Pacific Report.
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month’s news: Revising Tonga’s Most Read Book; Do It Yourself Airstrip; Those Knots in NI Timbers—lls; In Lautoka Its “Our” Wharf—ll 7; Flu With a French Touch; Happy Days Again in New Caledonia -119; Papeete’s Airport Looks Like Happening; They’ll Be Back With the Apes in P-NG—l2O.
Mr. Reeve is Actually Asking Them; Flu in Tonga, Central Pacific— -123; CSR Plans Boost to Fiji Rice Growing; Rabaul Soil Went to Sea—l2s; New Guinean in the Cattle Business: Anzac Day in Pacific—l 27; He Thinks Aust.
Could Do Better in Fiji—l2B; NNG Mountains Keep Their Secret Still—l3l.
They’re Seeking Jap Fishermen for Levuka; Copra Windfall for G. & E. Govt.—l 33; Lae Residents Refuse Tax Brainwashing—l3s; Queen Salote, 59, in Haapal; Mick Leahy Gets His Tick Damages— -138; List of Kuru Victims Grow ing—139.
Mr. Fold! Will Remain in N. Britain —141; In New Caledonia, Bread Goes Up; Maybe a Whaling Station for Fiji—l 42; Elections for Senator in New Caledonia— -143; Samoa is Urgently Needing Professionals—l4s; Golden Jubilee of Tongan Hospitals—l 46.