan Affairs Organisations elation Pacific (general) anton Is. Papua -N. Guinea jpra (inc. edible Pearling, Shell Fish oils) »ng, Fishing ook Islands Personalities eaths Samoa. Eastern Samoa, Western

|ji Ships

ea lth Solomons [issions South Pacific Com larshall. Mariana, mission and Caroline Is. Tahiti 'auru Tonga f, Caledonia Trading and Other

r . Hebrides Companies

. Guinea (Dutch) Trusteeship Council W.P.H.C. Territories A AGRICULTURE (See also under In

ividual Territories): Rhinoceros Beetle,

-16. 3-9. 8-43. 8-53, 12-153; Polythene 'ilm for Banana Wrapping. 1-58; Rubber, -160. 2-17. 2-133, 4-139, 6-155. 8-61. 8- 33 Cocoa. 2-9, 3-113, 4-84, 4-157. 5-117, -67. 8-62, 8-87. 8-131. 11-54; Coffee, 2-31, -121 4-110. 4-137. 5-118, 5-151, 7-38. 7- 7 8-23, 10-39 11-157; Pandanus, 2-58; •ish Preserving.’ 2-63: Coconuts, 2-129, 3- 7 Pacific Produce Markets, 3-123; Aus ralian Margarine, 3-137; Tea. 6-23; Pine pple Cannery for Lae, 6-33; 1956 Sugar •rice 6-23; Samoan v. Fiji Bananas, 6- 1; Rice. 6-129, 9-69; Spotlight on Jananas. 8-118; Experimental Agric., 10-41.

Asia And Asiatic Affairs: 1-166, 2-

9 4-12. 6-18. 8-25, 9-105, 9-107. 10-19, 11- ,7. 11-19. H-21.

AVIATION; South Pacific Air Lines, 1- 15 5-147 7-22; T.R A.N.S.P.A.C.. 1-50, 2- 14 3-20. 3-61, 4-39. 5-53. 8-141. 10-107. 12- .59; T.E.A.L., 1-124. 3-65. 3-145. 4-107. 4- 09 5-73. 7-23, 7-24; Qantas, 1-133, 1-140, i-16, 4-115, 5-13, 5-71. 6-146. 8-135; Pan American Airways, 1-140, 3-140. 5-56. 5- L37, 9-19; Ansett Airways. 2-127; Nether ands N.G. Aviation Co., 2-143; N.Z.

Fourist Air Travel Ltd., 2-153; Air Services for Fiji. 3-17, 4-23; Helicopter Activity. 3-55; B.O.A.C., 3-66; Man iated Airlines. 4-35; Operation School room. 5-13; Gibbes’ Sepik Airways, 5-17; (Ur Mail to Hebrides Resumes. 5-55; Noumea-Nadi Service Suspended, 6-19; Airline Manoeuvres, 6-24; Case for N.Z.

Airways, 6-32, 7-28; Helicopter Arrives in Noumea. 6-98; Air Cruises to Pacific Islands, 7-12; Fiji Airways. 7-22; Mission Planes in N.G., 7-35; Air Borne Haka, 7- 57; R N.Z.A.F. Sunderlands. 7-74; Air Fares Increase. 8-22; Sydney to Santiago, 8- Future of Nadi Airport, 8-47, 10-35; Flying-Boat Business, 8-143: International Airport, 10-20: DCA and the DC3 Ban. 9- 10-31; Mercy Flights, 10-115; Third Class Fares, 10-159; Reconditioning Henderson Airport, 11-55; T.A.I., 11-131, 12-159. c

Canton Island: 2-66, 3-119, 5-123.

Christmas Is.—8-129, 8-153, 9-22. 11-

24, 12-19.

COPRA (IncludingEdible Oils, etc.): 1-17, 1- 2-19. 2-66, 2-117, 3-17, 3-23, 3-99, 3- 139, 4-143. 4-152. 5-13, 5-49. 6-20, 7-19, 8- 13, 8-19. 8-24. 9-29, 9-61, 10-59, 10-68, 10- 157, 11-139.

COOK ISLANDS; Penrhyn. 1-85. 4-75, 5- 61; Makatea Workers, 1-120, 2-8; Drought Conditions, 2-15, 4-70; Mangaia. 2-18. 2- 70, 2-80, 3-35, 6-153, 8-71; Manihiki Lagoon Closed to Divers. 2-25. 8-47; Niue, 2- 3-114; Citrus Industry, 2-53, 3-73; Book Critique, 2-20; Wrecked Yacht. 3- 49; Rarotongan Conference, 3-58; Tuna

Haul, 3-59; Tomato Crisis, 3-61. 7-66; Radio Rarotonga. 3-80; Tamata Caught, 3- Legco in Session, 4-74, 9-24; Island Merchants Ltd., 4-89; Tuberculosis War, 4- Income Tax Approved, 4-121; A Tribute to Mrs. Myra Harrington, 4-149; Drastic Comment on Copra. 4-152; Man gaian Pineapples. 4-153; Basketball in Mangaia, 4-155; Annual Exodus, 5-47; Sawarrow, 5-55, 12-69; Experts Survey Island Affairs, 5-58; Medical Survey of Aitutaki. 5-89: Pood Shortage in Northern Cooks, 5-95; W. W. Graham’s Retirement, 6-99: Shooting Fatality, 7-28; Suspected Murder. 7-95; Hurricane Scare. 7-155; Im proved Shipping, 8-63; Belshaw-Stace Pro gramme 8-67; Hurricane’s Wake, 8-87; Extending M.O.P. Beds, 9-50; New L.M.S.

Leader, 9-62; Fish Farming, 9-82; Interest ing Exhibits. 9-94; Rarotonga’s Easter Cycle Race, 10-47; Lock Snipping, 10-83; Council Qualifications, 11-53; Improved Electric Power, 11-113: Fruit Canning Possibility, 11-115; Tilapia Are Tasty, 11- 164; Niue R.C. Promoted. 12-18; Pukapuka Centenary Celebrations, 12-43; School Broadcasts, 12-99; Sewing Machines That Don’t Work, 12-102; Sun’s Eclipse. 12-115; Paua Shell Jewellery, 12-129; Minister Resents Critics, 12-145; More Plans, 12-162.

D DEATHS; Capt. W. E. Passlow, 1-25; Bishop John Dieter, 1-128; J. J. McHugh, 1- Mrs. Bride Minogue, 1-139; Canon Jennings, 1-139; O. Michael. 1-139; K.

Kruger 1-139; E. E. Rutheren. 1-139; A.

H Martin. 1-139; H. G. Routley, 1-139; Lady Des Voeux, 2-141; Miss Phyllis Abel. 2- - Orator Chief Leoso. 2-141; Charles Stergios. 2-141; O. C. Ludolph, 2-141; Mrs.

Madge Hammond. 2-141; A, O’Rourke, 2- 141; R. L. Gaskell, 2-141; A. R. Cobcroft, 2- Miss Pauline Hoeft, 3-135; A. R.

Tarte, 3-135; Mrs. E. St. Aubyn. 3-135; Bishop T. J. Feeney, S.J.. 3-135; W. A.

Douglas, 3-135; W. H. Halford-Thompson. 3- Mrs. M. E. Cleary. 3-135; F. E.

Wood, 3-135; Mrs. Myra Harrington, 3- 136; G. Stoockicht, 3-136; R. P. Warren, 3- Mrs. Sophie Tucker, 3-136; Canon James Benson, 3-136: Rev. Father J. M.

Oreve; 4-145; R. H. Phillips, 4-145; J. H.

McDonald. 4-145; Ben Heape, 4-147; Sister Mary Zita. 4-147; Patrol Officer J. Short, 4- Mrs. Hendra. 4-147; B. H. Marks, 4- T. E. Peterson. 4-148; Brother Conrad Weber, 4-148; Mautairi Pe. 5-138; Aerepo Pohino. 5-138; Tieia Tera Ngamura Ariki, 5-138 Joseph Bennett, 5-139; Mrs.

M. J. Poland, 5-139; Madame P. Miller, 5- Madame Virginie Pamburn. 5-141; Pastor R. H. Putty, 5-141; Mrs. Kathleen Bignell, 6-130; Professor Radcliffe Brown, 6- R. M. Farlow, 6-131; Mrs. C. S.

McOwan, 6-131; Mrs. Grace Rasmussen. 6- Fred Rennie, 6-131; Mrs. Mary Sorby. 6-131; Mrs. Harry Downing, 7-23; Alfred Cowley. 7-145; Capt. F. K. Allen, 7- Ruarei A. Toomaru, 7-145; Clinton Chapman. 7-145; Dr. Chas. Mcßeth Daw son, 7-145; Comdr. W. Burrows, 7-146; Mrs. Howard King, 7-146; James (Shamusl Ryan, 8-145; C. R. Muscutt, 8-145; John C. Suckling. 8-145; High Chief Letuli, 8- 145; Mrs. Adele King, 8-145: Rongomatane Ariki, 9-129; Mrs. Ellen Pitt, 9-129; Mrs.

Isobel Lockhart-Bell. 9-129; Mrs. Vera Pocock, 9-129; Jesse H. Buffum. 9-130; Mrs. J. S. Litchfield, 9-130; H. L. Gerrard. 9-130; Mrs. G. Dick, 9-130; Harold Koch. 9- Tex Thomas, 9-130; Victor Mune, 10- Van Der Brock D’oßrenan, 10-142; John Grant, 10-142; W. A. Freeman, 10- 142; John Merrin, 10-143; Brother Alphonsus ,10-143; J. P. Samuels, 11-145; Mrs. M. L. Runling. 11-145; W. A.

Boucher, 11-145; Mrs. Elizabeth Muir, 11- 145; Sir Henry Milne Scott, 11-145; Sir

Alport Barker. 12-37; Lilian Overell, 12- 138; Eric Seal. 12-151; John W. Ryan, 12- 151: A. Mclntyre, 12-151; Leung Wai, 12- 151; L. F. D. Carter, 12-151.

E

Easter Is.—L-61, 5-46, 7-150, 8-65, 10-103.

F FIJI: Ban on Dancing, 1-19; Infantry Battalion, 1-25, 7-147, 8-51; Rama Krashna Library, 1-33; Crime Wave, 1-51; Adi Cakobau School, 1-63; Women’s Hockey Team. 1-63; Trade, 1-75; 4-17; Dry Seasons Cut Export, 1-75; Timber In dustry, 1-93; Defence of Fijian Worker, 1- Cigarette Factory, 1-135. 2-147, 12- 130; Suva Workers Village, 1-149; Fiji Lands Commission. 1-165, 4-59; Young Fijian’s Daring Voyage. 2-16. 4-61; First All Fijian Ball, 2-17; Police Methods Re viewed, 2-37, 8-58; Banana Boost. 2-74; Outsize Fijian. 2-84; Improved Broadcasts. 2- 4-71: 4-107, 5-22, 11-102; Amateur Boxers, 2-133; Police and Suva’s Panic, 2-138' Agricultural Co-op. Sought, 2-146; Record Import Duty. 2-149; Indian Re patriation Wind-up, 2-150; Fiji’s Con stitution, 2-151; Fijian Matrons, 3-15; Fijian Commander for Malaya. 3-16: Dis memberment of Fiji, 3-20; Gatton Scholar ships, 3-20; Brawl at Lau. 3-24; Drunkenness, Youth Problem. 3*25; Suva’s Housing Shortage 3-55, 4-114, 5-73, 8-151; Clothing Factory Planned, 3- 71- Beche-de-mer, 3-99; Manganese Ex ports, 3-119; Hotels. 3-129, 5-31, 10-23, 10-53 12-79, 12-163; Boxer Dies, 3-131; Auckland Footballers. 3-144; Fijian Cere monial, 3-149; Police Commissioner to Retire. 4-14; Magistrate as Defendant, 4- 14 Fiji’s Goldmines. 4-19; Bribery Charge Against Police, 4-49, 5-59; Fatal Polio Case 4-49; Ex-Suva Residents, 4-59; Cakaudrove Wars, 4-80; Triplets Com ment, 4-109: Joyita Mystery. 4-117, 5-12. 5-18. 7-21; More Decorations for Troops, 4-123; Toorak Bus Service. 4-123; Fatal Accident at Makogai, 4-152; Suva Finances, 4-158; Suva Nautical Classes, 4-159; Fiji- Indian Goes to England, 4-160; Carpenter- Hedstrom Merger, 5-14, 6-19, 7-19, 9-98. 9- 103; Makogai Transfers, 5-17; Credit Unions Still Expand, 5-55; Luxury Coaches, 5-62; Reliance on Customs Duty, 5-63; Fijian Deputy Mayor, 5-74; Big Savings in P.W.D.. 5-89: Ex-Soldiers Exonerated, 5- 91; Xmas Gifts to Soldiers, 5-95; Cocoa Industry, 5-117. 7-34; Suva Smash and Grab, 5-118; Joyita Story, 5-119; 7-21; Sequel to Malaya. 5-126; Fijian Develop ment Fund, 5-129, 8-58; Pilot Escapes Injury, 6-21, 7-27; Bogus P.I.M. Advt.. 6- 22; 1956 Sugar Price. 6-23: Notes from Fiji, 6-25; Making the Fijian Money Con scious, 6-107; No Balolo Rise, 6-111; Drunkenness Causes Concern. 6-139; Poisoned by Pish, 6-142; Marine Earth quake, 6-142; Votes for Fijians. 4-13; Fiji “Gale”, 7-22; New Judge. 7-24: Fitz patrick Film. 7-24, 8-157; Shipping Mysteries, 7-25; Fiji-Indian Graduates, 7- 53: Reclamations Ltd. Activity, 7-55; Ancient Ceremony, 7-36; Can It Be Done? 7- Cruel Indian Father. 7-95; Ex pensive Beer, 7-114; Hospital Closes, 7-121; Newspaper for Lautoka, 7-121; 1955 Trade Analysed, 7-156; Motor Rally, 8-13; Fiji Times Purchase. 8-19, 10-18; Hurricane Nerves, 8-21; Air Crash Inquiry, 8-22; Stir in the Canefields. 8-23; Big Game Fishing, 8-57, 12-62; School Magazines, 8- 73; Departmental Chiefs Retire. 8-75; Population Figures. 8-90; New £1 Note, 8- Chief Scout’s Visit, 8-134; Tribute to Sir Alport Barker. 9-13; Joyita Com mission Makes Report, 9-19; A.N.Z. Bank Activity, 9-23; Crushing Mills Summary,

9-27; Chamber of Commerce Activities, 9- 46; Suva Wharf Passes, 9-47; Wages Up, Strike off, 9-49; Rice Marketing, 9-69; Flood Damage. 9-95; Lovable and Lacka daisical, 9-99; Grasses of Fiji, 9-110; Wild Life Protection, 9-155; Election Broadcasts, 10-22; South Pacific Con ference, 10-24; S.P.C. Funds, 10-34; Jets and S.P. Air Routes, 10-35; Chamber of Commerce, 10-101; Stamp Scoop, 10-105; Law Award, 10-131; Cinderella Code, 10- 134; Banks Building Activity, 10-135; Visit of Mr. Howard, 10-151; Cattle In dustry Criticism, 10-155; Silly Season, 10- 161; Indians in World War 11, 10-162; Sudden Death of Sir Alport Barker, 11- 18; Second Cigarette Factory, 11-19; Fiji Battalion Comes Home, 11-20, 12-16; New Attraction at Korolevu, 11-49; New Tele phone System, 11-51; Beef Shortages, 11- 57; Victoria Cross Winner, 11-63; Watch ing for Whales, 11-66; U.N.O. on Indian Education, 11-77; Suva Yacht Club, 11- 79; Scot by Absorption, 11-85; Lest We Forget “Smithy”, 11-114; Food Prices and Scarcity, 11-117; Co-operative Store, 11- 123; Director of Agriculture Retires, Il ls?; Ratu Dovi Married, 11-139; Fiji- Indians and Empire Day, 11-156; Cane Farmer Politics. 11-159; Big Marlin. 11- 165: Legco Elections. 12-15; Visiting Writer and “Permit” System. 12-141; Rhino Beetles, 12-153; V.C. Ceremonies, 12-160.

H HEALTH.—Leprosy, 1-92, 2-51, 2-133 Tuberculosis. 2-36. 3-157, 4-31, 4-113- Malaria. 2-153, 11-131; Yaws, 3-157, Medical Survey of Aitutaki. 5-89; Polio Cases in Suva. 5-137; Polio in Tokelaus 7-124; Yaws, 7-111. 8-63, 8-157, 11-160; Rehabilitation of Lepers, 11-67.

M MISSIONS. Bishop Joseph Darnand, S.M., 1-128; Anglican Mission, 1-139, 7- 35; Melanesian Mission, 2-152. 3-95, 4-61, 7-140; London Missionary Society, 3-136, 5- 61, 9-S2; Capuchin Mission, 3-145; Mormon Chapel for Rarotonga, 5-113; Roman Catholic Mission. 7-35; South Seas Evangelical Mission, 7-39; Swiss Evan gelical 11-47; Bamu River, 12-77.

Marshall, Marianas, Caroline Is.

-1-97, 12-36.

N

Nauru.-1-16, 1-19, 1-133. 2-157.

New Caledonia.—Yate Dam, 1-15, 3-

55; B.H.P. Iron Ore. 1-19; Sequestrated Jap Properties. 1-53; Asiatic Labour, 1-65; Wallis Islanders in Noumea, 1-79; Trade, 1-79; Black Magic, 1-95, 3-153; Olympic Reps., 1-97: Liquor Laws, 1-99; Theft Drama, 1-100; Oil Search. 1-103, 3-155, 8- 21: Working Conditions, 1-125; Chrome Industry, 1-133; French Soldiers Pros pective Move. 2-17; Sandalwood Trade 2- 73; Exports Rise in Value, 2-137, 8-51; Displaced Eurasians. 3-21; Dairying In dustry, 3-115; Wallis Islanders, 3-125; Link With N.Z., 3-128; Hot Springs Resort, 4-25; Air Service Doing Well. 4-39, 8-45; North Africans’ Interest, 4-62; Major Reference Work, 4-95; New Ships. 4-115- Inter-Island Brawl, 4-119; Valuable Trochus Export. 4-122; Unexploded Shells.

A-.fR N.C. Needs More Police, 4-159; Nickel Industry. 3-147, 4-151, 5-129 6- 141: Madame Ollier “Not Guilty”, 5-29; Better Balanced Trade. 5-51; More Colonists Wanted, 5-113; Display at Sydney Show. 5-151; 6-135. 9-45; Minerals’ ng T?o F^ ture ’ 5 ' 155 - 8-95 : N - z - Interest in N.C. Minerals, 5-157; Polling Day, 6- 19, New Stamp Issue. 6-23; Plane Mis naps, d-98; Helicopter Arrives, 6-98, 8-153- Australian Students’ Visit, 6-137; Rice Production, 6-146; Devaluation Fears 7- N ® w lo p overnor ' 7 -19- 8-19; Drunken -7-120: Ja P Mines, 7-139. 10-42 12- J qi- A £ Tourists - 7-156; Tagging Trochus, fl ilr ?H rsan , es f °r Australian Students, 8-145, Miners’ Strike Ends, 8-147; Pelletier

Amalgamation, 9-47; Natives Become Air- Minded, 9-59; Police Commissioner’s Re port, 9-67; Weather Vagaries. 9-95; Hurri cane Losses, 10-39; Automatic Telephones 10-53; Tourist Traffic Lack, 10-146- Big Nickel Orders, 10-157; Trochus Season Opens, 10-165, 12-155; Algerian Wine Menace, 11-28; Workers Leaving, 11-50; Protection of Trochus, 11-51; ’ Dollar Romance, 11-55; Fishery Research 11-63- Noumea Indignant. 11-135; Parliamentary Representation, 11-159; Population Prob lems, 11-163; De Gaulle Visit, 12-18; Polio Outbreak, 12-107.

NEW HEBRIDES.—War Compensation, 1-15; New Hebrides Isolation, 2-55, 4-31, 12-159; McLeod History, 2-86, 4-65; Tribal Strife, 3-15; Debate Over Japs, 3-16; Santo Airfields, 3-67, 12-159; Santo Fishing, 4-29, 8-21; Low Copra Prices, 4-31; Who Will Take the Initiative? 4-37; Jap Ships Lost, 4- Dynamite Fishing, 4-59; Santo Wharf Contract, 4-160, 9-21; Trade Slump 5- Air Plans for Hebrides, 5-53, 11-131 •’

New Buildings for Vila, 5-57, 6-24; Polling Day, 6-19, New Hebrides Murder 6- Help for Biographies, 8-150; Air Service Suspended, 9-23; N.Z. Gift, 9-132- The Condominium, 9-147; Half-Century Stamp Issue, 12-79.

New Guinea (Dutch) .-1-19, 1-35 2-

9, 2-33, 3-55, 3-151, 5-11, 5-127 7-70’ 8- 12 IS?' 19 , 9 ' 24 ’ 9 " 31, 9 ' lo5 ’ S ' lllL ’ IC *‘ l8 >

Norfolk Island.—I-161, 2-78 2-137

2- 3-155, 4-24, 6-20, 7-82, 7-97 7-14g’ 7- 8-25, 8-126, 9-21, 9-28. 9-97. 9-103’ 10-23, 10-31, 10-97, 11-27, 11-149, 12-22, 12o ORGANISATIONS. Pacific Islands Society. 1-132, 2-119, 3-61. 4-14, 5-127, 8- 54, 11-145; Planters’ Assn, of Papua, 1- 155; N.G. Women’s Club, 1-157, 2-135, 2-137 3- 4-14, 5-27, 10-22, 11-57, 12-150; Sydney Polynesian Assn., 2-8, 4-14, 8-117’ 10-106; New Guinea Reunion, 2-99- Fill Society, 5-61; P.-N.G. P.S.A., 8-117 P PACIFIC (GENERAL).—EngIand Could Not Care Less About Pacific Problems, 1- 13, 6-147; Travellers in Europe, 1-34- Poly nesian Navigation, 1-89, 2-113; Islanders in N.Z., 1-125, 4-155, 6-50; International Geophysical Year. 1-148; Reassessment of S.-P., 2-13; Pacific Defence Problem 2- 67; History Exchange, 2-91; P.G. Work for Micronesians. 2-129; New Sub-Division in Micronesia, 2-142; Pacific Radio Amateurs 2-145, 3-157, 4-141, 5-133, 7-153; Flying- Boat Wrecked at Tokelaus, 2-145; End of M O.F. Copra Contract, 3-23; Report of Islanders in N.Z., 3-63; Increased War Bonus, 3-71; Poultry in the Islands, 3-89; Japs in Hiding, 3-122; Island Stamps, 3- 143, 10-97; Bringelly Radio Station, 3-155; L.N. Mission to Visit Pacific. 4-14; Man ganese a Correction, 4-20; Weather Notes. 4-32; Island for Sale 4-63- Scholarships for N.Z.’s Islands Territories! 4-123; High Prices for Pacific Shell, 4- 156; M.O F. and Copra Price, 5-13, 6-20 9-61; Escape from Tarawa, 5-50; Seismatic Locator, 5-95; New Year Honours 6-23 • Pacific H-Bomb, 6-31, 9-22, 11-24. 12-19- Leper Man to Retire, 6-75; Reminiscences of islands Skipper. 6-79; Islands Boxers’

Successes, 6-99. 7-128, 8-151; Drive for ?®, C /« uil Sr’ 6 ‘ 117: WS - Wng-Boat Disaster, 6- N.Z. Ban on Part-Europeans, 6-149; Yankee” Voyages, 6-151; Answers for Planters’ Questions, 6-133; Aust. Water side Strike Collapses, 7-24; United Nations Visiting Mission. 7-25; Which Fish Are Poisonous? 7-52, 8-122; Coffee Slump Pear, 7- Pacific Islands Stamps, 7-81 • Currency Measuring Stick, 7-84; Rubber- Outlook Good, 7-87; Japs The Answer 7- 95; Good Times and a Warning, 8-17- P.l.M.’s Editorship, 8-18; Mr. Casey Apologises, 8-25; Bamboo v. Coconut 8- 43; Marine Scientists, 8-55; Exploration Awards, 8-75; Radar in Navigation, 8-82;

Pastor Stewart’s Book, 8-83; Pepper Proi pects, 8-95; Palmyra Comes to Life, 8i 123; Tide Gauge at Christmas Is., 8-12 a H-Bomb Tests, 8-153; What the Reds Denunciation of Stalin May Mean 9-lTi Christmas Island and the H-Bomb’, 9-22 11-24; N.Z. Dolphin, 9-59; Plans for Horru Builders. 9-81; Radio Rescue of Rafts, 9( 101; Hotel Keeping and Other Problems 10- Jungschlaeger Case, 10-19, 11-19( Palmyra Development Cos., 10-57; Pygmiet in Dutch New Guinea, 10-86; Anniversart Stamps, 10-97; Long Distance Hurricanl Warnings, 10-107; Significant Change in Britain’s Attitude to S.E. Asia 11-lf Still More Tourists, 11-19; Indonesia Re leases Prisoners, 11-19; Birthday Honours 11- Unilever Profits, 11-28; Plans foi Islands Cattle Industry, 11-41; Singapore and Christmas Is., 11-46; Pacific Linen Become Big Business, 11-46; Sugar Con ference, 11-59; Police Get Special Train ing. 11-78; Bottles to Chart Pacifia Currents, 11-102; Automatic Phones foi Islanders, 11-147; Political Dangers, 12-13 PAPUA - NEW GUINEA.—Use of Term (Papuan), 1-15, 9-18; W. D. Allen Trial. 1-16; Native Labour, 1-19, 2-155, 4-i2 ; Native Riot, 1-19; General, 1-27, 1-37 l -41. 4-27; Uniforms for Patrol Officers’ 1- 51; Customs Dept., 1-59; Public Relations 1-69; European Settlers. 1-74; History, 1- 83; Native Tax Defaulters. 1-141, 2-157; Copra, 1-155; Manus Naval Base 1-159- Oil Search, 1-160. 2-152, 2-157. 6-138 7- 19, 12-75; Cargo Cult, 1-163, 7-18, 11-86"

Patrol Activity, 1-165, 2-14; Native Liquor- Plan, 1-165, 2-16, 4-17; Bainings Shoot ings, 2-8; Budget Grant, 2-15; Cocoa, 2-9 3-57, 8-87; Rubber, 2-17, 8-61; Kokodai Trail, 2-21; Heroic Manus Rescue, 2-24- Freight Increases, 2-24; Earth Tremors ini Papuan Isles, 2-25, 3-125; P.-N.G. Pros perity Doubts, 2-54; Polygamy ini Trobriands, 2-55; Long Arm of Savings; Bank, 2-82; Crash Victims, 2-119; Past: and Present, 2-121; N.G. Air-Services, 2- 137; Non-European Education, 2-139; Plane Wreck Near Kokopo, 2-142; PS Land Claim Pails. 2-143; Native habilitation. 2-149; Budget Session, 2-149; Lost New Zealander, 2-157, 3-148; Gold' Industry Report. 3-9; Goroka Activity, 3-' 20; Auditor-General’s Report, 3-15; Coast.

Watchers, 3-20; Rabaul Slum, 3-19- Punishment Question, 3-21; Current News (Various), 3-37, 4-41, 5-33, 6-35, 7-41, 8-33 9-137, 10-109, 11-69, 12,53; Aluminium Flan, 3-137; Resignation of D.C., 3-144; Papuan Police, 3-151; Mr. Sansom Advises, 3- Crowded Aircraft, 3-153. 4-33; Staff Changes in P.-N.G. Native Affairs, 4-7; New P.-N.G. Import Tax, 4-13; Financing Native Enterprise, 4-16; Sydney Wedding of N.G. Interest, 4-16; Colin Simpson’s New Book, 4-16; New Transit Set-up in Lae, 4-16; Administration School Gradu ates, 4-17; Bulolo-Placer Query, 4-18; PS A. Claims Rejected, 4-19; ’ Trade Figures. 4-20; Education Costs, 4-25- Documentary Films. 4-32; First Appren tice, 4-63; Reports on Taipan, 4-79; Mining Industry Aid, 4-119; Aid for Cattle Industry, 4-138; New Airline from Pt.

Moresby, 4-141; Polio Immunity in N.G Highlands, 4-142; P.-N.G.’s Copra Industry,' 4- 5-13, 8-24, 10-154, 11-139; Proposed R.S.L. for P.-N.G. Natives, 4-144; Patrol ling in P.-N.G., 4-157; N.G. Forests and Newsprint, 5-12; Import Restrictions. 5-12- Junkers Fly Again, 5-17; Diploma Day for Young Officials, 5-17; Goroka Electricity, 5-47; Basketball Champions, 5- H. R. Wahlen’s Colourful Memories, 5-81. 8-83: Rising Costs Worry Producers. 5-115; Smoked Fish, 5-117; P.S. Institute, 5-129; Wau Agricultural Show, 5-131; P.-N.G. Oil Search, 5-134; Air Mail Sur charge Removed, 5-135; Rabaul’s Dog Troubles, 5-135; Sepik District Resolutions, 5-137; Helicopter Activity, 5-141; Noble Savages, 5-143; Manyamya Natives, 5-148; New Hotel at Boroko, 5-149; Visit of Coffee Expert, 5-151, 7-38, 8-23. 9-65; J. R. Rigby Retires. 5-152; Papuan Clubs To Be Licenced, 5-152; Well-Known Territorians

arrv 5-153: South Pacific Brewery. 6- • 1956 Copra Price, 6-20; Can N.G. Pro ice Tea? 6-23: Pineapple Venture, 6-33, -137- Tari Has a Land-Rover, 6-75, ueen’ Emma History. 6-80 f he fi s K Now 6-83; Bulolo’s New Hoteh 6- • Water Into Wealth, 6-118; Road egleS in Highlands, 6-122; Ply River -ocodile Skins. 6-123; Highlands Air jrvices. 6-135; Papuan Oil Shares Rise, 138; Millions for Oil Search, 6-138, Enters’ Views, 6-139; Melanesian Natives, 145: Profit on Plywood. 6-145; Sheep— NG Headache, 6-157; The Tax atherer’s Eye. 7-17; Legco Meeting in av 7-19, H-37; Rabaul’s Modern Church, hurch 7-33; Sawmill Fatality, 7-34; P.- .G.’s ’ New Knight. 7-35; Natives at chool in Aust., 7-36; Trochus Shell 7-38 ouna Falls Electricity, 7-39; Private Lings Banks, 7-39; Jet-Age Runway. 7- )■ schoolboy Explorers, 7-53; Rabauls aseball Teams, 7-60; Waria Syndicate 7j- “Hunting Snail”. 7-86; Tolais Tax e’venue. 7-121; Motor Schooter for Nun. ■l2l' N G’s War Bombs. 7-125; Big abour Force, 7-125; Tragedy of 1880, 7- 27- Lae “Drought”, 7-136; Late Final xtra 7-139; P.-N.G. Cattle Subsidy, 7- 13- New Book, 7-149; Visit Personal, 8- 3- Roundups of Native Deserters, 8-24; few Chief for Civil Aviation, 8-32; hangri-La Myth, 8-46; Fish Resources, -49- Believe It Or Not, 8-51; Corrective Qstitution, 8-89; First Call for Fisher ian’s 8-115; Traffic Lights. 8-115; P.S.A. telegates in Canberra, 8-117; Wau Bus ervics. 8-119; Training Native Nurses, 8- 25- Taxi Regulations, 8-127: Native Hairs Cadets, 8-130; Bulolo Buffalows, 8- 39- Crocodile Drifter, 8-153; Vale Jock JcLaren, 8-158; Duke of Edinburgh to fislt 9-19, 12-14, 12-15; Marketing Board o Stay. 9-27, 9-38; Coconut Pest Control, -29 - Menzies Says No, 9-43; Baseball •orr’ectmn 9-57; Case for Absenteeism. 9- 3- Nondugl Sheep. 9-73; Shanghai Brown, -83; Ernie Britten Retires. 9-86; 50 Years Celebrations. 9-133; The DC3 Ban. 9-134. 0- Another Lae Hotel. 9-149; Church nd Pigs 9-150; Brilliant Scholar, 9-150; Jolf in N.G., 9-151; 1956 Scholarships, 9- ,57: Legislative Council, 10-19, H-13; nternational Airport. 10-20; M.P.’s Walk ibout, 10-22; R.S L. Congress, 10-22; NG. »idgin, 10-23; Administrator to Rest. 10- 13- Coffee Production, 10-39: Five Genera ls 10-42: Plywood Production, 10-59; Sarly Sawmill. 10-77; Cattle Industry. 10- 55; Labour Force Needed, 10-163; Youth :iub, 10-165; More Papuan Timber. 11-12; atomic Radiation Blamed, 11-18; Beer (lakes Big Profits, 11-19; No Kau-Kau Jacket, 11-22; “New Guinean”, 11-23; Top Brass Goes Back to School, 11-25; Goroka Vgricultural Show, 11-28. 12-84; Simogun [Complains, 11-42; Memorial Maternity Hospital, 11-65; Anthropologist to Study Pygmies, 11-114; The Battle of the Oath, 11-129' Fiji a Happy Example, 11-130; Ugly Health Problem. 11-131; Increased Office Staff Necessary, 11-139; Bulolo Girl Ouides. 11-141; Gold Industry Needs Help, 11- Droughts Break, 11-157; Forgotten ST G History. 11-166; U.N. Aid for Develop ment, 12-17: Lae Hospital, 12-22; Bougain_ ville Cos. Rabaul Land, 12-23; Moresby Waterfront Fire, 12-41; Fead Is. Massacre, 12- 20 Years at Mission in the Mud, 12-77; Levin Bequest. 12-78; Native Labour Exchanges, 12-103: Lack of Surveyors, 12- 105; Markham V. “Rice-Bowl”, 12-107; Secondary School Grants, 12-154; Book of Remembrance. 12-157; Rabaul’s Chinese High School, 12-164.

Pearling. Shell Fishing. Fishing.

-1-78. 3-59, 3-99, 3-111, 3-151, 4-71. 4- 122. 4-156. 5-71, 5-122, 5-149, 7-13, 7-30, 7-38, 8-21. 8-22. 8-47, 8-49. 8-66, 8-70, 11- 143, 12-46, 12-69, 12-155.

PERSONALITIES.—Captain Keller, 1-20; Jan Burgers. 1-24; Barbara McLachlan, 1- 47; Thor Heyerdahl, 1-61; Lieut. A. M.

Anderson, 1-96; Dr. A. F. Marsden, 1- Cardinal Gilroy, 1-127; Kitione Lave. 1-135; Professor Robert Hall, 2-18; Bill

Wilding, Capt., 2-20; Miss Evelyn Cheese man 2-21. 3-21; John Lotze, 2-78; Mr.

John Gutch. 3-14, 4-94; R W. Robson. 3-15, 3-18. 4-21, 5-65; Charlie Bird, 3-78, Vouza of the Solomons, 4-79; Miss R. D.

Griffiths. 8.A., 4-81; Ratu Dr. J. A. R.

Dovi 4-90; Bishop Kempthorne, 4-137, Bishop T. Wade, 5-71; Richard J. M.

Ferris, 5-78; Sir Gordon Taylor, 5-90; Dr.

John Cumpston, 5-151; Leslie Gill of Gizo, 6- Dr Bengt Danielsson, 6-141; Queen Salote, 3-19, 6-133. 7-22; Captain Monkton 7- B. E. V. Parham, 0.8. E., 7-23, bir Beaumont Phillips, 7-35; Mr. Flaxman 7- 37- Rav Parer, 7-79; Prince Taufa-ahau, 8- Mrs. Annie Kuster, 8-78; Sir Alport Barker, 9-13; E. H. Reid, 9-78; J. Chipper, 10-83; Professor Elkin, 10-102; John Ryan, H-24- Sir Henry Milne Scott, 11-61; Leslie Love, 11-82; D. R. Eden, 12-23; Dr.

Fox, 12-83; Albert Henry, 12-134. s SAMOA (EASTERN).—Government, 1-55; Tuna Fisheries, 1-57, 2-143, 3-31, 5-149; Scholarship Winners, 2-17; Salary In centives. 2-24; Spirit Casting, 2-93, Cigarette Exploded, 2-133; Governor Lowe and Law Suit. 2-147, 4-20; French-Samoan Tradition, 3-86; Tafuna Airport, 3-140 4- 130' PA A. Operations, 5-137; New Air field Site. 6-74, 8-149; Fono Meets, 8-157.

Samoa (Western).— Copra. 1-92, 10-

149- Cocoa, 1-92, 3-31, 5-30. 9-31; Self- Government. 1-123, 11-121; Defence Plan Rejected, 2-16; Flying-boat Crash, 2-145, 6- 146' Bananas. 2-50; P.W.D. Inquiry at Apia, 2- 2-155, 3-137, 12-19; Historic Lantern Slides, 2-61; Setting for Film, 2-119, 3-57; Constable Murdered, 3-19; Girl Stowaw'ays, 3- Legislators Tour. 3-141; Dearer Liquor, 4-23; Reparation Estates, 4-71; Japanese Penetration Danger, 5-130; Polio Concern, 7-124; Home Rule, 8-23, 9-51, Bumper 1955 Trade. 9-13; Flood Damage, 9-28- Hospital Incinerator. 9-84; Broad cast Lessons, 9-89; New D O. for Tokelaus, 9-111- Hospital Troubles, 9-131; Police Pay Stolen, 9-133. 10-56. 11-139; Clever Samoan Girl, 10-58; Economy the Keynote, 10-59; Copra and Cocoa Shipment, 10-59; The Hagedorn Story, 10-85; New Bishop, 10- 143- Murder Appeal. 10-153: Foreign Companies, 12-63: Electricity Fails, 12-67.

Ships And Shipping.—Amohine, 2-47,

3- Adi Keva, 1-107; Anaconda. 1-116, 4- Aries. 1-119; Atlantis 2-101, 3-105; Aoniu, 2-103, 3-103, 8-102, 9-125, 9-126; Albert Bonneaud, 2-106, 5-107, 8-109; Adi Gaetane, 3-102. 3-103; Ambon, 3-106; Azuma Maru, 4-56; Auck.-Suva Yacht Race, 4-104, 5-110, 8-113. 12-117; Aros, 5-153, 8- 22; Averick, 6-53; Artimise. 6-59; Awahou, 6- 8-137; Arakarimoa, 7-25, 8-20, 8-99, 9-127, 11-98, 10-129. 12-17; Argus, 7-101; Ai Sokula, 7-102; Aratoba, 7-103, 8-20; Arthur Rogers. 7-107, 10-130, 11-93; Arawe. 7- Abraxas, 7-114; Aoma. 8-113, 11-99; Ariel, 9-123; Australia, 10-85; B.P Shipping Line, 1-163, 2-31, 6-61; Babinda, 2-146, 2- 107, 2-109, 4-101; Bulolo, 2-20, 6-41. 11-127; Eromilow. 1-107; Bounty, 1-119, 11-27; Bissy Girl, 3-111; Betua, 4-97, 8-20; Bird of Aitutaki, 11-100; Baikoku Maru, 5-107; Buku. 6-35; The Brothers. 7-99; Batemans Bay. 7-101; Baddeley, 8-102; Black Opal, 8- Biliki, 8-106; Britannia. 9-19; Bellona, 10-99; Cheng Ho, 1-110, 2-105, 8- 111, 10-130. 11-94; Caronte. 1-115; Con stellation, 1-117; Caledonien, 4-115; Cy cloop. 4-104; Citos, 5-153, 8-22; Charlotte Donald, 5-S5, 5-103. 7-103, 8-63, 8-102, 12- 122; Clarisse, 5-107, 8-109; Commonwealth, 7-98: Cap Tarifa, 7-101; Cape Torrens, 7- Chikeuzen Maru, 8-22; County of Roxburg, 8-94; Caiman E. 323, 8-111; Celebes, 8-114, 9-123; Crusader, 8-114; Chas. Doggett, 11-27; Chas. F. Gilbert, 11-97; Durour, 1-IQ7; Duris, 1-107; Duran bah, 1-107; Deutgan, 1-116, 4-103, 7-111, 8- 9-119, 10-118 Degei, 2-107, 5-101, 6-61, 8-106, 10-117; Delungra, 2-109; Dawn, 2-111; Devonshire, 2-102; Dorset shire. 2-103; Duke of Portland, 3-101; Day Dream, 3-111; 8-113. 8-114. 11-99; Dis

covery 11, 4-97; Doma, 5-43; Daikoku.

Maru, 5-107; Drifting to the S. Pacific, 5- 111- Depute Maurice Bernard, 7-101, Davara, 7-111; 9-122; Diana, 7-113, 10-129, 11-99- Delos, 8-22; Diablo, 9-123; Darnley, 10-119; Dobira, 10-131; Elsie B, 2-23, 2- 109 3-109 5-105; Eastern Star, 1-51; Ela, 1-113; Ela’vala, 1-113; Eros, 1-113; Eridan, 1- 4-115; 11-98; Euwarra, 5-107; Eleanor, 5-109; Eby, 6-63; Eimco, 8-93; Eurydice, 8-97; Erytrea, 8-103; Eolo, 8- 115 11-94; Ereventa, 9-123; Esperance. 10- 97;’ Eidlewiss, 11-99; Sir John Forrest, 1* 107: Flying Angel for Suva, 1-116; Fukien, 2- W. C. Fraser, 3-102; Flying Cloud, 3- 4-99; Francis Gamier, 3-109, 8- 103; Figli. 4-31; Florence Robinson. 4- 99; 10-119; Fuji Maru, 5-154; Fiesta, 5-111, 7- 7-113; Ferdinand, 6-53; Fuo Pou 11, 8- Felicity Ann, 11-93; Fish Squeeze in Pacific, 11-95; Gilli Gilli, 1-108; Sir Ronald Garvey, 1-112; Gordian, 1-116; Gimada, 2-107; Gaboso. 2-107, 9-123, 10- 131, 12-119; Guribi, 2-107; Graudiere, 3- 109, 7-73; Gloria Maris, 3-110, 5-105, 7-107 9-122; Girl Isobel, 3-111, 10-129; Germania. 4-51; Gibson Girl Transmitter, 4- 5-101, 6-55, 9-119; Govt. Schooner Urged. 7-110; Gneisenau, 8-18, 10-85; Glory of the Seas, 8-97; Gomada, 9-122. 10- 131; Goodwill, 9-126; Glennis, 11-99; Heduru. 1-112. 2-109, 5-105, 7-111; Huon, 1-113; Happy Returns, 1-110, 3-111, 4-105, 7-113, 8-111; Havannah, 2-103, 3-103; Hoko Maru, 2-107; Hifofua, 2-107, 7-107; Henriette, 2-109, 3-103; Honiara Port, 3- 106; Hurricane Warnings, 3-107; Horizon, 3-111: Horn, 4-7; Holydream, 4-104. (Hollydenei 6-63; Hong Kong-West Pacific Shipping Lines, 5-153; Half Safe. 5-111, 9- 125; Himalaya. 6-113; Huddart Parker Shipping, 7-71; Hugh M. Smith, 7-99; 8- 55. 9-75. 11-97; Holmglen, 7-101; Hualalai, 7-102, 8-107: Hekaha, 7-119; Hohio, 8-111; Hope, 8-114. 12-119; Toroto, 10-97; Haupeeatesrai, 1-119; Henrietta, 10- 131; Iraouaddy, 3-125; Isobel Rose, 3-102, 7-124. 7-106; Inspire, 5-103, 5-107, 6-63, 7- 7-103, 8-102. 10-127, 11-93. 12-50; Iron Knob, 5-107, 8-109; Indaustral, 5-109, 8- Joyita Inquiry, 7-21. 8-97; Joyita, 1-109. 3-147, 4-13, 4-17, 5-12. 5-18. 5-119. 5-98, 6-57, 6-63. 8-113, 12-125; Jellicle, 2- 111, 7-113, 10-129, 11-101; Jeanette. 2- 111; Jeanne d’Arc, 3-109, 7-37. 7-73; John R. Manning, 5-122, 7-99, 8-55, 9-75. 11- 97; Johnson’s Junk, 8-21; John Adams, 8- 97; Jinvi Maru, 8-106; Jen. 9-122; Jada, 9- Full Joyita Report, 10-43; Josey, 10- Kai Kai. 1-111, 1-115, 8-103; Kovala. 1-116, 7-102; Kirawau, 1-117, 8- 114; Kona, 1-119; Kurimarau, 2-103, 5- 109, 6-63, 7-111, 8-102; Kaiulani, 2-105; Korrigan. 3-71, 5-55, 7-114, 12-46; King fish, 3-103; Kusima, 3-107; King George VI Memorial Light, 3-107; Kaniere, 3-110, 4- Kuaei Maru, 4-40. 4-56; Koyo Maru. 5-18, 7-103, 8-99. 12-119; Koona karra, 5-25; Kon-Tiki, 5-101, 5-111, 6-141, 7- Keriyea, 6-59; Komata, 6-62; Komaiwai, 7-25; Koshitata, 7-99; Kyowa Maru, 7-99; Kroja. 8-103; Kia, 8-109; Kaimilou, 8-111; Kehua, 8-113, 11-99; Koro, 9-126, 10-131; Kai-ora, 10-17; Katoomba. 10-99; Kon Tiki in Reverse, 10- 130; Kibuli. 10-131; Kibeni, 10-131; Kaumoana, 11-94; Koki, 11-99, 12-125; Kismet. 11-99; Knuckletoo, 12-122; Lily and The Snark, 1-101; Laurabada 11, 1-112, 12- 119; Leander. 1-112; Lakeleo, 1-113, 2- 102. 2-106; Little Bear, 1-117, 2-111, 3- 111, 4-105, 5-111; La Paloma, 1-119, 2- 110, 3-111, 5-110, 8-111, 10-131; Lamerhak 11, 2-111 Lossibauk, 3-61; Le-Gratteur, 4r-0; Lorraine. 4-99, 5-107. 7-101; Luymes, 5- Lindsay, 5-105, 6-79; La Cantuta, 5-111, 6-58, 7-111, 8-111, 9-101, 9-126; Leper Ships, 7-105; Lautoka. 8-109; Lara pinta, 8-109; Lady Stirling, 8-113; Lady Pat, 8-114, 11-99; U.S.A.-Papeete Race. 8- 9-123, 12-121; Lang Syne, 8-115; Lachlan. 9-95, 9-111, 11-18; Loloma, 9- 113; Lady Roberts, 9-126; Lucy Anne, 11- 27; La Pallice. 11-54; Maui Pomare, 1-9, 2-23. 1-108, 3-61, 3-147, 3-103, 4-100, 7- 66, 7-103, 8-62, 8-63; Matua, 2-142, 3-61,

4-74. 4-129, 5-47, 9-67, 10-88, 11-95; Matson Shipping Lines. 1-136, 2-39, 3-61, 3-87, 6- 90, 7-71, 8-22, 12-51; Matoma, 1-107; Maiwara, 1-107; Mirani, 1-107; Maketea.

I- Malake, 1-107; Malinoa, 1-107; Magi, 1-111; Mary Lou, 1-112; Morobe, 1- 113; Managuna, 1-113; Mangora, 1-113; Momba, 1-115; Morning Star, 1-117; Moonraker, 1-119; Marewa, 1-119; Mon toro, 2-105; Melinga, 2-107, 6-63, 12-152; Melbider. 2-107; Moana, 2-111, 3-111. 4- 105, 5-111, 11-101; Mariposa, 5-87, 7-71; Monterey, 5-87, 7-74; Messageries Mari times Ltd., 3-51, 3-125, 4-115; Mandalay, 3- Maunganui, 3-61; Meadowbank, 3- 61, 4-74, 7-66; Manu’a Tele. 3-102, 7-106, 10- Moala. 3-102, 3-103, 9-126; Mission Fleet, 3-106; Marco Polo, 3-111; Malaita, 4- 6-63, 7-111; Muniara, 4-51; Miye Maru, 4-56, 5-106, 8-105; Manu’a Tele, 5- Moresby, 5-105, 10-77; Mascot, 5- 105; Maria del Mar, 5-107, 12-18; Mazana, 5- Mina-C, 5-119; Meridian, 5-111.

II- Maria Helena, 6-53; Mozart, 6-53; Malekula, 7-24; Maurice Bernard, 7-101, 9-122; Makila, 7-102; Monokai, 7-102; Manu, 7-103; Matai, 7-106; Monique, 8- 137; Myrtle, 8-20; Milos, 8-22; Mururoa, 8-93; Makila, 8-106; Moiz, 8-107; Matuku, 8-113, 11-99; Macdhui, 9-111; Macuata, 9- 126; Matunga, 10-78; Matiaro, 10-122; Meklong, 10-122; 10-127; Morna. 10-131; Moray Shire, 11-27; Monte Video, 11-51, 11- Melva, 12-50; Manu Moana, 12-119; Melanesian fBSIP), 12-126; Nordlys, 1- 107, 1-117. 2-110, 3-111. 4-105, 5-111. 8- 105, 8-114; Neo Hebridais 11. 1-108, 6-98, 11-93; Navanal. 1-113; Navua, 1-115. 4- 129, 6-34. 11-95; Nalu, 1-117; Norman Flare, 2-106, 4-101; Nikau, 2-107; Nani, 2- 111, 8-115; Nina. 2-111, 8-114, 11-99; Nautical School, 3-106; N.N.G. Slipway, 3- 107; Nivana, 4-7; Nareau. 4-67, 8-20, 8- 99; New Silver Gull, 4-105; Nautilus, 4- 106; Naruta, 5-105; New Golden Hind. 6- 8-113; Nikko Maru V, 7-99, 8-70; Ngaio, 7-102. 8-107; Nova Espero. 7- 113; Neptune, 8-70; Nimrod. 8-110; Nacirata, 8-111; Ngaroma, 8-114, 11-99; Novia Del Mar, 8-114, 9-123. 12-122; Nam Sang, 9-123; New Navigation Lights in Tahiti. 10-125; Noumea Radio Service. 11-125; Orient Line, 1-9; Orsom 111, 1-113, 4-99, 8-109, 11-63; Onrust, 1-119, 2-111; Otaki, 3-61; Oiseau des Isles. 6-61, 10-130; Oronsay, 6- Omoo, 7-114; 8-115; Orsova. 8-135, 11-78; Orion, 9-47; Ova-lau, 10-87; Papuan Chief. 1-107; Poseidon, 1-113; Phoenix, 1- 117, 2-111, 3-111, 4-105. 7-114, 8-114, 9- 115, 12-122; Papuan Explorer, 2-107, 8-113; Polynesie, 3-25, 4-3. 8-69, 11-97; Polurrian, 4- 6-97, 12-23; Pilote-11, 4-101; Pioneer. 5- 105; Philante 11. 6-59; Pacific Star, 7-25, 8- 103, 8-113, 10-127; Pamir, 7-107; Passat, 7- Protrero, 7-111, 9-122; Papeete, 8- 93; Port au Prince. 9-81; Pilbarra, 9-113. 11-101; Philippines Trader, 9-121; Pukaki. 10- Polynesien, 11-97; Quest, 1-119, 8- 114, 9-123; Quest HI. 12-51; Rouna Falls.

I- Rangi, 2-111, 8-114; Rannah, 3-102, 6- 7-109; Richard and John, 3-111, 4- 105. 5-110; Royal Interocean Lines, 4-31 7- Resurgent, 4-115; Ruena, 4-99, 5- 107, 8-103; Rarotonga Sailing Club, 4-105, 5- Return, 5-151; Rogeia, 5-105; Rican Star, 5-109, 8-110; Recovery, 6-53; Rocinante, 8-109. 10-119; Rehoboth 8-111 • Reliance, 8-114, 11-99; Ranginui, 8-1 R 11- Ramona, 8-114, 9-123; Rona, 9-123; Recherche. 10-97; Rangitoto. 10-141- Regina Maris, 10-127; Radio Help Needed, II- Rarotonga Radio Service 11-127- Shipping Freight Rates, 1-147; Santo Wharf, 1-108; Southern Cross VII, 1-109 4-97, 7-140, 7-107; S.P. and L. 8.5.1. P., 1- 116; Staghound, 1-117; Sea Drift, 1-117 8- Seven Seas. 1-119, 2-110, 4-100 : Santa Maria, 1-119; Silvaplana, 2-101- Suzanne, 2-106, 3-110, 7-98. 8-103; Saipan.

Maru, 2-107, 7-99; Sorana del Mar, 2-109- S * ol > ™ llo ' 4 ' 104 : Sloveig, 2-111; steam s' 8 , Trading Cos., 3-24; Solace. 3-49, 4- 104, d-110, 6-97, 9-95; Southern Cross VIII,

3-95, 4-97, 7-140, 8-102; Suva, 3-101; Samoa 3-101, 5-103, 7-106, 9-125; Sarong, 3- Seizy Maru, 4-40, 4-56; Snellius, 5-102; Southern Cross, 5-105, 11-46; Sideia, 5-105; Siete Hermanitas. 5-111; Seeadler, 5-105; Stortebecker 111. 5-111, 8-115; Shansi, 6-20, 7-24, 12-153; Sarcelle, 6-53; Seven Little Sisters, 6-58, 9-101; Shipping Mysteries, 7-25; Sibigo. 7-75; Sinabang, 7- 75, 10-131; Shaw Savill Shipping, 7-140; Soochow, 7-28, 8-130; Santa Teretia, 7-110, 8-101, 9-125, 10-110; Scharnhorst, 8-18; Shell 40, 8-103, 8-106, 9-123; Skaffle, 8-114; Sinkiang. 9-122; Sirius, 10-122; Shoichi, 10-127; Te Vega, 1-107, 4-97; Tropic Seas, 1-108, 5-111; Tami, 1-113, 2-109; Thetis, 1- 10-127; Tarr?., 1-113, 2-107; Theresa May, 1-113; Tahitien, 1-115, 8-47, 8-54 8- 125, 8-131, 9-23, 10-130; Te-Matapula 1- 115, 3-109, 9-126; Tayo, 1-115; Tahea, 1- 11C; Tedi, 2-107; Tagari, 2-107; Tarmin, 2- Taisei Maru, 2-110, 4-101; Tahiti, 2- 3-111, 5-111; Tulagi, 3-141. 4-59, 5- 46, 6-20, 9-20; Tiare, 3-109, 5-103, 7-98, 8- Tuvalu, 3-109, 5-18, 5-101, 10-45; Tagua, 3-110; Tofua. 4-11, 7-21, 10-33. 10- 69, 11-95; Triona, 4-141; 6-62; Ta-i-Natoba, 4- Tradesman, 5-41, 11-127; Thorshall, 5- 11-75; Takitumu, 5-97; Tahiti Yacht Club, 5-110; Tzu Hang, 5-110, 10-131; Taihoa, 5-111; Triaster, 6-62, 8-109, 10- 121; Triadic, 6-62; Trienza, 6-62; Tres Damas. 6-98, 11-94; Triellis, 7-110, 10-121- Tropic Trader. 7-113; Tahitienne, 8-93; Tauturu, 8-93; Takarara, 8-93; Tovata, 8- 106, 9-117; Tutuba, 8-109; Tahiti Nui 8- 111. 10-130; Taurangi, 8-113, 11-99; Trevor W, 9-115; Tui Vunilage 9-121; Tui Levuka, 9- Taveuni, 9-126; 12-121; Tarawa Fre quency, 10-126; Topaz, 11-27; Tarawera, 11- 95; Union Steamship Cos., 3-36, 7-71; Union, 3- 6-53; Upolu, 7-98, 10-87, 11-84; Umitaka Maru, 8-66; Vasu. 1-108 2-107, 2 - 109, 4 - 100, 7 - 107, 11 - 18, ’l2 - 47' Viti, 1-108, 3-61, 3-109. 4-100, 6-58. 7-66, 7-105, 11-79, 12-125; Vila Star, 2-106, 7- 101, 8-102, 8-109; Vega, 2-109; Vaitaporo, 3- Van Noort, 4-31; Vaihinano, 4-58; Vaitere, 4-105; Varua, 4-105; Vixen 5- 111, 4-113, 11-99; Vinni, 6-62; Viking, 6- 98; Van Noort, 7-75; Vandalia, 8-97; Viveha. 8-114, 9-123; Viria, 12-51- Wyalong. 1-107; Wallack, 1-113; Wanderer 111. 1-117, 2-111, 4-106, 8-114, 11-99, 12- 117; White Squall, 1-119; Waimana, 2-111, 12-126; Waitomo. 3-61; Wakaya, 3-111- Windjammer, 4-106; Waitemata, 7-75’

Wewak, 7-102; White Heron, 7-107; Wai kawa, 7-113; Wild Wave, 8-97; Wing On, 9-113; White Hart, 11-99; Zephyr, 11, 2- 105, 6-61; Zealandia, 4-51; Zuiyok. Maru, 4- Zonda 111, 7-113. 10-129; Zelee, 8- 94; Zelma. 10-78; Yasme, 1-119, 7-113, 10- 127; Yanawai, 3-101; Yuyo Maru, 5-154; Yankee, 6-151; Yoshu Maru. 7-99; Yanawai, 8-53; Yatu Lau, 8-106, 9-125- Ysabel, 10-87.

Solomon Islands.—Goid Ridge, 2-

23, 4-14, 8-25, 9-133, 10-22, 11-43, 12-22; New Stamp Issue, 2-130, 7-151, 9-20; Im proved Port for Honiara. 2-135; Serious Epidemic, Tikopia, 3-24, 4-94, 5-12; Hurricane Warnings, 3-33; Reef-Denuda tion, 3-74; Timber Trade Pioneers, 3-126; New Book About Rev. John Goldie, 4-16- Henderson Airfield, 4-23; U.K. Considers Tax Overhaul, 4-57, 10-20; A&I Loans Board, 4-70; 8.5.1. Trading Corp., 4-90; Cocoa Growing Scheme, 4-94; Greatly Im proved Copra, 4-95; Hospital Progress, 4- 95; Gilbertese Settlers at Gizo, 4-106; The Late B. L. Gkskell, 4-131; Shipping Co.’s Interests, 5-153; What Shall We Do With 8.5.1. P.? 6-119; Geological Expeditions, 6- 139; The Poole Trial. 4-20, 8-22, 9-25, 10- 20; 8.5.1. P. Gold Search, 7-61; Broad casting Improvements. 7-95; Vocational Training College, 8-71; Cannibal Story, 8-138; Auditor Won’t Sign, 8-149; Arakari moa Survivors, 9-127; Handsome Presenta tion, 10-33; Rubber Plantations Ltd., Change Hands, 10-117; Beautiful New Church, 10-157; Set-back to Cocoa Scheme,

11-54; Reconditioning Airfield, 11-55; 38 Years Mission Service, 11-67; Anzac Daj| at Honiara, 11-78; Newspaper Sensational! ism. 11-103; Pnenominal Numbers off Sharks. 11-115; Voice of the Solomons, 111 119; Triplets, 11-131; Yaws Campaign. 11l 160; N.G. Labour at Gold Ridge, 12-22 J Port Authority, 12-159.

South Pacific Commission.—I-24J

1- 1-67. 1-77, 1-99, 1-105, 3-13, 3-141,1 4- 7-141, 8-69, 9-41, 9-42, 10-24, 11-231 T

Tahiti And French Oceania July

14 Celebrations, 1-35; Brewery, 1-55; Tuamotu Lighthouse, 2-18; Papeete Hos pital, 2-69; Germans Attacked Papeete, 2-1 79; Tahitian Dancers; 2-82; Cat Island! 2- Rise in Export Value, 2-137; Im port Trade Trend. 2-139; Vanilla Price!

Drop. 2-155; War Drama, 3-117; Unhappy Finances, 3-129; Coconut Radio, 3-149; Some Big Plans, 4-115; Pin-up Girl, 4-139; Easter Is. Voyagers, 5-46; Yacht on Reef,’ 5- Papeete Assembly, 6-73; Pearling Season Opens, 7-30; Matson Hotell Possibility, 7-65, 11-159; Papeete’s Chang-! ing Face, 7-78; Morocco and Tahiti, 7-J 123; Election Results, 7-157; Hurricanes' Do Occur, 8-91; Exhibition in Sydney, 9- 45; To Improve Copra, 10-157; Mayor’s Son Marries, 10-159; Tahiti’s Flag, 11-21; Bastille Day, 11-39; Rats a Problem, 11- 43; No Trade Discrimination, 11-53; New Phosphate Ship, 11-54; Leading Citizens in Paris, 11-58; A Family Tree, 11-115; Film Director Arrives, 11-123.

TONGA.—Tongans Hanged, 1-15; Out spoken Comments, 2-97; Queen Salote, 3- 19, 6-133, 7-22; Tonga-N.Z. Education Scheme, 3-66; Study in Contrasts, 3-79; Law Amendments, 3-131; Copra Complica tions, 3-139; Schools Rugby Tour, 3-145; Land & Parliamentary Reform, 5-113; Foot ballers for Aust., 7-94; Premier’s Japan Visit, 7-135; Copra Record, 8-13; Sabbath Day Observance, 8-131; Educating Tongans, 10- Tin Gan Mailman, 10-87, 11-81, 12- 21; Director of Agriculture. 10-141; Boxing. 10-161. 12-19; Status, 11-41.

Trading And Other Companies.—

Burns Philp, 1-15, 4-59; 5-57, 9-81, 10-18, 11- 11-127, 11-147, 12-23; Marama Plan tations. 1-62; B.G.D. Ltd.. 1-147, 6-93, 6- 145; Lolorua Rubber Estates, 1-149; N.G.

Goldfields Ltd., 1-163, 4-151, 5-131, 6-51, 7-97, 8-94, 9-31, 10-135, 11-147; W. R.

Carpenter, 2-55, 3-63, 5-14, 11-66; Gold Mines of N.G., 2-135; Steamships Trading Cos., 3-24; Waria Syndicate, 3-53; Lever’s Pacific Plantations, 3-55, 4-94; Bulolo Gold Dredging Ltd., 3-128, 3-141,; Sandy Creek Gold Sluicing Ltd., 3-136, 5-22, 6-51, 7-97, 7-150, 8-117, 10-143; Enterprise of N.G. Gold and Petroleum, 4-12, 6-138, 7- 150; Cadbury-Fry-Pascall Pty. Ltd., 4-157; Morris Hedstrom, 5-14; Australasian Petroleum Cos., 5-134, 7-19, 10-143; Nelson & Robertson Pty. Ltd., 6-20; Papuan Apinaipi Petroleum Cos., 6-138, 9-21; Oil Search, 6-138, 12-15; Anderson’s Industries, 7-97; Pacific Pearl Shell Products Ltd., 11-143; Bougainville Cos.. 12-23.

Trusteeship Council (U.N.).—L-129

3-132, 4-14, 5-121, 7-25, 9-23, 9-33, 11-29, 11-77, 12-17. w W.P.H.C. TERRITORIES (Other than 8.5.1. P.). —New High Commissioner, 1-16; Gilbert and Ellice Marriage Laws, 1-121; G.E.I.C. Broadcasting Service, 2-24; Betio Is. As Capital of G.E.1.C., 2-33; G.E.I.C.

Ass. Comm. Denies Allegations by Critic, 2- Ellice Islanders Rewarded, 1-35; Gilbert Is. 1955, 2-81; G.E.I.C. Organisa tion Renamed, 2-91; Anti-Tetanus Serum, 3- G.&I. Co-op. Conference. 4-158; Bible Translated by G. H. Eastman, 5-31; Geological Expeditions, 6-139; Meteoro logical Station, 8-59; Prohibited Publica tions, 9-13; G. & E. Stamps, 12-61.