Index to Vol. XXIX
pp. 175-178 · Read in the full issue
Aug., 1958 To Jul, 1959, Inclusive
(First numeral indicates number of issue, second numeral gives page.)
Volume XXIX is indexed under:
Asia and Asian Affairs.
Aviation.
Banana Industry.
Christmas Is. (Pacific).
Coffee.
Cook Islands.
Copra.
Deaths.
Easter Is.
Fanning Is.
Fiji.
Fishing, Pearling, etc.
Gilbert and Ellice Is.
Health.
Inter. Geophysical Year.
Marshalls, Marianas, etc.
Missions.
Nauru and Ocean Is.
New Caledonia.
New Hebrides.
New Guinea (Netherlands).
Norfolk Is.
Organisations.
Pacific (General).
Papua-New Guinea.
People.
Pitcairn Is.
Samoa, American.
Samoa. Western.
Ships and Shipping (rough alpha betical).
Solomon Is.
South Pacific Com mission.
Sport.
Tahiti, etc.
Tonga.
Trading and Other Companies.
UN Trusteeship Council.
A
Asia And Asian Affairs: China. 2-
25; Indonesian Claim to NNG. 2-43, 3-25. 5- 5.E.A.T.0., 9-20: Asian Communities in Pacific, 12-86: Singapore Independence, 12-22.
Aviation; T.E.A.L., 1-17, 2-53, 2-133,
3- 3-137. 5-119, 6-122; Biak Airport, 1- 119; Nadi Airport. 1-125, 1-133, 3-119. 5- 45, 8-37, 11-143. 12-61, 12-118: Dove Air craft at Lae, 1-131: Qantas. 1-142, 2-55. 4- 6-137. 7-17. 8-23. 10-22, 12-19: New Services. 2-53. 11-61; T.A.1.. 2-53, 5-126, 6- 6-122, 9-123. 11-18; Pan-American. 2- 30th Anniversary Southern Cross Flight 2-84; Tontouta Airport. 3-23; Electra Aircraft. 3-129; TRANSPAC, 3-141, 7- RNZAF Service for Chatham Is., 5- Papeete Airport. 5-127. 12-137; Samoan Airlines. 6-29. 7-33, 8-19, 9-145, 11-65, 11-137; Fiji Airways. Ltd., 8-141, 11-65; Canadian Pacific Airlines, Ltd.. 8- 144: Jet-age. 9-25. 10-22. 12-19; Air Viti, 3- 9-139; Trans Ocean Airlines. 10- 145. 11-61: Polynesian Airways, Ltd.. 11- 136; RNZAF Re-equipment, 12-123.
B BANANA INDUSTRY (see also under In dividual Territories): 1-18, 2-117. 4-21, 7- 23, 9-134, 12-131.
C
Christmas Is. (Pacific): 4-121, 10-
49.
COFFEE (see also under Individual
Territories): 10-51.
COOK IS : NZ National Film Unit Film. 1- Stray Dogs. 1-123; Speed Cops Intro duced 1-125; Tomato Control Board, 1- U 8 Eclipse. 2-121, 4-67; Oil from Papeete. 2- import Duty Increase. 2-137, Niueans in NZ. 2-139; Legislative Assembly. 2 139 5-14- Maui Pomare Replacement. 2- »»"i p i r ‘ t »* “t eei ; a 0 n s : Denarts 2-143; New RA. s, 2-145. Rose RakeS etc 2-148: Pioneer Missionaries mr and Mrs W. G. Lawes), 3-83: Bulk n?i 3-125 LoWry Case. 3-135; Mr. Willie Watson iVtri vokotini), MLA, 4-31: New "c at Niue, 4-150. 5-127; Le e islat.ve
Assembly, 5 - 14 ; Re-housing Scheme, 6- 67, Niue Care of Aged. 6-115; NZ Trade Unions and Clothing Factories. 6-119- Origin of Local Oranges, 6-129; Hurricane Damage 7-14, 7-123; MOP Industry, 7-29; Radio Activity. 7-65; Recorded Music 7- 137; Radio Station Staff. 7-143; Niue Drought 7- 143: Niue Hurricane Damage. ■2U 9-84, 10-21, 12-53; Co-operative Union, 8-118; Manihiki Still Closed 8-119- Exports, 8-119; Basketware Industry, 9-75- Citrus Industry, 9-H9, 11-133, 12-137; Herman-Abera Wedding. 9-126; Travel ™ to NZ. 10-125; Mangaia Harbour, COPRA (and Alternative Oils); 1-17 l -31, 1-33, 1-126, 1-148, 2-19, 4-153. 5-19 6-13, 7-19, 7-23. 7-79. 7-141. 8-145. 9-137 10-23, 11-148, 12-21, 12-25.
D DEATHS: Robert McKegg, 1-59: Rev.
Mother Mary Alphonse, 1-153; W. E.
Goodsir, 1-153; The Rev. K. D. Grove. 1-153; Sir Brian Freeston, 1-155; Mr.
Maxwell Wendt, 1-155; Pastor N. A.
Ferris, 1-155; Eric de Bisschop 2-37; Mrs.
E. L. Leembruggen, 2-151; Mr. Robert Walker, 2-152; Mr. J. H. Netzler, 2-152; Father Alphonse Schaefer, 2-152; W.
Maidment, 3-27; J. P. K. van Eechoud, 3- Mrs. Sarah Giblin, 3-151; Mrs. Tilly Williams, 3-151; D. Young-Whitford, 3- 151; Jim Gallln, 3-151; Otto Hukman Hornung, 4-143; R. R. Haviland. 4-159; Norman Lee. 4-159; Percy H. Edmunds, 4- Maud Forman, 4-159; Lilyan Harper, 4-159: Capt. R. R. Kane, 4-i59: J. S. Neil, 5-151; Henry W. Kinney, 5-151; W. A. Smith, 5-151; James Yarnton, 5- 151; Vernon Rule, 5-151; Robert Cromp ton, 6-15; Bill Cash. 6-147; Mrs. H. L.
Murray. 6-147; J. S. Stubbs. 6-147; W. C.
Gee, 6-147; Harry Penn. 7-153; R. C. G.
D. Higginson. 7-153; Rev. M. van Stijn, 7- Mrs. E. Gosnell. 7-153; Mrs. Alice Marsh, 7-153; G. G. Smith, 7-153; Luluai Golpaik, 8-20; J. B. McAdam, 8-45; Walter G. Smith, 8-151; David Simpson. Snr., 8- Sister M, Irenee, 8-151; Sister M.
Felix. 8-151; J. F. Stimson, 8-151: Wilfred Wise. 8-152; E. W. Hardwick. 8-152; Rev.
Father J. B. Poncelet, 9-151; Rev. Father Eugene Choblet, 9-151; Mrs. O. Hennings, 9- Capt. J. L. Lumsdale, 9-151; Henry Robinson, 9-151; Bishop Andre Sorin. 10- 151; B. McKenzie, 10-151; Sister Clara Mueller. 10-151; W. Gibson, 10-151; Rev.
H. Bergmann, 10-151; Mrs. R. Duncan, 11-151; S. H. Yeoman, 11-151. T. Robin son, 11-151; A. L. Byrne, 11-151: Father W. Connors. 11-151; B. W. Crookshanks, 11- W. J. Hart. 11-151: Rev. Father Meyer. 11-151; Dr. W. N. A. Paley. 11-151: Mrs. Rosabel Nelson, 12-151: H. B. Riley, 12- L. Morrisby, 12-151; S. G. Mar shall. 12-151; O. J. Atkinson; Arthur Schulke; A. Seo.
E
Easter Is.: 8-75, 10-27, 12-69
F
Fanning Island: 11-37
p-rii- Iron Ore Exports. 1-13; Low-cost Housing. 1-15, 8-53; Fiji Governor 1-16, 4-23; Malaria Risk 1-22: Rcwa Sugar. 1-19, 4-121. 6-125. 7-45. 11-21. 12-17 12- 49; Hotel Position. 1-33, 2-23. 6-15, 6-129, 10- Fiscal Review Committee.
Hibiscus Highway. 1-69. 5-21: Radio
Licences, 1-77; Humphrey Berkeley. 1-84, 2- 5-77, 8-27; Refresher Courses at CMS 1-119; Taxation. 1-21. 1-119, 5-17, 6-17- Nadi Airport. 1-125. 1-133. 3-119, 8-37, 12- 61, 11-118; NZ Wants More Fiji Trade, 1- 123; Hibiscus Festival, 1-126, 3-37; Fiji’s Fly Menace, 1-131; Overseas Loans 1-168- Finances, 2-18, 5-49, 10-25; Burns Com mission. 2-21, 4-23, 8-18, 9-26. 11-19, 12-16. 12-77; Agricultural Survey, 2-41; Levuka s Problems, 2-69; 3-125. US Consulate Re established. 2-78, 2-125; India Inde pendence Day. 2-146; Gold Industry, 2- 165; Polio Epidemic, 3-51. 4-125, 5-67; Hindu Firewalkers, 3-53; Hot Springs. 3- 55; Rotarians Meet in Lautoka. 3-85: De portation of Davis, 3-117; Vehicle Regis tration, 3-120; Balance of Trade, 3-121; Rock Carvings and Glyphs, 3-123: Pro gress With Leprosy Treatment at Makogai. 3- "Annette” Mystery, 4-18: Banana Industry, 4-21. 6-140, 9-31; Whitehall Inertia 4-125; Housing Authority, 4-119; Credit Unions. 4-129; Professor Spates’
Survey. 4-139, 12-77; Sugar Industry, 5-22 7-61, 8-20. 10-61. 11-21, 11-133, 12-17; Suva Brewery, 5-23, 6-23, 12-43; New Club Hotel. 5-23: "Fiji Times”, 5-23; Abortive Attempt at Starch Industry, 5-75; Ports of Entry, 5-115; Sale of GPH, 5-135. 6-23, 8-19 9- 20, 10-69, 11-18. 12-139: Tourism, 6-15. 7-35, 8-61, 9-51, 10-65, 11-51; Civil Service Leave Privileges, 6-17, 6-47. 6-113. 7-29; New PWD Site. 6-69; Cattle Industry, 6- 23; The Simpsons of Savusavu. 6-83; Bayly Clinic, 6-113; Fiji Museum. 6-113; Port Charges Curtail “Matua” Visits. 6- 118; Entry of Fiji Bananas to Aust., 6- 140, 9-31; Fiji Development Fund, 6-142, 7- Hurricane. Damage, 7-13: Small ship Overloading, 7-19; Copra, 7-19, 10- 23, 12-25; Immigration Policy. 7-43, 9-134. 11-135: Fijians Rescue Mother and Child ' from Drowning. 7-45; Indian Land and Population Problem. 7-53; B. D Laksh man. 7-61, 10-61; Legge’s Book on British Policy. 7-69; Philp Farm, 7-77; Newspaper on Tapa, 7-144; CSR Rice Project. 8-41, 8- 10-125. 12-49: Colonial Medical School. 8-59. 8-131: Banno Mining Co.. 8-117; Copra Pest Conference 8-131; Levuka Tuna Industry, 8-133, 10-133; In ternational Date Line. 9-27: Society for Crippled Children. 9-35; Late Sir Lala Sukuna, 9-121: Rhinoceros Beetle Cam paign, 9-133; Postage Increased, 9-140; Fiji Development Loan. 9-165; Honey Production. 10-75; More Taxes for Fijians, 10-117; Lautoka Wharf. 10-117, Aust.
Trade Drive. 10-128: Pre-Cession Coins, 10-133; Whaling Station in Doubt. 10-142; Sugar Price Stabilisation Fund. 10-145: New WRC Building. 11-73: Arts and Crafts Industry. 11-77: Cut in Defence Forces, 11- 105: Manganese Mining. 11-118: Shell Button Industry, 11-119: Lotteries. 11-119; Rhinoceros Beetle. 11-135; Street Crossings "War", 11-137; Water Rates. 11-139: Teler vision. 11-141: Rice Disease. 11-143: "Illegal” Export Tax on Sugar. 11-149: Duty-free Shop at Nadi, 12-43; High Cost of Education. 12-127; Indian Pilgrim Ship. 12-135; Segregated Schools. 12-139.
Fishing, Pearling, Marine In
DUSTRIES, ETC: Fishing 'inc. Tuna). 1- 7-49. 7-126. 8-55, 9-59. 10-131. 12- 129; Pearl Shell, 2-125, 7-22. 8-118. 10-86; Pearl Culture. 2-127. 8-119; Whaling. 4- 123, 9-125; Market for Clam Shells. 5-119; Beche de Mer Caught With Rabblt-traps.- 6-140; Crayfish, 8-138.
G
Gilbert And Ellice Is. Colony:
2- 2-125. 4-57 7-67. 7-121, 7-147. 8- 26. 9-18, 9-127. 10-133, 11-129.
H HEALTH; Leprosy, 3-37, 3-127; A Mosquito-killing Fungus, 3-71; WHO. 4- 131; Hookworm. 10-115; Kuru, 10-139.
I
International Geophysical Year:
I- 2-121.
M
Marshalls, Marianas, Carolines;
II- MISSIONS: Methodist. 3-123, 4-139, 9- 127; Roman Catholic, 3-123, 4-47, 4-121, 4- 5-126, 6-142; Salvation Army. 3-141: Seventh Day Adventist, 5-121; Melanesian Mission, 6-135.
N
Nauru And Ocean Is.: 2-129, 7-83,
12-145.
NEW CALEDONIA: Political Troubles, 1- 14 1-151 2-19, 2-131, 3-19, 9-23; Flour Imports. 1-117; Nickel. 1-121, 2-127, 4-133, 5- 7-133, 11-133; Suggested Tuna Fishing 1-142; Tourism. 1-145; US Con sulate Closes, 2-78; Multiplicity of Small Shops, 2-117; Student Exchange, 2-131, 5- 145- Yate Dam, 2-144, 8-21; Servicemen by Air 2-144; De Gaulle Referendum, 3-19; Tontouta Airport. 3-23; Loyalty Is. Wed ding. 4-73; Projected Call of Matson Ships, 5-61; New Governor. 5-125; Elections, 5-131, 6-14, 10-143, 11-23; Hurri cane Damage. 7-13; Broadcasting, 7-79; T R A.N.S.P.A.C.. 7-115; Chrome Industry, 7-141; Cost of French Administration. 7- 140; Home-leave Case. 7-147. 11-135; Noumea Water Supply, 7-147; Newspaper Reports Cause Annoyance, 9-61; Educa tion, 9-144; Flu Epidemic, 10-119; Bread Dearer. 10-143; Viet Namese, 11-23, 12- 146- Potato Imports, 11-129; “Slasher”
Caught, 12-131; New Vice-president, 12- 143.
NEW HEBRIDES: Drought. 1-117; 1913 Eruption on Ambryn. 4-88; Santo or Luganville, 5-57, 8-27; Visit of Jap.
Scientists, 5-123; New French RC, 5-125; Segond Channel Salvage. 5-135; Shell Poaching, 7-23; Economic Inquiry, 7-115; Aneityum Rock Carvings, 8-75; Tuna In dustry, 9-59; Sulphur Deposits, 10-77; Fiji- Indian Interest in Land. 11-21; Santo Ex-servicemen, 11-127; Cannibalism. 11- 144; BP’s Santo Store Destroyed by Fire, 11-150.
New Guinea (Netherlands): Yaws
Campaign, 1-43; Biak Airport. 1-119; Future of Territory, 2-43, 3-25, 9-139; Governor Visits Aust. NG, 3-21; Dutch- Aust. Co-operation, 3-21, 4-17; Anti malarial Salt, 3-65; Taxation, 3-129; Star Mt. Expedition, 3-139. 9-129, 10-49; Early Bronze Discovered, 4-26; Post-war Develop ment. 4-55; Exploration, 5-129; New Hollandia Hospital. 5-131: Oil Industry, 6-41; Wallis Is. Feud, 6-117; Shangri-La.
Wartime Victims, 6-121; Diptheria, 6-129: Cocoa Industry, 6-141: Hollandia News paper, 8-148; Manokwari Earthquake, 9- 117; Manokwari Slipway. 9-117, 11-105: Hollandia Advisory Council, 9-119; 1955 Plane Crash, 10-131; Dr. J. Bierdrager Retires. 11-118; Dr. J. V. De Bruijn in US, 11-123; Sago Industry, 11-125; C. R. Lam bert’s Visit, 11-149; Indonesian “Refugees”
At Work, 12-17; Beef Industry, 12-121.
Norfolk Is.: 1-137, 3-140, 3-145, 5-57,
6-123, 7-139. 8-147, 9-143, 10-115, 11-127,
o
Organisations And Associations:
Primary Producers’ and Trade Association, BSIP, 1-135; NG Horticultural Society, Lae. 1-135; New Guinea Women’s Club of Sydney, 1-143, 5-147, 6-135, 7-139, 11- 148: Pacific Islands Society, 2-145, 6-135. 8-33; P-NG Association of Melbourne, 4- 29; P-NG Public Service Association, 5- 129; NG Planters’ Association, 5-133; NG Women’s Association, Melbourne, 6-135; Queensland-NG Association, 6-137; P-NG
Rssaila, 9-139.
P PACIFIC (GENERAL); “First” News paper in the World, 1-35, 5-29, 5-65; La Perouse Wreck, 1-49. 3-63, 12-17, 12-125; Marine Phosphorescence, 1-73; Turnbull Library Wellington, 1-125; Ocean Deeps, 1- 8-79: Control Over Christian Sects, 2- Disaster Ends “Tahiti Nui’s” Drift Voyage. 2-37; Jet Age in Aviation, 2-53. 10-22; 30th Anniversary Southern Cross Flight 2-84; Wallis Is. Affected by H- Blast, 2-137; SW Pacific Federation, 3-25, 3- 67, 10-26. 10-29; A Mosquito-killing Fungus, 3- “When Ships Are Sold East”, 3-73; Weather Broadcasts for Ships, 3-105, 5- 111 6-99: Rock Carvings and Glyphs, etc., 3- 4-27 8-75, 10-27, 12-69; Mysterious Island Called “Nibi-Nibi”. 3-127: “Delos”
Trade-ship. 3-141, 4-23; “Annette Mystery. 4-18; Shipping Slump, 4-22; Boyds of Boydtown, BSIP and London, 4- 27- Boyd’s “Wanderer”, 4-27; Louis Becke, 4- 6-79. 8-83; Resettlement of Gilbertese at Gizo. 4-57; Eclipse of Sun, 4-67; NZ After Islands Tax-dodgers, 4-119, 7-125; Islanders in NZ, 4-133. 9-69; Pacific Trade boosting. 5-53, 7-67, 8-144; Tourism, 5-59. 8-61- S. Seas Music Recorded, 5-63. 7-l.w, Heyerdahl Theory of Pacific Migrations, 5- 12-69: What Followed “Bounty Mutiny, 6-49; NZ’s Trade Drive, 6-55; Pan- Pacific Scout Jamboree in Auckland. 6- 118- Distilled Sea-water, 6-1.27; Proposed Federation of Pacific Planters, 6-131; Aust.
Flour Trade, 6-134; TB Conference in Pago Pago. 6-135; Havoc from New Year Weather, 7-13; Banana Industry, 7-23; Theodore Weber’s Influence on Early Copra Trade. 7-79; Old Explorers Gave Names in Quadruplicate. 8-138; Capt.
Bligh’s Grave, 9-27; International Date Line. 9-27; Basketware Industry, 9-75; Future of Britain’s Pacific Colonies, 10- 29- Going Native in Mediterranean. 10- 73- Ham Radio, 10-121; Pirate Mortel mans. 11-87; Birth Control, 11-131: Per forming Rights, 11-145; Pacific Islands Year Book, Bth Edition. 12-60; Escape of Thos. Muir, 12-75; Tidal Wave Research, 12-84; Asian Population, 12-86; Satellite Tracking, 12-117.
PAPUA-NEW GUINEA: Navuneram In cident, 1-13. 1-21, 2-26, 3-17, 4-147 5-145. 6-142. 10-35; Copra. 1-17, 3-20, 4-128, 4- 149. 5-121, 7-141. 9-20, 10-23, 12-25; Native Charged With Double Murder. 1-18: Aust.
Grants, 1-19. 2-144, 9-29; NGVR’s Place in Pacific War History, 1-23; Names of NG Civilian War Victims in Abbey, 1-29; Aluminium Project. 1-33. 4- 4 5, J‘ 4 ] : Search for Oil, 1-35, 2-165, 4-18, 4-25. 4- 173 5-43 7-55, 8-165, 9-143, 10-27; Labour Party Policy, 1-43; Fuzzy Wuzzy Angels Remembered, 1-47; Bena Bena Incident. 1-61, 3-27; Twist Tobacco, 1-79, 2-145; New BP Store in Lae, 1-117; Thos. Mc- Neill on Misima. 1-127; Nondugl Sheep, 1-127; Brown River Bridge, 1-129; Lae Pet Show, 1-129; Ex-servicemen’s Loan Scheme, 1-137. 3-45, 4-63, 5-127, 12-18; In vestment Opportunities, 1-137; Linguistic Work 1-141: PNGVR, 1-141; Otter Air crash’ at Tapini. 1-142; Waria Syndicate, 1-147; Co-op. Conference, 1-149; Lung Cancer Among Natives, 1-149; Coffee Con ferences, 2-20, 4-151, 6-18, 7-37, 10-22,
Morobe Floods, 2-20; SP Conference in Rabaul, 2-23. 6-121, 8-17, 10-17, 11-53; Papua’s Steam Train, 2-27, 4-27; Auto mobile Association, 2-29; Cocoa Industry, 2-35. 4-131, 9-133, 10-51; ABC Broadcasts. 2-61; Rubber Industry. 2-65, 6-130; Food Shortage in Goodenough Is., 2-77; Tolais Visit Sydney, 2-123; Financing Bowling Greens ' With Peanuts, 2-125; Coast watchers’ Lighthouse, 2-131, 4-135, 8-121. 11-123; Lae’s Wharf, 2-133; Goilala Trouble, 2- 5-127; Gibbes’ Airways Sold, 3-18; Visit of NNG Governor. 3-21; Education. 3- 4-52, 4-144. 8-137. 9-71, 9-127; Kinjibi Coffee Plantation, 3-23; Health Director Appointed, 3-29; Canned Beer. 3-43; Sir H Murray Memorial. 3-48; Trade With India. 3-67; 1958-59 Budget, 3-69; Duty on Trade Tobacco, 3-67; NG Mud-Men, 3-73; Smuggling in Port Moresby, 3-77: P-NG "Agricultural Journal”, 3-79: Pioneer Missionaries (Dr. and Mrs. W.
G. Lawes), 3-83; Old-time Lakatoi. 3-87; Sogeri Show. 3-133; Death Penalty for Rape Abolished, 3-137; Kevin Parer Grave, 3- Present Members of Coe Family. 4- Aust. Election. 4-26. 5-26; Wewak RC Church, 4-47; Undisciplined Native Crews. 4-71; Reafforestation in Highlands, 4- NG Head Tax. 4-81, 7-14, 7-74. 8- 151; Legislative Council, 4-83, 9-129, 10- 53, 10-57, 11-18; Giant Snails, 4-128; Bulolo Reafforestation, 4-133; Coast watchers’ Light, 4-135. 11-123; Young- Whitford Appeal. 4-143; Shortage of Surveyors, 4-150; Copra Mill Fire, 4-151; Taxation, 5-18, 5-25, 6-17, 7-15, 7-33, 8- 19 9-20. 9-77, 10-20, 10-25, 10-36. 10-45, 10-53, 10-135, 10-137, 11-17, 11-25, 12-13, 12-141; Discovery of NG Highlands, 5-27, 8-27. 12-23; Native Recordings, 5-63; Port Moresby Brewery, 5-82; Bill Cameron, 5- 85: Registered Trademarks, 5-117; UN Mission. 5-127, 9-21, 9-25, 11-50, 12-143; Beer Varieties. 5-139; Leahy Tick Case 5- 6-140, 7-21. 7-51. 10-138. 11-141 Warangoi Land, 5-143; The Hasluck NG Policy 6-19; Bravery Awards for “Bell bird” Crew, 6-20; Cutch Industry Ends 6- Sydney Royal Show Exhibit, 6-57 8-25. 9-53; "Milking” Papuan Taipans etc., 6-81; Trade in BOP Plumes, 6-115 Graduates from ASOPA, 6-119; Inspect©; McNaught Case, 6-127: Tolai Cocoa Pro ject, 6-130; Sogeri Plantation Riot, 6-133 Qantas Super-Constellation Service, 6-137 7- 8-23, 8-39; Catching Beche-de-Me with Rabbit Traps, 6-141; Peanut In dustry, 6-145, 9-144; P-NG as 7th Aust State, 7-16; Bismarck Ranges Patrol. 7 19 9-57; Jap Interest in Settlement. 7-21 Coffee Industry, 7-37, 7-129; Rowley’s 800 l on German NG, 7-69: Tea Growing, 7-119 Desiccated Coconut Industry, 7-122; Loca Meat Supply, 7-141: Gold Industry, 7 169: Lae Left Behind by Air Services, 8 23; Visit of Low Priced Housing Expert 8- Cargo-Cult, 8-69; Rock Painting Dis covered. 8-75; Batts and Leans of Nort, Western Is.. 8-121 “Kungsholm” Visit. 8 125; Training Ship for Native Sailors. 8 127; Passion-fruit Industry, 8-127; Rabaul’
Unofficial High School. 8-139; Menyamyai Reformed and Otherwise, 8-147; Copra Mi Shuts Temporarily, 9-20: Minister Pai Hasluck, 9-26, 11-27, 12-22; New Archbol Expedition, 9-35; Echo-6 Influenza, 9-ll£ Annual Expenditure £l7 Million, 9-121 S A. Lonergan Retires, 9-125; Minj Clul 9- Rabaul DC Change. 9-135, 10-141 Salvador! Ducks, 9-140. 10-143: Troubl Over Mendi Airstrip. 9-141; Chimbu Lan Disputes. 9-141: Jeep Industry, 9-14.
Hagen Monument, 10-27; Drain-pip House, 10-43; Rossel Is. Cannibalism, 1( 83; P-NG Copra Stabilisation Fund, K 123- Rabaul Cenotaph unveiled, 10-12' Kuru, 10-139: Highland’s “Last” Sing Sing,’ 10-143, 11-134; Sear Case. 11-19, 1. 25. 12-39; “Busama” Explosion. 11-2 11-117; Laughlan Islanders Blown Awa: 11-41- Official War History (McCarthy 11-45 : War-time Sepik Tragedy, 11-4!
Amess Case. 11-143; Goroka Show, 11-141
Position of Mr. Ted Taylor, 12-27; Nakanai Murders. 12-3 J; C apt. 0 Denny Reties 12-47, Lae s Pet Kokomo. 12-85; Cannery sow5 ow - 12 '® 7: Aust. Press Under Fire, 12-119- ?o F q M^a^ s l l , deas on Manus Islanders, 12- 129 Rabauls Apex Car Check, 12-133' ?2°-ho° ’ 12 ‘ 133; Rabaul Drou e ht > PEOPLE: Sir Ronald Garvey, 1-16 10- W ?. Groves. 1-16, 2-49; Francois Rossi, 1-82; Father Rougier, 1-84; Humphrey Berkeley. 1-84. 2-27, 5-77. 8- 27, Nino Culotta (John O’Grady), 1-80 2-27, 5-137; Harold Gatty (the late), 1- O; T Hoscoe, 2-20; Superintendent R. Hicks, 2-63; Father Patrick O’Reilly 2-73; Miss Ola Reeve, 2-81; Sgt. Maigugu’ 2-125: Dr. Tom Davis. 2-142; Miss Ivy Rodan. 2-146; Peter White, 2-148; D R A. Eden. 3-22; Dr. R. F, Scragg. 3-29 ’
Lolohea Waqawairi. 3-39; Sir Kenneth Maddocks. 3-129, 4-23; M. Stobo, 3-143- B D. Lakshman, 3-146, 7-61; John Mac- Gregor, 3-147; P/Con»table Tagai of NG. 4-22; Rev. and Mrs. A. H. Voyce. 4-29 William Watson (“Viri Vokotiri”), MLa! 4- Coe Family of NG, 4-33; P. K Bhindi. 4-49; Capt. E. W. Harness. 4-51, 5- Jock McLean, 4-90; Stan Jones, 4- 91; Emile Mercier, 4-147; G. A. V. Stanley. 5- Prince Tungi, 5-69; Joe Bourke, 5- 83; Bill Cameron, 5-85; A. J. Black. 6-14; Eugene Paul. 6-21; K. R. Lambie, 6-59; Ken Slater. 6-80; Mrs. E. A. Simpson. 6- 83; J. N. Falvey. OBE, 6-143; John Amputch. MBE, 6-143; C. S. Israel. MBE, 6- Isimili Racika. MBE. 6-143; J. H.
Allan. OBE, 6-143; Dr. John Burton. 7-22; Dave Butler, 7-115; Terr. Minister Paul Hasluck. 9-26. 11-27. 12-22; Michael J.
Leahy. 9-73; S. A. Lonergan, 9-125; Dr.
Jacques Barrau, 11-5; Maurice Lenormand. 11-23. John Cox, 11-66; Mrs. Margaret Webb, 11-75; Alvin J. Blum, 11-85: Mrs.
Ellen von Moltke. 11-142; Capt. L. V.
Rowe. 11-103; J. A. Johnstone. 12-84; Capt. O. Denny, 12-47.
Pitcairn Island: 2-127.
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Samoa. American; 1-148. 4-109, 6-65.
6-83, 6-135, 8-55, 9-145, 11-103.
SAMOA, WESTERN; Banana Industry. 1-18. 4-21, 7-117, 8-67; Matai System. 1- 37. 3-19; John O’Grady (Nino Culotta) Likes Samoa, 1-87: Public Service Ap pointment Test-case. 1-119; Automatic Phones in Apia, 1-127; Population, 1-126; Tokelau Reef Blasting. 1-129; Trade, 1- 146. 1-147; Observing Eclipse. 2-121; PS Salary Cut, 2-131; Finances. 2-147; Self- Government, 3-19. 5-37, 6-19. 6-31, 7-129. 10-37, 12-21, 12-29,; R.L.S. Tomb. 3-145, 5-84 9-25; Trust Estates Grant to Govt., 3-146: Eclipse. 4-67: Land Titles, 5-19; Three-year Development Plan, 5-21, 5-117; Bank of Samoa. 5-41. 9-126; Retirement of K. R. Lambie. 5-125, 6-59; UN Mission. 5- 9-21, 12-29; Samoa Airlines. 6-29, 7- 133: Education 6-59; Agricultural Dept.. 6- New Book about R.L.S.. 6-125; Coffee Industry. 7-37, 10-134; NZ Grant. 7-41: 1889 Hurricane. 7-84. 9-27. 9-81; Library, 7- Dr. J. W. Davidson’s Appointment, 7-136: Desiccated Coconut, 7-139: Snakes, B-57' Tualaulelei Mauri, 8-125. 9-61; News paper Reports Cause Annoyance. 9-61: Harbour Development, 9-117. 11-103, 12- 146; Copra, 9-123; Professionals Needed, 10-143; Liquor Laws, 12-133.
SHIPS AND SHIPPING (rough alpha betical): Ambon, 1-101; Aoniu, 1-103 1- 135 2-101. 3-135, 6-107. 9-109. 12-103; Arthur Rogers, 1-109, 2-113, 4-107, 5-107, Annette 1-113, 3-113, 4-18, 4-117. 5-103. 5 105 5-112 9-113; Agnes. 1-113; Amonea ?ex Wainui), 1-113. 6-103: Astrolabe, 2- 103' Albatros, 2-103, 5-111; Adios. 2-115, 1-115.11-115. 12-113; Argentinian Reefer, 3-161: Altair, 3-113, 4-115, 10-107. 11-115.
Ai Sokula, 5-117, 9-113; Atom. 5-115 Arawa. 6-111; Aoba. 9-103; Ai Savu Wifp a ’i A nitra ' 12 ' 115 : Bachelor’s Wife, 1-113; Brilliant. 1-113, 2-113, 5-115- ?. e , tua - 2 ; 101: Beulah - 2-103, Babinda. 3- * 03 l 12-103; Brown Shipping Line, in 7 i'n B ' lo7 ’ Bottle Messages. 5-147, 8-105, Ik . o, BrUannia - 9 ' 103 - 9-U1; Burns Philp Skippers (about 1920) 9-111 11-27- Blue Lagoon, 10-109; Busama. 11-23. 11- 101, 11-117; Cape Nelson, 1-103; Coongoola 1- 6-111; Chimere, 1-113. 8-113 10- 113, 12-115; Castle, 2-103; Colville. 2-108; 2-108; Caledonien, 2-109; Chelan! 2- China Navigation Co., 2-129 Cab rilla. 3-107. 4-107, 5-107. 6-107; Cheng-ho. 3- Carla Manus. 3-115, 4-109; Castle Felice, 4-113; Coral Queen, 4-139, 6-108- 7-107, 8-101, 11-113, 12-109; Chitose Maru, 5- Cook, HMS, 5-97. 9-86; Claradale, 6- Crusader, 6-111, 8-113, 10-111 12- 113; Cagimaira. 6-101; Charles H. Gilbert, 7- Catamaran in Port Moresby. 7-135; Charlotte Donald. 9-109, 12-111; Current (USN). 10-101; Chehalis (USN), 10-101- Cheriqui, 11-114; Celeste. 12-107; Dana Rescuer, 1-115; Dobiri, 2-109, 4-107 6-103- Delos, 3-140, 6-130; Degei 11, 3-107. 4-10?' 7-111; Diana, 4-115, 6-111; Dirigo 11. 5-103! 5-107. 5-113; Degei, 5-107, 9-105; Dumont d’Urville, 5-111: D’Vara, 6-111. 10-111; Davara, 8-101: Darega, 8-101; Duali, 8- 107; Delflno, 12-101; Dida. 12-101, 12-113; Dubloon, 12-115; Endeavour. HMNZS, 2- 107, 3-101; Egyptian Reefer, 3-101; Edeevee, 4- Eos, 7-111; Enterprise (USN). 9- 105; Elpetal, 9-107; Eolo, 9-115; Elenoa. 10-109; Escapade, 12-115; Fauabu Twomey. 1- Fengning, 2-113, 6-108; Fairsea, 4- 113; Fiesta, 4-115; Fleetwell, 4-117; Fiona, 5- 9-101; Flag of Convenience Vessels, 5- Francoise (ex Rose Pearl), 6-105; Flying Walrus, 6-111, 10-113; Four Winds, 6- Fort Cadotte, 9-105; Fantome. 9-107; Flying Cloud. 9-109; Faith. 10-113; Fetu Ao. 12-112; Golden Green. 2-109; Gemini, 3-113, 11-114; Gona. 5-103; Ginyo Maru. 7- Gaicha, 10-103; Huia. 1-115; Hifofua 11. 1-136. 2-113, 6-107, 8-101, 9-109, 11-109, 12-103; Himalaya. 1-146; Hugh M. Smith, 2- 7-113; Horizon, 2-105; Hifofua. 5-112, 6- 9-111; Holmdale (later Pacific Pearl, now Pacific Maru), 6-107; Halcon Rojo, 9- 115; lan Crouch. 5-20. 6-97, 7-103, 7-113. 8- Isobel Rose. 5-103; Inglls, 5-107; Inspire, 8-105; Intrepid, 8-115, 11-115: Iwa. 12-115; John Williams V. 2-107: John Williams VI, 2-107. 2-111. 3-103: Jinni, 2-115, 4-115. 7-113; Joylta, 3-101, 4- 109; Johan van Oldenbarnevelt, 4-113, 9- 109; Jopeda, 5-113; Jada, 5-113; John and Mary, 5-115; Janis. 6-111. 9-115; Jellicle. 7- Kochab, 1-113. 6-111. 10-113, 11- 115, 12-113: Kakawai, 2-115, 3-115: Kowa Maru, 4-105; Kin Kai Maru, 4-109; Koyo Maru, 4-109, 5-103; Kulu, 5-107, 8-107: Kurimarau, 7-105, 8-105, 11-107; Koel Maru. 7-111; Kibuli, 8-112; Kungsholm, 8- Kehua. 10-113; Lurline, 1-105; Lehi IV. 1-113; Les 4 Vents, 2-115, 5-115; Lady Ellen, 2-115, 4-115, 5-115. 6-111. 12-115; Lachlan, HMNZS. 2-141, 3-109, 9-101. La Confidence. 3-107, 5-111: Lotus. 3-111. 5- 111; Lady Stirling, 3-113; La Cantuta 11. 10- La Cle de Sol. 11-114; Lorna D. 11- Lao Heni, 2-103: Melanesian. 1-65. 1-101, 2-101, 2-135. 3-105, 3-143. 4-105; Melbourne (Aircraft Carrier), 1-103; Maui Pomare, 1-105. 2-139, 3-105, 8-107, 11-101: Matua, 1-107. 5-109. 7-113; Moana Raoi. 1- 2-105. 3-103. 5-109; Malohl, 1-113: Marco Polo, 1-113. 2-115, 3-115. 4-115. 5-115, 6-111, 8-115, 12-115; Meridian. 1-115, 2- 4-115. 9-115; Milos, 2-108: Maureen. 2- 8-103, 9-107; Morwak. 2-115: Marechal Foch. 3-101: Morna. 3-105; Matson Line. 3-79. 3-109. 5-61: Moturina. 3- Manawanui, 3-113, 5-107. 6-111, 9- 10-113, 12-113; Mamuri, 3-115. 4-117, 8-113; Monowai. 4-111; Moonfleet (ex Kona), 4-115. 5-113. 6-111. 7-113. 8-115. 10- 11-115. 12-113; Miranda. 4-115, 5- 113, 6-111, 7-113; Mary Ann. 4-117; Moni que, 5-103; Mala Twomey. 5-109, 6-103;
Manua Tele, 5-111; Maranatha, 5-113. 8-115- Makai, 5-113: Mariner. 6-111; Mary K (ex Wayward., 6-111. 7-113, 10-111. 11-115 Matai, 8-111; Maroro (ex-Hifofua). 9-111 J?', 1 ??’ * 12 ‘ 109; Moala - 10-105; Melanesia! i Star 12 ' 115: Nellie Brush -- 6-111, 11-115; Norfolk Whaler, 2-108 Negera, 2-109; Nivana, 2-115, 3-113; New Golden Hind. 3-113; Ninakoria, 4-107 5- 109 6-109. 7-105. 12-106; Novla, 4-115; Ngaloa. 4-117; New Silver Gull, 5-113, 10- 113. 12-113; Natone (ex Wyatt Earn. 7- 111; Nikau. 10-109; Nerides. 10-113 ’ 11- 113. 12-113; Nina, 11-115, 12-115; Nojuna Maru, 12-105; Nam Sang, 12-115; Ozami Twomey, 1-107; Outward Bound, 1-115 10-67. 10-113, 12-115; Oshoro Maru. 2-107' Oliver Mac (ex Ai Sokula-Manum-Hotii Maru., 6-105; Orsom 111, 10-107; 00100100 12-105; Phoenix, 1-115, 2-115, 3-113 4- 177, 12-115; Piri, 2-109; Pterodactyl. 2-115; Pak Hoi, 3-105; Penguin, HMS, 3-109; Philante 11. 3-113; Puori, 4-117, 10-113 12-115; Petunia, ,5-111; Primavera, 5-113- Pacific Maru (ex Holmdale-ex Pacific Pearl., 6-107. 9-105; Patsy Jean. 6-111- Port Halifax, 7-105; Pagan, 9-115; Pavana! 12-111, Quebec. 2-108; Rongamau, l-lis! 2- Romayne. 2-115; Rainbird, 2-115; Rai Reva, 3-113; Rosalie, 5-103; Rundoe, 5-113, 6-99. 12-113; Ra Marama, 6-105; Rose Pearl (now Francoise), 6-105- Ranginul, 6-111, 10-111; Rannah. 8-107 Readwell, 8-113; Rubia. 9-113; Rang! 9- 115; Recorder, 10-103; Ratanui, 10-109 Revel, 10-111; Rican Star, 12-111; Repasado, 12-113; Satsuma Maru, 1-109; Southern Cross VIII, 1-111, 2-101 Sea Chanty. 1-113, 3-113, 4-115, 8-115, 10-113; Staghound. 1-115; Santo Maru. 2-108- Soochow. 2-113; Solquest, 2-115; Sinkiang, 3- Shipping Slump, 4-22, 4-113, 5- 147, 8-73; Southern Cross (liner), 4-113; Sibajak. 4-113; Stylehurst, 5-109; Shiralee, 5-111, 6-111; Staghound, 5-113; Skaal, 5- 113; Soncy, 5-115, 6-111; Slocum Society, 5- Spray. 5-115; Salmo, 6-111; Solace. 6- Slevic, 7-101, 8-109, 9-111; Sorong. 8- San Miguel, 8-112, 10-111; Sunrise (ex Viking), 8-113; Shemara, 8-113, 9-107, 10-113; Santa Maria, 8-115; Santo Wharf, 9- Stanley Anguin, 10-103; Southern Maid, 10-111, Saratoga. 11-113; Stardust. 12-65; Sea Dawn, 12-115; Tahoe, 1-105, 1- 4-115, 5-111, 11-115; Tofua, 1-107, 9-107, Tahiti. 1-113, 5-113, 11-114; Tahitl- Nui 11. 2-37, 3-111; Tui. 2-107. 3-101; Te Vega. 2-111, 6-71, 7-103, 12-105: Tiare Maori, 2-111, 6-108. 12-111; Te Rapunga, 2- 8-113, 9-113; Te Matangi, 2-115, 4- 5-115, 6-111, 8-115, 11-114; Treva lyan, 3-103; Tarawera. 3-107: Typee. 3-113, 4-115. 5-113, 11-114: Tangarie, 3-113: Tri ellis. 3-139. 7-109; Taveuni. 4-105; Tagula. 4-112; Thor I. 4-113; Thorshall, 4-113; Thorsisle, 4-113: Tiare. 6-97. 10-107; Tahltlen, 7-103, Tainatoba. 7-111; Takuyo Maru. 7-111; Te Matapula, 7-113, 8-109: Tlburon Too, 8-103; Two Brothers. 8-111, 9-111; Tovata, 9-105; Tui Kanaua, 9-105; Tuiagi, 9-107. 10-101; Telko, 11-109, 12-107; Tautai, 12-105; Tiare Taporo, 12-111; Utopia. 1-113, 2-111. 3-115, 4-117 5-113, 8-113; Umitaka Maru. 6-103, 7-107: USS Co.
Papeete Office Closed. 7-107; Ulufonua, 11- 109; Verao (ex Ransdorpi. 2-107, 7-105: Vltl. HMS. 3-109: Venturer. 5-111: Vixen, 7- Vanato, 9-115; Viking Ahoy, 11-111; Vlveka. 11-115; Viking 11. 11-115; Vlnari Tokae, 12-105; Varua, 12-113: Wewak, 1- 113: White Seal. 1-113. 3-113. 9-115: Wlndsong. 1-115, 2-105. 5-115. 7-113. 9-115; Wooree, 2-109: Waltemata. 2-111: White Hart, 2-115; Weather Broadcasts. 3-115. 5- 111, 6-99. 9-101; White Squall. 8-111; Wanderer, 7-113. 8-113. 10-113. 11-115. 12- 113: Whither, 8-115: Wiltsle. UBN. 11-105; Wallach, 11-107; Westward Ho. 11-114; Whence. 12-115; Yacht Race, Sydney- , Noumea. 1-113: Yacht Race, Trans- I Tasman. 3-113. 5-112, 6-111, 7-113: Yacht Race, Auckland-Fiji. 3-113; Yacht Race. , Los Angeles-Honolulu. 11-114. 12-115; Yankee. 2-103, 4-115, 4-141. 9-115 Yasme
11. 8-101: Yanawai. 11-111; Zinnia, 5-111: Zonda 111. 6-111; Zarya, 10-109; Zephyr 11, 12-111.
Solomon Is.; Hms “Cook". 1-41; La
Perouse Wreck. 1-49. 3-63, 12-17, 12-125; ■Melanesian” Disaster. 1-65. 2-135, 3-143; Resignation of Manager of Trading Corp., I- 6-141; Solufou Fire, 1-145; PS Salary Increase. 2-142; Royal Visit. 2-143, 5-26 7-121, 8-27, 9-18; New £1 Stamp. 2- 146; Japan Buys Copra. 3-145; Gilbertese Settlement, 4-57: Taxation, 4-17 6-16. 7- 32: Polio on Rennell, 5-21; Surplus Land, 5- 6-20; Bellona Is. Phosphate. 5-143, 6- Native Wharfies Strike. 5-143; Jap.
Interest in Settlement, 7-21; Improved Broadcasting, 7-63; Imported Bees 7-117; Copra Industry. 7-122, 9-65; Cyclone Damage, 7-123; Henderson Airfield, 7-123. 12-137- Native Songs Recorded, 7-u<, Timber. 8-127: Cocoa. 8-127, 9-65: Radio telephone. 8-135; Influx of Anthropologists. 8-141- Honiara Wharf, 9-55; Airmail Post age Rises. 9-117; Relaxing Native Liquor Regulations, 9-127; Bishop Rescues An thropologist. 9-129; Britain’s Colonial Dev. Fund, 10-141; SPC Printing Press, II- WPHC Birthday Honours, 12-133, Coconut Research. 12-137; Primary School Reopens, 12-146.
South Pacific Commission: 2-23. 2-
127 3-120. 4-53. 6-121, 7-141, 7-144. 8-17, 8- 8-29, 8-131, 10-17, 10-25, 11-20, 11-27. 11-53, 11-135.
SPORT: Boxing, 1-156, 2-153, 3-153, 4- 160, 5-153. 6-148, 7-155 8-153 9-153 11- 153, 12-152; Rugby Football. 1-157 2-153, 4-161, 8-153. 10-152. 11-152; Baseball. 1- 157; Soccer. 2-153, 6-148, Racing 3-153. 7- Cricket, 3-153, 6-149, 7-156. 8-153, 9- 11-152; Bowls. 7-157; SP Olympics, 10- Golf (von Nida Visit to NGi, 12- T
Tahiti And French Polynesia:
Political Troubles. 1-14, 2-57. 4-19, 9-23; Disaster Ends “Tahiti Nui” Drift Voyage, 2- Makatea Phosphate, 2-67: Fishing By Nights of the Moon, 2-83; “Oui” Wins, 3- Pouvaana a Oopa Arrested, 4-19, 12- 19- New Governor, 5-125; Papeete Airport. 5- 9-123, 10-120, 12-137; Scrap, 6-131; Origin of Pomelos. 9-141.
TONGA: Broadcasting Station, 1-139; "Treaty of Friendship, 2-17, 11-43, 12-117; Geological Survey, 2-133; Budget Surplus, 2- Mail Order Debts, 2-141; Polio Epidemic. 3-51, 5-67; Banana Industry, 4- 21 5-139; Prince Tungi, 5-69, 11-43; Royal Tortoise, 5-71: Price of Local Copra, 5- 133; Resettlement of Niuafo’ou, 6-117. 11- 129; Radio-telephone, 6-129; Road Regu lations 6-131: The Shirley Baker Incident, 6- 9-83, 11-27; Tonga Trench. 8-79; Typhoid, 8-135; Tuna Fishery, 10-79, 11- 43- Tongan Bible, 10-115; Flu Deaths. 10- 123; Hospitals Jubilee, 10-146; Tourism, 11-
Trading And Other Companies;
Australasian Petroleum Co., 1-35, 1-168. 2- 165. 3-165. 5-165. 6-162, 8-165, 9-143. 9-165. 10-165, 11-166. 12-166; Burns Philp (NG) Ltd.. 1-117. 12-165; BSIP Trading Corp.. 1-133; Enterprise of NG Gold and Petroleum. 1-168. 2-165, 2-166, 3-166. 5-165, 6-162, 7-170, 8-166, 10-166, 11-165; Lolorua Rubber Estates, 1-168; Byron Bay and Norfolk Is. Whaling Co., 1-169, 5-166, 6- 162, 7-170, 8-166, 12-166; Southern Pacific Insurance, 1-169; Sandy Creek, 1-169, 2- 166. 3-166, 4-175, 8-166, 9-166; G. B. Hari and Co., 2-87; Monier (NG) Ltd., 2-166, 3- New Guinea Goldfields, 2-166, 3- 166, 4-173, 6-161, 7-169, 8-166, 10-166, 12- 166; Papuan Apinaipi, 2-166, 3-166. 4-174, 5-166, 6-161. 9-166, 11-166, 12-166; Kerema Rubber, 2-166; Oil Search, 3-165, 4-173, 5-
165. 8-165, 9-143, 9-163. 12-166: Garua Pltn. Float, 3-165, 12-165: Maraboi Rubber. 3- Bulolo Gold Dredging Ltd.. 3-165, 4- 5-167, 7-170, 8-166, 9-166; Air Viti, 3-166; Steamships Trading Co.. 3-166, 4- 173, 9-166. 12-166: W. R. Carpenter and Co. Ltd.. 4-173, 8-166; Dylup Plantations Ltd. 4-174, 10-166; Morris Hedstrom Ltd., 5- 10-165: Pacific Entertahiment Ltd., 5-165; Camelot Nominees Ltd., 5-166, 12- 166; Timor Oil, 5-166, 10-166; NG Re sources Co.. 5-166; Carlton Brewery (Fiji) Ltd., 6-162, 10-166; Emperor/Loloma, 6-162; Guinea Brewery Ltd.. 6-162, 8-166; Goroka Holdings, 7-139; BP Trust Co., 7-170; Banno Bros., 8-117; Rubberlands Ltd.. 8- 166: Kerema Rubber, 9-165; Robt. Gillespie Pty. Ltd., 10-125; Burns Philp (SS) Co., 10-165; King Is. Sheelite, 10-165; Burns Philp and Co. Ltd., 11-165. 12-165; Placer Dev. Ltd.. 11-166; Choiseul Plantations Ltd., 11-166. 12-166; Bali Plantations. 11- 166, 12-165: Colonial Sugar Refin. Co.. 12- 166; Plantations Holdings Ltd., 12-166.
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United Nations Trusteeship
Council: 1-141, 5-126, 7-18, 9-21, 11-51,
12-21, 12-143.



