Pacific Report
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month’s news: Troubles of a Fiji Yoga Exponent; Nobody Looking After British in Tahiti —117; Nadi Project Really Starts—ll 9; SPC Meets—l2o; Fiji Imports More Than It Exports —121; Fiji Mystery Carvings—l 23; Report on Levuka —125.
Ray Parer to Leave NG; Longer Range for New Electras; NNG is Tax Tormented —129; Papua’s Show is Washed Out—l 33; “Aoniu” Now on Regular Schedule; Cook Islands Woman Found Guilty; Native Observers in P-NG Legco—l3s.
Gilbert and Ellice Remembers Battle of Britain; New P-NG Rape Laws —137; Moves on Australian Waterfront: In Search of NNG Ape-Men—l39; Fewer Visitors to Norfolk Is.; Transpac Extends Services; Salvation Army Steals a March —HO; Navuneram Inquiry Evidence —141; Race horses for Papeete—l42.
Samoan Salary Cut is Off; “Mela nesian’s” Fate Remains a Mystery —143; R. L. Stevenson’s Tomb Area is Memorial Reserve; New Norfolk Is. Council Plans; Japs Buy BSIP Copra—l4s.