Index to Vol. XXVIII
pp. 168-171 · Read in the full issue
Aug., 1957 To Jul., 1958, Inclusive
(First numeral indicates number of issue, second numeral gives page.)
Volume XXVIII is indexed under: Asia and Asian New Hebrides.
Affairs. Norfolk Is.
Aviation. Organisations and Christmas Is. Associations. (Pacific). Pacific (General).
Christmas Is. Papua-New Guinea. (Indian). People.
Deaths. Pitcairn Is.
Editorial. Samoa, American.
Fiji. Samoa, Western.
Fishing and Pearl- Ships and Shipping ing, etc. (Alphabetical).
Gilbert and Ellice. Solomon Is.
Health. South Pacific Corn- International Geo- mission. physical Year. Sport.
Marshalls, Marianas Tahiti. and Carolines. Tonga.
Missions. Trading and Other Nauru and Ocean Companies.
Is. United Nations New Caledonia. Trusteeship New Guinea Council. (Netherlands).
A
Asia And Asian Affairs: Indonesia,
3-145, 5-17, 5-19, 7-27, 8-25. 9-25, 10-21; Philippines. 5-17; Okinawa, 5-73; Colombo Plan, 5-156.
AGRICULTURE (see also under In dividual Territories); Rhinoceros Beetles. 2-159, 8-137; Black Pepper, 7-115; Coffee, 10- Taros, 10-117.
AVIATION: Ansett Airways, 1-23, 5-22, 11- Brian McCook’s Service, 1-25, 12- 133; Moresby Airport, 1-25; Transports Aeriens Intercontintaux, 1-114, 5-18, 10- 133, 11-127, 12-19; Qantas. 1-117, 3-137, 7- 21, 7-145, 10-14, 10-143, 11-13, 11-131, 12- 19; World Wide Air Services, 2-77; Nadi Airport, 3-20, 9-20, 10-133, 11-14; Southern Cross, 3-83; T.E.A.L., 3-121. 5-153, 6-57, 7-127, 9-20, 9-135, 10-113, 12-19; Crowley Airways, 4-57; Capt. Fred Ladd, 4-134;
Transpac, 4-149, 9-127; Boac. 5-18:
Mandated Airlines, 5-155; Tokelau Alight ing Areas. 6-51; Fiji Airways, 7-21, 8- 117, 9-135. 10-14; Fr. Polynesian Air- Services. 7-21. 10-125; Kenair Air Services, 9-127; Lockheed Electras, 10-15, 11-13; Cairns as Port of Entry, 10-65; Coral Route, 10-113; Reseau Aerlenne Inter insulaire, 10-125; Butler Bid for NG Service, 11-14; 30th Anniversary of Sthn.
Cross Plight. 11-115, 12-21; Otter Aircraft for NG, 11-131; Aust. and NZ Re appraisal of Pacfic Routes, 12-19; Hawaii- Tahlti Service, 12-139. c
Christmas Is. (Pacific): 1-18, 5-
147, 10-133.
Christmas Is. (Indian Ocean): 7-
67.
Cocos Is. (Pacific): 5-106.
COOK ISLANDS: Housing, 1-55, 3-75. 7- 131; Bush Beer, 1-70; Atiu Forestry Scheme, 1-74; Fruit Industry, 1-79, 6-98, 7-119; Population, 1-118; Dog Purge, 2-137; Copra Production, 3-123; Newspaper Critics, 4-107; Pearling, 5-57, 5-67; Legis lative Council, 5-65; Rarotonga Store Burnt. 5-157; Liquor Reform, 6-33; Infant Health, 6-63, 12-42; Co-operatives. 7-53; Religious Denominations, 7-77; Medical Team Visit, 7-126; Leprosy, 7-129, 8-133, 10-115; Fishing With Weed-Killer, 7-129; Political Visitors, 8-121; C.I. Girl Becomes Nun, 8-137; Manuae Pltn. Co.. 8-135: Annual Report Trouble. 9-45; Cruise Ship, 9-65; Influx of Scientists. 9-73; Movie Makers Arrive by Air, 9-87, 9-129; Milk
for Schoolchildren, 9-118; Rarotonga Freezer, 9-129; Taxation, 9-149; Health Drive, 10-73; Banana Industry, 10-75; Open Season for Mynahs, 10-75; Islander Facing Canadian Murder Charge, 10-119, 12-139; Coral Brooches, 10-129; Pearlshell Farm Proposed, 11-57; Stone of Origin, 11-82.
Copra: 1-21, 1-123, 2-21, 3-17, 4-23,
4-157, 5-22. 5-151. 6-19, 7-17, 8-45, 9-22, 10-17, 11-15, 12-45.
D DEATHS: F. H. Hooper; 1-149; H.
Ledger, 1-149; Dr. R. F. de Boissiere, 1- 149; J. Blacklock, 1-149; W. G. Bagnall, 1-149; Mrs. I. E. Luchinelli, 1-149; Arch deacon W. J. Hands, 1-149; Rev. Mother Ursula. 1-150; Capt. S. Rotherey, 1-150; Mrs. W. M. Gay, 1-150; A. B. Commins, 1-150; A. O. Barrack, 2-145; Madame Lafleur, 2-145; Amie Ragg, 2-145; Mrs.
Zillah Sherman, 2-145; J. G. Boileau, 2- 146; Mrs. L. Spowart, 2-146: Mrs. Mary Boyer, 2-146; Henry Simmons, 2-146; Fr.
E. Roe, 2-147; A. B. Snodgrass, 2-147; Miss M Brown: 2-147; R. M. Glasson, 2-147; Harold Gatty, 2-151, 5-63; Alan Pinkerton. 3- J. A. Bunting, 3-150; Mrs R. M.
Ewins, 3-150; J. F. Protheroe, 3-150; Dr.
J. S. Phillips, 3-151: Herbert Ewen Haynes, 4- Morton Willmott, 4-142; lan Loudon. 4-143; Paul (Kar Kar) Schmidt. 5- 7-86; T. M. O’Connell, 5-142; Capt.
A. Liston-Blyth, 5-142; Mrs. H. K. Driver, 5- 11-67; W. C. Nicholson, 5-143; Sister Marie Suzanne, 5-143; Les Lawlor, 6-131; Ray Galloway. 6-131; Capt. Joseph Coste, 6- Rene Petrie, 6-131; C. D. Barford, 6-133 - W. P. Browne. 6-133; Paul Berton, 6- Joseph Michael, 6-133; Rev. Father B. Briand, 6-133; Mrs. Massey-Baker, 6- 133; A. R Pechotsch, 6-134; Dr. B. F.
K. Kroening, 6-135, 8-142; W. A. Gill. 7- William Pickering, 7-151; W.
Money 8-49; A. M. Macalpine, 8-142; R. G. Keegan. 8-142; F. C. Peterson, 8- Dan Power, 8-143; Mrs. Ellen Meyers, 8-143: Fred Ball, 9-37; Thomas J.
Monaghan, 9-151; W. W. Brown. 9-151; Mrs. C A. Browne, 9-151; Dr. P. J. True, 9- H. C. Crozier, 9-151; W. T. Kirk, 9- C. H. Hughes, 9-152; E. J. Frame, 10- lan Malcolm, 10-147; Mrs. Sarah Ann Mackenzie, 10-147; F. C. Exon, 10- 147; C. H. Hughes, 10-147; Ratu Sir Lala Sukuna. 11-61; Rev. K. D. Grove, 11-146; Hon. Tu’uakano, 11-146; R. P. Cooper, li ne; J. G. Miedecke, 11-146; Lady Buck. 11- I. E. Walker, 11-147; Phillip Rice, 11-147; Sister Mary Laurent, 1-147.
E EDITORIAL: Mr. Hasluck’s NG Dictator ship, and Mr. Downs, 1-17; The Dumping of Mr. Lakshman, 2-17; Satellite and Calamity Howling. 3-13: Indonesia, 5-17; British Federation. 6-17; Income Tax Un easiness in Fiji. 6-17: Pioneering on Union Principles, 6-18; Khrushchev, 6-18; Tax Lunacv in Pacific. 8-23; How Does Uncle Sam Do It?. 8-23; Rome Fights for Church Authority, 8-25; Australia and Dutch New Guinea. 9-25; Pattern of Oil, 9-28; Mystery of Khrushchev, 9-26.
F
F*Sh*Ng, Pearling, Whaling. Etc.:
2-56, 2-73, 2-65. 4-49, 4-153. 5-57, 5-67, 7-115, 9-125, 9-151. 9-113, 10-35, 10- 61, 12-69.
FIJI; Carew Report, 1-19, 2-23; Police Commissioner Beaumont, 1-27; Birthday Honours, 1-51; Fijian Behaviour, 1-73; Hibiscus Festival, 1-75; Bermudan Tax, 1- 107: Development Loan, 1-119; Sugar Strikes,
1- 2-17, 4-149, 5-24, 6-20, 8-19, 12-142 J Rugby Team in NZ, 1-125, 1-161, 2-433 Col. Sec. Retires, 1-127, 2-133; Rona Black] Ban, 2-19, 3-15, 4-21; Banana Industry,; 2- 4-145, 11-126; Ist War Contingent, 2- Motor Census, 2-41; Apathy on Publid Matters, 2-75; Labour Position, 2-1303 Population, 2-139, 10-22, 10-59; Lottery Permits, 2-139; Rhinoceros Beetles, 2-1591 6-143: Nadi Airport, 3-20, 9-20. 11-14; Hotel Development. 3-27, 5-126, 7-23. 137, 11-140; Win-an-Island Contest, 3-29( 5- 9-84, 9-131, 10-21, 11-53; Kadavu Timber Development, 3-31; Cinerama Unifc 3- Whale Industry Survey, 3-114; Stray Dog Nuisance, 3-115; Unlicensed Radio Sets, 3-165; Liquor Permits Go, 4-20, 6- 22, 7-18, 8-138; Future, 4-53; Starlings. 4- 65; Old Fiji Constabulary, 4-79; Election! 4- Indian Commissioner, 5-17, 6-20, 8> 19; Taxation, 5-21, 9-149; Copra, 5-22, 6- 130; 7-17, 8-47; Trade, 5-33, 8-127, 11-46; Nausori Re-development, 5-39; Public Works, 5-71; Wharves, 5-89, 9-19; Fi| Broadcasting Commission, 5-101; Sugal Industry Stabilisation Fund, 5-109; Thorntoj Deportation Case. 5-133, 6-47; Suva Wata Supply, 5-138, 6-21; Fire-walkers Stones for US, 5-155; Whippy’s Boat Yard. 5-118 Hurricane. 6-21; New Year Honours, 6- 25; Cattle Imports, 6-141; Yagasa Clustei Returned to Fijians, 6-142; Cocoa GrowinJ 6- Port Authority, 6-149; Queer Mother’s Visit, 6-152, 8-20, 8-81; UniversM Students in NZ, 6-157; NZ Restrictions or Bananas, 7-19. 8-75. 11-22, 11-126; Sal of Fiji Airways, 7-21, 8-129, 10-14; Fijiaj Student Asks for Tolerance, Co-operatio| 7- Chief Justice, 7-139; Retirement I Sir R. Garvey, 8-26; Fijian Developmei Fund, 8-68; “Magician” Deported, 8-121 Weather, 8-131, 9-137, 10-113, 11-81; Aui tralian Deportation of Indian Nurse, 1 133; Victoria Arcade, 9-19; Crimes ■ Violence, 9-20; Qantas Managers as Aus tralian Trade Representatives, 9-22, 12 137; Queen Salote Visits Makogai, 9-23 Suva Street Numbers, 9-25; Indian He?
Festival. 9-86; Fijians in Bita Pal Cemetery. 9-86; Nat Chalmer’s Case,] 123 12-133; Dearer Cigarettes, 9-133; Tra Unions, 9-141; Oil Palm Industry, 10-2 Development Fund, 10-39; Wright Famil 10-49; Changing Face of Suva, 10-55; Be Shortage. 10-113; Jamaican Orangi 10- New Governor, 11-16, 11-21, 1 49- Cigarette Manufacture., 11-33; De Sea Fishing, 11-39'; Time for More Se government, 11-49; Toberua Is.. 11-1 Death of Ratu Sir Lala Sukuna. 11-61, j 84; Indian Girl to Live in US. 11-11 Tribute to Indian Poet, 11-125; Light I Horseshoe Reef, 11-127; Hibiscus HighwSJ 11- Wasps, 11-131; Fiji-NZ Union. I 133; Land Policy. 11-135, 12-66; Tounifl 11- US Consulate to be Restored, 1 63, 12-127; Council of Chiefs, 12-11 Suva’s Industrial Land, 12-125; McCoo Air Service, 12-133; Cement Pipe Facte 12- NZ Accused Butter Dumping, j 139; New Government Loan, 12-160.
G
Gilbert And Ellice Is, Colo?
6-130, 10-83, 10-119, 11-23, 11-80.
H HEALTH: Kuru, 1-159, 5-49; YaWS.j 123: Polio. 7-133; Leprosy. 8-59, 10-1 W.H.O. Seminar in Port Moresby, 10-1 11-141; TB Students for Fiji, 1H Infant Mortality, 12-42.
I
International Geophysical Yei
1-51, 3-47. 4-61. 5-17. 6-41, 7-127 , 9-59.
M
Marshalls, Marianas And Caro
Nes: 9-41.
MISSIONS; Bamu R. Mission, 2-115; ;w R.C. Mission in N. Ireland, 7-141; hovah’s Witnesses, 8-26, 9-27, 9-133, 11- 1; Anglican Church in Fiji, Polynesia, 49: London Missionary Society, 9-77, 12- Mormon Mission, 9-145, 11-137, 12-129; iglican Mission (P-NG). 10-41; Methodist sslon, 12-129.
N
Nauru And Ocean Is.: 3-107 7-117
19, 7-145, 10-80, 11-139.
NEW CALEDONIA: Population, 1-119ought, 1-127, 5-23, 7-19, 8-138; Cost of ring, 1-131; Hotel Bottleneck, 1-143; semblee Territoriale, 1-164; Financial sis, 2-22, 2-52, 2-157. 3-168, 4-91, 7-135, 33; Exchange Scholars, 2-58, 5-149, 6- ; Nickel, 2-133, 6-121, 9-150. 10-142; ction, 3-15; Native Housing. 3-161; tor Vehicle Census, 4-55; Mission Monu nt at Yate R , 6-39; Drifting Row-boat stery, 6-119; Water Supply, 7-133: Aus lian Consul, 7-135; Vietnamese, 8-113, 39. 10-143; War on Street Trees 17; Drinking Problem, 9-121; Yate Dam. 26; David Diake Native Artist, 10-19; n Making, 10-65; Meat Shortage. 10- Thursday Holidays, 10-131; Phosphate, 33; Shark Fatality, 10-143; Education nts, 10-144; de Gaullist Revolt, 11-19, 7; Pheasants from NZ, 11-123; Beer National Drink. 11-123; New Stamps, 38; US Consulate to Move. 12-127.
Ew Guinea (Netherlands): 4-23
, 9-25, 10-13, 10-135, 11-13, 11-16, 11- 11-148, 12-19.
EW HEBRIDES: Kerr Brothers, 1-86; np Issue, 1-143; Advisory Council. 2- 8- Manganese Development, 3-37; to Wharf, 3-147; Dispondency Follows ic Revaluation, 4-56; Jon Frum Move t, 4-129, 10-123; Tuna Fishery. 4-153, 10-137, 12-69; British May Withdraw n Condominium, 5-25, 6-27; Criticism Condominium, 6-71; Sea Monster Pulls ich, 6-103; Gaul Jumpers of Pente 3, 7-85; Hydro Scheme for Santo, 12-75.
UE: 4-08, 5-127, 6-102, 7-131, 11-137.
)Rfolk Is.: 1-20, 1-21, 3-159 3-169,
>• 5-131, 6-58, 7-137, 8-127, 9-151, 10- 10-145, 11-138, 11-142. 0
Ganisaxioms And Associations:
ters’ Assn, of Papua, 2-129; NG en’s Club, Sydney, 2-150, 6-55; A&NZ for Advancement of Science, 3-75- Branch RSSAILA, 4-30, 5-134, 7- 9- Pacific Islands Society, 4-145 Apex Club, 5-145, 12-51; Papua-New ea Assn, of Australia, 6-49; NG Native sryicemen, 9-147; Highlands Farmers’ settlers’ Assn. (NG), 6-139; P-NG Ex cemen’s Assn., 9-26; Queensland NG (Scholarships), 9-55; Lepers’ Trust °2 i 2i’ 10 ' 145 ’ Pacific Island Soc.
P CIFIC (GENERAL): Mercy Missions Ocean Is -Nauru Drift. 1-84; Render s’ Castaway, 2-20, 3-41, 4-25, 5-155; Territories Minister Retires, 2-57 • Unit. 2-115; Clipperton Is. Role Y - Sea Rescu e Dramas, 3-69. > Sout h Pacific Federation, 3-71 5- 25. 7-49 8-25 10-31, 11-37; Phosphate V l ff i n „3 ’ 12 ' 135: NZ Fruit Imports, 5- 61 > 6-75; Sea Gipsies, 4-38; Ocean N 2.v- Poet ' 4-82 > Michener’s Book of : Character, 4-99; NZ Island Terri- Grants, 4-109; Sydney Wharf Strike Air-Sea Combination Travel, 5-146 ; New Islands Minister, 6-19 7-121 Freak Weather, 6-21, 7-136; US
Flower Market, 6-53; War Scrap, 6-151; Qantas May Close Solomons-N. Hebrides Gap, 7-21; Whale Oil, 7-69; French Journalist Drilhon Sees Pacific, 7-71; La Perouse, 7-79, 9-28, 10-33; Islanders’
Church in Auckland, 7-123; Orient-P&O Co-operation, 8-55, 11-141; Early Ships of BP Empire, 8-82, 11-80; Staples Family’s US Entry Permit. 8-133, 10-143. 11-111; Last Cruise of the “Wanderer”, 9-77; Law of Sea Conference, 9-118, 11-99; Con tinental Shelf, 9-118; Gill Book Collection, 9- 10-23; Polynesian Migration. 9-147, 11-117; Phosphorescence, 10-23; Nuclear Tests on Johnston Is.. 10-41; MOP and Trochus Market, 10-61; NZ Minister On Tour, 10-120, 11-45; Scrap-metal Slump, 10- Representative Governments, 10- 123; Use For Ocean Deeps, 10-129; Aus tralia’s Lop-sided Trade, 11-119; Birthday Honours, 12-23; Polynesia’s Infant Mortality, 12-42; Challenge to Anthro pologists, 12-53; Stamps of NZ De pendencies, 12-77; NZ Troops in Pacific War. 12-127; Islanders in NZ, 12-131; Henderson Is. Skeletons, 12-137; Aust.
Trade Mission on Delos, 12-141.
PAPUA-NEW GUINEA: Elections, 1-19; Copra, 1-21, 6-19. 7-17, 8-31, 8-45. 12-45; Lady Slim’s Visit, 1-23; Hotels, 1-53; Languages, 1-54; Australian Pensions and Territorians. 1-69; Native Co-ops., 1-77, 1-145, 6-137. 9-119; Crocodile Hunting. 1- 107, 4-149, 7-43, 7-125; Kuru, 1-129, 5-49, 6-44; Bandsmen in Q’land., 1-131; Oil Search. 1-133, 8-27. 9-51, 10-13, 11-18, 12- 160; Native Goldmining, 1-137, 11-143; Kainantu, 1-137, 2-69, 3-33; Madang Tobacco Industry, 1-146. 10-37; Native Students Retd, from Aust., 1-147; Cattle Industry, 1-152, 4-130, 5-59, 9-150; Lae Floods. 1-154; New BGD Mill, 1-157; Nickel, 1-158, 2-135. 2-161; Anderson Case, 1-159, 2-27, 3-157, 4-58. 5-139, 6-23; Canberra Summer School. 1-161. 7-61, 8- 33; Meningitis Outbreak, 1-163; Bomana Escapees, 1-165; Legislative Council, 2-19, 3-17, 3-18, 3-167, 8-23, 11-145, 12-135; Australian Grants, 2-22, 3-45; Income Tax, 2-23, 3-73, 7-20; 5-Day Week. 2-36. 4-29: Private Enterprise, 2-55; Rabaul Fish Supply, 2-73; Mokokols of NB, 2-84; Jack Summers of Daru and Torres Strait, 2-86; Vernon Memorial on Bamu R.. 2-114; S-W of Papua for Cattle, 2-119; Lae Brewery, 2- 8-59, 11-132; The Territories’
Rice Industry, 2-138. 12-133; Lae Botanical Gardens. 2-141; Hotel Cecil Sold, 2-155; Klinkll Pine, 2-163; Capitation Tax, 3-19, 7-115, 9-126, 12-18; Salvage, 3-20, 9-85; Future of Wau, 3-47; Arablca Coffee Co., 3- Mixed Race Community, 3-53; “Macdhui” Drama Recalled. 3-69; Proposed Science Congress, 3-75; Hasluck-Lambert Dictatorship, 3-117; Agricultural Gazette. 3- Visit of Sir A Fadden, 3-149, 4- 131; Mt. Lamlngton Fund. 3-155; Lae- Goroka Road, 3-16; Native Students In Aust., 3-161, 6-97; New Native Labour Ordinance, 3-165, 7-20, 8-17; Naturalisation of Asians, 4-19, 9-117, 11-17, 11-21, 11-133; Netherlands NG Co-operation, 4-23. 10-127; Aid for Rubber Planters, 4-24; Un controlled Areas, 4-31; Re-opening of Mislma Mining, 4-33; Eric Woo Appeal Case, 4-35; Crosses On Mt. Albert Edward, 4- Native Copra Producers Discontented,’ 4- Coffee Industry, 4-82, 11-29 11-69' Films, 4-106, 9-71; NG Industries, 4-111; Guide for Newcomers, 4-133; Robson’s Roadside Restaurant, 4-154; Torpedo Fatality. 5-18; Bellbird Disaster. 5-24; NO Settlers Meet Minister for Market Talks 5- Literacy, 5-53; Liquor Problem, 5-58; Native BOP Hunters, 5-69; Among NB Cannibals, 5-81; Radio Broadcasting, 5- 99; Lae’s Record Rainfall, 5-101; Moths and Bugs for Canada, 5-102; Visit of Countess of Suffolk. 5-103; Sawmilling, 5-107; Social Advancement by Regulation. 5-123; Waria Syndicate Loses, 5-129: Fires in Konedobu, Supreme Court, 5-135, 7- 128, 10-129; Native Hanged. 5-137; Trade Figures. 5-146; Highlands Labour. 5-155- Manam Eruption. 6-21, 7-135, 11-114- pir Riots, 6-25, 7-20, 8-22, 8-117, 9-18- New
Year Honours, 6-25; Bougainville Native Women’s Club. 6-40; Qoroka Coffee Ltd., 6- 11-29; New Guinea Force in 1942 6- 65, 8-69; Chinese, 6-73. 11-17; “Papuan Courier”, 6-80; Trusteeship Defended, 6- 123; Apprenticeship, 6-125, 9-145; Unionism m Territory, 6-145; Airlifting School children, 6-157; Cocoa Industry 7-55 9- 53, 10-16, 10-137. 12-135; Pidgin. 7-5J5; Cargo-cult, 7-59; New Building Materials. 7- 9-21, 10-37; Cadet Scheme. 7-119; TB Hospital at Blta Paka, 7-127; Polio Outbreak. 7-133; Kulu Incident. 7-139; Sick Japanese Fishermen. 7-143; Manus 8- 9-25, 9-142; Cross on Mt. Yule, 8- 26, 9-27, 10-23; Future of Air-Services. 8- 31. 11-14; Copra Tax, 8-31; Death of Bill Money, 8-49; Nondugl Woolshed Dance, 8- 71; Dairy Argument in Lae, 8-73; P-NG Children Meet Queen Mother, 8-113- “Ham” Hears Satellite, 8-127; 12 Vacuum Co Scholarships. 8-127; Transfer of Popu lations, 8-129; Fnd of Gollala Trouble 8- 13!, Australian Producers and NG Passion al’ J”}?7 Lae Airstri P Closed. o‘o« 8, J‘ 1 ? 7; ,, Club for NG Ex-Servicemen. 9- Port Moresby’s “No Natives” Sign 9-35; New Stamps, 9-37. 11-129; Carol K and ™ Bath - 9 ‘ 41 ; Export of Curios. 9- 43; Flying the Long Way Round. 9-59- Bena Bena Incident, 9-67. 12-37; Eastern o a 7 D a Ua i S n UtU , r o oo 9 ‘ 75: Alu mlnium Project, o'fla- , 12 -23: Reluctance to Annex. 9- Rabaul Skeleton Mystery 9-121- Industrial Safety. 9-125; Madang as High lands Shipping Port. 9-128: Lady Baden- PoweUs Visit. 9-135; Secondary Schools, 1 io 2 ' „ l; 117 ' 011 Gas R r °spects. 1 l; 19 - 12 ’ 23: Native Lottery Winner, 10- Warangoi Land. 10-17; W High lands Farthworks. 10-27, Building’ Blocks and Bricks. 10-37; Fr. Person’s Book 10- 43 Controlled lO-45; Official War 1S RQ ry, Tr 10 ; 55: “ wltness to Witchcraft”, 10-69, Early Aust. Goldseekers. 10-82- ™ P i r 9 0 7 Sy o, 10 ‘ 117; Bam Eruntlon!
PTR ’in ° f J ur °P ean - 10-127; Size of 818 !0-1 29 - Mosauito Study. 10-131; 10 no 8 wno* 1 o° n 10 ' 137: Dentql health. 10- WHO Seminar, 10-141; Native Has Triplets, 10-141; Hydraulic Fueling System for Planes, 10-145: Air Crash Off Lae 11- 14; Servicemen’s Credit Scheme. 11-18- ME District of Papua, 11-35; Jack Hides’ Last Journey, 11-59; Lorengau Waterfall. 11-84- Mt Langla Eruption. 11-115; Native Farm Training Plan 11-115; Liquor Consumption. 11- 11-129. 12-142: Mechanisation of Industry. 11-127; Number of Missions 11- 131; Otter Aircraft. 11-131: BGD Dredge Sold to S. America, 11-133. 12-35; Pig Breedjng, H-i 37; New Lae Newspaper, Il ls?; Lae’s Tourist Ship Muddle 12-20- The Goroka Show. 12-22; Annual Renort 12-39- Papuan Residents Lost in War 12-123 •’
Air Centre Move to Moresby’ 12-135 ; Cocoa Ordinance. 12-135; Native Forestry Officers, 12-137. 9 PEOPLE: Sister Othllde, 1-18; Fa’afaga 1-25; Mrs F. Gorkin and Miss M. Inman.’ 1- ; H. R. Wahlen. 1-77. 11-79; Irving Johnson, 1-85; Pastor A. G. Stewart. 1- 153; Thomas Robson, 1-157; Supt. T. W.
Upson, 1-159; Col. J. K. Murray 2-21- Mrs. Doris Booth, 2-37; Sir Lala Sukuna! 2- 10-1, 10-49; Miguel J. Lerov. 2-83- Herbert Kienzle. 2-131; Mrs. Flora S Stewart, 2-157, 8-65; S. Elliott-Smlth. 2- 159: Jim Leahy, 2-163; P. D. Macdonald 3- Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Smvth, 3-19; A. G. T. Carver, 3-20; Georges Waks mouth, 3-87; Bill and Bob Whitten. 3-87- W. G. Mitchell. 3-87; Fr. Joseph Rossler’ 3- Danny Weil, 3-59; Mr. T. R Smith’ 4- 5-39, 7-123; T. R. Brooksbank, 4-50' The Rev. B. Chenoweth 4-78: H L Downing, 4-81; G. K. Roth, 4-147; Capt' J. E. Broughton, 4-115; D, D Bhatla, 5- 17: Ashton (Snowy) Rhodes, 6-79; D. I.
McAlpln. 5-83: Hallen W. Evans, 5-97• R J. Mlnnltt. 6-17; Dr. Eric Bridgman 6-37 : pr J. Cumpston, 6-37, 7-135; Sir Harry Luke, 6-63, 9-57; E. A. James, 6-80; Ralph Ormsby, 6-81; G. R Powles, 7-25, 10-56- John Patrick O’Gradv, 7-29; W. N. A.
Allison, 7-41; H. S. Wynne, 7-67; Wilfred
Robinson, 7-72; ‘‘Kar Kar” Smith, 7-86; Mrs D. (Norrie) Cahill, 7-125; Pierre Hutton, 7-135; R. S. Leydin, 7-136; Sir Ragnar Hyne, 7-139; Dr. Felix Emberson, 7-14 L Most Rev. A. Stemper, 7-141; J. S.
Rennie, QBE. CMG, 7-141; Rev. J. R.
Metcalfe, QBE, 7-141, 9-39; P. G. Roberts, MBE 7-141; H. T. Allan, 7-141, 11-65; Sir H.
Ragg, 7-143; N. H. Foxcroft, 8-18; Eugene Paul, 8-20; Sir R. Garvey, 8-26; Harold Gatty, 8-61; H. D. L. McGilvery, 8-77; Capt. Eric de Bisschop. 8-113; Capt.
Marshall Burgess, 8-137: Dr. P. J.
Platteel, 9-19, 11-16, 12-19; G. A. V.
Stanley, 9-82; John Preston White, 9- -50; Chief Justice Lowe (Fiji). 10-1; Dr.
J. van Baal, 10-3; R. A. (Bob) Hewlett, 10-8, 10-123; John Ward, 10-65; Dr. John Gunther, 10-78; W. C. Groves, 11-1; J. M.
McEwen, 11-2; J. N. Russell, 11-27; H.
Maurice Scott, 11-49; Capt. C. Bignall, 11- 78; F. C. Exon, 11-141; J. A. van Beuge, 12-5; Lyon and Warner (Southern Cross), 12-21; John Caldwell. 12-41; Wan Wing- Sum, 12-49; Mademoiselle Fernande le Riche, 12-82.
Pitcairn Is.: 2-20, 2-74, 2-79.
s
Samoa, American: 2-23, 3-31, 6-75,
10-117.
SAMOA, WESTERN: Financial Crisis, 1- 22, 2-20, 3-21, 6-145, 7-21. 7-27, 7-119, 8- 21, 8-115. 9-139, 10-123. 11-129; Co operatives, 1-131; Local Banana Cases, 2- 73; Elections, 2-164. 3-167, 4-19, 5-23; Copra, 3-17, 6-131, 7-18, 12-35; Legislative Assembly, 3-21, 6-99, 7-137, 8-20, 9-23; Fisheries Survey, 3-107; Cocoa, 5-35; Deep Harbour Project, 5-107; Bananas, 6-71; 10-135, 11-142; LORAN Station in Take laus, 6-101; Road Accidents, 7-133; Evele Agric. College, 8-127; New Zealand Grant, 9- Longer Hours for Public Service, 9- 147; Mr, Powles Reappointed. 10-16, 10- 56; Seaman Fatally Attacked, 10-113; Lighterage Contract, 10-115; Petty Crime, 10- 11-117; Latter Day Saints Mission aries Restricted, 11-137; Employee Sues Govt., 11-143; Infant Mortality, 12-42.
Ships And Shipping: A’Oniu, 1-59, 2-
63. 3-102, 6-110, 7-109, 8-107, 9-103, 10- 99, 11-103, 12-115; Australia-New Guinea Line, 2-25; Alaimoana, 2-65, 8-109; Arthur Rogers. 2-67, 3-61, 9-115. 10-111, 11-105, 12-113; Adi Moapa, 2-111, 5-117; Astrid. 2- 113, 4-123; Altair, 3-107. 4-125; Adi Oaetane, 4-43; Agnes, 4-125, 8-109; Alba tros, 6-109, 9-107: Auckland-Suva Yacht Race, 6-115; Ai Sokula, 7-101; Annette. 8- 111, 11-109; Adios, 8-111; Asha. 9-101; Alexandria, 11-107; Beverley, 3-61; Bung Ho, 3-63; Bergensfjord, 3-103, 9-65, 11- Bellbird, 5-25, 5-119; Babmda. 5- 47; Bream (USS Submarine), 5-113; Benecia. 6-113; Bulolo, 8-21, 9-101; Burns Philp Ships of Past, 8-82, 11-80; Blue Moon, 10-111; California, 1-103; Colorado, 1- 107; Celeste, 2-114, 4-126, 5-121, 9-115; Coral Queen, 3-105. 8-107, 9-105, 10-103; Coon goola, 3-107; Charles H. Gilbert. 5-41; Christina, 5-121; Cook (HMS), 6-115, 10- 105; Pacific Cruise Ships, 7-136, 8-55, 8- Caronia, 8-103; Charlotte Donald 10-101; Chum, 10-107; Cutty Sark, 10- 111. 12-119; Crusader, 10-111; Chimere, 1- Diana, 1-106, 3-105. 6-115; Deutgan, 2- 4-45; Dillon’s Bay, 4-121; Donegal. 4-147, 7-125: Dana Rescuer, 5-121, 8-103, 9- Daikoku Maru. 6-114; Daydream. 7- 111; Drigo. 11-111; Degei I and 11, 12-105; El Retiro. 2-67; Eifuku Maru. 4-45. 6-114: Eve, 11-111; Fiddlers Green, 2-113; Flying Walrus, 3-41, 3-105, 4-38, 4-123, 5-121, 6- 117. 7-109, 8-109; Fitcheach Ban, 4-123, 7-109; Federal Steam Nav. Co., 4-147; Fonualei. 6-110; Fiesta, 8-109, 10-111; Francis Gamier, 9-109; Fijian Princess. 12-107; Four Winds, 12-119; Gaitcha, 4-43: General Grant. 5-46; Glacier, 5-47; Gemini. 8-109, 10-111; Golden Rule, 8-111, 9- 12-119; Genii. 8-111; Golden Grain, 10- Gazelle. 12-115; Herstein (Her stine), 1-23; Hifofua, 1-59, 2-63, 6-110, 7-
109, 9-103, 10-99: Half Safe, 1-62, 5-117; Heidh, ?-???; Havfruen 111, 2-114, 4-126, 5-122, 7-111. 11-109; Horizon, 5-41. 11-103; Helvetia, 6-110; Havannah, 7-107; Inspire, 2-110, 10-101, 12-111; Islander, 3-64; Jopeda, 1-103, 8-111; Jellule, 2-113; Jenko 11, 2-114, 4-127; Joyita, 3-68. 4-41, 6-111; Jessica, 3-106, 4-125; John Williams VI, 7- 103. 10-101, 10-121; Jinyi Maru, 8-f)7; J. L.
Hanna. 9-111; Jinni, 12-119; Kon Tiki, 1- 58; Kilinailau, 1-63, 7-101; Kochab, 2-113, 4- 11-109, 12-117; Kurimarau, 3-101; Kao, 3-103, 6-110; Kiwi, 6-115; Kadavulevu, 7-106; Kerynia, 7-111; Katika, 9-105; Kungsholm, 9-113; Kinkai Maru, 10-97; Kirsk. 10-99; Koroibu. 10-107; Kakawai, 10- Kaio Maru. 11-103; Kooala, 11- 105; Kuru, 11-111, 12-105; Kin Kei Maru, 12-109; La Confidance, 2-107; Leper Trust Board Vessels. 3-62, 4-113, 11-105; Les 4 Vents, 3-107; Little Bear, 4-38, 4-123, 5- Landfall, 7-111; La Cle De Sol, 8- 109; Louisa Marekino. 9-107; Lamerhak 11, 9-115, 11-109; Law of the Sea Conference, 9- 11-99; Lurline, 10-97; Liverpool Maru, 10-97; Maui Pomare, 1-59. 6-107, 7- 105, 9-145, 10-109; Melva, 1-63, 3-67, 5- 118, 6-111, 6-113, 7-105, 9-101; Matson Line, 1- 1-162, 2-143, 6-107, 12-113; Miena, 1- 67; Marco Polo, 1-103, 2-113, 3-105, 4-123, 4-125; Milos, 1-162, 2-103; Manua Tele. 2- 62. 3-101, 4-47; Melanesian, 2-105; Manu goro, 2-111; Mocuata, 2-111; Meridian, 2- 113, 6-117, 11-109; Miranda, 2-113, 3-105; Mitiaro. 3-65; Mieco Queen, 3-68; Mileeta, 3- Miliama (Paloma), 3-102; Manu-O- Aitutaki, 3-103 (see also under Mahina), 11- Matsonia (ex-Monterey), 4-119; Melanesia, 4-119. 5-115. 6-113; Mareva, 5- 121; Monowai, 6-50; Maxwell Brander, 7- 101; Meklong, 7-101: Maloleilei, 7-107; Mahina II (ex-Manu-O-Aitutaki, Scaldis, etc.), 7-109, 8-109, 10-109, 11-111. 12-119; Marina. 8-111; Monique, 9-111; Moana Raoi. 10-47. 10-105, 11-99; Mandalay, 11- 111; Messageries Maritimes Melanesian, 12- Nereus, 1-63; Naruta, 1-63, 2-101; Nina, 1-103, 3-105, 4-123; Novia, 1-105, 4- 38 4-123, 4-125, 5-121. 6-117. 7-109, 9- 115. 11-111, 12-119; Nikau, 2-103; Norbryn, 2- Norfolk Whaler, 2-110; Nani, 2-113, 10- Nordlys, 4-125, 7-111; Nona, 5-121, 8- 9-115; Noena, 6-117; Nuguria, 8-21, 9- Natone, 9-150; Nareau, 10-105; Nirvana, 10-111, 11-111; Nikikoria, 11-99; Nippon Maru, 11-103; Nukulau, 11-107; Nahra, 11-111, 12-119; Onrust, 3-105; Olseau de lies I, 6-113; Orient-P. & O. in Pacific. 8-55, 11-141; Orion, 9-125; Omoo. 10- Oranji, 10-113; Outward Bound, 12-41; Orsom 111, 12-113; Pukeko, 2-65; Pacific Star, 2-67; Phoenix, 2-113, 7-111, 8-109 10-111, 12-119; Princess Waimai, 2- 114- Pama, 4-45; Pagan (San Cristival), 4- 7-103; Petunia, 6-115; Primavera, 6- Paraita. 8-101; Parama, 9-101, 10- 109; Piri, 10-101. 11-99, 11-101; Resurgent. 1-63; Rona. 1-63, 2-19. 2-61. 3-15, 4-21; Restmore, 1-107; Ratanui, 2-109; Rose Pearl. 3-59, 4-117, 5-118; Rican Star, 3- 59, 12-107; Rongomau, 3-105, 10-111, 12- 119; Ruena, 4-42; Richard and John, 4- 115. 11-101; Raireva, 6-117, 11-109; Ra Marama. 9-107, 10-105, 11-18, 11-108, 12- 105; Rosalie. 9-113; 10-101; Rushwood. 9- 139; Remona, 9-115; Retriever, 10-97; Ransdorp. 10-103, 11-105; Revel, 10-11; Sea Pearl, 1-57, 3-59, 9-109; Pacific Pearl, I- Slocum Society. 1-101; Seven Seas Cruising Assn., 1-101; Sivevens 11, 1-102, Solquest, 1-103, 4-127, 6-117, 8-111; Seven Seas. 2-113; Solus, 2-113; Southern Cross
Viii. 3-102, 8-107. 9-101, 10-105, 11-109;
Santa Maria, 3-105; Solace, 3-106, 10-111; Solent Swan. 4-115; Southern Cross (S.S.
Liner), 4-118; Scolopax, 4-125; Spencer F.
Baird, 5-41, 11-103; Salmo, 5-121, 6-117, 8- 9-115; Skaal, 5-122; Scot, 6-110; Swallow, 6-117; Staghound, 6-118; Sotuma, 7- Sea Wanderer, 7-109: Shansi, 8-107; Sundowner. 8-111; Sunam. 9-101; Sinkiang, 9- 9-139; Slava, 10-99: Sea Chanty, 10- 111; Solent Spray, 11-101; Shintoku Maru, II- Sydney-Noumea Yacht Race. 11- 109, 12-117; Stawell (HMNZS), 12-117; Te Vega, 1-59. 3-102; 4-123, 6-113, 9-115; Tiare
Maori, 1-63, 6-111. 8-101; Tagula, 1-63; Theresa May, 1-101; Tahoe, 1-103. 6-118. 10-111, 11-111; Tutuba, 2-67, 4-45; Tzu Hang, 2-113, 8-111; Trekka, 2-113, 6-117. 7-109, 11-19, 11-109, 11-113, 12-119; Taki) O-Autaki, 2-113, 5-122, 6-118, 7-111, 9-115: Tiare Tahiti, 3-64; Tamoana, 4-121; Tiart Taporo, 4-122; Te Matangi, 4-123, 8-111 10-111, 11-111; Thorshall, 5-43; Thorsisle: 5-43; Tui Levuka. 5-118; Taiyu Maru Noi 16, 6-106; Tiare, 6-115; Tulak, 6-115, 8-111 Tres Damas, 6-117; Tarass Boulba, 6-117 10-111; Te Rapunga, 6-118, 7-109, 12-119' Tui Valuvalu, 7-107; Taveuni. 8-99, 10-99; 10-101, 12-111; Te Matapula, 8-103; Tahii Nui, 8-111. 9-115, 10-107; Telesis, 9-111!
Talune, 10-97; Thorisle. 10-97; Tungani 10-105; Triellis, 10-107; The Four Winds 10- Tahiti, 10-111, 11-111; Taipi 11- Tenyo Maru, 12-109; Utopia, 1-106 5-121, 6-118, 8-111, 10-111, 12-119; UmbQ 11, 5-114; Vagabond, 1-61, 8-111; Vixen, 2 114, 8-111; Ve Tega, 3-61, 5-42, 6-110, 7 105, 12-119; Vigilantibus, 3-68; Venture (also called Ventura). 3-105, 4-127, 11-1 S 11-111, 12-119; Varua, 4-126; Viking Ahoy 5- Vitiaz (also Witjaz), 6-105, 6 135; Vasu. 11-107; Viti, 12-107; Whit Hart, 1-105. 3-106, 4-38, 4-123, 5-121, 11 113; Wewak, 2-109, 10-103; Wanderer, 3 105, 4-123; Wombat, 4-43; Wailana, 4-43 Witte Zee, 4-121; Wanderer 11, 4-123 Witjaz (also Vitiaz), 6-105, 6-135, 7-102 9-111; 10-47, 10-136; Wayward, 7-111. 16 111; Westmeath, 7-125; Wapi, 8-111; Whii Seal, 11-111; Wailaki (Tai Yuin), 12-llj Yanawai, 2-111; Yasme II (Danny WeiM 3- 10-111; Yatu Lau, 7-105, 7-106 Zarya, 8-103, 9-103, 12-109.
SOLOMON IS.: New Honiara Cathedra!
I- Gilliland Murder, 2-25, 3-17, 4-15^ Copra, 3-19, 4-157, 6-130, 7-17, 8-4 Malaita Incident of 1927, 3-86; Levers Bjj Out Pairymead. 4-149; Biscuit Factory. I 71; Gilbertese Migrants, 6-51, 8-135; Rig 6- 11-138; La Perouse, 7-79, 9-28. 1J 33; War Scrap. 7-117; Chinese DeportSc 8-121; Native Liquor Policy, 8-125, 9-J Munda Airstrip, 9-117: Eruptions, 9-l| Phosphorescence, 9-127; Honiara Lol Govt.. 10-131; Henderson Airfield, 10-143 Boat Building. 11-138; Honiara Wharf, I 34; Rebuilt Roviana Church, 12-129; Sunl Work, 12-133; Out of Season Cyclone, ■ 143; Polio Vaccination, 12-144.
South Pacific Commission: 1-21
4- 4-21, 5-37, 7-123, 10-45, 11-17, 11-12!
II- SPORT: Boxing, 2-160, 5-125, 6-155, 7-iaj 8-145, 9-153, 10-148,11-149, 12-149; Athlet| 5- 10-148, 12-148; Rugby Football,! 155, 7-153. 9-153, 11-148; Cricket, I 155, 7-152, 9-153; Soccer. 7-153. 8-145,1 153, 11-148; Basketball, 9-153, 12-148: Ci Trials, 10-148; Tennis, 10-149. 11-14( Baseball, 10-149; Golf, 10-148: Hockey, I 148 12-148; Horse Racing, 11-149. !' ■ : f I T
Tahiti And French Oceania: Pill
Making, 2-150; No Radio-Active Dise! 2-165; Buried Treasure, 5-75; Dancing!
Art, 6-79; Damages Suit, 7-143; Fa| Catalina Crash, 8-119; Leftist Party!
Power, 9-21; UK Consulate, 9-123; Pap!
Airport. 9-129; Assembly Stoned, 10!
Old Papeete, 10-81; New Church!
Uturoa, 11-51.
TONGA: Prison, 2-83; Cinerama UH* 2- Tourism, 3-123, 3-141; Law-Bo| 3- Estimates, 3-143; Whaling, 3-j| 8-68; Copra, 4-23, 6-130; Food Plan!
Ordinance, 4-39; Tilapia, 4-49; Falcon® 4- New Coinage. 5-22; Royal Chile® 5- Waxed Bananas, 6-59; Housing® 59; Mineral Search, 6-59; Weather, 7-lf 8-125; Broadcasting Station, 8-131: Salote Visits Makogia. 9-23; Education Needs, 9-69; Stamns of 1897, 9-99; Bif< Control, 10-119: History, 11-83; Poll® Set-up, 12-83.
Trading And Other Companies:
list. Petroleum Co.. 1-133, 2-134, 3-155
■155, 9-164, 11-160, 12-160; Bgd, 1-133’
155, 4-155, 6-153, 9-164; Enterprise of G, 1-133. 2-134, 3-154, 4-154, 5-153. 6- 3, 11-161, Loloma and Emperor Gold ines. 1-133, 6-139, 11-161; Koitaki Rubber 133, 2-135, 3-155. 4-155, 5-153, 9-164' >lorua Rubber Estates, 1-134, 2-135 3- 5, 4-155. 9-164, 12-161; Macßobertson’s y. Ltd., 1-134; New Guinea Goldfields 134, 2-135, 3-133, 4-155, 5-154, 6-153, 11- 1, 12-161: Norfolk Is. and Byron Bay haling. 1-134, 2-135, 3-155. 5-153, 12-161 Puan Apinaipi. 1-135, 2-135, 3-155 4- >, 5-153. 5-154. 6-153, 10-121, 11-161' ndy Creek. 1-135, 2-137, 3-155. 4-15s’ [53.11-161; Timor Oil, 1-135, 3-155, 9- I 12-161; W. S. Tait and Co. Pty. Ltd. 61; Robt. Gillespie Pty. Ltd., 1-165, 7-77 : R. Carpenter and Co. Ltd., 2-40. 3-49’ 53; Eriama Estates. 2-57; CSR Co 2- . 2-157, 5-153, 12-160; Kerema Rubber kw o'Jof’ ®;l 64 ' n * l6l : Maraboi bber, 2-135. 9-i64, 11-161; International kel 2-135; oil Search, 2-135, 5- ’ 6-153 > 9-164 - 11-160, 12-160; Rubber ds 2-135, 3-155, 9-164, 11-161; Southern ■. Insurance, 2-137; Whites Travel Co 37; Arabica Coffee Co., 3-50; Dylup ??' td o , 3 ,‘ 154 ’ 9-164: Hackshalls Ltd., ,4; C. Sullivan and Co., 4-143; Levers ific Plantations, 4-149; Fairymead ar J-U9-, Steamships’ Trading Co o'Jo 5, , Pl i rns Philp and Co - Ltd.. \ , 9 ; R 1 ’ c I o ' 30 ’ !6-125, 11-119; Nickel 4 -!55, 5-153; Oriomo Oil Co., 4-155' = Mlnes . 4-155; Placer Dev., 4- 11-161, 12-160; Fiji Brewery. 11 o« ro^ a Coffee 'Holdings), Ltd.. 1. 11-29, H-160; Choiseul Pltns., 6-153 81. Commonwealth NG Timbers 6-153•' Ltd. Sold, 7-128; aS^ ldmgB l Ltd " 9 ' 164; Australian II ?9 P i°Zi atl ??’ 9 ‘ 165: Guinea Gold
i" Fiji Hedstrom Ltd
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