index to Vol. XXX
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lume XXX is indexed under the follow headings:
and Asian fairs, tion. a.
KC. l Islands. •a. ths. er Is. hin g , Pearl g and Marine dustries. ,ert and Ellice Ith.
istries( Misc.).
shalls. Mari
us, Carolines.
iru. r Caledonia.
New Guinea (Neth.).
New Hebrides.
Niue Is.
Norfolk Is.
Organisations.
Pacific (General).
Papua-New Guinea.
People.
Pitcairn Is.
Samoa, American.
Samoa, Western.
Solomon Is.
Ships and Shipping.
S.P.C.
Sport.
Tahiti.
Tonga.
Trading and Other Companies.
A
Tst Jtssi
o’mbo Plan. 3-25; S.E. Asia Problems, 25.
VIATION: Samoan Airlines Ltd., 1-45, ynesian Airlines, 1-45. 9-125; Jet ft Control. 1-129; Fiji Airways, 2-17, 2 4-161 7-113. 11-119, 12-19; New lies, 2-17. 6-41. 8-17. 12-19; Fares 2-17, 9 6-116, 8-137. 9-136; Baglee s Do-It urself Plane, 2-117, 5-51; Papeete. Air •t 2-136 3-21, 9-129; Easter Is. AirporL 36; Nadi Airport. 3-37, 6-119 8-19, 25th niversary of Lady Southern Cross Flight, 3- Qantas Empire Airways, 4-161. 5-137, 0 7-19 9-123, 10-21. 12-19; T.E.A.L.. 5-
6-141. 7-129, 12-19; Rnzaf, 5-122;
n American Airways, 5-127; Dart-Herald me on NG Visit, 5-137; Ansett-ANA. 5r 7-19 10-21, 11-20, 11-129. 12-19; stralian-French Negotiations, 6-20 7- ) 8-17 ‘ Sydney-Noumea Service, 6-20, 29- Vital Period in Air Transportation,
11- Taa 7-19, 10-21, 12-19, 12-137;
fiina Airport. Am. Samoa. 8-119; De Lvilland Caribou Aircraft, 9-75; Replacing e DC3 9-75. 12-143; BSIP Navigational ds 9-117; Marlins for RNZAF, 10-123; »rfolk Is Service, 12-19; Solomons-New ;brides Link. 12-19; New Hebrides Air ies. 12-19: Reunion of Famous Airmen, -67.
C rorOA (see also individual Territories); 143; 6-158, 7-120, 7-125. 7-133, 7-159.
COFFEE (see also under individual Terri fies): 2-37, 7-159. 9-132.
COOK ISLANDS: Citrus Industry, 1-127, 135 12-125; Broadcasting, 1-131; Palmer on Is 2-26. 6-123, 10-145; Co-operatives, 'B6- Oil Supplies. 2-117; Mangaia, 2-119: arment Trade. 2-126; Manihiki Pearl hell Farm, 3-57, 12-115; Air Services, 5- 3; NZ Radio Broadcasts, 5-43; Mr. T. luir Becomes Director of Social Dev., 5- 9 Trade. 5-125, 8-131; Education, 6-71; few Taxes, 6-116; Teurukura Tungarangi
Aug., 1959 To Jul, 1960, Inclusive
(First numeral indicates number of issue, second numeral gives page.)
Ariki. 6-123; Bulk Oil Terminal. 9-157; Manihiki Closed for MOP. 9-157; Taxation, 10-22; Suwarrow. 10-127, 11-121; Land Sur veys 10-138; Labour Conditions, 10-160; Liquor Laws, 11-37, 12-119; Mangaia Candied Pineapple, 11-52; Shell Fishing at Suwarrow, 11-121; Reef Blasting, 11-103, Reflector-tape Beacons. 11-103, Water Supply. 12-117; Rarotonga Hotel, 12-117, Anti-filaria Campaign, 12-123; Fruit Pro cessing, 12-135.
COPRA (and edible oils): 1-19, 2-21, 2- 131 3-17 4-143, 5-17, 5-61, 6-157, 7-35, 8- 162’, 9-18, 9-127. 9-157. 10-129. 10-160, 10- 162. 11-158, 12-161.
D DEATHS: Tom Harris, 1-87; Lily Tavia, 1- Dr. W. P. Williams, 1-135; Mrs. V.
Langdale, 1-151; Mrs. H. Doughty, 1-151; R. Schulke, 1-151; Mrs. W. E. Wyatt, 1- 151; Mrs. H. Van Pel. 1-151; Father Petelo Hamale. 1-151; A. Seo, 1-151; Admiral W.
Halsey. 2-73; W. M. Dupain. 2-151; Toby Millar, 2-151; J. C. Hammett, 2-151; George Bogese, 2-151; William B. Thompson, 2-151; Capt. A. H. Prosser, 2-151; O. J. Atkinson. 2- Capt. A. C. Bird, 3-152; P. R. Best, 3- R. E. P. Dwyer, 3-152; Robert Melrose, 3-153; W. E. Hardaker. 3-153; Norman Saggers, 3-153; Hung Lee-Lo, 3- 153; J. Twycross. 3-153; A. G. Smyth, 4- 23; Paul Best, 4-82; Pastor Mohaka, 4-149; G Shepherd, 4-149; K, A. Lewis, 4-149; Aio Tapiro, 4-149; B. J. White, 4-149; Charles Kuppswami. 4-149; Alan Heppner, 5-121; Donald Gerber, 5-121; Mrs. Sulita Mann. 5-147; Miss Beverley Bunting, 5-147; Apororaki Rameka, 5-147; W. A. Goddard, 5- Edgar George. 5-147; A. T. McL.
Scott, 5-147; Puati Ngatama, 5-147; J. A.
Chaprontier, 5-147; Ram Deo, 5-147; Henry J. Forsgren, 5-147; Commander R. B. M.
Long, 6-21, 7-41; Guiseppe Zavattaro, 6- 145; The Rev. Tom Dent, 6-145; Jim Hoile, 6- Paul Vois. 6-145; Capt. Julius Lun din, 6-145; W. E. Hancock, 7-145; Thomas Chambers, 7-145; S. H. Edwards, 7-145; Capt. J. Flynn, 7-145; Noel Carson Barry, 7- R. V. Robertson, 7-145; Mrs. Frances Becke, 7-146; Hector R. Wales, 7-146; Allan Young, 7-146; Lady Mildred Murray, 7-146; August Batze, 7-146; George Saunders, 7- 146; Cecil Hendrick, 7-146; Eric Riechel mann, 8-151; Rasual Buksh, 8-151; Bishop W. H. Baddley, 8-151; Mrs. Sheba Austen, 8- Frederick Green, 8-151; Angus Mad dock, 8-151; Llewellyn Tracey, 8-151; Pastor Tupe, 8-151; Ernest Stanfield, 8-151; David Smith, 9-146; Mrs. Amy Lumley, 9-146; Richard Stewart. 9-146; M. R. Meecham, 9- 146; Miss Elsie Walter, 9-146; George Christie, 9-146: Mrs. D. Roberts, 9-146; Stephen Prasad. 9-146; Harm Nam, 9-146; R. C. Evans, 10-150; The Rev. Albert Aufinger, 10-150; W. D. Mander, 10-150; Hugh Ellis O’Keefe, 10-150; The Rev. Wes ley Amos, 10-150; David Cunningham, 10- 150; George Wedgemann, 10-150; The Rev.
Father C. Destable, 10-150; Rev. J. Sau Faupula, 11-146; Tupe George Short, 11- 146; Oswald Hayman, 11-146; Sydney Ash ton, 11-146; Graburn Stanley Barrack. 11- 146- Arthur Lewis, 11-146; Capt. George W. Hagendorn, 12-147; K. P. Wright, 12- 147; A. B. L. R. Tattersall, 12-147; Mrs Hena Wolfgramm, 12-148; Kingsley Roth 12-148.
E
Easter Is.: 2-136, 6-80.
F FIJI: Rewa Rice Project, 1-20, 1-53. 5-25. 7- 7-124, 9-39, 11-22: Sugar Industry Inquiry. 1-21, 2-23: CSR Co., 1-25, 1-53, 4-23 9-131 12-29; Internal Airlines. 1-46, Reef-viewing Tube. 1-119; Sukuna Decora tions for Museum, 1-121; Rice Imports, 1- 123, 10-160; Homogenised Milk, 1-133, 4-135; Private Korolevu Air Service, 1-137. 4-65; Legco Elections, 1-143, 2-18, 3-117; Sukuna Memorial School. 1-147; Grand Pacific Hotel, 2-22, 4-17. 6-127, 11-75; D. B. Laksh man 2-23, 3-22, 3-25, 4-25, 9-121; Burns Report, 2-25. 4-123, 6-17, 6-25, 7-15, 8-18. 8- 9-20, 9-21, 9-25, 9-33. 10-23, 10-25, 10-53. 10- 12-25; Constitutional Reform. 2-49; Banana Industry, 2-63, 3-69, 6-126, 7-65, 7-131 10-162, 12-162; Rhinoceros Beetle. 2-117, 11-127; Hotel Suva, 2-119; Aerial Survey, 2-121; FMF Band in US, 2-123. 3- 45- Garlic Imports, 2-123; Levuka History, 2- Population, 2-129. 3-123; Rewa Sugar Project, 2-137, 4-21, 5-25, 5-49, 7-18, 11-22; Tourism, 2-139, 7-117, 9-132; Sugar In dustry (General), 2-141, 3-22, 4-22, 4-133, 5-49, 7-140, 9-131, 11-130, 12-20, 12-29; Hibiscus Festival and Queen, 3-17, 4-83; Nadi Airport, 3-39. 6-119, 8-19; Forestry. 3- Dried Bananas, 3-69, 8-119, 10-160. 11- Old Attempt to Introduce Japanese. 3-84; Paint Factory, 3-121; Birth Control Clinics, 3-123; Copra Industry, 3-127, 7-140. 11-19; Port and Service Tax Remissions, 3-131; Varasikete Case, 3-133; Installation of Vunivalu at Bau. 3-139; Migration Policy, 4-49; Labour Statistics, 4-51; Earth quakes, 4-77; Lautoka Wharf, 4-117; Namoli Hotel. 4-117; Honey for Export, 4- 123; Low-cost Housing, 4-129, 7-135, 8-131; Water Charges Reduced, 4-138; Suva Riots, 5- 6-17, 6-18, 6-25, 6-29, 6-129, 6-130, 7- 13, 8-19. 10-18, 12-37; Economic Situa tion, 5-21. 6-125; NZ Labour Leader Criticises Fiji Conditions, 5-23; 1958-59 Trade Report, 5-63; Rotuma, 5-84; Fiji Broadcasting Commission, 5-121; Suva Traffic Lights, 5-131; War I Flags for Museum, 5-131; Budget. 5-133; Drinkers Gaoled. 5-139; Port Dues Reduced, 5-141; Income Tax Concessions, 5-143; Savu Savu Wharf, 5-109; Future of Fiji and Fijians, 6- £2O Notes Called In. 6-118; Cathay Hotel at Lautoka. 6-141; Wage Increases for Oil Co. Workers, 7-14; TV Reception, 7- Cricketers Visit Australia, 7-16; Historical Document —Britain’s Rejection of Fiji, 7-65; Crime Increase, 7-115; Govt.
Wages Rise, 7-115; Ghazitas Sledges Pro hibited, 7-123; Cocoa Industry, 7-125, 7- 159; “Arcadia” Mishap, 7-127; Youth Clubs, 7-136; Cement Industry, 7-136; Colonial Mutual Co.’s Central Buildings, 7-137; Suva Street Numbers, 7-141; India Co.
Registers Copra Crushing Company, 7-157; Liquor Hours, 8-22, 10-22; Great Astrolabe Reef, 8-61; Cable Laying, 8-117; Banno Bros., 8-129, 11-19, 12-131; Education, 8-133, 9- Increases in Police Force, 8-135; Tobacco Prices, 8-136; Transistor Radio Cases Dutiable, 8-137; NZ Trade Drive, 8- 162; Need for Australian Assistance, 9-41; Suva City Airport, 9-123; Fijians on Christ mas Is., 9-131: Korolevu Hotel, 9-136; Mining, 9-158, 10-121, 10-161; Industrial Unrest, 10-20: Sigatoka Underwater Cave, 10- Fiji Broadcasting Commission, 10- 127; Teenagers Problem, 10-131; New Build ings, 10-133; Oil Search, 11-27; Wrought Iron Industry, 11-75; Levuka Fishery, li ne, 12-115; Sugar Industry Dispute, 11-130, 12-29; Garoda Banking Co., 11-157; Moko gai Artists Semesi and Ortquist, 12-77: Mokogai Leper Hospital, 12-79; New Cost of Living Index, 12-119; Whan Construction Co., 12-119; Duty Free Liquor at Nadi Air port, 12-121; Banno Bros. Ship Copra,
12-131; Fiji Employers’ Union. 12-131; Birthday Honours, 12-142.
Fishing. Pearling And Marine
INDUSTRIES: Tuna Pishing, 4-79, 5-129, 11-63, 11-116, 12-115; Cultured Pearls, 5- 45, 10-77; Shark Fishing, 5-47, 7-53, 8-124- Pearl Shell. 8-33. 10-161, 10-162, 11-121 Trochus, 8-33; Kite Pishing, 8-85; Jap Interest, 10-129; Beche-de-Mer, 11-49- Fish Tagging, 12-130.
G
Gilbert And Ellice Is. Colony:
3- 3-75, 5-26, 5-37, 6-107, 6-126 7-&5 7-77. 7-129. 9-27, 10-117, 10-123, 10-127 10-160, 11-103. 11-105, 11-129.
H HEALTH: Malaria, 3-41, 9-117, 10-145; Migratory Birds and Health Hazards, 3-59; Anti-yaws Campaign, 5-119; Immunity to Insecticides, 6-63; Kuru, 11-121; TB, 11- 121; Leprosy. 11-135, 12-79; Filaria, 12-123.
I INDUSTRIES (Miscellaneous): Dried Bananas, 3-69, 5-125, 8-119, 10-160; Chillis. 4- Macadamia Nuts, 4-61; Honey. 4-123; Vanilla, 4-125; Phosphate, 6-115; Candied Pineapple, 11-52.
M
Marshalls, Marianas And Caro
Lines: 1-27. 8-111, 9-126.
MISSIONS: Methodist Overseas Mission, 1-73; Rev. Ben Danks, 1-84; RC Missions, 1- 10-136: SDA. 1-131, 5-119; LMS, 3- 85; Misfits in Mission Field, 4-45; French Protestant Missions, 4-75; Bishop T. J.
Wade, 7-42; New Caledonia Protestant Church, 10-137.
N
Nauru And Ocean Is.: 10-116, 10-141.
NEW CALEDONIA: Sunflower Seeds. 1- 135; Yate Dam. 2-29, 8-31; Walpole Guano. 2- Noumea’s Proposed Casino, 2-137; M. Soustelle's Visit, 3-136; Tourism, 4-37. 5- Motor Vehicle Census, 4-43; Miss New Caledonia, 5-21: The Citizenship of Wallis and Futuna Residents, 5-57, 6-20; Coke from NSW, 5-161; A-Bomb Bases in French Pacific, 6-20. 7-19, 8-143; Noumea- Sydney Air Services, 6-20; Nickel Industry. 6- 7-140, 12-129; French Aid, 6-135; New Metropolitan Franc, 6-141; Viet Namese. 7- 9-115. 12-23, 12-122; Foreign Ex change Office, 7-141; Australian Influence, 9-18; Drought. 9-115; French Military Service, 9-121, 10-144; Jap. Interest in Smelting, 10-121; Road Accidents, 10-123; 12-127; Cost of Living, 10-133; Explosion at Chatenay Home, 10-133; Tidal Wave, 11-20; TB Increasing, 11-121; Japanese Salvage of War Wrecks, 12-121; Driving Licences Sus pended, 12-127; High Priced Eggs, 12-129; Meat Strike, 12-137; Cazeau Case, 12-139.
New Guinea (Netherlands): Local
Government. 1-23: Air Services, 1-46; “Weeping” Axes, 1-142; Birds of Paradise, 2-125; Foreign Aid, 4-47; Phone Link with Aust. NG. 4-55; Union with Aust. NG, 5-20; Indonesian Claim, 5-37, 7-21, 10-17; Hol landia Conference with Aust. NG, 6-23, 8- 18, 9-19; New Hollandia Wharf, 7-109; Japanese Interest in Timber. 7-132; Moun tain Peaks and Snowline. 8-27; New Hand book, 8-43; New Guinea Council, 9-17, 10-
18, 11-18; New Stamps, 9-55; 50th Anni versary, 9-113; Trade Figures Drop, 9-157- Defence Build-up, 10-17; Trans-NNG Ex pedition. 10-37; Hollandia Buildings 10- 137; Oil Search, 10-161; Baliem Valley as Tourist Resort, 11-113; Visit of “Karel Doorman”, 11-139.
NEW HEBRIDES: John Frum Movement, 2-129; Yaws, 2-129; Hurricane, 6-19, 8-45. 12-133; Phosphate, 6-115; Tuna Fishery, 6- 128, 10-161; New Caledonia Lends a Help ing Hand, 7-75; No UK Takeover Bid 8- 23; La Perouse Relics, 8-23; Pentecoste Land Divers, 9-83; Cost of Living, 9-133; Resettlement of Surplus Tahitians, 10-23; Fish Poisoning Fatality. 10-117; Aust. Pre fab. Houses. 10-127; Internal Airlines, 11- 141; Polio Scare, 12-127; NIUE IS.: 2-119, 7-17, 7-21, 10-143 11- 119, 11-123, 12-123.
NORFOLK IS.: 2-73, 3-131, 7-18, 7-23 9- 55. 10-142, 12-19. o
Organisations And Associations:
NG Women’s Assn., Melbourne, 1-133; Sydney Island Agents Assn., 2-23; NG Women’s Club. Sydney, 2-135, 4-142, 12- 138; Lepers’ Trust Board, 4-41; Polynesian Assn, of Sydney. 5-143; Pacific Islands Society, 9-43.
P PACIFIC (GENERAL): La Perouse Relics. 1- 1-59, 2-25, 4-53, 8-23; Low Cost Hous ing, 1-69; Pacific Art in Chicago, 1-77, 3- 51; Amelia Earhart. 1-81, 12-22; “Euro nesians”, 1-141; When Burns and Car penter Fought the Dutch, 2-84; Queen Competition. 2-119; Weather Forecasting, 2- 5-125; Coastwatchers Story Repub lished, 3-18. 7-23; Repudiating “Colonial”, 4-26; Polynesian Migrations, 4-49, 11-61; Market for Minor Pacific Products, 4-49; Islanders in NZ, 4-134; Oceanography, 5- 43, 11-123; Cultured Pearls, 5-45; Phosphate Survey, 5-117; Shell Collecting, 5-133; Pro jected Capt. James Cook Film, 5-105; NZ’s Thermal Power. 6-49; Japanese War Stragglers, 6-53; Space Research, 6-61; NZ Warning to Island’s Firms, 6-115; Ham Radio, 6-123, 9-79, 10-144; When Hordern Bros. Were in Pacific Shipping, 7-23; Hurricane Diversion, 7-80; Increase Pre dicted in Ship Travel, 7-135; Record Dive Off Marianas, 7-103; Sea Conference, 7- 107, 10-101, 11-97; Future of NZ Territories Dept.. 8-22; Liquor Problem in Pacific Territories, 8-25; An Islander Looks at NZ, 8-35; Wanted —A Distinctive Islands Soup, 8-67; Microfilmed Pacific History, 8-120; World War II Mines, 8-101; Navigation Aids, 8-101; Bottle Drifts, 9-16, 11-107, 12- 109; NZ Aid to Education, 9-18; Proposed Ship Fares Reductions, 9-125; Radio Lessons in Japanese, 9-126; Rhino Beetle Pest, 9-127, 11-127; New Navy Charts. 9- 105; Search and Rescue Organisations, 9- 109; Red Submarines, 10-19; The Day the “Malabar” Was Wrecked, 10-84; San Francisco’s Polynesian Colony, 10-86; Aust.- Vancouver Cable, 10-142; Canton Is. Track ing Station, 10-143; Tidal Waves, 11-20, 11- 57, 12-109; Islands’ Weaving Techniques, 11-33; Dumping Atomic Waste at Sea, 11- 47; Japanese-Polynesian Racial Link, 11- 61; Minerals on Sea Floor, 11-123; Raoul Island (Kermadecs), 11-129; Pacific Federa tion. 11-131; Indians Appeal for Migration to NZ, 11-135; Coastal Radio Stations, 11- 99; Trans-Tasman Yacht Race. 11-109; Study of Rock Movements, 12-59; Lord Howe Is., 12-61; Life of R. O. Frisbie and Family, 12-63; Use of Übiquitous 44-gal.
Drums, 12-86; Lloyds of London, 12-101; Pacific Toads for Medical Research, 12- 126; NZ Interest in NG Trade, 12-162.
PAPUA-NEW GUINEA; Taxpayers’ Hie oourt Case, 1-17, 1-26, 2-25, 3-19, 8-ll 11-17, 12-26; Legislative Council ResieJ tions, 1-17, 2-19, 3-139, 4-77, 8-145 9-* Income Tax Fight, 1-18, 1-61. 2-19 2-» 2; 43 . 3-19, 4-77. 5-19, 11-17; Copr Stabilisation Fund, 1-19, 9-117; Yount Whitford’s Sydney House, 1-21- sell Government, 1-26, 1-73. 12-17, 121e9. 15 142; Hotel Standards, 1-27; Hagen Mom ment, 1-29, 2-27, 3-26. 4-27, 11-27- Ej Territorians in SA, 1-35; Breweries ’ 1-3' 11-130; Import Tariff Variations, 1-37 I 29; Liquor Imports. 1-39; Missions an Taxation, 1-47; Coastwatchers’ Memoria 1-49, 2-69; Minister Hasluck, 1-61 2-21 1 19. 4-17, 5-19, 6-23, 6-135, 12-23; Roadi 1- 1-131. 7-33, 9-126, 9-130; Individui Planters Moving Out, 1-77; Story of Rei Ben Danks. 1-85; Kuaki Rum-drinkin Parrot, 1-85; Native Women’s Club, 1-115 Agricultural Shows, 1-121, 1-140. 6-57, « 129; Ex-Service Settlement, 1-128, 4-25,1 132; South Pacific Post, 1-128; GiJ Snails. 1-131; Native Trade Unions, I-13; 7- Native Drinking, 1-139, 10-122, 11-2 f They Want to be “Euronesians”, 1-14] Queen Emma’s Old Store, 2-29, 3-26 Maidment. 2-29; Professor Goto’s Visit,! 37, 4-61. 4-137; Coffee Industry. 2-37 ! 61, 7-157, 9-132, 9-147, 12-126; Leen Cad 2- Old Wrecks on Rossel Is., 2-53 7-61 Duna Tribes, 2-61; NGVR Veterans’ 2-7!
Port Moresby High School, 2-129, 12-4!
Leahy Case, 2-139, 11-137; Local Govern ment, 2-143; Moresby Morgue Mix-up, I 145; Australia’s Grants, 3-22; Educatid] 3- 5-69, 6-65, 7-69, 12-45; UN Intel ference, 3-39; Malaria Control, 3-43, 4-14! 10-145; High Electricity Charges, 3-41 Hvdro-Electricity. 3-47, 8-143; Neglect Old Parkinson Cemetery, 3-77; Fresh Bee Supplies, 3-79; Recordings of Coas| watchers, 3-125; Copra Industry, 3-12' 8- S-157; Melbourne Show Exhibit. 1 141; New Postal Rates, 3-150. 9-125; Tou of J. Howse, MP, 4-17; Ryan’s Crasj watching Story, 4-20; Monument to Kokod Carriers, 4-20, 5-83; Hamac Holdings, Ltd 4- 7-139, 8-145, 9-134, 10-20; Treat ment of Euronesians, 4-25, 12-125; Germa Flag Returned to NG, 4-31; Natives an Self-help, 4-33; Forests, 4-37, 5-131; Si Hubert Murray Memorial, 4-43, 11-131 Jap Operations Room Now Rabaul Liqu| Store, 4-53; Phone Link with NNG, 4-5!
Stock Prom Govt. Cattle Runs, 4-59; Uji rising That Didn’t Come Off, 4-67; Lachla Is. Castaways, 4-69; Sydney Meeting Placi 4- Errol Flynn’s NG Career, 4-84, 7-1! 10-23, 11-113; Auditor-General’s Report, 1 123; New Director of Agriculture, 4-12!
Banana Expert’s Visit, 4-127; NSW Liberal Debate NG, 4-127; Labour Contra( Breakers, 4-129; “Kanimbla” Cruise. 4-131 Cargo Cult, 4-136; Ex War I Veteran Re visits Bita Paka, 4-137; Union with NNC 5- End of Non-BMA Doctors Schemi 5-22; Earthquakes, 5-23; NNG Issue, 5-31 Native Coffee Growers, 5-45; Rabaul Copi Mill, 5-61; Capt. H. L. Griffin. DSO (His torical Sketch), 5-86; National Bank Ex tends to Lae. 5-121; Missions Confereno 5- Dart-Herald Plane on Visit, 5-131 Jap. Salvage Teams Pull Out, 6-21; Intel Territory Conference at Hollandia, 6-23, 8 18, 9-19; Minister’s Tour, 6-23, 6-25. 6 135; The Old Bird of Paradise Trade, 6 27; Papuan Dogs, 6-27; Lihir Is., 6-47 Thermal Power, 6-49; Hewton Amess Case 6- Rabaul RSSAILA Club, 6-140; Nei Airways Set-up, 7-19, 10-21, 12-19; Bishoi Wade, 7-42, 11-27; Health Department’
Job. 7-45; New Britain Storms, 7-113 Mineral Prospecting, 7-113; Lae’s Ploatim Trade Store, 7-117; Jap Fishing Vesse Aground, 7-120; Tolai Cocoa Scheme, 7-12 C 9-47, 10-129; Museum, 7-123. 8-129, 11-22 Cocoa Industry, 7-133. 12-126; Jame Plan tation, 7-137; Buntings. Ltd. (Laei, Retire From Retail Trading, 7-141; Oversea, Trade Representation, 7-156; Export Value.
Rise, 7-156; Lakekamu Goldfield, 7-157 Natives for NNG Nautical School, 7-101
ive Tax Dodgers, 8-20, 9-118. 10-20, 12- Tolai Natives, 8-25, 8-53; Nakanai ■ders, 8-26; “Blue Walnut” Timber, 8- Progress in the Highlands, 8-75; Air- Stowaways, 8-86; Mortlock Is., 8-87, ti-racial Problems, 8-117; UN Trustee i Visitor, 8-121. 9-133; Hospital Board ased, 8-129; Labour Quarters. 8-145; J.
Shipper Attacks Administration, 8-145: anese Gaoled in Manus. 8-147; Oil Ex ation, 8-162; Goroka (Holdings). Ltd., ee Scheme. 9-19: Rabaul Swimming 1, 9-42. 10-142; Colombo Plan Money, i, 9-139; Kosi. the Manus Sculptor, 9- Srhooner 'German Period), ;; Vulcan Island “Land” Dispute, 9-115; R., 9-121: Rabaul Gift to Father nke. 9-127; Manum Eruption. 9-130; la” Pass 9-134; Head Tax, 9-137; Aus ian Tariffs on NG Produce, 9-157; Iron iosits on Woodlark, 9-158; BP Small >s Wharf at Rabaul, 9-105; Reconstitu i of Legco, 10-19, 12-17. 12-26, 12-142", posed Sugar Industry. 10-23, 12-58: dbit at Sydney Show, 10-41; Town and trict Advisory Councils, 10-69; Cotton iwing in the Markham, 10-77; Native ges Inquiry, 10-119; Rabaul School ike. 10-119; Sorcery, 10-125; Rabaul Bus ■rations, 10-129; Bride-price Fight, 10- : Visit of F. Hargesheimer. 10-135. 11- ; Free Dental Service to Schools, 10-143: n Radio Club, 10-144; Individual Land les, 10-145; Chile Tidal Wave, 11-20: t Meeting of 3rd Legislative Council. 11- Elections, 11-21, 12-18; Bougainville’s acuities, 11-39; Public Loans, 11-45. 12- ; Kuru, 11-121; Retirement of Mr. tice Kelly, 11-139; Visit of NZ Trade nmissioner. 11-157; Helo Needed for •onesians and Asians Who Helped in :ific War, 12-23; “PlM’s” NG Policy, 12- Salvation Army’s Koki Hostel, 12-33; Mary’s School, 12-45; Vickers Super rine Walrus Service, 12-83; Native mbling, 12-84; Goroka Military Tattoo, 129; PIR Troops Cross NG. 12-133; Development, 12-133; Leprosy ;atment. 12-137; “Strapping” Natives, 138; Development Capital Needed, 12- ’EOPLE: Vishnu Deo, 1-25; The Rev. R. ant, 1-73; Sir Walter and Other Mc ;olls 1-127; G. M. Rio, 1-129. 2-119; bert C. Hayes, 1-139, 4-52, 10-121; Miss thie Stuart. 1-145; D. B. Lakshman. 2- 3-25, 4-25; F. P. Archer, 2-23, 7-137: thur Freeman, 3-83; Miss B. A. Mc chlan. 3-125; Rev. W B. Gill, 3-135; L. Chipper, 3-139, 8-145; Pouvaana a pa, 4-17; Mrs. Mollie Carrington, 4-21; gh Chief Fiame Mataafa, 4-23; Dr. H.
Thieme. 4-139; J. R. Halligan. 5-19; ic de Bisschop, 5-65; Siarua of Bougain le. 5-85; Mohammed Tora, 6-18; James ithony, 6-19, 11-121; Professor J. W. ividson, 6-20; Mrs. Alice Bowring, 6-26; T. Roscoe, 6-65; Sir Hubert Murray, 6- ; Marion A. Radcliffe-Taylor, 6-83; Rear- Imiral J. Richard Evenow, 6-103; Eric Idt, 7-23; Bishop T. J. Wade, 7-43. 8- , 11-27; Henry Devenish Skinner, 7-49; adame de Beausacq, 7-55; Charles Ashley, 83: P. J. Twomey. 7-119; L. M. (Pat) ;nry. 7-131; G. R. Powles, 8-21; Sir Alan irns, 8-29; Jos Holmes, 8-81; Michel iblais, 8-83; Jack Read, 8-85; John E. hnstone, 9-81; Father B. Franke, 9-127; ;v. Dr. R. M. Wiltgen, 9-134; A. E. ephens, 9-135, 11-124; Les Martin, 9-145; magma Tamarama, 10-8; Mrs. Eileen nery. 10-85; Fred Hargesheimer, 10-135; ;t. Maigugu. 10-138; Major Don Barrett, -21; Allan Roberts, 11-29; Sir Ronald arvey and Family, 11-80; J. B. Wright, !-22; Leo White, 12-35: Sir John Gutch. 1-131.
Pitcairn Is.: 11-41.
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Samoa, American: 1-45, 1-87, 3-121, 3-
>3. 4-17, 5-161. 8-67, 8-119, 8-127, 10-86,
10- 11-19. 11-131. 11-135.
SAMOA. WESTERN: Local Airlines, 1-45. 9-125; American Imports, 1-142, Po Salaries 1-43 2-133; Self-Government. 2- 2? 3-23. 5-18. 6-20, 11-23. 12-21; NZ Governor’s Visit, 2-21: Newspaper War . 2-51" First Prime Minister, 3-23, i-zj, Samoan Citizenship. 3-23 11-23 12-21.
How John Williams Took the Bible to Samoa. 3-85; Radio Licences, 3-U7; Public Relations Office, 4-53; Local Music Habits, 4-71" Tokelaus, 4-121, 9-63; New Director of Health. 4-139; NZ’s Education Grant, 5- 143; Import Duty Anomaly Corrected, 5- 160; Professor J. W. Davidson, 6-20; Home brew 6-55; Liquor Laws, 6-55; Monthly Newspaper, “Savai’i”. 7-121; Population, 7- 125, 8-123; Top Public Servants for Train ing Course, 7-133; Good Trading Year. 7- 139" High Commissioner Powles’ New Ap pointment, 8-21; Joining Br. C’wealth 8- 21" Petty Crime, 8-141; Taxation, 8-162: Production, 9-112; Apia Harbour Improve ments. 9-119; Land Use Survey, 9-121 10- 138; Rhinoceros Beetle, 10-142; Tidal Wave, 11- Telephone Exchange, 11-124; Chief Killed in Brawl. 11-131; Banana Industry, 11- J. B. Wright Appointed NZ High Commissioner, 12-22; Birthday Honours, 12- Traffic Accidents, 12-143.
SHIPS AND SHIPPING (rough alpha betical): Adios, 1-115, 4-111, 4-115, 11-111. 12-113; Arthur Regers. 2-107; Anitra, 2- 113; Aust -West Pacific Line, 2-139, 9-105; Aust.-Guam Service. 3-20; Asahi Maru, 3- 109; Aoniu 11, 4-107, 10-105; Aoniu I (Tradewinds), 5-111. 11-82; Arfak, 5-113, Amsterdam, 5-113; Alice May, 7-23; Avalon, 7- Axelle, 7-111; Arcadia, 7-127; Affje, 8- Airco, 9-105; Anzac (HMASi, 11-97; Aranui 11-97; African Reefer, 11-107; Adi Maopa, 11-108; Adi Beti. 11-108; Armorel. 11- Aberdeen Anzac, 11-111; Aurelia, 12- Arawa. 12-111; Awahnee, 12-113; Beaverbank, 1-114; Babboon. 1-115, 3-114, 4-111, 11-111, 12-110; Burns Philp Skippers, 3-83, 4-35. 5-26; Blue Sea, 4-113, 5-113; Baleout, 6-109; Brunner, 7-22; Barcoo, 7- 107; Barbary, 7-111; Bluebird 11. 7-117; Baruku, 7-139; Ben Gun, 10-114; Coral Queen, 1-103. 2-101. 4-101; Celeste, 1-115; Cantuta 11, 1-115, 1-135; Crusader, 2-113. 9- Cimba. 2-113, 9-111; Constellation, 2-113, 4-113; Chubasco, 2-113; Charlotte Donald, 3-113; Chimere, 3-115. 4-113; Changsha, 5-105; Craig-J, 5-113, 6-109, 10- 115, 11-111, 12-110; Camilla, 6-109, 6- 111; Corinthic, 7-101; Carla Manus, 8-115, 9-111, 11-111; Catamaran (P. Moresby), 8- 115; Chitose Maru, 9-103; Canberra, 9-105; Charles H. Gilbert. 10-113; Coastal Radio Watch. 11-99; Dida, 1-115, 2-113; Delfino, 2- 3-105, 4-103, 6-99, 7-105, 10-107, 11-101; Dirrigo 11. 2-113; Debit, 2-113; Dobiri, 3-113. 6-105, 7-105, 9-107; Degei 11. 3- 4-105; Debonaire, 4-113, 9-111, 11- 111; Drifter, 4-113, 6-107, 7-109, 8-133, 9- 97. 12-111; del Mar Ships, 5-101; Dau Tataro. 5-105; Dugout. 6-109; Duali, 8-103, 9-103; Doric, 8-106; Dracones (flexible oil bargesi, 8-111; Diari, 9-107; D’Vara, 9-111, 11-111, 12-113; Equatorian Trader, 1-103; Endeavour, 2-107; Esmeralda, 3-105; Ela. 4- Elizabeth Boye, 4-111, 7-107; Elbe. 6-105; Eole, 6-111, 12-113; Elina, 9-111; Ewe. 12-113; Flying Walrus, 1-115, 4-111, 9-111, 11-109; Faith. 4-111; Freight and Fare Rates, 5-141; Foxton, 6-101. 9-107, 11-97; Fingali, 8-115; Fortune. 10-114; Fijian Princess. 11-108; Flying-fish, 12-111; Fiesta, 12-113; Greathope, 1-111; Goodwill, 2-113; Goodwind (Goodwin or Goodewindi. 2-115, 8-115, 10-114, 11-109; Guanavou, 3- 143, 4-105; Gemini, 4-113; Ginga Maru, 6- 103; Glina, 8-115; Gaitcha, 11-97; Gas coyne, 12-107; Hifofua, 1-113, 10-107, 11-97; Halcon Rojo. 1-115; Hugh M. Smith, 2-107; Himalaya. 2-109. 9-107; Hsin-Li. 7-108; Hamutana, 7-111, 8-114; Horizon, 10-103; High Tea, 10-115; Isobel-May, 4-107, 5- 105; Inaha, 5-107, 6-101, 8-111, 9-107, 11- 97, 12-107; Isabel Rose, 8-107, 10-109; Isa Lei, 8-107; Iberia, 9-107; Inchon, 11-105;
Island Queen, 12-109; Johan van Olden barnevelt. 2-109. 5-107; Japanese Fishing Ships, 4-105, 4-110. 6-103. 7-120. 7-97. 7- 101 7-109, 8-113, 10-103, 11-107; Joyita, 6- 99 9-107" Janis, 6-109, 8-114; Jellicle, 7-111.
John Marie. 10-111: Kelpie, 1-115, 7-111. 11- Kovala, 2-23, 3-101; Kehua, 2-113, 5-115, 9-111, 11-IH, 12-111: Kochab, 2- 113 5-115. 6-109. 8-114, 9-111. 11-111. 12- 113; Kualoa. 2-115; Kulu, 3-107; Komalwai. 4-109; Komaki Maru (Rabaul’s smallships wharf). 4-109; Kiwi, 4-111, 8-114; Kudo, 4- Kim, 5-115; Korrigan, 6-111; K.P.M.
Line, 6-113; Karel Doorman. 10-111. 11-139; Kylena, 11-111; Koae, 11-111; Kylie, 12- 111; Lolo Maana’ia, 3-103, 5-113; Llro (ex- Kokoda, ex-Maria del Marl, 5-101, 7-107. 12- Lammerhak 11, 5-115, 9-111, 10-115, 12-113; La Confiance, 6-105, 8-113; Lorraine, 7- Los Negros, 7-117; Los Angeles- Papeete Race. 8-115; L’Hirondelle, 10-114; Lady Ellen, 11-111: Lady Stirling, 11-111; Muniara, 1-103. 3-143, 4-101; Morwak. 1- 115; Moonfleet. 1-115, 2-113, 5-115; Margery. 2-23 3-101; Maui Pomare, 2-107, 7-101; Manawanui, 2-113. 4-111; Marco Polo, 2- 115 8-114; Moano Raoi, 3-103; Maria del Mar 3-114, 5-101, 12-105; Moana Roa, 4- 109, 6-105, 7-109, 8-105, 10-109, 11-107. 12-107; Meridian, 4-115, 5-115; Monowai. 5- 11-109. 12-101; Marita Thornden. 5- Mei Maru. 5-107; Melva. 5-109; Matson Line, 5-109; Manua Tele, 5-111. 7- 139, 10-103; Marilen, 5-113, 6-111, 7-111, 8- 101 11-111; Moana Toa. 6-101; Monarch, 6- Mundalla. 6-101: Maroro. 7-99; Matua, 7-111; Matai, 8-102; Malacca, 8- 113; Matubi, 8-113; Margaret, 8-114; Macuata, 10-107, 11-101, 11-125, 12-107; Melinga, 10-111; Manana. 10-115; Marie Celine 10-115, 11-109; Melanesian. 11-107, 12-107; Marlyn, 11-111. 12-107; Moala, 12- 109; Nerides. 1-107. 2-115, 8-114: Novia. 1-115; New Silver Gull, 1-115. 4-113, 5-115, 6-111, 7-97; Nunniong, 1-115, 3-115; Nojima Maru, 2-103; Nalu 11. 2-113; Nareau, 3- 107; New Siren, 6-97; Nagasaki Maru, 6- 107. 8-113, 9-109; Nereus, 8-107: Nevehu, 8- Northern Star. 9-105; Ninikoria, 11- 103; Nanette, 11-109, 12-111; Nina, 11-109. 12-111; Nusa, 12-109; Neder Eems, 12-109; 00-la-la, 2-105, 6-73; Outward Bound. 2- 115, 4-113, 7-111. 12-113; Orsom 111. 6-99: Orient and Pacific Lines, 7-107, 7-135, 7- ???; Oisuea des lies. 8-107; Oranje, 8-109; Oriana, 9-105; Orsova, 12-107; Piri. 2-107, 8-106; Patsy Jean, 2-109, 6-107, 9-111. 11- 109, 12-111; Pavana, 2-113; Phoenix, 3-115. 12-110, 12-111; Poseidon, 6-109; Pu’ori, 6- 109; Pukaki, 7-108: Quest, 7-111: Rundo, 1- 115, 2-115, 4-113; Rubia, 1-115, 4-113. 5- 115; Reposado, 2-113, 4-111, 8-114, 9-111, 10-114; Romayne. 4-113, 5-113, 6-107, 7- 103, 7-111, 8-114, 10-115; Raiatia, 4-113; Ranginui, 6-109; Raft Drifts, 6-109; Recorder, 8-109, 8-117; Revel, 11-111; Rangilani, 12-107; Readwill, 12-111; Stag hound, 4-111, 4-115; Sea Chanty. 4-111, 6- 107, 8-115, 9-111; Southern Cross (Shaw Savill). 5-59, 6-97, 9-105; Stranger, 6-99: Sarong, 6-109, 7-111, 8-114, 9-107; Singora. 6-109; Sacred. 6-111; Swingle. 7-109; Silver Cloud, 8-114, 11-111; Skyline, 1-115; Slevic. 2- 101; Siren, 2-109, 6-107; Shell-40, 2-109, 4-107, Shearwater, 2-111, 3-115, 6-109. 8-114, 11- 109; Soochow, 2-139; Stardust. 2-139, 4-113, 4-139, 9-111, 10-115, 12-110; Sea Wanderer, 8-115; Stanvac Nairobi, 9-103; Search and Rescue Organisations, 9-109, 10-113; Spencer P. Baird, 10-101; Samoa, 10-109; Si Yi Pambill, 10-114, 11-111: Secret, 10- 114; Symbol 10-114; Sirena, 11-99; Sham rock, 11-109, 12-110; Skall, 11-111; Santa Teretia, 12-103; Southern Cross II ( yacht I, 12-111; Te Matangi, 1-29. 1-115, 1-125, 2- 115. 4-111, 6-111, 7-111; Tenyo Maru, 1- 105, 12-107; Trekka, 1-115, 2-115, 12-110: Tovata, 2-109. 8-106; Tzu Hang, 2-115; Tofua, 3-109; Taveuni, 3-113; Tiare Taporo. 3-113, 8-133, 10-109; Tahiti, 3-115. 11-111: Tongan Govt.-Owned Shipping, 3-133; Tiare, 4-105; Tiburon, 4-113, 7-111, 11-109: Tradewinds (ex-Aoniu I). 5-111, 11-101, 11-111; Tokelau, 6-103; Te Porionuu, 6-105,
Te Rapunga, 6-109; Te Matapula, 7-103, 8-107, 10-103: Tofua, 7-111; Teiko, 7-136, 8-109, 9-17. 9-105, 10-29. 10-105, 11-109, Tiare Maori, 8-105; Trewellard, 8-106; Tradewinds, 8-114, 10-113, 10-115, 12-107; Tahi Waitangi, 8-115, 9-111, 11-111; Thor shall. 9-107; Thorsisle. 9-107; Thor I, 9- 107; Te Vega. 10-103; Tobruk iHMAS), 11- 97; Ta-i-na-toba, 11-108; Trans-Tasman Race, 11-109; Tungaru, 12-109; Te Matai, 12-113; Union Co. Ships, 6-101, 7-111; Venus, 3-109; Van Yung, 6-99; Viti, 6-101; Vingrom, 7-101; Verna. 9-103. 10-111; Ven ture, 11-109; Viking Ahoy. 11-109, 12-111: Wallach, 1-103. 7-109; Westward Ho, 1- 115; White Seal. 2-113, 4-101, 4-113; White Squall, 2-113, 6-109, 8-114, 9-111, 11-111: Wanderer, 2-113, 4-113, 6-109. 8-114, 11- 111; Whence. 4-113, 11-109; Waikawa, 6- 101; Wanderer 111, 6-111, 11-109; Wakaya, 8- Wairuna (Bonnai, 9-105; Waihape, 9- 10-115: Wild Goose, 12-111; Yosu, 1-51, 1-109; Yatu Lau, 8-106, 11-108; Zarya. 3-103. 8-113, 9-103, 10-101, 10-109; Zia, 4- 113; Zenata, 4-113.
SOLOMON ISLANDS: La Perouse Relics, 1-23. 1-59, 2-25, 4-53, 8-23; Cocoa, 1-79, 2- 143. 4-140, 6-158; Boat-building School, 1- 125. 11-107; Import Duty Variations, 1-126, 8-162; Lunga Bridge. 2-18, 4-121; Land Survey, 2-139; Earthquakes, 2-143; US Tracking Station, 4-138, 8-20; War Wreck Salvage, 4-142. 10-145; Memorial Light for Melanesian Victims, 5-123; Scientific Ex pedition. 6-119; Oil Search. 6-157, 11-158: Benjamin Boyd Quest, 7-22. 7-63, 9-80; Ship Survey Requirements, 7-107; Popula tion, 7-140, 9-129; Malaita Kite Fishing, 8- 84; Air Navigation Aids, 9-117; Radio Watch for Shipping, 9-101; Gilbertese Settlement, 10-123; Tidal Waves, 11-20, 11- 57; Whooping Cough Epidemic, 11-133; Direct UK Shipping Link. 11-141; Govt.
Shipping, 11-107; Birthday Honours. 12- 141; Sir John Gutch Farewelled, 12-131; Jap. War Stragglers, 12-133; Explosion Kills Native, 12-142; Public Service Salaries, 12-142.
South Pacific Commission: 4-139,
5-20, 5-119. 6-65, 12-139.
SPORT: Boxing, 1-153, 2-153. 3-133. 3- 151, 4-148, 7-147, 8-153; Bowls, 1-153; Basketball, 1-153. 9-145, 12-150; Rugby Union. 2-152. 3-151. 10-151, 12-150; Rugby League, 2-153, 10-151, 11-147; Honiara Sports, 2-153; Australian “Rules”, 3-151; Fiji’s Regatta, 4-147; Horse Racing, 4-147; Cricket, 4-147, 5-151, 6-147, 7-147, 8-153; Olympic Games. 6-147; Fiji Cricketers in Australia, 7-16, 8-153; Horse Racing, 8-153; Mosese Verasekete, 8-153, 9-145; Land’s End Walk, 9-145; Golf, 10-151, 11-147; Go- Karts, 11-147; Fiji Sprint Hope. 12-150.
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Tahiti And French Polynesia;
E. Lund, 1-22, 10-141; Island of “Love”. 1- 27- Hotels, 1-122, 6-141. 10-139; Pouvanaa a Oopa Case, 1-137, 2-133, 4-17. 12-141; Cole of California Visits, 1-142; German Bom bardment of War I. 2-77; Visit of Andre Kostelanetz, 2-117; Papeete Airport, 2-136, 3-21, 5-117, 9-129; M. Soustelle’s Visit, 3- 137. 4-18, 5-53; Last of Pomare Family. 5- 53; Eric de Bisschop’s Last Book (“Tahiti- Nui”», 5-65; Chinese Community, 5-141; New Metropolitan Franc, 6-141; Rotary Club, 7-41; Tourism. 7-116, 10-117; Scottish Grave of Princess, 8-26, 12-27; Pier Lengthening, 10-121; Tidal Wave, 11-20; Paul Gauguin. 11-53; Bar Tiare, 11-63; Fire in Les Tropiques Hotel, 12-121.
TONGA: Aviation, 1-45, 7-113; Treaty of Friendship, 1-83; BBC TV-makers Visit, 3- 41; Mariner’s Cave, 3-61; Whale Steaks, 3-i26; Copra Board Funds, 3-131; Rhino
ceros Beetle, 4-65; Tuna Fishing, 4-79, 9- 17; Vanilla. 4-125: Wendt Case. 4-134; Kitione Lave, 4-148; Queen Visits Keppel, 5-123; Prince Tungi’s Asian Tour, 6-121. 8- Japanese Relations, 7-31, 9-53; Nukualofa Guest House. 7-113, 10-49; Tieko Tragedy, 9-17, 10-29, 11-108, 12-131; Entry Requirements, 9-121; Bulk Oil Tanks. 9- 105; Broadcasting, 10-47, 11-131; Decimal Coinage, 10-49; News Service, 10-125; Land Survey, 10-138; Bananas, 10-160; Desiccated Coconut, 11-117; Bamboo Grow ing. 11-117; Vegetable Growing, 11-124; Nukualofa Railroad, 12-27; Tin Can Is. (Niuafo’ou), 12-75.
Trading And Other Companies:
Hamac Holdings, Ltd., 1-20, 2-135, 4-23, 7- 139, 8-145, 9-134, CSR, 1-25, 6-158, 10-20, 11- 158, 12-161; Burns Philp and Co., Ltd., 1- 165, 2-84, 3-166, 11-157; South Pacific Post, 1-128. 4-161; Bulolo Gold Dredging, 1-165, 4- 5-162, 6-158, 7-157, 10-162; Camelot Nominees, 1-166; Plantation Holdings, Ltd., 1- 4-162, 10-162; Norfolk Is. and Byron Bay Whaling, 1-166, 5-162, 7-158, 8-162; New Guinea Goldfields. 1-167, 4-162, 5-160, 7-157; Fiji Tours and Travel, 1-167; Timor Oil Co., 1-167, 4-161; Cathay Hotels, Ltd., 2- 6-127; W. R. Carpenter and Co., 2- 84, 3-165, 7-157, 12-162; Concrete Industries, Ltd , 2-125; Banno Bros., 2-137, 8-129, 11-19; Steamships Trading Co., 2-165, 9-158; Mariboi/Kerema/Rubberlands. 2-165, 2-166, 9- Enterprise of NG, 2-166, 3-165, 4- 162, 5-161, 6-158. 7-157; Pacific Tobacco and Dev. Co., 2-166, 3-167; Aust. Gold Dev..
Ltd., 2-166, 6-158, Bali Plantations, Ltd.. 2- 4-162, 9-158; Aust. Petroleum Co., 2- 166. 4-162. 5-160, 7-156. 9-158, 10-162, 11- 15P; Pacific Islands Mines. Ltd., 3-165, 4- 161. 6-157, 9-157, 10-161, 11-157; Koitaki, 3- Placer Dev.. 4-161; Dylup, 4-162. 9- 10-162; Sandy Creek, 4-162, 5-163, 10- Loloma, 4-162, 6-157; Papua Apinaipi, 4-162, 5-162, 7-157, 10-162; CSR Co., 4-162, 11-158; Queensland Ins , 5-161; Commonwealth-NG Timbers, 5-161; Van Camp Cannery, 5-161; Hackathorn Oil, Ltd., 5- Colyer Watson (NG), Ltd., 5-163; Oil Search, Ltd., 6-157, 12-162; Emperor, 6- Ass. Tobacco Manufacturers (Hold ings), Ltd., 6-158; Buntings. 7-141; Union SS Co., 7-156; Burns Philp Trust Co., 7- 157; Akhil Industries, Ltd.. 7-157; Southern Pacific Insurance, 7-157; Goroka Coffee (Holdings), Ltd., 9-19; Neth. NG Petroleum Co., 10-161; Burns Philp (SS) Co., 10-162; Pacific Is. Timbers (Holdings), Ltd., 10- 162; Fiji Industries. Ltd., 11-157; Garoda Banking Co., 11-157; Fiji Fruit Products, 11- Whan Construction Co., 12-119; Lolorua, 12-162; P. and O. and Orient Tie Up, 12-163.
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