Index to Vol. XXXIII

Aug., 1962, To July, 1963, Inch)!

A

American Samoa

(Alphabetical by Subject) Administration, 5-11, 9-131; Aviation, 2- 5-23, 10-32, 10-115; Banking, 9-14' Education, 7-133, 10-115; Fishing (tuna) 3- 10-115, 11-125; General: Pago’s Facelift, 1-17; S. Inder’s Report, 2-31; Air-Sea Rescue Station, 3-111; Health (filariasis), 2-123; Industries (coconut factory), 3-136, 6-133, 8-78; Labour (wages), 10-115; Newspapers, 11-71, 11-73- Religion (old church demolished), 11-125 : Shipping, 8-99; Sport, 7-21; Taxation! 8- Television, 2-53, 10-115; Tourism, 7-73, 10-115, 12-127.

Aviation

(Alphabetical) Airlines of NSW, 3-145, 12-52; Airlines of NZ, 8-23; Ansett-ANA, 9-17; BOAC 5-23, 9-125; Fiji Airways, 2-140, 5-23! 5-27, 9-119, 12-125; Garuda, 6-133, 7-145; New Hebrides Airways, 2-141, 7-23; PAA, 2-141, 5-23; Papuan Airline Transport! 9- Polynesian Airlines, 7-125, 10-32 12-7; Qantas, 3-134, 5-24, 9-17, 9-133; South Pacific Airlines, 2-134; TAA 9-17'

9- Tai, 5-23, 8-6, 9-125; Teal,’2-135.’

5-23, 8-6, 8-23, 8-139, 8-153; Territory Air Lines, 9-17; catering, 2-39; Competition for Air Routes, 5-23. (See also “Aviation” under each territory).

B

British Solomon Islands

PROTECTORATE (see Solomon Islands).

C CAROLINE IS. (see US Trust Territory),

Companies

(In Rough Alphabetical Order) Burns Philp, 1-3, 1-105, 2-19, 3-23, 10- 11-140; Bali Plantations, 1-163, 5-154, 6-150; British Solomons Trading Cos., 1-133; British New Guinea Develop ment Cos., 1-161; BSIP Trading Corpora tion, 1-133; Bulolo Gold Dredging Ltd 4- 4-166. 6-150. 7-162, 10-134;’

Colyer Watson, 1-27; Colonial Sugar Refining Cos., 1-163, 2-162, 6-150; W R Carpenter Holdings Ltd., 4-166, 5-ls' 5 - 15 3- 6-149. 9-154, 10-134; Common wealth-New Guinea Timbers Ltd., 6-150' Choiseul Plantations Holdings Ltd., 11-14 o!

Donald, Etablissements, 1-127; Emperor Mines, 3-166, 4-166, 6-150, 12-136; Fiji Industries Ltd., 6-149, 9-154; D. J Gubbay & Cos., 1-113; Robert Gillespie Pty. Ltd., 1-163, 9-154; Hamac Holdings Ltd 2-162, 3-165, 4-166, 8-154; Hack shall’s Ltd., 4-165; Kerema Ltd., 9-154, 10-134: Koitaki Para Rubber Estates Ltd.,’ 9- Kinjibi Holdings Ltd., 9-154; Loloma (Fiji) Gold Mines, NL: 4-166’, 6- Morris Hedstrom Ltd., 5-15' Mariboi Rubber Ltd., 5-154, 9-154: Norfolk Island Whaling Cos., 1-163, 2-103, 8-154. 10- New Guinea Goldfields Ltd., 5-154. 10- Oil Search Ltd., 4-165, 8-154 11- Pacific Is. Mines Ltd., 1-142, 4-165 6-149, 7-161, 8-153. 9-153, 11-140, 12-136; Papua-New Guinea Development Corp., 2- 3-165, 4-166; Palgrave Corp. Ltd., 3- Plantation Holdings Ltd., 4-165' Placer Development Ltd., 4-165, 4-166, A.' l6^ iJ 11 ' 140: Pa P u an Apinaipi Petroleum Cos. Ltd., 5-154; Pacific Fishing Cos. Ltd.,

Key To Index

The first numeral is the number (or month) of issue; the second numeral is the page number. The key to the first numerals is: 1 = Aug. 5 = Dec. 9 = Apr. 2 = Sept. 6 = Jan, 10 = May 3 = Oct. 7 = Feb. 11 = June 4 = Nov. 8 = Mar. 12 - July Items relating to more than one territory or to the Pacific generally are indexed under PACIFIC.

9-154; Rubberlands Ltd., 9-154, 10-134; Steamships Trading Cos. Ltd., 1-5 1-27* 3- 5-137, 5-154, 9-154, 10-134;’ Sandy Creek, 1-164, 2-162, 3-165, 4-166; Sangara (Holdings) Ltd., 1-164, 2-162, 3-165, 4- 7-161, 8-154; Southern Pacific Insurance Cos., 4-165; Star Kist Fiji Ltd., 8-153; Territory Finance Corporation Ltd., 8-154; Union Steam Ship Cos., 7-161; W.

D. and H. O. Wills (TPNG) Ltd., 12-135.

Cook Islands

(Alphabetical by Subject) Administration; Self-Govt. Plans, 1-41, 2-21, 6-7, 6-37; Penryhn Buildings, 3-149; Visit by Gotz, 9-139, 11-35; Agriculture: Mauke Peanuts, 2-118; Citrus, 4-41, Candlenuts, 5-134; New Crops, 11-35; Aviation; 8-23, 10-32, 12-7; Commerce: Trading Cos., 3-145; Exports Up, 10-108; Culture: Library, 4-141, 7-89.

Education: 5-145; Fishing: Tuna, 8-10, 11-35, 11-67; General; More Islanders Visit NZ, 2-118; Youth Clubs, 5-145; Mauke’s Mystery Object, 3-105; Migrants Prefer Comfort, 6-85; Rarotonga Praised, 5- Suwarrow’s Hermit, 5-119, 9-114, 11- Leaders Being Lost, 11-35; Health- Polio, 1-143; Chief Medical Officer, 10-125.

History: Suwarrow’s Treasure, 2-77; Archeological Expedition, 8-121; In dustries: Clothing, 2-148, 3-39; Language; 6- 12-70; Newspapers: 2-71; Postage: 10-121; Shipping: Safety, 4-111; Mystery Ship Off Penrhyn, 10-101; Sport: 12-26; Transport: 1-126, 5-136.

D

Deaths

(In Rough Alphabetical Order) Atchison, H. TANARUS., 6-137; Burnett. A., 4-153; Barley, T. 8., 6-137; Bock, W. A. 6- Bayley, J. P., 7-48, 7-149, 8-14; Bensted, J. TANARUS., 10-129; Brooks, A. W., 12- Craig, K., 1-139; Christian, V., 4- “Captain Cook”, 6-137; Clifford, W., 12-133; Druma, R., 2-149; Deland, C. M., 3-153; Duncan, W. J., 3-153; Dibbern, G., 1-115; Daly. J. L., 9-141; Fabricius, P. C., 6-137; Farnharm, C. E., 7- Goisavost, E., 1-138; Galeai, A., 4-153; Gaudi, TANARUS., 5-141; Horne, G., 2-149; Hindwood, H., 3-153; Hodgson, C. G., 5- Hosking, R. v., 7-149; Hutchison, J., 8-141; Hallsworth, N., 12-133; Kumitau, V., 6-137; Kerkham, R., 7-48; Kiss, G., 8-141; Lucchinelli, I. E., 3-153; Loubiere, E., 3-153; Lazarus, 1., 3-153; Logavatu, V. TANARUS., 10-11; Mellowes, J., 1-139; Manning, T. H., 2-63, 6-15; Makawa. A., 2-149; Murphy. J., 4-153; Morwood, R. 8., 6-137; McKinlay, W. H., 8- McNicoll, H. M.. 9-141; Meredith, E. A., 10-129; Maxtone-Graham, P., 10-129; Monk, C. A., 12-133; Narvor, H.,

2-149; Nicholson, T. W A 4 O’Carroll, R. J., I-139; Palepoi, M„ a!

Pasley, S. M. S.. 10-129; Piper, M 10-129.

Royal, W., 2-142; Rentoul, A. C 4.

Romans, T. TANARUS., 7-149; Ragg, Sir H., fl Scanlan, E., 2-21; Scitivaux, Mme 2- Stebbins, R., 2-149; Sexton! 3- Scott, H. D., 4-153; Singf 6-137; Stowers, A., 7-149; Sautot, B 9- Sarginson, E., 12-133; Shearwli J., 12-133; Thompson, P. J., 1-139- 7 bull, Sir A. C„ 5-140; Tamasese, 10- Von Hoff, A. R., 4-153; Willong J., 1-44; Wager, C„ 2-149; Willoug Tottenham, W. E„ 3-153; Willis L 3-153; Werner, F„ 4-153; Whitehouse A., 5-141; Woolley, D. F., 7-149; Wade ham, R. S., 8-141; Young, P., 7-149, E

Easter Island: 5-27.

F

FIJI (inc. Rotunia)

(Alphabetical by Subject) Administration: Budget, 5-7; 1 Service Personnel, 2-133, 9-31; Colonia (L. G. Usher), 4-73; Constituti Changes Likely, 3-20, 5-7, 6-5: L Election Plans, 1-134, 3-125, 4-13, 9 Legco Election Results, 10-9, 11-19, U 12-130; Legco Session, 6-71, 11-17, 11 Governor’s Tours, 5-86, 11-86' I Fisher’s Visit, 7-5, 7-57; J. E. Ma’rnhi Visit, 8-10; Development Commisslo 7- 9-43, 11-28, 12-8; Developn Loans, 7-161, 11-129; Views on Fut 3-29, 5-34, 7-67, 8-15, 9-25; Suva Con 4 Coat of Arms, 2-148; Community Bale Problem, 12-9; New Governor Named, 1 Agriculture and Farming: Bananas, 8 12-25; Cattle, 11-127; Copra, 2-71, 7 8- 11-127; Palm Oil, 4-143; Pris Scheme, 3-129; Sheep, 10-124; Sugar 1 1- 2-36, 3-131, 4-147, 6-40, 9- 9- 11-140; Landlord Inquiry, 6-67.

Armed Services: Military Forces, 5- 9-53; FRNVR, 7-45; Laucala Bay B 8-17, 9-78, 12-54; Aviation: Ba Airst 2- PAA Mishap, 3-149; Nadi’s Put 5-23.

Banking; Filthy Money, 5-21; Dec!

Coinage Request, 11-11; Birds; 3-107.

Commerce: Duty Free Goods, 1-1 5-77, 6-33, 8-27; Trade Balance, 5‘ 12-136; Souvenirs, 5-75; Cement Impo 3- Japanese Investment, 10-1 Trades Fair, 9-136; Co-operatives: 3-1 Culture: Sir Alport Barker’s Bot 11-93.

Education: Colombo Plan Plea, 5- Women’s Interests Training, 5-71, 7- First Woman Scientist, 8-9; West S Guinea Students, 11-25; Free Educat: Too Costly, 11-51.

Festivals: Hibiscus Queen, 3-5, 4-1 5-19; Firewalking, 3-82; Kava in t 3- Suva Show, 4-24; Lautoka She 4- Trades Fair, 9-136; Finam Loans, 7-161, 11-129; Fires, Acciden Lautoka Fire, 1-123; Lightning Deatl 8- Fishing: Suva Aquarium, 3- Whale Caught, 3-41; Tuna, 8-153, 9-15 Future (see Administration).

General: New Handbook, 2-37; Missli Boys, 2-127; Nautauba Island for Sal 7-17; Whalesteeth Necklaces, 8-1 Permits for NZ, 8-133; Suva’s “Veni« Beautified, 9-63; Fijians in Aust. Arm 9- C-wth. Parliamentary Associate Visit, 3-11. 4-77; Scandal in High Plafl 12-25.

at.) Dr. W. H. McDonald Retires, sentery, 3-149; History; Vatu isure, 1-79; Shoe Story, 1-79; Buried at Raki Raki, 1-132; r Mill, 7-19; Indian Migration, Klux Klan, 7-87; Old Books, chives Photocopying Service, ;s: Milk Plant, 6-25; Stimula l, 12-8; Justice and Law: Gaoled, 1-121; “Asahi Maru” se, 2-127; Building Materials ;, 2-133; Arms Amnesty, 2-135, ;ht Club Brawl, 4-147, 6-132; rade Unions, 7-146; Unemploy i; Land: Safe for Fijians, 1-132. 1-25, 3-27, 4-41, 6-7, 7-139.

Gold, 1-142; Police: 7-91; Communists, 3-128; Postal: 1-143; Apia Telephone Link, igion: Methodist Church, 5-140, ituma: 4-129, 9-61, 11-70; Royal , 4-46, 5-75, 6-107, 6-127, 7-9, , 8-23, 8-53. , etc.; Naval Ships’ Visit, i Warships’ Visit, 2-109; Yacht 17; Suva Port, 3-109, 3-111, 15, 7-105, 9-99, 10-95, 11-105, LO3; Lautoka Port, 4-109, 9-111; ’igures, 5-99, 12-105; High Tides, sal Boatbuilding, 6-116; Savu arf, 8-105; Levuka Slipway, 'assenger-freight Rates, 3-109, onditions: Women’s Dress, 1-24; •uses, 4-29; Red Cross, 4-150; 6-71, 8-39, 8-136; Social cheme, 10-121. touth Pacific Games (see Sport LCIFIC”); Perth Games, 5-133; Tourism: Bigger Money-maker, and O-Orient Inquiry, 3-113; ight, 6-67; Barry Philp Project, Visitors, 8-136; Coral Gardens, ither: Heavy Rain, 7-47.

I Polynesia

Iphabetical by Subject) ;ration: 6-136; Fishing: 6-14, sral: Progress on Raiatea, 1-127, Reilly’s “Tahitiens”, 6-94, J. iew, 7-59; Moorea Resettlement •41, Book Shop Gutted, 12-127; langareva, 3-44; Tahiti Monu -19; H-Bomb Atolls, 10-69; ase: Mangareva Rumours, 2-21, 39, 6-69, 7-141, 8-9, 9-43; Project, 10-8, 11-59, 12-7; 4-139; Politics: Pouvaana a •139; Senator Poroi, 5-73; ons, 6-9; Shipping: Marquesas i-139; Tourism: Hotels, 1-24, it’s Guide Book, 1-151; Tourists 6-138.

G

R & Ellice Is. Colony

Iphabetical by Subject) tration: Civil Service Salaries, 23; V. J. Andersen, 7-82, 9-105; arnham’s Visit, 8-128; Stace B-129; Land Survey, 8-129, ensus, 9-44; Advisory Council, 1-129; Appointments, 10-125; s: Copra, 1-143, 6-130, 6-132; Service Planned, 2-140, 9-122, lucation: 12-129; General: First ”, 1-121; Isolation “Must End”, ■ation to Solomons, 8-129, 10-21, irawa Causeways, 9-137, 11-127; aims to Fame, 11-85; Health: 2-148: Housing: Ocean Is., stice: Betio Club Case, 5-129; Mines Exploded, 3-109; Reef 1-149, 5-129, 11-81; Service from 19; Sport: 3-149, 6-130; Weather; M4B, 5-129, 6-132, 8-128, 11-28. ;e US Trust Territory).

H-L-J-L-M

Hawaii: 5-78, 7-92.

INDONESIA: Statistics, 3-20.

Johnston Island: 1-15.

Lord Howe Island: 3-145, 12-52.

Marianas, Marshall Is. (See Us

Trust Territory).

Matthew Island; 2-126, 9-89.

N

Nauru

Aviation Plan, 2-140; Foot Report, 1-19; Housing, 4-153; Reef Channel, 1-107; Resettlement Proposals, 1-121, 3-9, 3-23, 4-6, 5-17, 10-5, 11-9; Roads, 5-135; Statistics, 1-19; UN Trusteeship Council Debate, 12-8; Visit to Marshalls, 6-101; Wages, 1-45, 3-147.

New Caledonia

(Alphabetical by Subject) Administration: High Commissioner, 6-9, 7-144, 9-138, 10-119, 12-125; Agri culture, etc.; Copra, 1-144; Citrus, 3-143; Eggs, 10-119; Armed Services: 9-117; Aviation: 8-133; Birds: 9-117; Commerce: Eggs, 1-124; Fireworks, 1-124; Fruit, 8- Imports from NZ, 12-47; Economy: Recession, 1-141, 3-129, 4-130, 10-118, 11-139, 12-40; Festivals: 1-137; Fishing: Tuna, 3-130, 8-130; General: New Museum, 2-148; Stray Dogs, 2-148; SCET, 8-117; Equal Rights for Natives, 8-131; Jewel Robbery, 9-134; Drive-in Theatre, 10-118; History: Amadee Lighthouse, 8-85; Labour: Vietnamese, 7-135, 9-117, 10-119, 11- 12-13; Mining: Oil, Chrome, 1-133, 2- Nickel (see also Economy), 9-117; Guano, 10-99; Religion: Lifou church, 9- Roads: 8-133; Shipping: Jap.

Visitors, 1-111; Coral Bank Discovered; 3- Yacht Race, 3-115, 7-117, 11-112; Sport: 2-57, 6-6, 12-125; Tourism: 1-143, 10- 11-143; Weather: 2-59, 11-40.

NEW GUINEA (see Papua-New Guinea and West New Guinea).

New Hebrides

(Alphabetical by Subject) Administration: A. M. Wilkie, 2-24, 3-149, 4-17, 11-131; M. Delauney, 1-5, 6- 9-138; Nigel Fisher’s Visit, 7-5, 7- Appointments, 10-125; Agriculture: Copra, 3-145, 10-125, 12-126; Tagabe Station, 9-134; Aviation: NH Airways, 2-141, 7-23; Aneityum, 4-146, 5-26; Tongoa, 5-26, 6-130; Fiji Airways, 9-119, 12- Banking: C’wth. Bank, 2-148; Currency Trap, 12-27; Commerce: Chamber of Commerce Inaugurated, 12-5; Culture: Vila Art Shows, 4-13, 12-28; Santo Theatre, 7-43; Vila Cultural Centre, 9-143; Education: Seminar, 2-148: Karwenu College, 6-131; Pentecost Boarding School, 11- Fishing: Green Shell, 1-143, 11-101; Trochus, 11-101; General: Mapping, 3-149; Taptapus Bandits, 3-149; Police, 4-149; Pigs’ Tusks, 8-27; R. Langdon’s Report, 8- Bloody Mary, 8-21; SHET, 8-117; Ex-servicemen’s Hall, 8-119; Earthquakes, 9- Street Names, 10-61; Malekula Musketeers, 10-85; Mota Lava Water Shortage, 11-125; Geological Survey, 11- C’weath. Development Corp., 12- US Serviceman’s Skeleton, 12-127; Health: Meningitis. 9-137; Mining: 7-43; Labour: Vietnamese. 7-135, 11-9, 12-13; Posts, etc.: Telephone Links, 1-123, 6-131; Stamps, 6-14; Religion: Hexagonal Church,

5- Shipping: Losses, 2-148; Safety, 3- Iririki Wharf, 6-105; Vila, 8-105, 9-105; Malekula Survey, 11-103; Tourism: Hotels, 7-121, 12-28; Weather: 11-40.

NIUE: Gambling, 1-82; Niueans in NZ, 2-118; Radioactivity, 2-121, 4-125; Copra, 2-148; Water Tanks, 3-149; Form-filling, 8- Map, 9-133; Exports Down, 10-108; Triplets, 12-126.

Norfolk Island

(Alphabetical by Subject) Administration: Council Elections, 1-48, 9- Govt. Hand-outs, 1-65; Aust. Grant, 2- Referendum, 3-31; New Council Planned, 10-29; Norfolk Is. Act Debate, 12-27; Agriculture, etc.: 6-124; Broad casting: 1-131; Commerce; Photographic Supplies, 8-35; New Shop, 9-135; Economy: 8-33; Festivals: Show, 5-117; “Back to Norfolk’’, 10-121, 12-17; Fishing: 6- 11-21, 11-22; History: Convict Ruins, 2-162, 12-17; 175th Anniversary, 8- Land Document, 9-15; Pre- European Settlers, 10-79; Pastage: 9-133; Social Conditions: Care of Aged, 3-125, 4- Tourism; Hotels, 2-137, 9-142, 11- “Wanganella”, 3-113, 5-107; Weather: 7-81.

O

Oeno Island: 12-81.

ORGANISATIONS: Fiji Visitors Bureau, 1- New Guinea Women’s Club, 7-126, 12- Polynesian Association, 7-65, 7- 7-118, 11-33; Pacific Islands Society, 8- P

Pacific

(Alphabetical by Subject) Agriculture: Japanese Interest in Bananas, 1-61, 7-23, 7-125, 11-101; Broadcasting: Radio Australia, 1-25; Commerce; Common Market, 1-21, 1-161, 5- NZ Trade Mission, 1-31, 2-141, 6-29; World Copra Prices, 1-164, 6-6; Japanese Commercial Empire, 7-10; Aust. Opposes Pacific Trade Plan, 11-140; Culture: Preservation of, 2-82.

Fishing: Hawaii Raft Experiment, 5-78; Aust. Tuna Investigation, 11-21; Cone Shells Danger, 12-29; General: War’s Aftermath, 3-137; Coconut Cream, 4-37; American Claims to Islands, 4-46; VlP’s in Sydney, 6-11, 6-136; Major Changes, 6- Nigel Fisher’s Visit, 7-57; Popula tion Explosion, 8-37; German Veterans, 9- Islanders Need Freedom of Move ment, 9-57; Migration to NZ, 9-127; Aust.

Currency Change, 10-57; Aust. Could Help Territories More, 10-63; Native Clergy’s Standards, 11-53; Queen’s Birthday Honours, 12-6.

History: Polynesian Voyages, 1-67, 4-95, 5- 7-82, 7-92; “Bounty” Mutiny, 3-91, 9- “Kobenhavn”, 4-7, 5-11, 6-23; Oxford Search for Documents, 12-37; Europeans’ Pacific Invasion, 12-92; Oceanography: 2-111, 5-105, 7-103, 10-95.

Politics: Effects of Global Events, 1-20; Shipping, etc.: Matson Services, 1-151, 12-139; BP Service, 3-23; Bottle Drifts, 3- P and O-Orient Fares, 4-115; Hovercraft, 5-107; Balwa Navigation Cos., 6- Motorised Canoe, 8-88; Pacific Cruises, 8-143.

Snort: South Pacific Games, 2-20, 3-11, 3-57, 3-59, 6-14, 6-27, 7-8, 7-131, 8-11, 9-16, 9-53, 9-55, 10-33, 11-9, 11-48, 12-6; Telecommunications: Trans-Pacific Cable, 2- 5-8, 6-125, 8-103, 10-97; Tourism: Statistics, 1-57; Hotels, 2-151.

Palmyra: 2-67, 4-56.

Papua-New Guinea

(Alphabetical by Subject) Administration: District Officers Con ference, 2-148; Australian Grant, 2-162; Budget, 3-22, Illegal Immigrants, 7-7; Department of Native Affairs, 9-21; Discrimination Against Euronesians, 12-27; Discrimination Bill, 12-59. (See also Border Problems, Foot Mission, Future, Legislative Council, Liquor, Patrols, United Nations Trusteeship Council).

Admiralty Islands; Carved Puk-Puks, 1-126.

Agriculture and Farming: Aiome Farmers, 11-27; Animal Disease Fears, 1- 2-16, 4-31; Cattle, 5-128, 7-161, 12-59; Cocoa, 3-142; Coffee, 3-132, 5-10, 8- 10-133; Copra, 8-153, 10-134; Copra Stabilisation Fund, 7-14, 9-119; Credit Scheme Loans, 5-55; Extension Work, 4-146; Hallstrom Trust, 8-136, 10-133; Land Available, 7-144; Minj Centre, 6-132; Passionfruit Seeds. 2-123; Rattan Cane, 7-162; Rubber, 7-162, 9-135, 10-119; Tea, 3-139, 5-135, 6-39, 10-122.

Aviation: Jackson Airport, 3-149; Bainings Crash, 5-10; Developments, 5-27; New Airstrips, 2-148, 6-122, 8-133, 9-135, 11-125; Lae Airport, 9-123; Consolidation Needed, 9-17; Airport Toilets, 10-25; TAA Service from Rabaul, 11-125.

Banking: Unclaimed Balances, 1-143; Savings, 5-135; Hoarding of Coins, 11-11.

Birds: Wildfowl Eggs, 3-81.

Border Problems: Action on Enclaves, 2- Indonesian View, 9-8, 9-9; Un easiness in P-NG, 11-5.

Broadcasting: Rabaul, 6-133, 10-23; New Era, 7-37; Radio Peking, 8-6; Administra tion Station, 8-133; Sepik Radio “Fever”, 11-127.

Commerce: Aust. Goods Costly, 1-21; New Guinea Cos. Store, 3-147; Rice Imports, 4-166; Business Advisory Service, 9- Cheap Cars, 9-133. (See also “Economy”, “Investment”).

Culture: Moresby Art Show, 4-13; Kieta Concert Shell, 4-146; Rabaul Little Theatre, 5-138; Ballet, 8-7.

Customs (Native): Duk-Duks, 2-80, 3- From Stone to Steel, 3-89.

Defence: P-NGVR, 1-134, 3-133, 6-121; PIR, 6-121, 6-122, 8-134, 10-61; Native Cadets, 7-39; American Forces, 7-55; Manus Base, 7-111; Menzies on Defence, 11- Economy: World Bank Survey, 9-129, 12- Price Index Plan, 11-65.

Education; New Director, 1-3; Teachers Needed, 1-143; Malabunga School, 2-55; Trainee Electricians, 2-121; Literacy Campaign, 3-73; Politicial Education, 3-137, 9-134; Aims, 4-127; Technical Schools, 6-35, 7-7; Bundi Mission School, 6-83; Administration Awards, 6-129; Compulsory Education, 7-144, 11-47; Tertiary Education, 8-20, 8-71, 8-123, 9-20, 10-122; WNG Students, 11-25; Systems Get Into Gear, 12-73; Decimal Currency, 12-126.

Festivals: RSL Concert, Rabaul, 3-19; Rabaul Baby Show, 5-67; Mt. Hagen Show, 8-136, 11-5, 11-39, 12-15; Rabaul, Kieta Coral Festivals, 12-125.

Fires, Accidents: New Britain Fire, 1-44; Tagari Bridge Mishap, 5-135.

Fishing: Industry Needed, 2-137; Daru Is., 9-99: Shark Fishing, 9-111.

Foot Mission: Report, 1-13; Reaction, 1-137, 2-18.

Forestry; Bougainville, 3-132; Japanese Interest, 6-132. 7-161: Morobe, 9-153.

Future: 1-13; “Self-Govt. Inevitable”, 3-63; Mr. Hasluck Outlines Aims. 3-69; Planters’ View, 3-77; Pre-requisities of Independence, 3-90; Renewed Apprehen sion, 8-5; “Political Charades”, 8-71;

Osmar White Story on Self-Govt., 7-6, 8- 8-75; Swift, Fundamental Changes, 9- Resentment Against Self-Govt., 12-56.

General: Red Cross, 1-63, 3-134, 12-121, 12-123; Baby Gardening, 5-9; Royal Visit Delegates, 6-133, 8-61; Flag on Mt.

Giluwe, 7-145; Mt. Wilhelm Climbed, 11-129; Boy Scouts, 4-146; Kwikila Ex pansion, 5-135; Bainings Resettlement, 5-135; Mendi to be Township, 6-129; Rabaul Water Shortage, 8-8; Mango Avenue, Rabaul, 8-125; McAdam Memorial Park, Wau, 8-135; Deserted Islands Settled, 9-61; Lower Watut Valley Survey, 11-125.

Health; Malaria, 1-138, 5-61; Teeth, 2- Polio, 3-125, 10-123; Rabaul Hospital, 3- Cholera, 4-31; Papuan Medical College, 5-134; Smallpox, 5-137, 7-141; Native Nurses, 7-145; Peanut Mixture, 10- Kuru, 10-122; AMP’s, 12-57.

History: Queen Emma, 1-122, 5-89; Papua’s Flag, 2-7, 7-21; Border, 2-17; Pioneer Pilots Honoured, 3-61; Rabaul Eruption, 4-41; Duke of York Islands, 4- 5-33, 6-15; War Relics, 4-109, 4-135, 8- Sir Hubert Murray, 7-95; German Flag, 8-26; Nick, the Greek, 9-14; Kokoda Trail Stone, 11-127; Damien Parer, 11-95; Ancient Bones Found, 3-149.

Housing: Port Moresby, 1-44, 10-123; Sea Houses, 4-84; Building Boom, 9-5; Cheap House Plan, 10-36.

Indonesians: No Worry in Sepik, 1-137; Aust. Accepts Assurances, 2-15; Threat Seen, 2-18, 4-23, 6-121, 11-7. (See also

Under West New Guinea).

Industries: Tea Factory, 3-139; Coconut Oil, 4-53; Sewing, 5-136; Madang Tobacco Factory, 12-135.

Insects: Crickets, 2-5; White Ants, 5- Investment: Impressive Potential, 5-53; E. G. Whitlam’s View, 8-153; Aust.

Businessmen’s (Sir J. Kirby) Inquiry, 10-134, 11-139.

Justice, Law: Pest Destructors Case, 1-139; Justice Bignold Retires, 2-9; Justice Minogue Appointed, 2-11; Kerema Massacre, 2-141; Rabaul Land Titles Dispute, 9-39, 11-11, 12-19, 12-28.

Labour: ACTU Offer, 6-133; Workers’

Associations, 10-124.

Languages: 2-13.

Legislative Council: Bigger Council Planned, 3-32, 4-5, 4-21, 8-7, 9-5, 9-7; “Against Natives’ Wishes”, 5-51; Prepara tions for Elections, 7-15, 9-15, 12-26; Highlands Members May be Key Figures, 9- Session, 8-5, 9-134; Select Com mittee on Political Development, 3-32, 3- 4-21; Discrimination Bill, 12-59.

Liquor: Commission, 1-142, 2-121, 3-26; Danger Ahead, 3-27; Ban Lifted, 4-27; Doubts on Freedom, 6-7; Freedom Success ful, 7-7; Law Changes, 8-6; Native Bar maids, 8-27; Sydneysider’s View, 9-29; Segregation Created, 12-61; Brewery Battle, 12-69.

Local Councils: 8-134, 10-134.

Mining: Bauxite, 9-135; Gold, 1-142; Oil, 4-165, 5-131.

Newspapers: “Nu Ginl Toktok”, 4-61; Sensationalism, 5-9.

Patrols: Star Mountains, 8-135; 10-122; Native Assistant Patrol Officers, 9-135; Nomad River Post, 10-77.

Police: 1-143, 6-40, 7-145, 9-139, 11-6.

Politics: United Australia Movement, 4- Communist Menace, 4-67; Political Education, 3-137, 9-134.

Postage: Stamps, 10-55.

Power: Barikewa Gas, 4-147; Moresby Electricity, 12-117.

Religion: Methodist Hostel, Rabaul, 1-124, 3-145; Rabaul’s First Chinese

Priest, 2-125; Bishop Scharmach R eS j 2-143; African Visitors, 4-147; 1 Memorial Hall, Rabaul, 5-7; Bj 5-135; Papua Ekalesia, 6-10; Am Missionaries, 7-65; Lae Churches, Koki Church, 9-133.

Roads and Transport: Zebra Cross Rabaul, 1-124; Rabaul Bus Service, ] Leron Bridge Opened, 3-139; Bom ville Road, 8-133; Talasea Bridge, jj.

Wewak Bridges, 8-135.

Shipping and Navigation: Ko Wharf, 2-109; Kwalakesi Wharf, 2 Rabaul Survey, 4-109; Berth Prior 5-43, 6-119; Training Courses, 5 5-135, 8-101, 12-105; Finschhafen W 8- Rabaul Wharf Strike, 8-105, Kieta Wharf, 9-101, 10-123, 11-45; Ocean-going Canoe, 12-105.

Sport: Perth Games, 1-9, 3-53, i 5- Samarai Athletes, 1-123; Go-E I- Rugby, 1-143, 10-124; Bee Swim, 2-51; Gusap Races, 3-147; W Athletes, 7-8.

Statistics: 2-61, 5-135, 9-121, 12-1 Territories Talk-Talk: 1-51, 2-41, 4-61, 5-29, 6-53, 7-51, 8-47, 9-47, 1 II- 12-117. (Not indexed in de Tourism: 3-154; Moresby Motels, 4 Rabaul Hotels, 9-143; Highlands Hoi 10-130; Kieta Hotel, 10-143.

United Nations Trusteeship Cot Debates, 1-13, 12-8; UN Representa Visit, 2-131.

People

(In Rough Alphabetical Order) Atoa, S., 1-30; Ah-Ken, G., 2 Aspinall, O. S., 5-11; Aspinall, W. 7-133; Adeang, K., 7-146; Andersen, ) 7-82, 9-105; Allison, E., 8-137; Aicke: S., 10-125; Askew, D. S., 11-135.

Barnfather. D., 1-7; Bristow, G., Borron, J„ 1-125; Bignold, Justice, Booth, J„ 2-11; Boustead, W., i Burns, J., 2-5; Brodie, L., 5-121; Ba M., 5-138; Booker, M., 6-21, 8-7, 10 Brown, S., 6-109, 9-109; Bregulla, I 6- Bird, J„ 7-31; Baker, G., 1 Bowden, 1., 7-145; Barrett, D., 7- Browne, G. S., 8-14; Bryan, E. J., 8- Boulton, H. M., 8-137; Brown, A., 8- Brierly, J., 8-139; Beaumont, R. H. 9- Buckley, Father, 9-117; Biros, 6-9, 7-144, 9-138, 10-119; Bridge, 9- Bruijn, V. de., 10-27; Barrie, 10- Blandy, R„ 10-127; Bain, K 11- Bowden, 1., 11-135; Barnes, D. E., 11-131; Bonay, E. J., 5-16, 12 Blow. R., 12-130.

Carlo, M., 1-5; Christian, S. H., 1 Cleland, Lady, 1-53; Coss, K., 1 Coombs, 1-75; Cleland, Sir D., 1- Chan, Father, 2-125; Caterson, F. 2-143; Corboz, H., 3-7; Cakobau, E., 3 Cham, S. TANARUS., 4-5; Cooper, H.. 1- Crawley, D., 9-139, 11-27; Christian, 5- Croudace, M., 6-17; Charles, 6- 9-108; Campbell, C., 6-134; Cl R., 7-82; Cresswell, D., 7-129; Cumps J., 7-146; Croll, R. D., 8-14; Christ J., 8-25; Chee, L., 8-120; Cava, K., 9 Delauney, M., 1-5, 6-136, 9-: Davenport, R., 2-5; Dickinson, H., 2-1 Darcey, 8., 3-37; Davey, F. N., 4-1 Davai, H., 4-150; Davies. E. J. R., 4-1 Diegelman, M., 5-137; Douglas, J., 7- Denholm, A. S., 7-161; Dowsett, J.

MacG., 9-8; Daniels, F., 9-133; Davis, R., 10-125; De LTsle, Lord, 11-37.

Eliott. J., 2-11; Ekblad, E. N., 3 Eri, V., 4-151; Evans, R., 5-17; Escie brenner, L., 7-129; East, E., 7-« Erasmus, 9-139, 11-27.

Fawcett, G., 2-44; Fenton, G., 2-1 Flierl, W., 7-57; Fruean, A., 7-1 Forsyth. W. D., 4-8, 9-7; Falrfax-W B. E., 9-13; Fisher, N., 7-5; 7-57; Fer W. G., 10-108: Fell, N., 10-127.

Geze, 8.. 1-143; Gunther, J., 2-13, 3- 9-139; Guimard, P., 2-111; Graham, ft

(Cont.)

iguin, E., 4-126, 7-21; Grey, A., Gutch, Sir J., 6-23; Grimald, Gow, H., 7-129; Cairo, K., ,z, L., 8-9, 9-139; Gate, G. S.. obay, D., 9-138; Glover, J. N., orge, 8., 12-129. p., 1-44; Hui, L., 1-56; Hilder, 10-121; Hekure, M., 2-144; Hall, Hurrell, L., 3-7; Hargesheimer. ,-135; Hebert, 8., 6-136; Hilder, Holland, C.. 7-129; Heyen, Hayes, M., 8-27; Hoeter, F., 123; Hoult, G., 8-138; Hand. -124; Howell, M. D. S., 10-125; 7-147, 12-129. ;, 4-5; laman, J., 12-129.

L., 1-3; Jack, Chief, 1-5; R., 1-109; Johnson, 8., 3-128; Mr., 3-128; Johanson, H., udason. J. J., 5-140; Jennings, 29; Jehu, L., 11-45; Johnstone, i, R. C., 1-7; Kempthorne, L.

Kilisimasi, J., 4-138; Kyler. W.

Kevu, 5-17; Kroening, B. F., Keys, J. G., 6-21; Kwanimani, loumaira, S., 8-9; Kennedy. G. ; Kidney, 8., 10-127; Kent. L., ith, J., 11-131; Kail, R., 11-131; P., 11-135; Kumara, 1., 12-131. . M., 1-5; Logan, D. W., 2-143; L 25; Lave, K., 3-135; Le’iato.

Leyden. A., 4-83; Lawson, D.

Lohia, 5-85; Lutton, W., 6-135; , 7-93; Lefevre, A., 8-109; K. 8-137; Lee, H. Rex, 9-131; R., 9-10; Leydin, R. S., 9-131; R., 10-125; Leeson, 1., 10-125; I. 11-131; Liomui, K., 11-97.

C. G. R., 1-16; McCarthy, D., ; Mitchell, W., 1-80; Minogue,

-11; Mara, K. K. Tanarus., 2-143;

J. 2-143; Moors, J., 2-143; T. J., 2-143; McDonald, W.

Mercier, D„ 3-5; Morgan, S., •sack, Justice, 3-146; McEwen, 37; Miles, 8., 4-38; McMillan, Mills, K., 5-134; Mulitauaopele, McDougall, M., 6-136; Minshull, Marsh, B. A., 7-127; Maude, -146; McCarthy, J. K., 8-93; TANARUS., 8-131; Moore, 8., 8-138; L. 8-139; MacGregor Dowsett, 9; Mate, G., 9-53; Mow, TANARUS., cDonald, 1., 10-85; Maddocks, 86, 10-121, 11-86; Mishutushkin, 1; McDonald, P. D., 11-131; in, O. D. F., 11-131; Muller, L-133; Marnham, J. E., 7-148, >8; Marr, C., 12-129; Malders, F., 5-119; N’Godrella, W., 6-6; C., 10-126, 12-13.

P.. 1-42; Philp, H., 1-125; hite, J., 2-143; Powles, Sir G., ivaana a Oopa, 4-139; Plowman, Poroi, A. TANARUS., 5-73; Plateel, P.

Philp, B„ 8-25; Philip, A. L., seflka, F., 8-137; Parks, P., well, R., 11-101; Pickering, W., earson, N. H.. 12-101.

W.. 3-141; Ralawa, S., 4-15; , P„ 4-43; Rees, W. H., 4-152; E., 4-152; Ruhen, 0., 7-96, 8-93; 7. 8., 9-43, 11-28; Rothery, J., ynolds, L., 10-29; Richards, O. ; Rautamara, F., 10-126; Ritchie, 131; Refferty, C., 11-131; Rankin, T. R., 1-16; Strachan, M., 1-82; , H., 2-71; Simpson, J., 2-135; h, L„ 2-143; Shortall, J., 3-107; sir Lala, 3-149; Seeto, A., 4-125; -149; Stanbury, 8.. 5-18; Strong, p, 5-41, 9-20; Seeto, E., 7-53; C. 7-55; Sadler, F., 7-103; R., 11-131; Souter, G., 8-93; , 8-137; Sinclair, C., 8-139; R., 9-113; Staude, R., 9-119; ... 9-137; Shaw, J. A., 10-125; r., 10-126; Sowani, A., 10-127; D. 8-129, 10-127; Swinfield, A.,

11-101; Shalless, P. C., 12-97; Saurmilch, N., 12-130.

Thomson, A., 4-105; Tahapehi, T. R., 4- Tamasese, TANARUS., 5-8; Takoa, T. TANARUS., 5- Tade, J., 5-140; Topan, P.. 7-27; Taylor, E. J., 7-111; Thompson, W., 7-129; Tuiteleleapaga, N., 7-133; Taylor, S. J., 7-147; Tibbo, E.. 8-19; Tu’ipelehake, Prince, 8-130; Tuipelehake, Prince, 10-19; Turner, M., 10-53; Thomson, A. C., 10-108; Tungi, Prince, 11-125.

Ulavula, E., 2-5, 4-129, 5-19; Ure, P.. 3-9; Uhrle, J., 3-11.

Vockler, Bishop, 1-63; Vouza, 2-11, 10-21; Vuiyasawa, J., 4-25.

Woo, M., 1-7; Werner, F. 0., 1-11; Wilson, E., 1-107; Witherington, K., 1-125; Walker, A., 3-29; Wilson, G. A., 4-35; White, 8., 4-119; Woo, J., 4-125; Wing field, G. E., 4-138; Wright, R., 6-81; Wickham, H., 4-9; Wan, J., 8-120; Wari, K., 8-138; Willis, W., 10-97; Ward, P. P., 10- Wilson, G. G., 10-126; Whiteside, C., 11-85; Wendt, M., 11-45; Ward, E. V., 11- Wilkie, A. M., 2-24, 3-149, 4-17, 11- White, C., 12-130; Wagstaff, H.. 12- Yaya, A. C., 9-14; Yager, D., 9-138.

PITCAIRN ISLAND; Population Decline, 1- Building Project, 5-123; Council, 6- Fewer Ships, 8-107; Free Speech, 2- Fan for Queen, 6-19; Nuclear Base Protest, 6-69, 7-141, 8-25; Remoteness, 6-76; Earthquake, 6-103; Wild Cats, 6-130; Insect Pests, 8-25; Oeno Holiday, 12-81; History: First Mail, 1-77; Fletcher Christian, 3-83.

R ROTUMA (see Fiji).

S SAMOA (see American Samoa, Western Samoa).

Ships

(See also Shipping under individual Territories, and Yachts) (In Rough Alphabetical Order) (Asterisk means wrecked) Asahi Maru No. 8, 1-5, 1-103, 2-127, 5-111, 8-11, 8-103, 9-103; Ainemon, 1-107; Ariake, 1-111, 2-109; Adi Talei, 2-103, 11-107; Adi Keva, 2-103; Astrolabe, 2-113, 5- 9-83, 9-87; Apanui, 4-113, 11-24; Arcadia, 7-107; Athenic, 8-107; Ai Sokula, 9- 10-101, 12-105; Age Unlimited, 10- Aratoba, 11-103; Aldebaran, 12-99.

Bulolo, 1-105; Boussole, 2-113, 5-83, 6- 9-83, 9-87; Baddeley, 5-103, 6-101; Banks, 6-105, 9-47; Britannia, 6-107, 7- Bergensfjord, 9-105.

Cora, 1-109; Cayuga County, 2-105, 5-10, 6-109; Carla Manus, 3-105; Cap Domingo, 3-111, 5-101; Cap Corrientes, 3- Caledonien, 4-139; Coral Queen, 5- Cook, 5-105, 9-103, 10-95, 10-101, 11- Corinthic, 6-101; Charlotte Donald, 8- Ceramic, 8-107; Cape Torrens, 9- 10-103; Coral Princess, 9-105; Commandant Riviere, 9-107, 9-138; Carronbank, 9-111; Challenger, 10-95; Colorado del Mar, 10-113, 11-99; Canberra, 12- De Grasse, 1-103; Dunkerquoise, 2-126; Duntroon, 3-107; Degei 11, 6-97; Don Quijote, 6-98, 7-107; Delight, 9-101.

Eiko Maru. 4-115; Elizabeth Helen, 6- 8-103, 11-105; Elizabeth Boye, 7-105, 12-99; East Wind, 9-103; Euphrosyne, 9-108; Ela, 12-99.

Fanakawa Maru, 2-105, 2-107; Francis Gamier, 3-115, 8-99; Fairsea, 4-117, 7- Francis Drake, 6-99, 7-150; Fijian Trader, 6-101, 8-107; Fleetbank, 9-109.

Greenlet, 1-103; Genkai Maru, 3-107; Gerard, 3-113, 4-111, 5-103; Gascoyne, 5-103; George Anson, 6-99, 7-150; Gunnars Knot, 6-101; Gothic, 8-107.

Harusame, 1-111, 2-109; Harry Chauvel, 2-109; Hifofua, 4-111; Horizon, 7-103; Harmony, 9-103; Hanson, 10-144.

Iwakuni Maru, 4-105*; Iris, 5-109; lyo Maru No. 8, 6-133*, 7-103; Inaha, 7- 11-105.

John Williams VI, 1-113, 5-99, 8-109, 9- Joyita, 2-45, 4-71, 5-109, 6-107; Johan van Oldenbarnevelt, 3-105; John Williams VII, 5-99, 6-99, 9-107, 10-101; Jeanne d’Arc, 5-105; Judy, 7-145*.

King George. 2-105; Kulu, 2-105; Kavieng Trader, 3-105, 5-105, 10-97; Koyei Maru, 3-109; Kuinivuaka, 3-115; Kobenhavn, 4-7, 5-11, 6-23; Kai Maru No. 3. 6-133*. 7-103; Karossa, 8-103; Kendec, 8- Kilinailau, 11-103; Komaiwai, 12-105.

Lachlan, 1-103, 3-109, 9-107; Laurabada, 2-7; Liro, 2-148; Lei-Lani, 3-111; Laoheni, 4- Lolomaanaia, 4-111; Loma, 6-101*; Loganbank, 6-130; La Perouse, 8-103; Lakeleo, 8-130; Llandaff, 9-103; Loch Fada, 9-103; Lakatoi, 10-97; Lady of Fatima, 11-105.

Miena, 1-105; Montoro, 1-105; Malekula, 1- Malaita, 1-105, 12-99; Mieco Queen, 1-107; Morning Star, 1-107; Monterey, 1-113, 2-107; Malaita, 2-103; Maui Pomare, 2-118, 3-107; Moana Roa, 2- 7-109; Moisana, 3-111, 6-99, 11-107; Milos, 4-111, 6-109, 7-107; Monsunen, 6- Moresby, 6-99; Mariposa, 7-105; Matua, 7-107, 9-99, 9-103, 9-109, 12-103; Moana Raoi, 7-107; Manutai, 8-109, 9- Mercia, 9-99; Melanesian, 9-129; Mataraini, 10-117; Manuia, 11-24*; Mainiro, 12-101.

Nareau, 1-107; Numa Numa, 1-113; Norfolk Whaler, 2-103; Nikau, 2-107; Northern Star, 2-107, 2-150; Noona Dan, 3- Northern Venture, 3-115; Navaka, 7- 9-109, 10-9, 11-135; North Star, 8- New Baku, 9-101; Nancy, 10-101*; Nirvani, 10-117.

Orsova, 4-109, 7-107; 00100100 Too, 5- Orcades, 5-114, 6-99; Oranje, 7-105; Oriana, 7-107; Otago, 9-103; Olobo, 10- Pelikaan, 1-103; Pipi Gari, 1-109; Pakura, 3-107; Paluma, 4-109, 6-105; Port Halifax, 4-111; Pukaki, 6-101. 11-24; Pacific Islander, 8-103; Polurrian, 9-7*, 10- Polar Wind, 9-103; Pauly Thunder. 9- Pearl, 9-111; Pacific Islander, 10- Parndana, 12-105.

Rotoiti, 1-103; Retriever, 1-103; Royalist, 1-107; Raskai, 1-113; Roblyn, 1-115; Remuera, 3-105; Runic, 3-113, 4-111, 5-103; Ragna Ringdal, 6-97*, 7-105, 10-99; Ruahine, 7-105; Rangitiki, 8-107; Rangitata, 8-107; Rona, 9-105.

Stardust, 1-113; Sorana del Mar, 2-107, 4- Southern Cross (mission ship), 5- 6-101, 8-107; Slevik, 2-111, 12-99; Spencer F. Baird, 2-111; Saracen, 3-109; Sinkiang, 3-113; Suwa Maru, 4-107; Strathcona, 5-47; Sungei Bila, 6-109; San Teretia 11, 6-110; San Juanita, 3-32, 3-113, 5-121, 6-123; Slitan, 7-105, 8-107, 10-117, 12-99; Slagen, 7-105; Southern Cross (liner), 2-107, 2-150, 7-107; Suva, 7-109, 9-103; Sinei Maru, 9-103; Shoho Maru, 9-103; Sitaram, 9-107; Supply, 9- St. Peter Mamatele, 11-107; Sletta, 12-99.

Tabard, 1-103; Tapir, 1-103; Triellls, 1- Tematapula, 1-107; Terusuki, 1-111, 2- Tui Levuka, 2-103; Tui Kanacea, 2- Tenos, 2-105; Tui, 2-111, 9-101; Tong Hoo, 3-107; Toka Maru No. 8, 3- 10-99; Tojima Maru, 3-107; Tungaru, 3-111, 4-115, 12-103; Tiare Taporo, 4-105, 8-99; Taiyo Maru, 4-105; Tsuru Maru, 4-105; Taga Maru No. 2, 4- Te Matapula, 4-115*; Tahltien, 4-139; Tofua, 6-97, 7-107, 9-103, 12-101, 12-103; Thomas A. Edison. 6-98: Tula**!, 7- Tui Cakau, 7-107; Tuvalu, 7-107; Trudy, 7-107; Tarangau, 7-111: Taporo, 8- Tuno, 8-130; Tovata, 10-97; Timbala, 10- Tiare, 10-99; Tortue, 11-103; Tui Valavala, 11-105*; Taranui, 12-99.

SHIPS (Coni.)

Ugure, 1-111, 2-109.

Voyager, 1-113; Verna, 2-111; Veilamani, 3- Victor Schoelcher, 5-105; Vasey, 6-98, 8-103; Vaitere, 8-99; Vitiaz, 8-101; Voeykov, 11-107.

Walrus, 1-103; Wewak, 1-109; Wanganella, 3-113, 5-107, 7-105; Wanderer, 5-117; Willem Ruys, 8-107; Waiana, 9-107; Waimana, 12-101.

Yatu Lau, 1-115; Yugure, 1-111, 2-109; Yanawai, 5-99, 8-109; Yuyo Maru, 5-105.

Zarja, 7-111, 8-99; Zenko Maru, 7-103.

Solomon Islands

(Alphabetical by Subject) Administration: Civil Service Salaries, 4- Mr. Nigel Fisher’s Visit, 7-5, 7-57; Loan, 7-161; Legco, 8-8, 9-69; Appoint ments, 10-125.

Agriculture, etc.: Copra. 2-148, 6-123, 9-130, 10-56; Eggs, 3-135; Rice, 8-14, 9-33; Tobacco, 12-127; Aviation: Airfields, 1-129 6- TAA, 1-138; Fiji Airways, 5-27, 9-119, 12-125; Internal Service, 6-123, 9- Commerce: Cigarettes, 3-146; Closer Look at BSlP—Australia Trade, 12-136; Fishing: 3-32, 3-113, 5-121, 6-123, 7- Forestry: 3-127, 6-131, 7-65, 10-124, 12-126.

General: Dramatic Society, 1-131; Malaita’s Progress, 3-79; Aid for Tikopia, 3-149; Anthropology, 3-111; Mapping, 3-149, 11-125; Western Islands, 4-79; E.

V. Lawson’s View, 7-41; Gilbertese Migration, 8-129, 10-21; Sydneysider’s View, 10-13; Gravity-magnetic Survey, 10- Health: Influenza, 2-148; Lepros arium, 6-123; Yaws, 6-123.

History: Guadalcanal, 1942, 1-43, 2-138; Annexation, 1900, 1-131; La Perouse, 2-113, 5-83. 6-11, 9-83, 9-87; Harry Wickham, 4-9; Discovery of Gold, 1896, 8- Industries: Fish Flakes, 5-121; Marine Engine Parts, 11-133; Justice: Theft Appeal case, 7-123; Liquor: 1-141, 2-75; People: Fijians, 3-130; Police: 1-143.

Religion: Catholic Church, Tangarare, 6-87; First Melanesian Bishops, 12-14; Roads: 11-129; Shipping, etc.: Tulagi Slipway, 5-107. 11-103; Honiara Port, 5- 6-103, 9-101; High Tides, 6-103; Kia Wharf, 9-109; Beacons, 11-103; Sport: 4-9, 6-131; Telephones: 6-131, 12-126; Tourism: 11-11.

South Pacific Commission

Conferences: South Pacific, 1-16, 2-9; Review, 5-65; Health. 9-136, 12-133; Housing, 11-129, 12-6; Retirements: 1-16; Changes Likely: 1-17; 3-21, 8-29; General: Indonesia as Member, 2-15; W.

Samoa, 2-20; Education Seminar, 2-148; W. D. Forsyth, 4-8, 9-7; Fiji Training Centre, 5-71; Auki Boatbuilding, 8-105; 16th Anniversary, 8-133.

T TAHITI (see French Polynesia).

Tokelaus: 2-134, 7-107, 9-133, 11-101,

12-125, 12-129.

Tonga

(Alphabetical by Subject) Administration: Leg. Council, 1-20, 5-69, 12-5; Loans Sought, 10-19; Agri culture: Copra, 4-32; Currency: Gold Coins, 6-65, 8-35, 10-35; Festivals: 1-134;

General: Sydneysider’s View, 6-61, 8-43, 11-54; Japanese Envoy’s Visit, 12-9; Health: Sanitation, 4-138; History: George Tubou I, 10-83; Industries: Desiccated Coconut, 8-153: Law: New Police, 2-133; Police Dogs, 7-6; Newspapers: 11-57.

Religion: Convention, 11-53; Shipping, etc.: Minerva Reef Epic, 4-11, 4-115, 5-47, 6- 10-19; Youth Rescued, 4-137; Yacht Club, 4-138, 7-117; New Ships, 9-108; Sport: 1-48, 4-137, 4-138, 10-115; Transport; 1-81; 11-125; Weather: Hurricane, 9-10.

U

United States Trust Territory:

Political changes, 2-133, 4-131, 10-65; Jap shot, 3-77; Council of Micronesia, 3-143; Submarine base, 4-107; Typhoons, 5-10, 11- Kwajalein paradise, 5-63; Polio, 10-121; Fishing, 10-121; Artistic Life on Ifaluk, 12-91; Shipping Link with P-NG, 12- Trusteeship Council Debate, 12-8.

W

Wallis And Futuna: 1-144, 11-52.

12-125.

West New Guinea

(Alphabetical by Subject) Administration (see also under Indo nesians) : Dutch Exodus, 3-13, 3-17, 4-47, 7- Dutch Spending, 4-33; UNTEA, 4-15; P. J. Platteel, 7-144; Governor Bonay, 12-45; Agriculture: Animal Diseases, 1-59, 2-16; Aviation, 6-133, 7-145; Banking; Guilders Problem, 3-19; Fishing: Sawfish, 1-129; General: Stone Axes, 2-79; Hollandia Club Fire, 3-29; Health: 4-31, 5-16, 9-137, 10-123; History: Exploration, 1-87.

Indonesians: Paratroops, 1-137; Agree ment with Dutch, 2-15; Assurances, 2-15; Papuan Support, 3-15; Consolidation, 4-15; Earlier Take-over Wanted, 5-16; Flag Flies, 6-10; No Early Take-over, 7-6; “Indonesiation”, 7-118; Territory Virtually in Indonesian Hands, 8-7; No Assurance on Border, 9-8; Take-over Virtually Complete, 9-10; Disillusionment, 12-45; History of Take-over, 12-51; Politics and Diplomacy: Dutch-Indonesian Wrangle, I- Bunker Plan, 1-140; New Guinea Council, 3-15, 3-19; Canberra Apprehen sive, 4-23; Postage: Last Dutch Stamps, 3-143; Religion: Missions, 10-87.

Western Samoa

(Alphabetical by Subject) Administration; Treaty with NZ, 2-19; No SPC Decision, 2-20; Elvin’s Report, 3-146; Russian Interest, 5-57; MP’s Salaries, 5-125; Bright Future, 7-125; Budget Surplus, 8-9; Vaillma, 8-134; Head of State, 10-41; H. Bomb Protest, 12-7; Foreign Aid, 12-71.

Agriculture: Bananas, 2-13, 2-142, 5-125, 10-118; Tobacco, 4-135; Extension Pro gramme, 5-125; Avele College, 5-127; Survey, 12-91; Aviation: 7-125, 10-32, 12-7.

Culture: Apia Repertory Society, 2-144; Mobile Libraries, 8-135; Economy: US Aid, 1-18; UN Survey, 4-17; Development of Savaii Urged, 11-33; Education: 5-136, II- Festivals: Miss Samoa, 1-29.

General: After Eight Month’s Indepen dence (S. Inder’s Report), 2-25; More Samoan’s Visit NZ, 2-118; Highwaymen, 2-130; Maps, 5-136; UN Office for Apia, 12-71.

Health: AMO’s to be Doctors, 2-137; History: R. L. Stevenson, 4-33, 8-134;

Justice: Crime figures, 1-143; u 5 Charge, 2-118; Newspapers: 7-127, ] 11-25; Postal: New Stamps, 1-143 Telephone Link, 9-134; Religion: Metb Church, 11-125; Roads: Salani-Sapn Road, 5-127; Sport; 1-29, 5-127 \ 8- Statistics: 1-30, 5-56, 5-136, i Tourism: Aggie Grey’s Hotel, i Irksome Formalities, 6-17; No Weii Mats, 7-73; Weather: Observatory, fij Y

Yachts

(Alphabetical) (Asterisk means wrecked) Abacus, 2-113, 5-111, 7-111, 8' 11-109; Aegean, 12-107; Aotea (kei 4-116*; Aotea (yawl), 2-113; At Rogers, 2-113; Astor, 9-114, 11- Benn Gunn, 6-110; Blue Peter, 3 4- 6-110, 8-111, 11-109; C’Est La 9- Craig J 11, 5-114, 8-111; Cytl 10- 11-99, 12-107.

Destiny, 4-118; Dida, 12-109; Doubl 5- Driftwood, 3-117, 5-113; I Wen, 2-114, 7-116, 11-109; Enticer, 1 2-114, 5-113, 7-116; Escalduna, 7- Everyman II (ex Patsy Jean), 1-105, 2- Fairweather, 3-117, 11-111; Faith 2- 4-118, 5-113; Flying Cloud, 10- Fortune, 1-116, 2-114, 5-114, 6-110, 8- 11- Geneve, 6-111, 7-115, 8-111, 11 12- Gitana, 4-118, 6-111, 10- 11-109; Glennis, 2-114; Golden E 10-103, 11-109, 12-109; Golden L( 1- Golden Rule, 1-107; Gracias, 1- Grey Dragon, 4-118*.

Hunikai, 8-113, 10-103; Isis, 1- 3- 4-120*; John Hanna, 2-115, 5- 8- 10-105, 11-109, 12-111; Kal 7-116, 8-111; Koae, 12-111; Koonya, 3- 4- 8-113; Larapinta, 5-114, 6- 6- Lobo del Mar, 10-105, 12- Lodestar, 4-118, 7-117, 12-107; 1 1-116.

Maken, 3-118; Malabar VIII, 11- Manu Moana, 1-117, 2-115, 8-113; Mi Polo, 11-112; Marinero, 3-117, 5- 10-103, 11-112; Marpacho, 2-115; Mec 5- 6-111; Meridian, 3-120; Mo 2- 9-114; Monsoon, 6-111, 7-111, 8- 10- 11-111; Myonie, 8-113, 11-111 Neophyte, 7-111, 8-113; Nimble, 4- Nimbus, 3-120; Nordlys, 1-116, 2- 3- 6-112; Okeanos, 1-116, 3-117, 5- 7- 8-114, 12-111; Omicron, 11- Ondine, 5-114; Opportunity, 2-115, 11- Phoenix, 1-107; Ramona, 1-115; Rest! 1-113, 1-116, 4-119.

Salty, 2-117, 3-119; Sari Marais, 7-] Sea Chanty, 1-116, 4-116; Sea Fe 9- Seafire, 4-116; Sea Wind, 5-: 6- 7-116, 11-112, 12-112; Seal 3- Seeadler, 4-119; Siesta, 2-' 4- Solo, 12-112; Staghound, 3-: 7- 8-113, 10-103.

Tahiti, 9-114; Takohe, 2-117, 3-] 5- Tane, 1-116; Tangiroa, 9-114; Matangi, 5-114; Tempest, 8-114; Rapunga, 1-115; Tere, 6-112; Tii 11- Tlburon, 4-119, 11-24*; Tol 7-111; Trinul, 6-112, 11-112; Truly Fi 12- Tuaikaepau, 2-117, 3-118, 4-1 4- 5-47, 5-101, 6-105, 12-1 Tuarangi, 8-109.

Vahine, 3-119; Valkyrie, 1M Vamonos, 3-119; Varua, 4-119; Wandfl 3-119; Washkish, 2-117; West Wind, 9-1! 10- White Lady, 1-117, 2-117, 4-1 5- 7-116; Yankee Belle, 2-1 Yankee Doodle, 3-120; Yasme in, 3-1 5-114, 5-119, 7-115, 8-129, 9-111, lU