Index to Vol. XXXI

Aug., 1960 To Jul, 1961, Inclusive

(First numeral indicates number of issue, second numeral gives page).

Volume XXXI is indexed under the llowing headings: iriation. New Caledonia. >ok Islands. Ne^ T Guinea

)Dra (Netherlands).

New Hebrides. :aths.

Organisations. ishing, Pearl- Pacific (General), ing and Marine Papua-New Guinea.

Industries. Palmyra Is.

People.

Ibert and Ellice Islands. Samoa, American.

Samoa, Western. ; ahh. Ships and Shipping, mderson Is. Solomon Is. . „ T , , South Pacific Com rd Howe Island. mission. irshalls, Mari- Tahiti, mas & Carolines. Tonga, ssions. Tourism.

Trading and Other uru - Companies.

A

Aviation: Teal, 1-22, 2-129, 3-83.

17, 3-161, 6-19, 7-137, 8-23, 9-11, 9-21

18, 10-156, 11-35; Tai, 1-22, 9-57;

r ZAP Sunderlands, 1-65, 2-131, 5-45 8- ; Qantas, 1-121, 2-135, 3-145. 11-35, 49; Ansett-ANA, 1-121, 5-143, 6-19, 7-

; Taa, 1-121. 5-79, 6-20; Transpac,

22; New Hebrides Airways, 3-138 • jeeete Airport, 3-146, 4-131; Fiji Air ys, 4-113, 6-19, 12-49; Pan American ways, 4-131; US U 2 Aircraft, 5-125 137; Samoan Airlines, 5-137, 6-118mea Airways, 5-143; Mandated Airlines! 9; Polynesian Airlines, 6-118, 11-39; rolevu’s Air Service, 8-35; NNG jonduif, NV, 10-130; Papuan Air Trans t, 10-137; South Pacific Airlines, 11-37leral, 11-37.

C OOK ISLANDS: Tidal Wave, 1-33 adcasting, 1-119; Population, 1-119; Co ratives, 1-121, 2-121; Legislative As bly, 1-121, 11-21; Transistor Radios, 5; Labour Conditions, 2-136; Anti-yaws ipaign, 2-146; Copra Board Proposed ’1: Satellite Burns Out, 3-55; Flying b Mooring at Manihiki, 3-123; Light ses, 3-102; Cecilia MacCauley, 4-13ck of the “Margaret”, 4-61; Frank m! 3son, 5-6, 7-6; Matson Service, 5-53 7; Rarotonga Smallships Harbour 5- Tomato Freighting, 5-125; Orange e Cannery, 5-131, 12-54; Fatal Ship ■d Accident, 6-123; NZ Tax Case, 6-133- Thieves, 6-137; Police Cadet Tangatane ire, 6-137; US Banded Bird Recovered

9. 9-113; Candied-Pineapple Exports’

8, Manihiki Pearling, 6-158 11-149irf Control, 6-105; Whale That Got y, 6-111; Housing, 7-10; Tom Neale Suwarrow, 7-63; Rarotonga Amateur ers, 7-117; Suwarrow Is., 7-117, 11-72; ria, 7-123; Radio Communication 7- Tourism, 7-134, 9-49, 12-140; New dent Commissioner, 7-137; Liquor Laws ; Shipping Regulations, 8-103; First ical Graduate, 9-9; Purchase of ’ e y Is - 9-50; Avarua’s Durian Tree Museum Proposed, 9-123; Lack of seas Passages, 9-105; Teapa Teapa ukapuka, 10-7; Whereabouts of Atea ;o, 10-111; Record Sized Squid, 10-111- •regal Visit, 10-117; Leper Patients barged, 10-117; “Cook Is. News”, 10-

118; Mataitiko, 10-122; Elections, 11-21- Taxi Operation, 11-69; New Chief Judge! 12-67; NZ Immigration Scheme. 12-18.

Copra: 1-23, 2-21, 3-41, 5-133, 6-17

7-18, 8-19, 9-135, 10-22, 11-28, 12-20.

D DEATHS: W. W. Cameron, 1-59; George S. Hill, 1-145; Mrs. George Dutton, 1-145; Paul Boutonnet, 1-145; Percy S. Allen, 1-145; W. W. Cameron 1-145; Nihlu, 1-146- Francis Joseph, 1-146; J. P. Maharaj,’ 1- M. K. Swamy, 1-146; Graham Kerr 2- Guy Clabaut, 2-121; W. H. (Tavuai Johnson, 2-149; C. B. Dupertuis, 2-149- Frank E. Allen, 2-149; Harold Adcock 2- John Price, 2-149; Arthur H Cresswell, 2-149, 3-149, 4-142; Ratu Eroni Buresova. 2-149; Maxwell Taylor Duff, 3- Patterson Alsop, 3-150; Mrs. F. m!

Addis, 3-150; A. H. Wright, 3-151; W J Gatward, 3-151; Matthew Whan, 3-isi- Dr. W. M. Ramsay, 3-151; Hon. Ulukalala- Ata, 3-151; Cecilia MacCauley, 4-13; Sir Charles Marr, 4-142; Malcolm Brodie, 4- Lady Rodwell, 4-142; Rev. H. Bond James, 4-142; Opetaia Dreketirua 4-142- Mrs L. Perry, 4-143; John Taylor, 4-143; Mrs. Jainal Sherani, 4-143; A. W. Seymour 4- R. A. Derrick, 5-60; D. M. McCaig! 5- Mrs. Ella Stinson, 5-145- H O Fletcher. 5-145; Mrs. Kate Thomas, 6-26! 6- Albert Schaafhausen, 6-33, 6 143- Rev. R, Rankin, 6-143; Reginald Stewart’ 6-143; J. R. Young, 6-143; H. B. Burrell 6-143; H. R. Gough, 6-143; Mrs. A. w!

Kane, 6-143; Edward Westbrook, 6-143- Arthur Groom, 6-143; J. Probert, 6-143- a’

Drummond Thomson, 6-145; Colin Marshall! 6-145, Capt. J. Hare, 7-105; Eric Douglas Robinson, 7-143; Mrs. F. E. Eekhoff 7-143- Edward Jenyns, 7-143; Mrs. Wynifred Wager, 7-143; Kati Heather, 7-143- w E Wilson, 7-143; Mrs. E. L. Eggers. 7-143 •' A N. Lanzarotte, 8-113; Pastor Wabealo! 8-145; Capt. F. J. Williams, 8-145; P. G.

Brooks, 8-145; Arthur H. Perris, 8-145; Mrs. R. A. Crompton, 9-145; Philip Mackenzie, 9-145; Mrs. J. L. Gaudin 9-145- Adi Susu, 9-145; H. W. Hardy, ’lo-145 : Hon. Ahome’e, 10-145; Mrs. Margaret Lock, 10- Mrs. A. H. Bunting, 11-136, 12-69 fovaru Uriarau, 11-136; G. W. Johns’, 11- Mrs. F. Gilmore, 11-136; Norman Izod, 11-136; E. Harrison, 11-137; J M Joyes, 11-137, 12-133; Grp-Capt. Garnet Malley, 11-137; A. M. Gurau 12-73- Fr H McGee, 12-137; Dr. P. M. Keesing, 12- 145; Mr. W. J. Knox, 12-145; Mr K Bolton, 12-145; Mr. S. R. Rose, 12-145 : Rev. W. Moren, 12-145.

F FIJI: Sugar Strike and Allied Troubles 1- 1-19, 2-69, 3-20, 3-22, 3-49, 4-21, 4-29,’ 8-5, 10-19; Burns Report, 1-18, 1-26 2-17 2- 3-21, 4-134, 5-15, 7-18, ’9-113;’

Tourism, 1-39. 2-27, 3-53, 4-20, 9-22 9- 41, 9-146, 10-5, 10-146, 12-117; Indian High Commissioner, 1-41, 7-33; Housirg 1-43 3- 10-65; Education, 1-123, 5-71; ’ Cattle Industry, 1-125; Hooliganism, 1-125- Rhinoceros Beetle, 1-127, 3-142, 5-135 : Fiji Military Forces, 1-133, 6-47; Liquor Laws, 1-133, 6-119; Street Names, 1-137- Public Service, 1-129, 9-133; Lami House holders and New Cement Factory, 1-138- Visit of Julian Amery, 2-18, 3-21 4-23 5- 23; Copra, 2-21, 2-161; Rewa Rice Project.

J-75; Labour Conditions, 2-119; Sugar Stabilisation Fund, 2-121, 3-139- Medical Survey at Matuku, 2-123; Colonial Develop ment Fund, 2-126; Hovercraft, 2-127- Electricity for Labasa, 2-137, 10-131; Ram Jatan Deportation Case, 2-138; Trade 2-

162, 8-157, 9-61, 12-34, 12-135; "con stitutional Reform, 3-21, 4-25, 4-29, 8-19, 10-26, 10-33, 12-25; Population, 3-21, 8-19! 8- Indians’ Lottery Win, 3-23, 4-115 : Unemployment, 3-31, 4-29, 4-113, 7-17, 8- 19, 9-65, 10-35, 12-65; Vegetable-growing, 3-78; Industrial Relations Adviser, 3-117, 5- Cocoa Project, 3-121, 10-55. 12-123; Suva Town Planning, 3-131; Sugar In dustry, 3-141, 4-22, 5-135, 6-53, 7-13 8- 27, 9-20. 9-135, 10-19, 11-17, 12-22; Lotteries, 3- 10-127; Hotels, 3-29, 4-20, 4-35 5-39 6- 6-133, 9-146, 10-43, 12-69; Hibiscus Festival, 4-21, 12-121; Development Planning, 4-25, 4-29, 5-15, 9-26, 11-127- Credit Unions, 4-45, 7-15; Youth Centre! 4- Story of a Levuka Bottle, 4-79 6- 24; Aviation, 4-113, 10-128, 12-49; Levuka Church Organ, 4-115; Leprosy, 4-117 6- 41; Levuka’s Future, 4-118; Mohammed Tora, 4-129, 12-133; Prison Escapees. 4-133, 9- Timber Industry, 4-134, 5-158, 8- 158, 9-69; Moratorium Bill, 4-153; Apia Financed Tyre Factory, 4-154; Bank of Baroda, 5-15; Goldmining Industry 5-17- Finances, 5-17; Land Rights, 5-23; Too Many Charity Appeals, 5-63; Allowances for MLC’s, 5-122; Lunch-time Closing, 5- 131; Stamps, 5-135, 8-79; Suva Airport. 6-20, 7-138, 9-139, 11-126, 12-73; Deporta tion for Troublemakers, 6-35; Stowaways 6- Wreck of “Eliza” and Charles Savage. 6-75, 8-26, 11-17; Leper Patient Turns Artist, 6-97; London Trip of Sugar Leaders, 6-113; Bish Ltd., 6-114; Fiji Council of Social Services. 6-115; Press Correction Ordinance, 6-125; New Year Honours, 6-141; Scholarships for Hawaii, 7- 8-45, 9-125; Delegation Tours India, 7-33; Retirement of Mr. K. D. Bhasin, 7- Tasmanian Memorial to Gatty, 7-52! 8- 8-57, 9-135, 10-13; Capt. Alexander Barrack’s Diary. 7-109; Suva Civic Centre, 7- Mountbatten Visit, 8-22; “Guzzling Fijians”, 8-22; River Rafting, 8-78, 9-41; Pen Friends Menace, 8-79; US Language Study, 8-117; Australian Income Tax 8- 119; Cherry Guava Tree Cut, 8-125; Women in Local Government, 8-130; Muu-Muu 8- Lautoka Wharf, 8-134, 9-125, 12-5 l! 12-109; Suva “Domination”, 8-139- Magnetite, 8-139; Manganese, 8-157 : Coffee Project, 8-158, 10-55; New Marine Surveys, 8-109; R. O. Campbell for Hindi Study in India, 9-13; Police Uniform, 9- 20; R. R. Nayacakalou, 9-28; Insect-O- Cutors. 9-31; Navua R. Outboard Motor Boats 9-41; Pacific Games, 9-53; Navuso Agricultural School, 9-63; Pearce Home for Aged, 9-67; Visit of Dress designer Pucci, 9- Crimes rf Violence Increasing, 10-11- Tea Project, 10-55; Marine Board Certificates, 10-103; Suva Slipway 10-107 11-125; Smuggling, 10-125: Nadi Chamber of Commerce, 10-131, 12-65; Savusavu Bay Eruptions, 10-135; Judge Versus Ambrose, 10- Import Document Case, 10-141; Public Loan, 10-157, 12-154; Accident to Governor, 11-5; Fiji Rugby Union Tourists, 11- Trade Unions, 11-111; Beacons and Lighthouses. 11-101; Suva Wharf, 11-101, 12- Practice of Law, 11-111; Trans- Vanua Levu Rd„ 11-117; Confectionery Manufacturing, 11-121; Fiji Tobacco Co 11- Kingsford-Smith Memorial 11-128’ 12- Earthquake, 11-132; Tenders for Foodstuffs, 11-150; Technical Education Week, 12-19; Queen’s Birthday Celebra tions, 12-21’ Aust. Trade Mission, 12-34• Building Projects, 12-51; Political Party 12-61; Nadi Town, 12-65; Fishing Industry! 12-109; “Acting” Officials, 12-119- BP Lautoka, 12-119; Bowlers, 12-119-' New Police Station, 12-121; Easier Entry 12-125- Shooting Mystery, 12-138. t »£I SHING ’ pearling and marine

Industries: 1-47. 1-133, 2-105 2-127 3-

105, 3-141, 4-26, 4-99, 4-101, 4-153, 5-80,’ 5-

137 6-104, 8-107, 8-113, 8-123, 9-103, 9-107, 10- 10-133, 11-99, 11-101, 11-103, 11- 12-17, 12-55, 12-77, 12-109, 12-110.

G

Gilbert And Ellice Is. Colony:

5-20, 5-52, 6-117, 7-10, 7-107, 10-15. 10-18, 10- 11-101, 11-103, 12-63, 12-125.

H HEALTH: Malaria, 2-119, 6-24. 8-125; Yaws, 2-146, 10-125; Leprosy, 4-117, 6-41; Filaria, 7-123; Kuru, 7-136, 12-134; Mosquito Control, 11-51; Parasite-induced Meningitis, 11-

Henderson Is.: 11-75.

L

Lord Howe Island: 8-13.

M

Marshalls, Marianas And Caro

Line Is.: 11-11.

Missions: Sda, 2-126, 8-13; Roman

Catholic, 3-13, 3-86, 8-23, 10-13, 11-69; Anglican, 3-141; Latter Day Saints, 7-127, 8-32; Salvation Army, 9-7, 10-125; Apia Mission Conference, 10-17; Methodist, Il ls; Bamu River Mission, 11-45.

N

Nauru: 9-14, 9-19, 10-18, 10-49, 11-123,

12-17, 12-25, 12-59, 12-125.

NEW CALEDONIA: Vietnamese, 1-121, 2- 4-121, 6-21, 7-22, 8-133, 9-123, 10-142, 12-23; Aviation, 1-122; 5-year Plan, 1-129; Meat Strike, 1-135, 2-141; Nickel Industry, 1-134, 9-121; Traffic Offences, 2-136, 11-119; Oil Search Abandoned, 2-161; Native Housing Scheme, 3-61; Commemoration Week, 3-133; 5-day Week, 3-136; Yate Dam, 3- 4-117; Port Conditions, 3-111; Student Interchange, 4-113; Finance, 5-16 12-133; Killer Cone-shell, 5-37, 12-26 ; Noumea Radio, 5-128; Restrictions off Liquor, 6-117; Military Training, 6-135; Tourism, 7-9, 8-137, 9-157, 11-139; Bad French, 7-129; Drought Breaks, 7-133; Airlifted Chorus Girls, 7-133, 8-138; High Cost of Haircut, 7-135; Cyclone Damage, 8- Delahaye Electrocution Case, 8-131- Airport Road, 8-138; General Strike, 9-22 : Fish Shortage Cause, 9-131; Hotel Plan’ 9- 12-154; Visit from Cousteau, 10-36"

Diake, Native Artist, 10-73; Hooliganism’ 10- Prison Cell in Tree Roots, 11-73- Aust. Trade Mission, 12-34; Old Photos’ 12-80; Foreign Capital, 12-154.

New Guinea (Netherlands): Bisa

Is. Fugitives, 1-18; Sovereignty, 2-21, 3-119; 5-31; 8-17; Parna Political Party, 2-23 5- 121, 11-20; Natives Visit Holland, 2-139- Trade, 2-162, 9-158, 12-154; “Karel Door man”, 3-66; Aviation, 3-118; Indonesia’s Claim, 3-119, 5-30, 7-47, 8-17, 10-17 10- 25 . : i 12 ' 20 ’ Traning Doctors, 3-133; Biak Wharf, 3-109; US Scientific Ex pedition, 4-11, 4-114; NG Council 4-114 5 " 125 > 8 " 18 - 9 ’ 19 - 9-136; Independence’ , 5 ’ 117 - 10-69; Gen. Nasution’s Aust.

Visit 5-59, 8-5, 10-17, 10-25; War Salvage, 5-123, Ascent of Mt. Carstenz, 5-127 12- 134; Indonesian Infiltrators, 5-141 8-137- Education, 6-117; Resignation of Attornev- General, 7-10; Hollandia Nautical School 7-43; Rubber-growing, 8-129; Film ship, 8-130; Co-operation with Aust.-NG,

8-131, 9-127; Subversion, 9-113; Revalua tion of Guilder, 9-157; Oilfields Drying p, 9-158; Danish Expedition, 10-109, 11- 101, 12-23; Flour, 10-125; Languages, 10- 130; Taxation, 10-157; Dutch Exodus, 11-20; Move for a Republic, 11-20; Pishing, 12- 77; US Support, 12-31.

NEW HEBRIDES: Lopevi Eruption, 1-131, 2-141, 3-133, 10-119; Pentecoste Rat Plague, 2-55; Liquor Laws, 2-144; Future, 3-19; Manganese Mining, 3-47; NH Airways, 3- 138, 8-49; New French RC, 6-16; Aust.

Official's Visit, 6-20; Australian Land, 6- 59, 11-132; Bulk Oil Terminal, 6-117, 10- 121, 12-26; French TV Team, 7-26; La Perouse Expeditions, 7-49; Shark-fishing, 7- Tourism, 7-133, 9-44; BP Land Case. 8- Jon Frum, 8-51; How Luganville was Named, 8-77; New Tourist Hotel Project, 9-44; Education, 10-26, 10-138; Anti-yaws Campaign, 10-125; Hole-in-the- Heart Baby, 11-19; Trocus Fishing, 11-103.

Niue: 2-125, 5-127, 6-119, 9-133, 11-103,

11-119.

NORFOLK ISLAND: Island Council, 1-20, 2- 3-143, 7-22, 8-129, 9-137; Nl’s Venture into a Merchant Marine, 1-82; Earthquake, I- Whaling, 3-45; Drowning Tragedy, 3- New Hotel, 3-138; Tourism, 3-138; Landing Cargo, 4-113; Land Laws, 5-18; Telephone Service, 6-139; Noxious Weeds, 8-138; Survey Work, 9-115; 19th Century Trade, 10-78; Harbour, 11-105; Liquor Laws, 11-116. 0 ORGANISATIONS: New Guinea Women’s Club, 1-129, 6-127, 11-27, 12-60; Fiji Naval Assn., 3-127; Polynesian Assn., 4-121, 6- 114, 8-129; Pan Pacific Women’s Con ference, 6-25; Fiji Council of Social Services, 6-115; Pacific Is. Society, 6-127, 8-5; P-NG Returned Officers’ Assn., 7-29; New Guinea Branch, RSSAILA, 7-131; Tahiti-Nui Club, 9-11; Canberra NG Society, 9-71; Rabaul Amateur Turf Clubs, II- P PACIFIC (GENERAL); Native Medical Practitioners’ Title, 1-25, 4-57, 5-24, 10-31; Sabai Is., 1-79; Population, 1-119; Beche de-mer, 1-133; Stateless Stowaways, 2-51, 5- 6-135; Japanese Floating Trade Pair, 2-137, 6-101; NZ Scientific Ex pedition, 2-141; Rescue of Lt. Kennedy, 3-45, 4-27, 5-25, 6-49, 7-27, 8-26, 9-27, 10- 141, 12-127; Drifting Bottles, 3-81, 3-103, 6- 8-105, 10-105, 11-97; Official Visit to Commonwealth War Graves, 3-117, 8-105, 10- 11-97; Australian Activities in Pacific, 3-137; Study of Blood Groups, 3- 139; Empire Games, 4-7; Flying Saucers or Satellites, 4-28; Pacific Games, 4-119, 7- 8-61, 9-53; Cook’s Log for Sale, 4- 135; Kermadec Weather Station, 4-106; Aust. Trade Drive, 5-21, 9-157, 10-21, 10- 157, 11-59, 11-149, 12-34; Killer Cone-Shell, 5- 11-27, 12-26; Earthquakes, Tidal Waves, Cylones, 5-73, 7-133, 12-129; Junks for Sydney Sale, 5-141; Pacific Locomotives, 6- Pan-Pacific Conference, 6-25; Rhinoceros Beetle, 6-31; “Pandora” Wreck Story, 6-37, 10-19; Weather Stations, 6-77; Mariner’s “Tonga” Goes Cheaply, 6-85; “Red” Submarines, 6-129; Banded Birds, 7- 8-121, 9-113; Shell Collecting, 7-35, 11- Academy of Natural Sciences, Philadelphia, 7-35; La Perouse Mystery, 7-49, 9-79; School-ships for Cruising Students, 7-73; Sydney Pan-Pacific Scout Jamboree, 7-79; Rev. John Williams and “Messenger of Peace”, 7-78; Oceanography, 7-101, 8-109, 10-103, 11-101; Trans-Pacific Cable, 7-122, 9-105; Pillar Dollars, 8-26; Australia’s Stake in Islands, 8-33; Pen Friends, 8-79; Mine Fields, 8-109; Muu- Muu, 8-130; Canned Beer, 9-7; Navy Graves on Islands, 9-27; Cornish Inn’s Link with “Bounty”, 9-75; Robert Tomarchin, 9-117; Radio Telephone Link, 9-139; By

products of Copra Industry, 9-158; Russian Ships, 10-23; Colonial Development and Welfare Grants, 10-57; Transistor Radios Banned, 11-9; Common Roll, 11-25; Capital Investment “Scared Off”, 11-25; Russians in South Pacific Discovery, 11-71; Uni versity Education, 11-128; Offshore Oil Search, 12-107; Women Golfers, 12-115; Canton Is. Tracking Station, 12-123; Danish Expedition, 12-23; Common Market. 12-25, 12-133.

Palmyra Is.: 8-69.

PAPUA-NEW GUINEA: Tax Appeal, 1- 18; Visiting Politicians, 1-19, 1-138, 9-17, 12-118; Jame Is. Masalai, 1-27; Racial Relationships, 1-31, 2-27, 5-128, 10-5, 10- 27, 10-118; Self Government, 1-35, 1-57, 4-17, 6-133, 8-25, 9-18, 10-27; Film Censorship, 1-45, 7-80; Sinking of “Montevideo Maru”, 1-73, 3-33, 4-27, 5- 24, 5-33, 6-61, 12-60; Agricultural Shows, I- 2-142, 3-61, 4-137, 6-63, 9-138, 12- 53; Aviation, 1-121, 2-22, 3-145, 6-19, 6- 20, 8-65, 8-121, 9-45, 9-138, 9-141. 10-42, II- Public Service, 1-129, 5-128, 10- 119, 11-117; Survey of Judicial System, 1-133; Trade, 1-135, 8-137, 8-139; Tax Clearances, 1-137; Kinjibi Holdings Ltd., 1- 11-61, 12-155; N/L Wages, 1-139, 4-124, 6-17, 8-122, 9-119, 10-20; Peanut Industry, 1-158, 11-150; Legislative Council, 2-17, 3-17, 3-26. 4-26, 4-33, 4-65,

9-17, 9-18, 10-59, 10-121, 11-19; P-Ng

Workers’ Assn., 2-23, 10-20; Education, 2- 2-139, 3-123, 4-31, 4-126, 5-27, 10-9. 12-136; Prof. M. Gluckmann, 2-25, 2-136; Errol Flynn, 2-26, 4-80, 8-61; Marquis de Rays’ Millstone, 2-45; Cargo (and other) Cults. 2-57, 2-135, 5-61, 7-125, 7- 130, 8-7, 8-31, 8-133, 9-33, 9-128, 12-140; Bougainville Wood Carvers, 2-77, 12-117; Übiquitous Drums and Tins, 2-83; Rabaul Chinatown, 2-87, 3-27; Betel Nut Influence on Driving, 2-137, 4-136; Jehovah’s Wit nesses, 2-139, 4-123; Aust. Grant, 2-142; Natives Overcharged, 2-143; Sorcery, 2- 143, 4-13, 10-9; Controlled Areas, 2-147; Elections, 3-17, 5-21, 6-15, 7-19, 7-131, 8- 8-23, 11-69; Tripartite Mission, 3- 18, 6-18, 7-41; Japanese Imports, 3-23; Native Liquor Laws, 3-25, 4-51, 8-126, 8- 140; PM Menzies at UN, 3-29, 3-135; Revolution in Planting Industry, 3-37; Tolai-Chimbu Trouble, 3-43; Road to Highlands, 3-69; Sir Beaumont Phillips Memorial, 3-79; Jap. Salvage, 3-107, 8-9. 9- 10-128; Shipping, 3-111, 8-127; War Graves Visit, 3-117; Native Attacks Missionarv, 3-126; Tourism, 3-127, 5-37, 5-50, 6-147, 7-61, 7-134, 7-145, 8-147, 10- 146, 11-138; Euronesians, 3-127, 5-65, 8- 32, 8-139, 9-119; Mt. Hagen Hotel, 3-127, 5-47; Crocodile Shooting, 3-134; Native Makes False Teeth, 3-135; Pacific Islands Regiment, 3-139, 6-18, 6-23, 7-121, 9-127, 9-137; Bita-Paka Memorial, 3-143, 5-35; Kieta Wharf Project, 3-145; Leahy Tick Case, 3-146, 8-140, 9-25, 9-29; Pre-war Lakatoi Races, 3-151; Empire and South Pacific “Games”, 4-7; Nondugl BOP Aviary Closes, 4-11; First Native Bishop, 4-18; United Progress Party, 4-19, 10-20; Postal Service History, 4-27; Flying Saucers, 4-29; Museum, 4-39, 8-31; Shark Fishing, 4-55; Lighthouses, 4-101; Ship ping Regulations, 4-101, 6-30; Pre- European Implements, 4-118; Postage Stamps, 4-119; Sirinumu Dam Project, 4- 11-115; Native Members of Lae TAG, 4-122; Nipa Patrol Post, 4-122; “Old Vickers” in Oils, 4-122; Cape Hoskin’s Timber, 4-123; RAAF Crash at Wau, 4-130; ASOPA, 4-134, 6-47; Manam Eruption, 4-136, 6-126; Rabaul Horse Racing, 4-137; Hydro-electricity Rights Acquired, 4-153; Native Navy Divers, 4- 99; Departure Fr. J. Dwyer, 5-5; Visit of Economists, 5-18; Native Local Govt.

Cels. Conference, 5-19; Cooper Sedition Case, 5-19, 6-61, 7-20, 9-15, 10-38, 11- 119; Lae’s Mt. Lunamen, 5-25; Alfred Hill’s Music, 5-41; Prohibition on Playing Cards, 5-69; Tolai Cocoa Project, 5- 12-136; Misima Christmas, 5-75: Mortlock Weavers, 5-77; Senator Nancy

uttfleld, 5-79; Sunblrds, 5-79; Bride rice, 5-120; Defence, 5-121; Child felfare, 5-126; Vulcanology, 5-126, 11- !2; Desiccated Coconut, 5-126; Bomb isposal, 5-127; John Kaputin Marriage lans, 5-131; Copra, 5-133, 6-17, 12-20; pss of “Marguerite”, 5-139, 6-30; Fr.

Bodnar Retires, 5-139; Aluminium reject, 5-141; Laloki Copper Deposits, 157; Goroka “Monster”, 6-cover, 7-27; ir Crashes, 6-20, 12-115, 12-137; Oil respecting, 6-26, 8-117, 9-158, 12-155, -156; Meaning of “Kambiu”, 6-24; ises of “Payback”, 6-34; Instant Coffee >mpany Registered, 6-44; Proposed lotwear Factory, 6-44, 8-41; Passion alt Industry, 6-45; NG Coffee Estates d., 6-45, 11-149; Expropriation Board, S 5, 7-65; Garaina Tea Experiment, 6- ; Wewak and Maprik, 6-78; Sepik mseboats, 6-113; Solar Water-heating, 114; Native Cattle Farming Project. 115, 6-118; Bird-eating Spiders, 6-125; ick and Cement Buildings, 6-125; Lack Native Surnames, 6-126, 12-76; First liversity Student, 6-129, 7-6; Kemp ;lsh River Bridge. 6-131. 7-37; Com nsation for Settlers, 6-133; Native prentices, 6-135; Pastoral Industry, 6- I; New Guinea Honours, 6-141; Fishing iustry, 6-157; Industries’ Competition ;h Australia, 7-7; Death of Governor neral, 7-22; Cassandy Estate, 7-27; nded Ibis Recovered, 7-27; Kandrian strip, 7-37; First Native Member of [B, 7-47; Trade Blankets, 7-71; Kar r Is., 7-75; Yauwiga’s Cassowaries, 5; Coastal Surveys. 7-113; Hospitals, 23, 9-139; Automatic Postal Machines, 27; RSSAILA, 7-130; Kuru Disease, 7- , 12-134; Land-Rover for Tapini 7- ; Territory Loans, 7-158, 10-157- >uth Pacific”, 8-11, 9-87; New Guinea •, 8-11, 12-29; Link with BSIP, 8-23, ; Money Tokens, 8-32; Crayfish, 8-60; Piss Family Robinson” Film, 8-75; iflict Grp. Rats, 8-77; Weather Broad ts, 8-109; Egg Dumping, 8-121; ethrum, 8-122; Malaria Control, 8-127; operation with NNG, 8-131, 9-126,’

L 54; Moresby Power. Water Disrupted! (5; Permits to Enter, 8-140, 11-138 re-in Theatre, 8-158, 12-133; Motor icle Registration, 8-158; Search for itilus Shell, 9-9; Executive Council 1; Coffee, 9-22, 9-25, 10-51, 10-127; aac Holdings Ltd., 9-23, 10-137, 11- 12-127; Radio Broadcasting, 9-47; berra NG Society, 9-71; Loyal Service irds, 9-118; Low Cost Housing, 9- 11- 11-126; Visit of London spaper Cartoonist, 9-123; Trobriand’s ?f Dies, 9-128; Cashier on Trial, 9-129 38; Kutubu Patrol, 9-131; Trapp nly Players, 10-13; Illnesses of ting VlP’s, 10-27; Early Golf in aa, 10-37; Kokopo Town Advisory acil, 10-39; “Captain Lawson’s” c, 10-75, 11-29, 11-73, 12-79; New -shaped Court Houses, 10-76; lap on Idia Is., 10-103; New Yacht '• 10-115; Port Moresby Concert. 17; Breach of Promise Case, 10-123ation Army Hostel. 10-125; Golpak torial, 10-134, 11-22; Papuan Air isport Troubles, 10-137, 11-133- BP Calls at Nth. Qld. Ports, 10-141ser Industry, 10-158. 12-156; Aust . History, 11-22; Knighthood for mistrator, 11-23; Ephraim Jubilee at 11-27, 12-76, 12-138; Old and New ml Turf Clubs, 11-33; Common Roll, '< Government Departments, 11-121; of Russian Vulcanologist, 11-122ve Advisers to Trusteeship Cel., 11- Difficult European Children, 11-123 • Criticism, 11-125, 12-58; Inquest into urer’s Death, 11-132; Queen’s iday Celebrations, 12-21; US Space ramme, 12-22; Popondetta, 12-53; t Frogmouth, 12-79; Rabaul Aero 12- Canoes, 12-109; Native tsmen, 12-121; Choral Festival 12- Skull-like Fossil, 12-131; Aust ur Party Branch, 12-133; Warangol y Township, 12-133; Road Building

12-134; Curio Co-operative Soc., 12-136; Football, 12-137; Army Construction Group, 12-139; Trade Barriers, 12-154; Lae Sawmill, 12-156.

PEOPLE; A. D. Patel, 1-17; Vijay Singh, 1-17; Clyde Cameron, MP, 1-19, 3- A. A. Calwell, MP, 1-19, 12-118, 12- 154; Len Moran, 1-34; L. K. Pitt, 1-53; Dr. S. M. Lambert (deceased), 1-80; Walter Brooksbank, 1-81; Mrs. Roma Bates, 1-114, 6-51, 9-33; G. Nevill. 1-117, 6-9, 7-137; Julian Amery, 2-18, 4-23, 4- Frits Kirihio, 2-23; Reuben Taureka] 2- 6-53; Tsunesuke Tashiro, 2-32; Paul Mason, 2-33; Dr. A. Capell, 2-66; Frederick Fawcett-Kay, 2-81; Howard Farnsworth, 2-83; Alfred Vercoe, 2-133 5- 6-129, 11-134; Lloyd Hurrell, 2-145, 4-33; Commander R. B. M. Long, 2-145; Sister Mary Leo, 3-13; Fred Hargesheimer’ 3- Capt. Joe Shephard, 3-83, 8-14, 9-5; A. A. Hopper, 3-87; Sir John Gutch, 3- 133, 7-5; Hon. Havea Tuihaateiho, 3-133; Bishop George Ambo, 4-7, 4-18; Prof.

J- W. Davidson, 4-12; Prof. C. C.

Aikman, 4-12; J. K. McCarthy, 3-15; Gordon Thomas. 4-27; John F. Stimson (deceased), 4-27; A. R. Evans, 4-28, 5- 25, 6-49, 7-26, 8-26, 9-27, 10-141; E. A.

James, 4-39; Tony Pym, 4-79; Errol Flynn, 4-80; Col. J. K. Murray, 4-124; Charles Stinson, 4-133, 10-45; Capt. R.

D. Matheson, 4-99; Capt. L. C. Bolton, 4- Rev. Fr. Dwyer, 5-5, 7-5; Frank M. Bateson, 5-6, 7-6; F. P. Kaad, 5-6; Alfred Hill, 5-41; Lilian Schoedler, ’ 5-49; John Edwards (“Malekula” Cadet), 5- 111; A. E. Waddingham, 5-119; Judge D. B. Hunter, 5-126, 9-7; A. M. Gurau, 6- 8-15, 12-73; Eugene Paul, 6-5; Dr Richard Seddon, 6-13, 7-26; F. L. A.

Gotz, 6-16, 9-21; Aime Grimald, 6-16; Charles Sullivan, 6-57; Danny Weil, 6- 129; James Knight, QBE, 6-135; John Hohnen, 6-137; Rev. Fr. E. Sabatier, 7- 10; Sir Malcolm Trustram Eve, 7-13; B. D. Lakshman, 7-18; Noel Maloney, 7- Tom Neale, 7-63; Edward (“Tex”) Roberts, 7-77; Alick Wickham, 7-85, 9- 27; Te Tiaon Nabuti, 7-107; Mrs. Lutu Malietoa, 8-5; Peter Tali Coleman, 8-11; Frank Bugotu, 8-13; Tom French, 8-35; William W. Brandt, 8-37; James Anthony, 8- Mrs. E. Fullard-Leo. 8-69; Jack Valenta, 8-75; Richard Broadhurst, 8-77- P. P. Heller, 9-5; S. E. Goudie, 9-6; Epinery Titemur. 9-6; Capt. L. C.

Boulton, 9-8; Dr. Joseph Williams, 9-9; J. E. Windrum, 9-13; W. N. Allison, 9- 14; John Guise, 9-17; Mrs. A. A. Innes, 9- Miss May Anderson, RRC, 9-27; Marchese Emilio Pucci, 9-77; Capt. J. H.

Evans, 9-80; Robert Tomarchin, 9-117; Val Savage, 10-9; Trapp Family Players, 10- David Diake, 10-73; Capt. Brett Hilder, 10-80; Minister Paul Hasluck, 10-125; R. L. Munro, 11-5; J M Hedstrom, 11-6; R. Hewlett, 11-9; R. P.

Berking, 11-11; Russell Foreman, 11-13; Sir Donald Cleland, 11-23, 12-57- Ephraim Jubilee, 11-27, 12-76; Alan Gow, 11-74; Bishop Leonard Kemp thorne, 12-27; Capt. G. V. (“Scotty”) Allan, 12-49; H. van Pel, 12-55; L Wibberley, 12-78; K. Minogue, 12-80; Michael (“Tarzan”) Fomenko, 12-105- Tom McCuaig, 12-115; H. T. (“Blue”) 139 &n ' Malietoa Tanumafili, 12-

Pitcairn Is.: 1-118, 3-131, 11-75.

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Samoa, American: 1-119, 1-127 2-113

2-139, 3-121, 3-129, 5-123, 5-137, 6-129 7- 15, 7-107. 7-117, 7-131, 8-7, 8-11, 9-6 ’ 10- 23, 10-156, 11-21, 11-149, 12-117.

SAMOA, WESTERN: Citizenship, 1-22* Tokelaus, 1-65. 12-75, 12-140; Dictionary] 1-122; Petty Crime, 1-131; Self Govern ment, 1-133, 2-23, 4-19, 6-17, 7-121- TEAL Service Ceases, 2-131; Birth Control, 2-133; Alfred Vercoe, 2-133, 5-

123, 6-129, 11-134; Copra, 2-145, 4-131, 6- Safety Measures for Ships, 2-115; PRO Resigns, 3-12; Constitutional Con vention, 3-23, 4-26, 4-71; Trade 4-41 9- 10-25; Shaw Savill Service, 4-101; Oil Terminal, 4-109; Bananas, 4-131; Judge Rothwell Retires, 5-5; Public Service, 5-69, 6-121, 10-117, 11-5; Elections, 5-122, 7-21, 9-118, 10-130; Savai’i Airstrip, 5-122; Apia Library, 5- 125; Plebiscite, 6-17, 8-29, 9-19, 10-20, 11-18; Death of Albert Schaafhausen, 6- 32; WHO Grant, 6-39; Aviation, 6-118; Postage Stamps, 6-119; Constable Nikoloa Masce. 6-137; New Year Honours, 6-141; Savai’i Road, 7-39; Newspaper Law Suits, 7-121, 9-121; Education, 7-126; Crusader Direct Line, 7- Stone Throwing, 7-138; Economy, 10- 10-158; “Death Oaths”, 10-131; 1889 Hurricane, 10-105; Independence, 12- 19; “No Kava for Johnny”, 12-85.

Ships And Shipping: Aimara, 1-101;

Aranui. 1-101; Anchorite iHMS sub.), 1-103, 11- Adi Keva, 1-105; Arewa, 1-111, 2-103. 2- Argentinian Reef~r. 2-111; Aberdeen- Anzac, 2-115, 3-115; Adi Beti, 2-115, 8-107, Aurelia, 2-115, 2-123; Adios, 2-117, 5-115; Awahnee, 2-117, 5-115, 7-113, 8-114, 9-110, 10- Argo, 3-101; Aoniu, 3-103; Ante Topic, 3-105, 4-97; Adi Tui Lomaloma, 3- Aoba, 3-109; Anzac (HMAS), 3-117; Allegra-S, 4-97; Alferez Campora, 4-110, 5- 6-127, 9-109; Aldebaran. 5-105, 6-101; Aafje, 5-115, 7-114, 8-115, 9-111; Ake Maru, 6- Alameda, 6-104; Argo, 7-101; Amalric, 7-126; Apanui, 8-111, 10-113, 11- Aolele, 9-97; Arthur Rogers, 9-110, 11- Arneb, 11-101; Atea, 11-107; Albatross, 11-109; Bounty (Replica). 1-97 3-87, 5-121, 6-27, 6-101, 10-79; Babboon, 1- 2-107. 4-110. 6-109; Black Dolphin. 2- Ben Gunn, 3-101, 4-110, 4-111, 5-115, 6-109; Bremen, 3-102; Babenda, 3-103, 6- Bank Line, 3-109, 5-119; Blue Star, 3- Busama, 5-101; Bass (HMAS). 5-111; Borrachita, 5-115, 7-115, 11-107; Bounty (Yacht), 7-113, 8-114; Bergalia. 9-101; Bundamba, 11-103; Balclutha, 12-103; Blue Peter, 12-113; Carla Manus, 1-111, 2-117, 3-115, 12-103; Cruising Yacht Legislation in NZ, 3-113; Canberra, 3-125, 7-107, 10-105, 12- Coral Princess, 4-107; Crusader Shipping Co.. 4-130, 7-126, 12-111; Charles H. Gilbert, 5-107, 7-102, 11-101; Cruises. 5-129, 6-147; Cap Domingo, 6-103; Charlotte Donald. 6-107; Chitose Maru, 6-107; Chungking, 6-109; Cardigan Bay, 7-101; Cape Ortegal, 9-103; Craig J., 9-107; Citos, 10- Constellation, 10-111; Caprice, 11- Colorado del Mar, 12-107; Dobiri, I- 5-107, 7-110, 8-111, 10-113; Don Quixote, 3-105; Delfino, 3-109, 6-111, 8-103, 9-101; Duali, 4-127; Diana. 4-109; D’Vara’ 5- Daisen, 6-101, 9-105; Daiko, 6-101, 7- Daisei, 6-101, 7-107; Doris Crane, 9-40, 12-103; Damadora del Mar, 9-99; Derwent (RAN), 10-101; Esmeralda, 1-97, II- 12-103; Enticer 11, 1-111; Endeavour (HMNZS), 2-103, 3-101, 3-107; Euphrosyne, 6- 10-113; Foxton, 1-101, 5-105, 9-103; Fortune, 1-109; Flying Fish, 1-109, 5-115; Fiesta, 1-111, 5-115, 7-114; Flamenia, 2-115; Free Flight, 2-117, 3-115, 5-115, 7-114, 8-115; Francis Gamier, 4-107, 6-109, 12-107; Forerunner, 6-109; Fresno City, 6-137; Fitheach Ban, 7-113, 11-107; Favourite, 8- Plying Walrus, 8-115, 9-111; Fangailifuka, 10-111; Freight Rates Up, 12-107; Galatea, 1-109. 2-117; Groningen, 4- Gascoyne, 7-103; Glacier, 7-103; General Grant, 7-109; Gay Lady, 7-115; Genkaichi Maru. 7-117; Golden Bear, 8-103; Gurke, 10-101; Hifofua, 1-97. 2-107, 4-101, 8-101, 10-111; Haunui, 1-111; Hope, 3-126; Holmburn, 4-106; Horizon, 7-101, 8-109; Herekino, 10-112, 12-107; Inaha, 1-101. 5- Incharran, 1-103; Ina, 1-109, 2-117; Iwa, 1-109, 2-117; Isobel Rose, 6-104; Island Queen (Rotui), 7-107; Inchstaffa, 9-107; Janis, 1-109, 3-115; John Antler, 3-105; Jean R., 5-105; Joyita, 5-117, 7-109; John Wilson, 11-103; Kaio Maru, 1-97; Koro 1-107; Koae, 1-109, 2-117; Kehua, l-lll’„ 3-115, 4-111, 12-113; Kurlmarau, 2-109,

4- 8-105; Kyalami, 2-117, 5-115, 7-114; Kelpie, 2-117; Kochab. 2-117; Karel Doorman, 3-66, 4-103; Komaliae, 4-107, Kungava, 4-107; Koyo Maru, 5-103, 9-103; Kooraka, 5-105, 6-101; Kokoda (Ex), 5-107; Kylie, 5-115; Karen Margrethe, 5-115, 7- Kaumoana, 8-107; Kanimbla, 8-115; Kouangsi, 10-105; Kaponga, 10-109; King Charles, 12-105; Le Phoque, 1-105; Leilani, 5- Liro (Ex Maria del Mar, ex- Kokoda), 5-107; Leaky Tiki (Raft), 5-109; Life Rafts, 6-101, 8-101; Lolo Mana’ia, 8- Lotte Skoe, 10-105; Lady Dianna. 11- Mindini, 1-27, 4-77; Macuata, 1-97; Moana Roa, 1-99, 4-50, 4-97, 5-111, 7-109, 7- 10-113; Maui Pomare, 1-101, 2-103, 4-49. 4-97, 7-113, 8-111, 9-7. 10-112, 11-97, 12- Moala, 1-107; Margaret, 1-111, 2-117, 4-60; Monowai, 2-103; Melanesien, 2- Marie Celine, 2-117, 5-115, 7-114, 9- Malaita, 2-144, 12-107; Melanesian, 3- Moana Raoi, 3-101; Maroro, 3-107, 4- Marco Polo, 3-113, 5-115; Marlyn. 3-113; Mystic, 4-101; Monterey. 4-105, 5- 9-99; Mariposa, 4-105, 5-53, 9-99; Mainiro, 5-105: Maria del Mar (Ex-Kokoda, now Liro), 5-107; Manu Rere, 5-115, 7-115; Mariner, 5-115, 7-115, 9-110; Marguerite, 5- 6-109; Mataram, 6-109; Makoa, 6- 11-109, 12-113; Miranda, 7-114, Mekerio, 8-107; Mayflower (Maui Pomare), 8- 10-112, 11-97; Manmo, 8-113; Matson Co., 9-99; Maria del Mar (ex-Marua), 9-97, 11-101; Monarch, 9-105; Manitob, 11-103; Myra J., 11-109; Manava, 12-101; Martime Museum, 12-101; Melbourne (HMAS), 12- 107; Mangaru, 12-110; Nippon Maru, 1-97; Nusa, 1-107; Nina, 1-111, 2-117; Nikoria, 3-101; Neptune, 4-97; Namoiata, 5-105, 9- 103; Ngaloa, 5-115; Northern Light, 5-115; Northern Star. 6-101, 7-107, 12-105; Nagasaki Maru. 6-109; Nikau, 7-105, 10-109; Ninikoria, 7-105; Nivanga, 7-105; Norla, 7- 8-114; Nola, 7-113; Nanette, 7-114; Nojima Maru, 9-103; Noona Dan, 11-101; New World, 11-109; Neleh, 11-109; Ocean Races, 1-107, 4-109, 6-110, 7-113, 8-114, 11- Ortona, 3-115; Outward Bound, 3-115, 12-111; Oriana, 3-125, 5-127, 6- 7-107, 8-111; Orsom 111, 4-107; Oronsay, 4-109; Olseau des lies 11, 5-107; Pvt. Frank Petrarca, 1-105; Pennella, 1- 2-117, 4-111; Patsy Jean, 1-111, 4-109, 5-115, 6-109, 12-113; Pacific Enterprise, 2- 2-109, 4-125; Parcorali, 3-105, 4-97; Pacific Islands Shipbuilding Co. (Hong kong), 3-107; Phoebe, 4-110; Port Towns ville, 5-107; Paraita, 6-105, 7-107; Papuan Explorer, 7-107; Paluma, 7-113; Phoenix, 7- Parramatta, 8-114: Peterel (HMS), 10- Poseidon, 10-115, 11-109; Protector (HMS), 11-101; Quebec. 9-97; Rannah, 1-99, 3-111; Readwill, 1-111; Romayne, 1-111, 2-117; Rejoice, 2-117; Red Witch 5- 6-109; Revel (or Rebel). 5-115, 6-109, 7- 10-115; Rangitane, 5-129; Rafts, life, 6- Rotui (Island Queen), 7-107; Rosalie, 8- Ratanui, 8-105; Retriever, 9-103, 11- Runic, 8-113, 9-97, 10-101; Rowan I USN), 10-101; Royal Australian Navy, 10- 12-110; Rendezvous, 10-115; Rona, 12- Shintoku Maru, 1-97; Sliver Cloud, 1-109, 2-117; September Song, 1-111, 2-117, 6-109; Southern Maid, 1-111; Stardust,’ 1- 2-113, 2-117, 3-115, 5-115, 7-115, 8-115, 11-107; Southern Cross IX, 1-137, 3- 12-105; Slevik, 2-111, 2-117; Stag hound, 2-117, 11-107, 12-111; Si Ye Pambili, 2- 4-110, 5-115, 6-109; Shamrock, 2-117, 12- Samos, 3-125; Sea Fever, 2-117 11- 12-113; Seven Seas, 3-102, 4-99; Suva, 3-103; Stormalong, 3-115 7-114- Sumatra, 4-106. 5-105, 6-101; ’ Stanvac Bangkok. 4-109; Shirrabank, 5-103- Sungei-Bila, 5-113, 7-113; Skaal, 5-llsi Southern Cross (liner), 6-103; Sierra’ 6-104, 9-99, 10-107; Sonoma, 6-io4, 9-99- Shiralee, 6-109; Soncy, 6-109; Shokalsky’ 6- 8-103, 9-103, 10-101: St. Bride’s Bay, 7-101; Spencer F. Baird, 7-101; Solo 7- Sea Wyf, 1-115; Sorana del Mar’ 8- Stranger, 8-109; Sepik. 9-107; Solace’ 9- Stardrift, 9-109; Somers (USN)’ 10- Sutherland (USN), 10-101; Stuart (RAN). 10-101; Solquest, 11-107; Santana

11-107; Suez, 11-109; Solo, 11-109; Taisei Maru, 1-97; Tiare Maori, 1-101, 5-107, 7-111, 8-111, 11-105, 11-107; Tenyo Maru, 1- 5-103, 8-107, 9-103; Te Matai, 1-109, 2- 3-115; Tiburon 11, 1-109, 3-111, 5-115; Trade Winds, 1-109, 4-110, 5-109, 10-107, 11- Tahiti. 1-111, 3-115, 6-109; Tahoe, 1- 4-110, 7-113, 12-113; Typee, 2-107; Tovata, 2-109; Tiburon, 2-117, 9-110; Taranui, 3-103; Teiko, 3-103; Taga Maru, 3- Tung Feng, 3-109; Tobruk (HMAS) 3- Tanos. 3-125; Te Vega, 4-97; Tagula, 4-101; Taveuni, 4-105, 4-106, 5-105, 7-110; Tonan Maru, 4-105; Tofua, 4-107, 6- 11-103; Tahiti (brig), 5-76; Tangalooma, 5-111; Te Rapunga, 6-109; Tokuwa Maru, 6-109; Tanganui. 6-109; Tamare, 6-109; Tiare Taporo, 7-110; Te Forionuu, 8-107; Totoya, 8-107; Trevoylor, 9- Tzu Hang, 9-110; Te Matangi, 9-110; Tapir (HMS), 11-99; Trump (HMS), 11-99; Tabard (HMS), 11-99; Trianon, 12-105 Timbarra, 12-109; Tempest, 12-113; Tamure, 12- Urabeni, 4-101; Universe Daphne, 5- Unga, 11-103; Viti, 1-97, 2-103, 3-109. 4- 12-101; Venture, 2-115; Van Neck, 3- Vendetta, 3-109; Viking, 3-115; Viapera, 3-115; Volontaire, 4-99, 8-107, 12-101; Viking Ahoy, 5-115; Ventura, 6-104 7- 9-99; Vaitere, 6-107; Venturer, 6-109; Verao, 9-97, 10-99; Voyager (HMAS), 12- 107: Valkyer, 12-111; Wild Goose 11, 1-109, 2- 2-133. 3-113, 5-115, 6-107; Wanderer, 1- 2-109, 2-117, 3-115, 4-111, 7-114; Wanderer 111, 1-109, 1-111, 2-117, 3-113, 4- 6-109, 8-115, 10-113; Whence, 1-109, 2- 5-105, 10-115, 12-113; White Squall. 1-111, 3-115; Waimihi, 3-113; Waitomo, 4-18, 4-107, 6-109; Wongala, 4-99; Wewak, 4-99; Waihape, 6-109; Water-jet propelled craft, 7-105; Woollambi, 9-101, 10-107; Waria. 12-110; Yanawai, 3-102, 7-105, 10- Yankee, 3-115; Yasme 111, 4-110, 6- 9-109; Yarra (HMAS), 8-113; Yung Chine No. 3, 10-103; Yankee Doodle, 11-109, 12-113; Zarja, 4-97, 6-105, 7-101.

SOLOMON IS.: Legislative Cel., 1-21, 3-18, 4- 5-20, 7-21; SPC Boatbuilding School, 1-133, 6-107; Visit of Julian Amery, 2-18, 3- 4-23; New High Commissioner, 2-23, 3- 8-21; Lunga R. Bridge, 2-29, 4-117; Rice Project, 2-64; Cocoa Industry, 2-162; 1943 Rescue of Lt. Kennedy, 3-45, 4-27, 5-25, 6- 49, 7-26, 8-26, 9-27, 10-141, 12-127; Shipping Services, 3-54; Sir John Gutch, 3-133, 7-5, 8- Development Capital, 3-161; Trading Corp., 3-162; Giant Frogs, 4-77; Royal Commonwealth Soc. Volunteers, 4-121; Wild Dog Pest, 4-121; Damages Claim, 4-130; First Police Dog, 5-61; Electricity Charges, 5- Copra, 5-133, 9-157; Aviation, 5-135. 6- 7-126, 8-25; First Resident Com missioner, 6-77; New Year Honours, 6-141; Customs Duty, 7-21, 7-130; La Perouse, 7- 49, 9-79; Alick Wickham, 7-85, 9-27; Another Roncador Reef Victim, 7-117; Police Uni forms, 7-129; Guadalcanal Club, 8-13; Link with P-NG, 8-21, 9-7; Minerals, 8-25, 11-7; Sentences in Magistrates’ Courts, 8-47; Place Names Spelling, 8-61; Observatory, 8-113; Govt. Offices, 8-129; Mendana Hotel, 8- 12-78; Bishop Patteson Centenary, 9- Customs’ Dept. Uniform, 9-73; Vanikoro Strike, 9-77; Workers’ Union, 9- Bulk Oil, 9-126; Gambling Legisla tion, 10-23; Bellona Is. Phosphate, 10-48; Broadcasting, 10-129; Kira Kira Ghost, 10- Deep Water Wharf, 11-105; Poker Machines, 12-21; Old Tulagi Hotel, 12-78; Vanikoro Reafforestation, 12-127; Native Bishops, 12-128; Fijians Greet High Com missioner, 12-129.

South Pacific Commission: 1-133,

4- 5-27, 6-31, 6-73, 9-47, 12-55.

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Tahiti And French Polynesia:

Elections, 1-23; 5-year Plan, 1-129; How Tahiti Became French, 2-84; Filming “Mutiny on the Bounty”, 2-125, 3-87, 5- 57, 6-27, 7-59, 11-51; Mission Ship “Duff” in Marquesas, 3-84, 5-78; British Consul,

3-123; New Papeete Airport, 3-146, 4-131, 5- 9-57; Tourism, 5-56, 6-29, 6-146, 7-9, 7-57, 8-25, 8-63, 8-146, 9-57, 10-28. 11-49; Papain, 5-59; New Governor, 6-16; Coca- Cola Factory, 6-27; Supermarket, 6-29; Radio Links, 6-135; Princess Turia Salmon. 6- “Desert Island” Experiment, 7-55; Drift Voyage, 7-57; Ministerial Visit, 7-117; Lack of Employment for Youth, 8-55; Pacific Franc, 8-157; Aviation, 9-57, 11-49, 11-111; Anti-TB Campaign. 9-73; Signs Must be in French, 10-29; Reburial of de Bisschop, 10-29; Jean Masson, 10-31; Coconut Pest, 11-51; Mosquito Control, 11- 51; Meningitis Caused by Parasite, 11-53; Sydney’s Tahiti Coffee Shop, 11-61; Tuamotu Shell Fishing, 12-110; Entertainers in Aust., 12-128.

TONGA: Copra Income, 1-117; Visit of Japanese Scientists, 1-119, 2-128, 4-129; Radio. 2-128, 7-127; Niuafo’ou (Tin Can Is.), 3-121; Dried Bananas Project, 3-162, 6- 12-68; New Fisheries Officer, 3-111; Cabinet Reshuffle, 4-45; Whaling, 4-154, 7- Bulk Oil Terminal, 4-101, 6-117; Commando Platoon Reunion, 5-19; New Year’s Honours, 6-141; Chart of Nukualofa’s Approaches, 6-104; New Standard Time. 7-53; New Shoal, 7-103; Halaflhi Breach of Promise Case, 8-23; Broadcasting, 8-117, 9-65, 12-134; Oil Paintings for Sale. 9-10; Hurricane, 9-23, 10-77, 10-133, 11-129, 12- 123, 12-137; “Orsova” Visit. 9-51.

TOURISM: (See also under individual Territories); 2-123, 3-53, 3-127, 3-138, 5- 36, 6-29. 6-146, 7-25, 7-145, 8-25, 8-146, 9- 57; 9-146, 10-146, 11-138, 12-117, 12-143.

Trading And Other Companies:

Kinjibi Holdings Ltd., 1-137, 11-61, 12-155; Bulolo Gold Dredging, 1-157. 1-158, 2-139. 5-158, 10-158; Emperor Mines, 1-158, 2- 161, 3-162, 5-17, 6-157; New Guinea Gold fields Ltd., 1-158, 5-157; Koitaki Rubber Estates, 1-158, 3-162, 4-154, 5-158; Aus tralasian Petroleum Co., 1-158, 2-161, 3- 161, 4-153, 5-159, 6-21, 9-158, 12-156; Plantations Holdings Ltd., 1-158, 2-161; Morris Hedstrom Ltd., 2-128; Uno Ltd.. 2- Norfolk Is. & Byron Bay Whaling Co., 2-161, 6-158, 7-157, 11-150; Steamships Trading Co., 1-161; Enterprise of NG, 2- 161. 7-157; Vacuum Oil Co., 2-162; Pacific Island Mines Ltd., 2-162, 7-157, 8-158, 9- 157. 10-158; Theo. Thomas & Co. Ltd., 3- 37; Pacific Is. Shipbuilding Co., Hong kong, 3-107; TEAL, 3-161; Gillespie Bros., 3- Dylup Plantations Ltd., 3-162, 10- 158; BSIP Trading Corp., 3-162; Placer Development, 3-162; Seismic Surveys Ltd., 4- Camelot Nominees Ltd., 4-153; Clarke Bros. Holdings Ltd., 4-153; Mariboi, 4-153, 8-157; NG Resources Prospecting Co., 4-153, 5-141; Bali Plantations Ltd., 4-154, 6-157, 8-158; New Guinea Goldfields Ltd., 4-154, 7-158; Summit Retreading Co., 4- Makurapau Estate Ltd., 5-9, 5-158, 7-157; Bank of Baroda, 5-15; Hongkong and Wampoa Dock Co., 5-101; Kauri Timber Co., 5-158; Fletcher Timber Co., 5- W. R. Carpenter (Holdings), 3-162, 5- 7-158; Oil Search Ltd., 6-21, 7-21; NG Coffee Estates Ltd., 6-45, 11-149; Loloma, 6-157; Southern Pacific Insurance, 6- Queensland Insurance, 6-158; Fiji Industries Ltd., 7-157; Australian Pearling Co., 7-158; Union SS Co., 7-158; Sandy Creek Gold Sluicing, 8-157; Kerema. 8-157; Demka Pty. Ltd., 8-157; Watkins Consolida ted Ltd., 8-158, 12-133; Hamac Holdings.

Ltd., 9-23, 10-137, 11-149; Rubberlands, 9-158; Adi Timber Development Co., 9-158, 11-150; Burns Philp & Co. Ltd., 10-157, 11-56; Burns Philp (SS) Co. Ltd., 10-157; Associated Tobacco Manufacturers (Hold ings) Ltd., 10-158; Australasian Pearlers/ Union Pearl Co. of Japan, 10-158; Korfena Plantations (NG) Ltd., 10-158; Bowden Pearling Co., 10-158; Fiji Tobacco Co., 11-125; P-NG Development Co., 11-149; Sogeri Rubber Plantations Ltd., 11-150; CSR Co., 12-22; Palgrave Corp., 12-154; Associated Continental Petroleum, 12-155; Lolorua, 12-155; Robt. Gillespie Ltd., 12* 155; PI Timbers, 12-156.