5-150; Jones & Guerrero Inc., of Guam,

5- Papuan Apinaipi, 5-150; South Pacific Sugar Mills Ltd. (CSR subsidiary), 6- 7-119; Loloma (Fiji) NL, 6-145- Emperor Mines Ltd., 6-145; APC Co., 6-146, 10-154; TEAL, 6-146; Aucher Pearling Pty.

Ltd., 6-146; Fiji Sugar Milling Co., 7-36; Thompson & Wright Pty. Ltd., 7-153- Planet Oil Co., NL, 7-153; Lolorua Rubber, 7- Sandy Creek Gold Sluicing Co. 7- 8-146, 9-150, 10-154; Shell Petroleum Co., 7-154; Unilever, 7-154, 9-150; Colo nial Development Corporation, 8-47; Robt Gillespie Pty. Ltd., 8-144; Concrete Indus tries (Aust.) Ltd., 8-145; Quarries Ltd., 8- P. & 0.-Orient Co., 8-146, 9-149; Marlboi, 8-146; Burns Philp Trust Co.’ 9- Century Storage Batteries Ltd., 9- Kerema Rubber Ltd., 9-150; Rub berlands Ltd., 9-150; BSIP Trading Cor poration, 10-78; Burns Philp & Co. Ltd 10- Palgrave Corporation Ltd., 10-154-’

Korfena Plantation Ltd., 10-154; Morobe Hotels Ltd., 11-157; Sangara (Holdings) Ltd., 11-157; Colyer Watson (NG) Ltd., 12-33; Oil Search Ltd., 12-180; Burns Philp (S.S.) Ltd., 12-181; South Pacific Insurance Co., 12-181.

Trusteeship Council Of U.N.: 2-24

9-15, 10-15.

Index to Vol. XXXII

Aug., 1961, To July., 1962, Inclusive

ime XXXII is ing headings: and Asian lirs. lon.

Is. tmas Is. ;rtorn Is. is. rt and Ellice nds. ii. h.

Howe Is. e Industries, tall, Caroline d Marianas . Guam), ms and Mis aries.

Caledonia.

Guinea, West.

indexed under the New Hebrides.

Niue.

Norfolk Is.

Organisations.

Pacific, General.

Palmyra.

Papua-New Guinea.

People.

Pitcairn Is.

Samoa, American.

Samoa, Western.

Solomon Is.

South Pacific Com mission.

South Pacific Con ference.

Tahiti & French Polynesia.

Tonga.

Trading and Indus trial Companies.

Trusteeship Council.

A l AND ASIAN AFFAIRS: Indonesia 1-25, 1-71, 5-16, 6-15, 6-23, 6-40, 7- 8-23, 8-145, 10-16, 12-117, ; Portuguese Timor, 1-71, 6-36.

4Tion: Teal, 1-22, 1-121, 2-120,

10-127; Ansett-ANA, 1-23, 5-149, 10- 10-140; New Hebrides Air -1-113, 8-127; Qantas, 1-121, 2-120, 3-153, 5-113, 6-59, 10-28, 12-23, ; South Pacific Airlines Ltd., 1-129, TAA, 1-131, 4-61, 4-115, 10-133; Fiji fs Ltd., 2-136, 3-20, 4-135, 6-125; 3IP Service, 3-20, 4-135; Hovercraft, 9-107; Polynesian Airlines, 4-135, Korolevu Air Transport, 5-7, 6-121; a, 5-149, 6-11; Airline fares, 7-24; tidia International, 8-122; Crowley rs, 9-26.

C K ISLANDS: NZ Scholarships, 1- Financial Troubles, 2-21; Fishing, 7-105, 8-125, 11-140; Migration to 139, 8-43; Liquor Laws, 4-33; Fruit- Canning, 4-61; Bureaucracy, 4-137; ,tion, 4-137, 8-43; Mr. & Mrs. Gordon 1 Retire, 5-134; Tourism, 6-43, 11- .2-41; Library and Museum, 7-45; ig Industry, 7-73; Citrus Industry, Puka Puka, 8-45; Last “Theatre ” 9-54; Manuae, 9-64; Hurricane ;e, 9-97; Infant Health, 9-119; Com n, 10-9; Presents for Princess Mar -1- Minister’s Visit, 11-121, 12- [iss Rarotonga War, 11-138; Self iment, 12-15.

Istmas Island; 9-17.

’Perton Is.; 9-103.

RA: 1-28, 2-129, 3-63, 3-130, 4-122, 6- 7-153, 8-19, 10-123, 11-158.

D THS: H. van Pel, 1-19; Setareki M. 1-137; J. L. Mitchell, 1-137; Mrs.

Keesing, 1-137; J. Flemons, 1-137; . Austin Malone, 1-137; Samuel S. , 1-137; Mrs. Emily Tutty, 2-141; Thomas Allan, 2-141; Mrs. C. E. re, 2-141; Paul Thompson, 2-141; Meiritz, 2-141; Tualaulelei Mauri, revita Solofoni, 3-128; Ghulam Hus -3-129; Ron Pickwell, 3-141; Ratu • Cokanauto Tuisawau, 3-141; Hon. s A. Banks, 3-141; J. B. Stinson. 3-141; n T. Watson, 3-141; Henley McKegg, H. G. Hari, 5-137; Bedford Kes -5-137; Capt. M. Zuydam, 5-137; bstello, 5-137; L. W. Logan, 5-137- ’ P. Lyons, 6-133; W. J. Lahore, E. H. Griffiths, 6-133; Alfred E. n, 6-133; Rev. Fr. Y. Helliat, 7-139; Lillian Crane, 7-139; Mrs. M. M. 7- George W. L. Townsend, 8- 8-55; Ratu Etonia Seru, 8-132;

V. R. Jam, 8-132; Minto McCoy, 8-132; Q. S. Jagroop, 8-132; Salum, of Karkar. 8- Sir Clifton Webb, 8-132; The Hon.

Havea Tu’iha’ateiho, 9-137; Wilfred Smith, 9- E. H. Mcllwain, 9-137; Dr. C. Keys ser, 9-137; C. S. Sachs, 9-137; Ratu Timoci Vosailagi, 9-137; Miss May Anderson, 10- 141; S. Maharaj, 10-141; H. W. Scope, 10- Timothy Lee, 10-141; J. Peacock, 10- Captain E. W. Harness, 10-141; Mrs. Alice Wilson, 10-141; C. A. Adams, 11- 11-145; Mrs. Mary I. Hendren, 11- 134; Miss Elizabeth Pooley, 11-134; W. P.

Schutz, 11-145; Richard Broadhurst, 11- 145; Arthur Hall, 11-145; Sister Maria Regina, 11-145; Carl Jacobsen, 11-145; Mrs. F. Smith, 11-145; Commander Maxime d’ Andre, 11-145; Bishop Joseph Blanc, 12- Mrs. Viti Snodgrass, 12-166; Mrs.

Mable James, 12-165; Rev. Dr. A. C. Cato, 12-166; Peter Quan Hang, 12-166; J. E.

Willoughby, 12-166; Bishop Joseph Darnand, 12-166.

F FIJI: Liquor Control, 1-19, 1-25, 4-39, 11-138, 12-18; Shooting of A. J. C. Foster, 1- New Stamp Issues, 1-20, 6-117; Operations of U 2 Aircraft, 1-29; Swimming Pool Boom, 1-38; Rugby Football, 1-39, 8- Fiji Kisan Sangh, 1-41; Nadi Fes tival, 1-44, 3-15; Double Canoes, 1-45, 2- 3-101; Cheque Forgery, 1-49; Soccer Football, 1-115; Constitutional Conven tion, 1-131; Telephone System, 1-133; Manganese Mining, 1-150; Trade, 1-150, 4-17, 4-115, 4-133, 4-153, 5-115, 9-119, 9- 149, 11-139, 12-181; Land Development and Policy, 2-18, 6-17, 10-130; Communism. 2-20, 5-109, 10-20; Flood Problems, 2-45; Cement Factory, 2-53, 3-153, 11-130; Film Making, 2-73; Fashions, 2-74; Accident to Police Punt, 2-105; Levuka Fishery, 2-109, 2-153, 4-18, 6-57, 12-65; Lautoka Wharf, 2-109; Visit by French Navy. 2-109; Bad Cheques, 2-115, 5-59; Pacific Games, 2- 117, 6-61, 8-122, 12-20; Pumice Industry, 2- Double Drowning in Ba River, 2-119; Police Chief “Booked”, 2-121; Hotels, 2- 123, 2-128, 3-130, 6-5, 6-111; Pacific Youth Conference, 2-126; UK Grants, 2-127; Army Recruits for UK, 2-128, 3-134, 4-139, 5- 19, 6-111; Solar Heat Dries Copra, 2-129; Fiji Airways, 2-136; Handicrafts, 2-138; Match Factory, 2-153, 4-127, 8-121; Tourism, 3-15, 5-111, 5-117, 6-45, 9-45

100-24; Rnzap, 3-21, 5-128, 9-115, 11-55,

11-101; Suva Traffic Lights, 3-39; Crime, 3- 4-119, 9-115, 12-141; Suva-Levuka Boat Race, 3-105; Hibiscus Festival, 3-115, 4- Arson Case, 3-121; Nadi Women’s Cultural & Sports Club, 3-123; Suva Wharf, 3-124, 4-99, 7-105, 11-133, 12-115; Fish Poisoning, 3-125; Roller Skating, 3- 128; Retirement of Rev. & Mrs. Cowled 3- Trade Fair, 3-128, 9-111; Indian Centenarian Dies, 3-129; Suva Point Air port, 3-129; New Mocambo Hotel, 3-130, 9- Aircrews in Launch Mishap, 3-133, 4- Rice, 3-155; “Miss Sugar,” 4-17; Raintree Exports, 4-53, 10-125; Fijian Footballers Play for Lancashire, UK, 4-57; US Exploring Expedition (1840) and the Battle of Malolo, 4-74; Sugar Industry, 4-115, 5-121, 8-120, 9-21, 9-116, 100-18, 11- 19, 12-21; Trustram Eve Report, 1-133, 2-17, 3-17, 3-23, 3-57, 4-17, 6-18; Sugar Board, 6-18, 7-16, 8-120, 9-21; M’sLC Attack CSR Co., 7-119; South Pacific Sugar Mills Ltd. (CSR subsidiary), 6-145, 7-119- Fiji Sugar Milling Co. Winds Up, 7-36; Suva City Council, 4-117; Praying Lands Indian in Court, 4-121; Fijian Fishing Rights, 4-122; Adi Cakobau Choir in NZ, 4-123, 6-126, 7-126; South Pacific Air Transport Council Meets, 4-123; New Bishop in Polynesia, 4-129; Housing De velopment, 4-154; Legislative Council, 5- 17, 6-17, 8-121, 9-115; Credit Unions.

Better Economy, 5-21, 12-21; Lautoka Fishery, 5-103; Empty Gas Cylinder on Fulaga, 5-103; Banana Industry, 5-109, 10-

(First numeral indicates number of issue, second numeral gives page). 132, 11-17, 12-21, 12-160; Makogai Leprosy Hospital, 5-110; Retirement Dr. p. Dill- Russell, 5-111; Fiji Agricultural Show, 5- 121; Native Asleep on Nadi Runway, 5-123 Copper Discoveries, 5-150; Vince Costello of “Garrick.” 6-5; Self-Government, 6-17’, 6-23; Ratu P. Ganilau, 6-17; Ratu G.

Cakobau, 6-17; Ravuama Vunivalu, 6-17; Search and Rescue Operations, 6-95’

Rhinoceros Beetle, 6-113; Lau Starlings’ 6-113; Garvey Parrot Dies, 6-117; Roads’ 6- Industrial Strikes, 6-119; Develop ment Commissioner, 6-122 7-15 11-139- Cricket Team in NZ, 6-123; Fertiliser Subsidy, 6-126; Isa Lei’s Composer, 7-25 • Furore Over Tabua (Whale’s Tooth) 7- 44, 9-73; Copra Development Bill, 7.53- Maroro” Holiday for Fiji Boys, 7-75 : Government Slipway, 7-105, 11-111; Civil Service Aid Scheme (Expatriate Officers) 7- Nurses Graduate Under NZ Con p’p 0118 ’ 7-l i 7 i 1 Le 6 CO Members Attack CSR Co., 7-119; Douglas Ram Samuj Fa . b / 7 1C £ eSlg r ne /’ 7 ' 125: s y dn ey Publicity.

Tin / ndmn Association of Fiji, 7nnioJ 1S T lt f 0f f Noel Coward . 8-5; Australian Union Interference. 8-13; B. D Laksh in 8-18, 9-110; Registrar Expels Union m^ er r , 8 : 18 ’ 9 0 -\ 10 ’ Fi J' ian Newspaper (Nai Lalakai) 8-19; Fiji Broadcasting Commission, 8-25, 10-25. 11-23; NZ Pro fessor’s Views on Politico-Economy, 8-29- Colonial Development Corporation Chair pil;? V n Sl )7 47 ’ Savusav n Salt Scheme Fails, 8-47; Taxi Control, 8-65; Ovalau H^ n ,< Ch ou Service ’ 8 ‘ 103: Pa tality on Aban doned Ship, 8-114; Namaka School, 8-116- Report on House Rentals, 8-119; Manu facture of Storage Batteries, 8-121; New Chief Justice, 8-122; Air India Trip for Businessmen, 8-122; Neptune Bomber Crash-Lands, 8-124; Provincial Taxes. y-18, Nadi Airport, 9-31, 9.49- Aircraft Landing Fees, 9-49; “Coco £rL? 00ke i y ’” 9 ' 53; Fi j ian “Sulu,” 9-73; I™nk ° r Box p ish, 9-77; Go-Karts, 9-112; 9-115; Population. 9-117, 12-23 The Fijian Association, 9-117’ Need Fr n ee f 1 e Q r ’ 9^ 21 ’ Banno-Akhil Case. 9- 5 De Portation Case. 9- Joyita Mystery, 10-25; Duty-free G °°ds. 10-26. 10-132, 12-141; Strik e at Teachers’ College, 10-43; Hibiscus High way, 10-63; Treasure on Vatu Vara (Hat 10 -^ 12 ; 98; Secon dary InSstrTes!

I?q 17 vin U A^i e -f tlfiec L Flying Dbjects. 10- 119 FI J! Military Forces, 10-120; Youth Proffiems 10-121; Fiji Appeal Court. 10- 123, Land Development Seminar, 10-130- Ri^^ ldemic i,- 10 - 131; Confirmation of H.

Ritchie as Financial Secretary 10-135f n a^° ri SI?* o *}’ 10 ' 137: Suva Civic Centre’, 10- Education, 11-5; Regional Co-op Trammg Genire, H- 16 , 11-73; NZ Service Chiefs Visit, 11-55; Coconut Pests & Dis eases Board n- 101 ; Lautoka Oversized Fire Engine, 11-123; Illegal Arms, 11-133- Bir Lala Sukuna Remembrance Day 11- 139; Correspondence School, 12-91- Lau oka Bulk Oil. 12-119; Bligh Passage 12-137; New Medical Chief, 12-138; Nar ayan False Pretences Case, 12-140- Rn Airfield, 12-147. ’ ua G ViSJ LB o E f RT HC^ D CE l m - v f--- Passages, 2-103, 6-117, 8-98, 10-99; LMS Centenary. 2-125; Tarawa Water Supply 2 : 134 j 3-130; Retirement of Capt W. Farrell, 3-103; Retirement of Resident Commissioner (M. Bernacchi) 4- 25; Living Conditions, 4-76; Wholesale f,°r Cie r ty ' A 4 ; 126: New dom^ssioner (V. J. Andersen). 5-16, 11-18; Early Trade Rivalries, 5-22; Pish Farming 6-113- Census, 6-121; Tarawa Regatta 7-113- Sir A. Grimble, 7-115; Nesting Place of Tarawa Terns, 7-117; Betio Harbour Im

provement, 8-98; Minefields, 8-99; Whale Lassoed, 9-103; Binatake Tekai Appeal Succeeds, 10-123; Political Advancement, 11-18; First Liquor Bar Opened, 12-132.

H

Hawaii; 5-61, 5-127, 9-55, 9-74.

HEALTH; Malaria, 1-123, 8-63, 10-33, 10- Yaws, 2-135; Pilaria, 10-117; Kuru, 11- Tetanus, 11-133.

L

Lord Howe Is.; 9-125.

M

Marine Industries: Whaling. 1-105;

Fisheries Research, 2-105. 4-104, 6-101, 7-109 8-73, 8-99, 8-101, 8-113, 8-122, 8-125. 9-67, 10-103; Commercial Fisheries, 2-109, 2-130; Shell, 6-146; Poisonous Fish, 8-73.

Marshall, Caroline And Mariana

IS. (inc. Guam); 1-74, 7-37, 7-115, 8-11, 8-17, 8-104, 9-7.

Missions & Missionaries: Lutheran,

1- Roman Catholic Missions, 1-123, 4-5, 5-7, 6-9; Conference in Samoa, 2-41, 10-38; International Missionary Council, 2- 3-53; C. of E. 5-Year Drive. 2-45; LMS, 2-125; SDA, 3-123, 10-140; Rev. and Mrs. Cowled, 3-128; Bishop in Polynesia, 4- 10-126; Anglican Missions, 6-7; Rev. lan H. St. Clair, 6-7; Rev. Fr. E. Tremb lay, 6-7; Bishop Guichet, 6-9; Sister Her milande, 6-9; Pastor A. J. Stewart, 6-13; Methodist Mission, 6-31, 10-5; Rev. Eran T. Voivoi, 6-31; Rev. Joseph Mave, 8-5; Archdeacon H. V. C. Reynolds, 8-9; Rev. J.

Goldie, Rev. R. Rooney, 10-5; Monseigneur M. Darmancier, 10-11; Rt. Rev. P N W Strong, 10-11; Dr. C. E. Fox, 10-73, 10-83' The Rev. Wesley Button, 10-122; Bishop Joseph Blanc of Tonga, 12-49 N NAURU; Visit of Trusteeship Mission, I- 9-15, 10-17; Racial Discrimination in Australia, 3-136; German Raiders 6- 103; Resettlement, 6-17, 8-20, 8-24 9-15 10- 10-47, 12-16; Phosphate, 8-115, 11- 27, 11-65; New Administrator, R. s Leydin, 10-17, 12-51; Rehabilitation of Land, 10-47; Independence, 12-15; Basic Wage Claims, 12-16.

NEW CALEDONIA (inc. Wallis and Futuna): Military Conscripts, 1-125, 9-123; Fishing Industry, 1-125, 1-126; Foreign Ex change, 1-126, 6-19; Vietnamese Repatria tion, 1-132; Australianisms, 2-56; Nickel Industry, 3-19, 8-145, 9-19, 9-123. 11-115, II- Tradesmen Shortage, 3-117; Air lifted Australian Vegetables, 3-119; Al gerian Refugees. 3-121, 11-139; Parachute Club, 3-129; Coke from Germany, 3-101; Liquor Laws, 4-38; Aust. Meat Imports Restricted, 4-125; Missile Base, 3-136' Native Health, 5-67; Outboard Motors, 5- 113; Qantas Introduce Jets, 5-113, 6-59; Pin- Ball Games, 5-127; Yate Dam, 5-133; Timber 5- Drive-in Theatre, 6-118, 8-113; Gun- Running. 8-117; Wallis and Futuna Elec tions: Politics, 9-19, 10-19, 10-21, 10-23, 11- 12-151; Dutch Troops, 9-24; Dutch- French Shipping Rivalry, 9-121; Safety Week, 9-121; Recall of Governor De manded, 10-19; Elections, 10-21; Prosti tution, 10-69; Retirement of Capt. C.

Legras, 10-101; War-time Free French Coup, 10-101; Algerian Referendum 10- 119; Industrial Lag, 10-129; Dynamiting Outrages, 10-131; Italian Migrants— Syd ney Judge’s Mistake, 11-7; Women “Fare well Jumpers,” 12-89; Tourism, 12-137' NZ Tourists Drown, 12-137 NEW GUINEA. WEST; Council Mem bers’ Goodwill Tour, 1-19; P-NG-WNG Conference, 1-22, 2-16; Indonesian Claims 1-25, 2-21, 3-15, 5-16, 5-51, 6-15, 6-35! 7-125, 10-16; Handicrafts of Radja Ampat 1-73, 1-75; Development Projects, 1-119 : Self-Government, 1-130, 3-15, 7-18, 8-20, 9-25; Papuan Infantry Corps 2-134- “Underground” Forces, 2-134 •’ Dutch Leaving, 2-135; Palling Exports, 2-153; War Threats and Invasion, 3-23, 3-137,

4-24, 5-16, 6-15, 6-40, 7-31, 9-17, 9-24, 9-26, 11-19, 12-30, 12-159; New Flag, New Name, 4-21, 5-15; Liquor Laws, 4-37; American Film Expedition, 4-137; M. Rockefeller, 4-137, 5-14, 5-15, 12-145; Timber Con cession, 5-122; Hollandia, 7-76; Asmat People of Merauke, 8-69; Shell Currency, 8-125; Austrian Mountaineer, Heinrich Harrer, 8-125; War Air Wreck, 9-7; SPC Membership, 12-19; Business as Usual, in Spite of War, 12-30; Eighth Political Party, 12-132; Health Improvement of Natives, 12-135; Visit of Aust. Army Minister to Indonesia, 12-165.

NEW HEBRIDES: Solar Heating for Hospital, 1-115; Teachers’ Training Col lege, 1-117, 8-29; Police Training in N.

Caledonia, 1-117; Poisonous Fish, 1-117; Manganese Mining, 3-116, 4-137, 7-136; Floods, 3-119; Sydney-Vila Radiophone, 3- Shark Attacks Canoe, 3-133; Old Wreck “Elizabeth” Found, 3-137; Liquor Laws, 4-38, 6-20, 10-18; Economic Unrest, 6- “Carla” in Distress, 7-128, 8-97; Parasite of Common Houseflies, 7-136; Australian Land, 7-137; Ambrym Eruption, 7- Smuggler Captured, 8-98; Aviation, 8- Copra Industry, 9-134; Underwater Exploration and Fishing Club, 11-109;, Mr. J. S. Rennie Appointed Governor, Mauritius, 12-19; Taptapus Gang, 12-155.

NIUE: Radio Activity, 1-51; Population, 4- Traffic Safety, 4-123; Aerial Photo graphy, 4-128; New R.C., 6-111; Adminis tration Expenditure, 11-122; Self-Govern ment, 12-15.

NORFOLK IS.: Politics, 1-23, 1-26, 2-24, 2-133, 3-28, 6-53; Harbour Plans, 2-107; Whaling, 2-117, 5-117, 11-107; Agricultural Show, 4-19; Tardy Annual Reports, 4-59; Tourism, 4-126; New Bus, 5-15; As a Tax free Refuge, 6-120; Bean Seed Industry, 6-120; Air Services, 6-125, 10-28; New Official Secretary, 7-13; Retirement of Mr. A. E. Martin, 9-39; Trade, 9-59; Bounty Cup, 9-120, 11-14; Census, 10-121; New Administrator (Major-Gen. R. H.

Wordsworth), 11-18; As a Shopping Centre, 11-57; Yacht “Isis” Case. 11-141, 12-161.

O

Organisations And Associations:

P-NG Taxpayers’ Assn., 1-41; P-NG Native Ex-Servicemen’s Assn., 1-48; Contact Club, Fort Moresby, 2-71; South Pacific Air Transport Council, 4-123; International Air Transport Assn., 4-123; Pacific Islands Society, 5-121, 7-136, 8-119; NG Women’s Club of Sydney, 7-116; International Com mittee on Urgent Anthropological Re search, 7-127; The Fijian Assn., 9-117; New Hebrides Underwater Exploration and Fishing Club, 11-109; ANZ Assoc, for Advancement of Science, 12-153.

P PACIFIC, GENERAL: Sydney World Trade Pair, 1-21; “Pandora” Mission, 1791, 1-29, 3-133, 11-125; Lessons for Pacific in Africa, 1-35; Coaxial Cable Links, 1-107, 3-103, 8-53; Pyrophorus Beetle (Parasite of Flies), 1-113; Britain’s Entry to Common Market, 1-149, 2-51; Australian Scholarships for Islanders, 2- 23; Mission Conference, 2-39, 3-53; Pacific Books, 2-57; When Melanesians Were Re patriated from Qld., 2-76; Bottle Drifts, 2-109, 3-105, 8-101; Ocean Yacht Races, 2-113; TEAL Photo Competition, 2-115; Pacific Games, 2-117. 6-61, 8-122, 12-20; Future of Islands, 2-125; Pacific Youth Conference, 2-126; Australian Trade Mis sion, 2-134; Asian “Common Market,” 2-153; Communist Activity, 3-17, 10-20; Islands Federation, 3-23; Away-from-it-All Expeditions, 3-24; Blackbirding, 3-44; Solar Housing, 3-65; Oceanography, 3-107, 5- NZ Trade Mission, 3-133, 9-130, 10- 20, 11-127; Pacific Maps, 4-25, 10-25; UK Colonial Office and Minister of State. 4- 26; Round-up of Pacific Drinking Laws, 4- 4-45; In Support of Colonialism, 5- Polynesians in the US, 5-53, 6-116; Canadian Trade Mission, 5-57; Hawaii Tourism, 5-61; Aust.-South American

Shipping Service, 5-97; TEAL Representa tives Become NZ Trade Correspondents 5-125; Cultivation of Gourds, 6-2 T Por tuguese Timor, 6-36; “Funny” Polynesia: Stories, 6-71; Search and Rescue Opera tions, 6-95; International Date-Line, 6-122 Trade, 7-23; Radio Australia, 6-21, 7-2 i 8- Australia’s S-W Pacific Policy, 7-3£ 9- 10-11, 12-165; Buried Treasure, 7-21 10- 12-87; Director for South Pacin of US Travel Service, 7-43; Danish Ex pedition (Noona Dan), 7-107, 11-125 12-147; Western Pacific Common Markel 7-153; Atomic Tests, 8-17, 9-9, 10-20, 12 121; Coconut Research, 8-19; ANZUI Council, 8-36, 11-40; “Polynesian Cult’

Murders, 8-61; Phosphate Deposits, 8-115 10-49; Proposed Kayak Voyage, 9-11; Pro posed Double-Canoe Voyages, 10-7, 11-105 12-117; Earthquake Warning System, 10 39; Archaeological Research, 10-61; Cora Sea Remembrance Celebrations, 10-105 “Anzac” TV Film, 10-120; Vulcanology 10- Buried Treasure, 11-87; US Radi< and Radar Stations, 12-125; Meeting oi ANZ Assoc, for Advancement of Science

Palmyra: 9-20.

PAPUA-NEW GUINEA: Rabaul Riots 1-17, 1-25, 2-15, 3-43; NG Research Unit 1-18; Drift to Port Moresby, Rabaul, 1-18 1-123; Native Languages, 1-20; Tourism

1- 2-27, 11-32, 12-23; W-Ng-P-Ng Con

ference. 1-22, 2-16; Racial Relations, 1-27 2- 4-129, 6-29, 6-49, 11-13; Drink fo: Natives, 1-28, 4-33, 11-21, 11-22; Rupturet Spleen Cases, 1-28, 1-117; Taxpayers’ Assn. 1-41; The Administrator, 1-43, 1-129, 4-20 Rabaul P-NG Native Ex-Servicemen Givi Scholarship, 1-48; Native Cults, 1-55, 8-9 Economic Insecurity, 1-65, 4-31, 8-123 Agricultural Shows. 1-69, 3-20, 3-25, 4-134 Rabaul Art Club, 1-69; Documentarj Films, 1-115; War-time Plane Wrecks 1-119; Westernised Surname System foi Natives, 1-121; Native “Wives” Census 1-123; Sirinumu Dam, 1-125; Kaputin- Parkinson Marriage, 1-30, 2-115, 9-5 Bristol Freighters for TAA, 1-131; Aii Transportation, 1-131, 2-75, 3-20, 5-123 5- 9-112; Iwi Memorial to J. M. Joyes! 1- Coffee Industry, 1-150 , 2-137, 3-140, 6- 9-16, 11-18, 12-142; Native Trade Unions, 2-18, 9-19, 9-23, 10-7; Second Assistant Administrator, 2-17, 2-23; Kieta, 2- 12-67; The Late Lionel P. B. Armit, 2-36; Pidgin English, 2-42, 9-116; Port Moresby Drive-in, 2-47, 8-71, 10-35; Mt, Hagen Zoo. 2-49; US Research on Local Insects, 2-59; War Plaques, 2-74; Jet- Assisted Plane Take-offs, 2-75; Euronesian Citizenship Claims, 2-118 , 4 -23 , 5 -23, 12-24; Police Force Becomes Separate from P.S., 2-118; Military Forces, 2-119, 10-123; Kukukuku Tribal War, 2-119; Baby-sitter Fracas, 2-123; Admittance of Research Workers, 2-126; Hamac Companies, 2-12 11- Budget, 2-133, 3-33; Native Pos masters, 2-136; Prospecting Woodlark Is 2- Australian Grants, 2-154; Unite< Progress Party, 3-18; Legislative Counc 3- 3-32; Giant Toads, 3-19, 6-51; M Hagen Airstrip, 3-20; Import Duty In creases, 3-32; New Britain Tolais, 3-3 7- 9-122, 10-135, 11-131; Tolai Coco Project, 3-33, 3-42; Cocoa, 3-33, 6-124 Industrial Safety Measures, 3-34; Ex Servicemen’s Loan Scheme, 3-37; Sineada Rubber Road, 3-41; Trade, 3-45, 4-55, ' 153; “Capt. Lawson’s” New Guinea, 3-7' Armit Colonising Scheme, 3-73; Jo Holmes’ Coincidence, 3-78; VL9BR, 3-116 Gavera Case, 3-119 ; Rattan Industry 3- 8-25; Self-Determination, 3-12 4- 5-8, 6-114, 9-134. 11-69, 11-12 12- Pacific Islands Regiment, 3-12 8- 11-9; Menyamya Tribal Killing 3- Natives Hoard Money, 3-135, 11 158; Oil Search. 3-135, 5-149, 6-124, 6-146 7-119, 10-154; Nautical School, 3-139, 10 140; Tariff Board Coffee Inquiry, 3-140 4- Territory Loans, 3-154; Peanut In dustry, 3-154, 11-35; Simplified Income Tax Procedure, 3-154; Target Dates, 4-19: Port Moresby’s “Chinatown,” 4-21; Administra tion of Justice, 4-25, 11-21, 11-130; Bou gainville Medical Officer Shortage, 4-28,

Lae Eclipse, 4-28, 6-19, 6-30, 7-121. /isit of Army Minister, 4-31; Hous velopments, 4-47; Rabaul Swimming 4- Old Jap. Operations Centre, , 4-47; Education, 4-47, 10-26, li ke of York Group, 4-49; New Guinea in Sydney, 4-51; Edie Creek, 4-51; •Errol Flynn Case, 4-51, 5-65; White i and Scanty Clothing, 4-51, 4-129; Cotlow Film, 4-73; Port Moresby Club, 4-105; Clutter on P.M. Wharf, Jap. Tunnel Collapses, 4-121; Pro- Visit by Aust. Footballers, 4-123; aya Tourists,” 4-125; Mission-Ad ation Conference, 4-130; UN In ion Centre, 4-133, 10-35; Native , 4-136; Coastwatchers Light, 5-99; ii Water Shortage, 5-99; Wharf g, 5-103, 12-67; Bridge for Strick -- Cattle Industry, 5-122, 12- Iministration Patrols, 5-123, 7-117; T , Airstrip, 5-123; Warplane Wreck i-128; Fatal Air Crash, 5-134; , 5-134; Trade and Industry Direc .49, 7-126; John Landy Trains Ath -9; Teams for Commonwealth and Games, 6-9, 8-21, 10-123, 10-140; Store (WRC) Burnt, 6-19; West linea Border, 6-21, 9-133; NG Legis 3ouncil in 1933, 6-27; Lever Bros. ;, 6-28; Censorship of Pin-up irs, 6-67; Correspondence School, Old-time Herbertshoehe, 6-71; g the Coast, 6-103; Lae Yacht Club, Retirement of Mr. and Mrs. F. ■y, 6-115; Acting Judge David Selby, rongan’s Scholarship Mix-up, 6-121; mportations, 6-123; Training Native Planters, 6-126; Native Public Ser -- Public Service, 7-16, 9-134; ’. Levien Memorial, 7-26; Native !2; Anniversary of Fall of Rabaul, tamps, 7-34; Native Health, 7-53; District, 7-63; NG Travellers in 7- Alder Case, 7-117, 9-18, 10-21, 1-49; Population, 7-123; Buka Tax s, 7-129, 8-15, 8-24, 8-38, 9-18, )-140, 11-21, 11-130, 12-27; Native Jovt. Councils, 7-129, 8-119; Vul- V, 7-135, 9-61; Survey of Milne trict, 8-31; Cameron Plateau, 8-35; towlers in Sydney, 8-40; Imitation Shells, 8-40; Bomb Disposal, 8-59; Coffee, 8-67, 12-181; Misima Gold -115, 12-180; Highlanders (accord ioyal Geographical Society), 8-115; Settlement, 8-116; Paul Mason for Archibald, 8-117; E. J. Ward Fairfax & Sons, 8-118; Director rmation, 8-120, 11-71; Retirement I. Halligan, 8-121; Fisheries Re -- Minister on Tour, 8-129; steeship Mission, 9-15, 10-15, 11-13, 'ake-over Bid for STC, 9-17; Native Officers, 9-21, 11-8; Pre-1914 Inci -40; NG “Book” for Brisbane Bar, irfare Increases, 9-57; Rabaul’s -s, 9-61; Danish Expedition, 9-65, 12-147; Rabaul Manpower Raffle, omana Cemetery Curator Killed, Pinnace Wrecked near New Han -111; Pidgin English, 9-116, 11-78; n Wins Case Against Native Lab- J-120; Salvadori Lizard for Sydney L 23; Jehovah’s Witnesses Sect, 9restry, 9-133, 11-135; District Ad- Councils. 9-135; Retirement of Gore, 10-13, 11-67, 11-125; US = Stations, 10-18, 12-27, 12-125' Royal Show, 10-21; Nursing Col -26; Birds of Paradise, 10-29; Old ustoms of Dress, 10-30; “Rabaul 10-31; Establishment of Com- Ith Bank, 10-31; Visit of Mrs resswell, 10-33, 10-119; Fish Can- Mi; Gulf District Land Settle )-67; Sole Right of Medical Prac ght, 10-70; Papuan Tattooing, 10- ,aul Welfare Clinic, 10-117; Mrs. aister Art Exhibition, 10-125 12lild Welfare Act, 10-129; Aero RabauVßuka, 10-133; Catalina 10-133; Retirement of Roy Mac -10-134; Coaxial Cable to Borneo ig, iO- 137 ; Army Built Bridges’

Native Tradesmen, 10-138 11-158on ’ 1 1 - 14 ; Tom Leah y L-35, Highland Properties Change

Hands, 11-35, 11-140; Misima Goldmining, 11- Readjustment of Views, 11-69; Native Unemployment, 11-73; Snake “Pearls,” 11-80; Barrett Libel Case, 11- 121; Native Elite, 11-122, 12-138; Piaggio Belly-landing, 11-126; “Tolai News,” 11- 126; Rabaul Trades Fair, 11-129, 12-157; Kokopo Road, 11-129; Top Taxpayers of 1961, 11-131; Adelaide Conference on NG Health Problems, 11-133; Cyril Chan, First Chinese Solicitor, 11-133; Enterprise of Nakanai Native, Soa, 11-134; Bride- Price Leads to Murder, 11-135; 5-Year Timber Milling Plan, 11-135; Broadcasting Services Expansion, 11-140; Dunantina Plantation, 11-140; Freemasonry, 11-141; Boroka Development, 11-143; Pastor Hanao Case, 12-23, 12-149; Land Commissioner’s Task, 12-32; Merger STC and CW (NG) Ltd., 12-33; Misima Railway, 12-37; Origin of Herbertshohe, 12-53; Double Place names, 12-53; Mick Leahy, 12-61; Chipper Crystal Collection, 12-69; Memories of Mr. and Mrs. Gilmore, 12-90; Cape Hos kins Wharf, 12-119; Court House Expen diture, 12-132; US Embassy Examines Political Development, 12-140; New Lae Theatre, 12-141; Wewak-Maprik Road, 12- Film Censorship Abolished, 12-143; Research Urged on Local Foods, 12-149; Repeal Native Women’s Protection Act, 12-151; Kieta Choral Festival, 12-155; Papua’s Old Flag, 12-155; Cattle Subsidy Scheme, 12-159; Qantas Ends NG-Manila Service, 12-159.

People:—

Akhil, Hari Charan, 5-7; Anderson, V. J., 5-16, 11-18; Attenborough, David, 9-9 Bernacchi, M. L., 4-25; Berking, Rupert, 5-43; Betham, G. F. D. (OBE), 6-32' Bunting, Robert F. (OBE), 6-32; Bagita’

Sergeant-Major, 7-35; Baker, John A., 8-70; Berendsen, Capt. J., 8-99.

Cowled, Rev. S. G., 1-127, 3-128; Cobham Lord, 2-18; Cleland, Sir Donald. 4-20; Crisp, E. V., 4-154; Craib, Ralph, 5-53; Costello. Vince, 6-5; Cakobau, Ratu George, 6-17; Chan, Gerald, K. H. (B.Sc.

Agric.), 6-30; Common, John (OBE), 6-32; Cook, L. M. (OBE), 6-32; Cannon, Geoffrey D., 7-126; Chan, Cyril, 11-133; Chipper, J. L„ 12-69.

Davidson, Professor J. W., 2-21; Dono van, J. F., 7-13.

Evans, R. A., 10-18.

Frisbie, Johnny (Mrs. C. Hebenstreit), 3-17; Force, Ronald W., 3-9; Fox, Dr Charles, 8-81, 10-73, 10-83; Findlay, Capt L. Gordon, 9-7; Foxcroft, Mr. and Mrs.

N. H., 10-5; Sir Hugh Foot, 10-15.

Garnett, A. W. (OBE), 1-161; Goupil laud, Rev. Fr., 3-115; Guichet, Bishop Pierre, 3-11; Gluck, Mr. and Mrs. Stan ford, 5-55; Ganilau, Ratu Penaia, 6-17- Gow, Harold (OBE), 6-32; Gotz, The Hon.

F. L. A., 6-111, 11-8; Gore, Judge R. T., 10-13, 11-67, 11-125; Gubbay, Donald G., 10-78; Gurd, Dr. Charles, 12-138 Holmes, Jos., 3-78; Heatley, D. M 5- 11; Hugo, Harry, 6-74; Halligan, J. ’ R., 8-121. loelu, Tapeni (MBE), 6-32 Jouwe, Nick, 6-16.

Kempthorne, Rt. Rev. L. S., 4-129; Kelly W. H. (OBE), 6-32; Knox-Mawer, Mrs!

June, 9-13; Kuster, Mrs. Anne, 6-71 10-125; Kaltoli, Peter, 11-79.

Ladener, Rev. Fr. P„ 3-5; Luke, Sir Harry, 5-9; Lawson, Capt. F 5-107- Laban, T. T. (MBE), 6-32; Leong, Chu’, 7-88; Logan-Smith, Nat., 8-11; Leydin R. S., 10-17, 12-51; Lee, Governor H.

Rex, 10-51; Leahy, Michael, 12-61; Levi Noel, 11-8.

Mustar. E. A. (“Pard”), 1-131; Mataafa, Fiame, P.M. of W., Samoa, 2-15, 5-38 5-40; Marsack, Judge, C. C. (MBE), 2-33, 5-33, 6-32; Moulding, Mr. Reginald, Sec! of State, 3-5; Maugham, Viscount 3-55 10-24; Monkton, Capt. 8., 3-9; Malietoa’

Tanumaflli 5-40; Mataafa, Mrs. Fetaui, 5-41; Malietoa, Mrs. Lutu, 5-41; McCuaig’

T., 5-53; McKenney, J., 5-118; Mcßean, A., 5-119; Moors, Capt. J. H., 6-9; Mansell, (MBE), 6-32; Maiava, Mipa (MBE), 6-32; Malefou, Taula Anesi <MBE), 6-32; Molineaux, Chief Judge P. L.,

Niall, H. L. R., (CBE), 1-72.

Price, Willard, 1-67; Pfleuger, Agnes, 5- Paul, Eugene, 5-41, 6-32.

Reeve, H. H., 2-17; Ragg, M. G., 3-121; Reichelmann, Mrs. Bella, 5-69; Ragg, Sir Hugh, 7-5; Rennie, J. S., 12-19.

Sinclair, Capt. L., 1-107; Spiller, Hobart, 2-78; Spoehr, Alexander, 3-9; Stevenson, W. P., 4-13; Salote, Queen, 4-15; Shep hard, Capt. J. S., 6-11, 10-140; Sanders.

Sir Arthur, 6-18; Sharma, Tulsi Ram (MBE), 6-32; Selby, Acting Judge David, 6- Seeto, Francis, 9-76, 10-25.

Tungi, Prince, 1-61; Tamasese, Tupua, 5- 9-37; Tamasese, Masiofo Irene, a-41; Townsend (the late) G. W. L., 8-55; Trench, Sir David, 12-19.

Vockler, Rt. Rev. J. C., 4-129; Vunivalu, Ravuama, 6-17; Vuidreketi, Luke. 8-19.

Womsiwor, Herman, 1-26, 6-16, 9-13; Wells, Joseph John, 3-76; Williams, Capt.

Hugh, 4-101; Wright, J. B. (CBE», 5-40, 6- Wai, Pank Chun, 10-110.

Pitcairn Is.; 3-47, 7-26, 7-35, 11-77,

12-39. s

Samoa, American; Wages, 2-123;

Archaeological Research, 3-139; Liquor Laws, 4-37, 7-117; US Grants, 4-138, 6-125, 7- Storm Fatalities, 4-139; Agriculture, 5-125; TV Station, 7-37, 12-162; Tafuna Airport, 7-57, 9-51; Violent Deaths ol Japanese, 7-117; Building Boom, 8-18, 10- 51. 12-162; Coconut Research, 8-19; Coco nut Products Factory, 8-19, 11-37; Air services, 9-51; South Pacific Conference 9-127, 12-20; Progress, 10-51.

SAMOA, WESTERN: Radio Station, 1- 113; Independence, 2-15, 2-31, 4-15, 5-13 5-21, 5-36. 6-24, 7-47; Professor Davidson Hurt, 2-21; Criticism of Naval Ratings, 2- Economy, 2-137. 3-69, 5-29, 7-71, 8- 9-35, 10-19, 11-41; Foreign Invest ment, 3-21; Trained Personnel Leave, 3- 67, 12-155; Jap. Scientists Measure Skulls, 3- Sport, 3-71; The R. L. Stevenson Legend, 3-77; Archaeology, 3-139; German Era, 3-139; Commonwealth Status, 3-16, 5-35; Liquor Laws, 4-35; USS Co. Scholar ship, 4-123; Fijian Air Service, 4-135; Tongan Boy Meets Samoan Girl, 5-19; Judge Marsack Retires, 5-33; Stamps. 5- Cover, 9-41; Joint Heads of State, 5-37; Prime Minister, 5-38; History of Samoa’ 5- Vailima, 5-73, 7-43; Bananas, 5-122, 6- 10-37, 11-17; Capt. J H Moors, 6-9; Public Holidays, 6-74; Public Health Course, 6-118; The Press, 7-23, 9-33; Visit of UN Regional Adviser, 7-42, 11-37; Amnesty of Prisoners, 7- 9-5; Miss Samoa Competition, 7-43; NZ High Commission’s New Residence, 7- Uniforms for Customs Officials, 7-43' Tourists, 7-128; Atom-Test Protests, 8-17; Auckland Professor’s Views on Politico- Economy, 8-29; Public Service, 8-51 Sexual Deviations, 8-50; Education, 8-51; Scientists on Ant Study, 9-37; Tupua Tamasese, 9-37; Chief Judge P.L Molineaux, 9-37; Strike at High School, 9- W.H.O. Delegate, 10-37; Earthquake Warning Systems, 10-39; Vercoe Case, 11-7; New Surgeon Specialist, 11-7; Mar riage of Malietoa, 11-13; Migration to American Samoa, 11-39; Matai System, 11- Treaty of Friendship with Nz’ 12-

Ships And Shipping: Adi-Keva, 1-103;

Aoniu, 1-105; Alize (ex Trade Winds; 1-109, 8-99; Adios, 1-109, 4-11; Awahnee. 1- 4-111; Arthur Rogers, 1-111; A.U.S.N. Co. 2-24; Ai Sokula, 2-103; Adi Beti 2-103; Atea, 3-111, 4-111; Apanui, 4-101, 7-107, 9-97; Austasia Line, 5-105; Adi Maopa, 7-101; Asahi Maru No. 8 8- Agnes, 8-109; Abacus, 10-113; Aotea 10- Blythe Star, 1-99; Banshu Maru No. 35, 1-107; Babboon, 1-109; Blue Peter, 2- 2-121; Burton Island, 3-101; Bergens fjord, 4-105; Ben Gunn, 4-111, 10-113; British Monarch, 6-102; Beaverbank’ 7-109; Betsy, 9-105; Baird, 11-113; Bora chita, 12-128.

Cap Domingo, 1-97, 4-99; Cap Corientes, 1-97, 4-99; Chadron, 1-99; Cook (H.M.S.)

1-105, 8-95, 8-97, 11-105; Capella, 2-111; Colorado del Mar, 3-99; Changte, 3-107; C’est La Vie, 3-113, 5-107; Canberra, 5-99, 7-99; Carla, 7-128, 8-97; Crusader Shipping Line, 5-105; Crusader, 5-105; Chengtu, 6-97, 8-98; Celeste, 6-101; Charles C. Gil bert, 6-101, 9-67; Celtic Monarch, 6-102; Crane, 7-107; Coral Princess. 9-99; Coontz, U.S.N., 9-107; Caronia, 9-107; Collegiate Rebel, 10-99; Cagi-Mai-Ra, 10-107; Cedar bank, 10-109.

Dewarutji, 1-17; Doris Crane, 1-26; Dedele, 1-101; Dominion Monarch, 1-107, 5-101; Duchess, 2-111; Dorothea, 3-107, 5- 6-101; Diana, 3-109, 4-113, 10-113; Dobiri, 4-101, 6-105, 7-107, 11-101, 12-125; Dobiri, 4-101, 6-105; De Grasse, 12-125.

Elizabeth Boye, 1-97; Eastern Queen, I- Eliza, 1-103; Euphrosyne 11, 1-107, 3-99; Eve, 3-111; Endeavour (Replica) 6- Euskalduna, 9-108, 10-114, 11-116; Emma Claudina, 11-107.

Fitheach Ban, 1-111; Fairweather, 3-109, 7- 12-127; Porso, 5-117, 6-107; Fetu moana, 7-113; Flying Cloud, 10-113; Faith, II- Fairwind, 12-115.

Good News, 3-109; Golden Lotus, 7-111; Gascoyne (H.M.A.S.), 8-98; Gretel, 8-107, 12-123; Garua, 12-119.

Havfruen 11, 1-111; Halamon, 2-99; Himalaya, 4-125, 5-97; Huon, 6-101; Hiro shima Maru 11, 7-101, 9-107; Hoegh Cape, 7-109; Hobart, (ex H.M.A.S.), 8-97; Hiri, 9- 12-123; Hifofua, 9-109; Hannington Court, 10-109; Hermes (H.M.S.), 11-114; Hiroshima Maru, 12-117; Hung Lee, 12- 121; Havfalk, 12-127.

Invermore, 2-115; Inspire, 4-101; Isis, 12-127.

Joyita, 1-107, 3-55, 3-101, 8-103, 10-24; John Williams VI, 3-99, 3-101, 9-109, 11-5; Jason, 5-97; Jeanne D’Arc (Fr. Navy), 7-101; Jubilee, 8-103; John Hanna, 3-111, 10- Kalili, 1-101; Kurwina, 1-101; Kilinailau, 1-101; Katoora, 1-105; Karlander-New Guinea Line Ltd., 1-150, 3-105, 12-121; Kaponga, 2-101; Kehua, 3-111, 10-114; Kinsei Maru, 4-101; Kungsholm, 4-105; Kendec, 4-107; Koyei Maru No. 2, 5-99, 7-105, 8-114; Karen Margrethe, 6-106; Kawerau, 7-105; Kista Dan, 7-109; Kalona, 7-111; Komaliae, 8-95; Kangava, 8-95; Kylie, 8-109; Kavieng Trader, 9-104; Kiakia, 10-99.

Lavinia, 1-103; Lehi V, 1-103; Larapinta, 1-111; Lakemba, 2-103; Lilihina, 3-107; L’Eole, 3-107; La Dunkerquoise, 4-107; Levuka, 4-111; Lakeleo, 10-99; La Capri cieuse, 10-99.

Manoora, 1-97; Monterey, 1-99, 4-107, 7-99, 12-119; Maroro, 1-103, 7-75; ’ Malita, 1-103; Mangaru, 1-103; Mayflower (ex Maui Pomare), 1-105, 3-103; Maluka, 1- Macuata, 1-107; Mangaru, 1-108; Moala, 1-109; Moaia, 1-111, 10-113, 11-116; Manava, 2-99, 4-99; Manoora, 2-101; Maria del Mar (wreck), 2-109; Moonfleet, 2-110; Marie Celine, 2-113, 6-101; Moana Roa 3- 4-101, 12-121; Monarch, 3-103; Makoa, 3-107; Matson Line, 3-109, 4-101, 11-107; Marinero, 3-109, 4-111, 6-109, 7- 8-109, 12-128; Manurere, 3-109, 4- Maylis, 3-111; Malaita, 4-99, 7-105- Malekula, 4-99; Melva, 4-103; Meridian’ 4- 8-107; Matupi, 5-105; Malacca! 5- 10-109; Mariner, 5-107; Miena, 6-95, 9- 10-107, 11-140; Mayflower (Replica) 6- Matua, 7-103, 11-107; Mahina Ite Pua, 7-113; Militobi, 8-104; Milos, 10-109; Meca Ni Nui, 11-101; Margaret Thwaites, 11-111; Myonie, 11-116; Maori, 11-116 Mercy, 12-119; Medley, 12-128; Maui Queen, 12-128; M’S Santana, 12-128.

Nikau, 1-97, 9-97; Northern Star, 1-101 10- 12-121; Nivanga, 2-101, 3-99, 4-10 L 5-103, 7-101, 8-98; New Life, 3-99; Nini- Koria, 3-103, 10-99; Nareau, 3-103, 4-101- New World, 3-111. 4-111, 7-109; Neleh’ 3-111; Nordlys, 6-107, 7-111, 8-105; Noona Dan, 7-109, 9-65, 11-114, 12-119; Nimbus, 8- 8-109; Naree, 9-107.

Outward Bound, l-lll; Ocean Races 2- 6-109; Olwyn, 3-105, 8-99; Oriana,

4- 7-99; Orion, 4-105; Orontes, 6-99; Orsova, 7-99, Orcades, 7-99; Ovalau, 8-103; Okeanos, 9-110, 11-115; Omieron, 10-114.

Pacific Enterprise, 1-99, 2-105, 8-101; Polynesie, 1-103; Papakura, 2-101; Patsy Jean, 2-111, 3-113, 8-107, 9-110; Pandora, 3-133; Phoenix, 3-109, 4-109; Poiseidon, 3-113; Patapsco 11, 5-107; Paluma (H.M.A.S.) 6-103, 12-127; Pollurian, 6-106; P. J. Adams, 7-101.

Queen Mary, 7-99.

Raft, drifts, 1-103, 12-117; Recorder, I- Rouna Falls, 2-110; Ramona, 2-113, 3-113; Royalist, 3-103; Runic, 5-101, 10-105, II- Rafts, rubber inflatable, 6-97; Rotti, 7-101; Roepat, 10-105; Rakino, 10- 11-115; Ra Marama, 11-109.

Slevic, 1-97, 3-105, 12-119; Sorana del Mar, 1-109, 8-101; Sea Wanderer, 1-111; Spartan Spirit, 2-107, 2-115, 4-105; Sink iang, 2-107; Siren, 2-111, 8-109; Southern Cross IX, 3-103, 4-103, 6-107, 9-99, 11-113; Sea Chanty, 3-107, 11-111; Sea Star, 3-109; Sea Fever, 3-109, 4-113, 5-105, 5-107, 8-109; Si Yi Pabil, 3-111; September Song, 3-111; Svea. 3-111, 4-111, 12-128; Sea Wyfe, 4-110; Swedish Orient Line, 5-97; Saracen, 5-105; Strathaird, 6- 7-99; Strathnaver, 6-99, 7-99; Stag hound, 6-107, 6-109, 11-116; Seven Seas, 7- Stratheden, 7-99; Strathallan, 7-99; Slagen, 7-105, 8-95; Sonoma, 8-99; Salute, 8- Silver Cloud, 8-107; Sundowner, 9- San Juanita, 10-99, 11-107; Sydney (H.M.A.S.), 10-101; Solo, 10-114; Sitarum, 11- Sea Wind, 11-116; Sepik, 12-119; Sea Fox, 12-121; Spencer P. Baird, 12-121.

Taisei Manx, 1-103; Tenyo Maru, 1-107, 5- Trade Winds 11, 1-109; Taman Shud, I- 4-111; Tahoe, 1-111; Tzu Hang, 1-111; Toby, 2-99; Tribakor, 2-101; Trefon, 2-107; Trekka, 2-113; Turinga, 2-110; Thorshov, 3-101; Taiping, 3-107; Tiburon, 3-107, 6- 8-109; Trade Winds (motor cruiser), 3-111; Tanganui. 3-111; Tematapula, 4-101; Tiare (Fr. Navy), 4-107; Tuno, 4-107; Tui Nakoba, 5-99; Tulagi, 5-103; Te Matangi, 5-107; Tovata, 6-101; Tui Vunilagi, 7-101; Tofua, 7-103, II- Tarawera, 7-105; Taveuni, 7-107; Two Brothers, 7-107; Testbank, 7-109; Trimarans, 7-111, 8-105; Trade Winds (ex Aoniu), 8-101; Tichera, 8-109; Taurangi, 10- Te Rapunga, 10-114; Takitumu, 12-117; Tilburra, 12-119; Trangie, 21-123; Tatoosh, 12-128; Tapatsco, 12-128.

Utopia, 5-105; Union Steam Ship Co., 8-97.

Voeykov, 1-105, 8-103; Viking 11, 1-111; Veilomani, 2-99, 9-107; Viti, 3-101, 6-105; Vitjaz, 3-103, 5-99; Valjera, 5-105; Valkyrie, 5-105; Varua, 6-107; Victor Schoelcher (Pr. Navy), 7-101; Vivarais, 7-103; Vim, 8-107; Virginia, 9-107; Viaje, 9-110; Vuniwai, 10-107; Vatukoula, 11-101; Val kyr, 11-115.

Waitomo, 1-105, 1-107; Waiben, 1-105; Waikawa, 1-107; Waria, 2-105; Westward Ho. 2-113, 3-113; Woollambi, 4-107, 12-123; Wanganella, 5-99, 6-99, 11-113, 12-127; Wanderer, 5-107; White Squall, 6-107; Waitemata, 7-109; Weirbank, 8-103; Wan derlure, 9-36, 9-109; Womba, 9-97; Wil lowbank, 9-99; Wanderlust, 11-115.

Yanawai, 1-97, 9-97; Yankee (ketch), 1-111, 6-95, 6-107; Yankee Doodle, 2-113, 3-103; Yatu Lau, 7-103; Yankee (brigan tine), 7-109, 8-107, 9-99, 9-131; 11-Cover, 11- 12-117.

Solomon Islands Protectorate:

Timber Industry, 1-55; Kennedy War time Rescue, 1-123; Malaria Eradication, 1-123; Gambling, 2-17, 4-24; Asian ’Flu’

Epidemic, 2-20; Cocoa, 2-154; High Com mission, 3-18, 10-140, 12-19; Liquor Laws, 3-20, 4-20, 4-35, 6-31, 8-18; Fiji Air Ser vice, 3-20; Native Baby for Sydney Hos pital Treatment, 3-63, 5-5, 6-10; Influenza Outbreak, 3-123; Fish Injures Native, 3-103; Trading Corporation Sale, 4-125, 10-78, 10-133; Natives Get Humane Society Medals, 5-105; Japanese TV Team, 5-115; Chamber of Commerce, 6-115; Conscience Money, 6-125; Legislative Council, 7-129; BSIP Trading Corporation, 7-130; Nut

fall Problem, 7-135; Duty on Copra Ex ports, 7-135; Gaol Follows New Year Party, 7-137; Mineral Prospecting, 7-154; Bamboo Lifebuoys, 8-95; New Marine Training School, 8-95; Fisheries Research, 8-101; Bulk Oil Installations, 8-103; New Chief Justice, WPHC, 8-122; Shipping Ser vices, 8-127; La Perouse Cannon from Honiara, 8-129; Copra Export Record, 8- 146; Old Tulagi, 9-71; Submarine Volcano, Vangunu, 9-99; Visit of “Yankee,” 9-131; “Melanesian” Memorial Light, 9-132; Land Trust Board, 9-133; Ex-Coastwatcher A.

R. Evans Revisits, 10-18, 11-15; Mining, 10-59; Wharves, 10-101; Strange Case of the Guided Canoe, 10-103; Ship Unloading Problems at Honiara, 10-105; Vouza's False Teeth, 11-9; Shortland’s Population Explosion, 11-129; Vanikoro Expedition, 12-123; Electricity Service, 12-157; Tikopla, 12-157; Visit of “Oriana,” 12-162.

South Pacific Commission: 2-105,

3- 5-119, 6-112, 6-118, 7-23, 7-109, 8- 10-69, 11-16, 12-19.

South Pacific Conference, 7-121

9- 9-127, 12-20.

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Tahiti And French Polynesia;

Australian Party Settlement Scheme, 3-24; Liquor Laws, 4-39, 4-41; Trade, 5-51; Tourism, 6-117; James Norman Hall Family, 6-123; “Mutiny on the Bounty"

Film, 7-116; Gauguin Painting, 8-73, 10- 121; Pinaki Treasure, 10-76, 12-87; Tuna Fishing, 12-157.

TONGA: Tricycle Taxis, 1-51; Broad casting Service, 1-61, 6-113; Prince Tungi, I- 5-45; Vavau Recovers from Hurri cane, 2-19; Carillon Installed, 3-123; Roller Skating, 3-128; Postal Services and Stamps, 3-139, 8-113, 9-27, 11-21, 11-29, 12-55; Praise for Royal Family, 4-24; Liquor Laws, 4-39; Capt. Cook Tortoise, 4- Aust.-Trained Police Dogs, 4-125; Niuafo’ou (Tin Can Island), 4-136; Budget, 4- European Planters, 5-11; Tongan Boy Meets Samoan Girl, 5-19; Develop ment, 5-45, 7-69; Nukualofa’s New Satel lite Town, 5-45; Beach House, 5-69; Tongan Waist-Mats, 6-51; Blind Boy Singer, 6-61; Food for the Travelling Queen, 6-72; Re turn of Queen, 10-17; Mystery Flies, 6-73; Premier’s Office, 6-112; Formal Dress, fi lls; Malaspina’s 1793 Annexation, 7-19, 9-129; Spanish Treasure, 7-21; Isa Lei’s Composer, 7-25; Lawn Tennis Assn.. 7-46: Royal Family (Pix), 8-72; Emancipation Day, 9-27, 11-29, 12-17; New High School, 9- Sale of Bananas to Japan, 11-1". 12-21; Japanese TV Film, 11-29; Land Subdivision Complete, 11-125; Kitione Lave Retires, 12-149.

Trading And Industrial Com

PANIES: Norfolk Is. and Byron Bay Whaling Co., 1-105, 4-154, 6-145; Colonial Sugar Refining Co., 1-149, 6-145, 7-153. 10- 12-180; W. R. Carpenter (Holding) Ltd., 1-149, 3-153, 9,-150; Associated Tobacco Co., 1-149; Rabaul Trading Co., M 4 9; E. E. Kriewaldt & Co., 1-150; Bulolo Gold Dredging Ltd., 1-150, 4-153, 11-158; Enter prise of NG Gold & Petroleum Div., l-w°- 5- P-NG Development Co., 2-l«. 3-153; Hamac Companies, 2-128, 3-lw.

II- Karlander New Guinea Line L“-; 1-150; Pacific Manuf. Ltd., 2-154, 4-12'.

Carreras Ltd. (Fiji), 2-154; Kinjibi (Hold ings) Ltd., 2-154, 8-67, 12-181; DyIUP Plantations Ltd., 2-154, 10-153, 11-N* ’

Qantas Airways. 3-153; Koitaki RuW> Co., 3-153, 11-157; Fiji Industries Ltd -3-153, 8-146, 11-130; Pacific Is. M» es ; 3-154, 8-115, 8-145, 10-153, 11-36. 12-18°’

Steamships Trading Co., 3-154, 4-155, 10-154, 11-158. 12-33; TAA, 4-115; G- » EIC Wholesale Soc., 4-126; Placer, 4-iw -5-150; Plantations (Holdings) Ltd., 4-lW; 7-154, 11-157; Makurapau, 3-153, ll; 1 ®”

N.G. Goldfields, 4-154; Bali Plantations Ltd., 4-154. 6-146, 11-157; Choiseul Pl»“: tations (Holdings) Ltd.. 4-154, 12-18' Ansett-ANA, 5-149; Adi Timber Dev. w (for continuation refer back to p. l^O)