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American Samoa

Administration: Samoa for the Samoans, 1-29; Liquor Rules Relaxed, 2-118; Banking: 2-117; Fishing: Tuna Cannery, 3- General: New Name for “Turtle”, 1- Building Boom, 2-36; Parking Problems, 5-72; Proposed Tramway, 5-115; Industries: Coconut Processing, 2-36.

Companies

Burns Philp, 2-127; Bulolo Gold Dredging, 2-130; Carpenter Holdings, 4- Fiji Airways, 4-130; Kinjibi Hold ings, 1-132; Levers Pacific Timbers, 2-130, 4-119; Pacific Islands Mines, 1-9, 3-135, 4- Pacific Manufacturers, 3-75; Placer Development, 4-129; Qantas, 4-130; Southern Mining Development, 2-130; South Pacific Fishing Co., 1-132; Steam ships Trading Co., 4-127; TEAL, 4-130; Walpamur, 2-130.

Cook Islands

Administration: Assembly to Blame for Mess, 1-29; Petitions to United Nations, 2- 3-65, 3-124; Cook Islanders Open to Subversion, 2-22; Students Jeer Minister, 2-65, 5-53; New Government Secretary, 5- Self-government Details, 5-33; Agriculture: Fruit Production Increases, 2-129; Fruit Control Scheme, 4-67; NZ Grant, 5-113; Aviation: Polynesian Air lines, 4-121; Culture: Library and Museum, 2-118; Fishing: Jap Tuna Plan, 3-117; General: NZ Reporter’s Survey, 1-63; Islanders in NZ, 1-65; Drinking, 5-72; Understanding the Polynesians, 5-49.

Shipping: Manihiki Drift Drama, 2-105, 4-10, 5-63; Dangerous Boat Passage, 4-10; Telephones; Link with NZ, 2-118.

Deaths

Babbage, M. E., 3-133; Britten, E. H.

B. 1-129; Carter, H. G., 1-129; Chalmers, C. C., 5-121; Corkin, F. L., 5-25; Dowling, J., 4-125; Ellison, Dr. E., 5-120; Evans, H. 8., 1-129; Gerstner, Father A., 1-129; Gilson, R. P., 2-122; Griffon, G., 5-25; Hay, Capt. W. F., 5-121; Head, M. V., 1- Hennings, F. W., 5-120; Hibell, Dr. A. J., 5-120; Hodgson, K. C., 5-121; Holmes, H. A., 4-125; Howley, T. J., 3-133; Janisel, M., 1-129; Kama, N., 3-133; Kempthorne, Rt. Rev. L. S., 1-19, 1-129; Lotse, R. J., 3-133; McCoy, F. H., 4-125; McDuff, Mr. Justice, 1-19, 1-129; Magrane.

Col. J. P.. 2-125; Mao, 3-133; Pearce, A.

E., 5-120; Rennex, H. G., 2-125; Seagoe, E. A. G., 1-129; Simanu, High Chief A., 2- Smith, F. G., 2-125; Studler, Brother P., 1-129; Taylor, C. 0., 4-125; Taylor, R. E. S., 3-133; Thomson, J. C., 1-33; Twomey, P. J., 2-63, 2-125; Van Hein, Theodore, 5-120.

FIJI (inc. Rotuma)

Administration: UN Committee on Colonialism. 1-13, 1-51, 1-55; Governor Maddocks Leaves, 1-7, 3-8; New Governor (Jakeway), 1-7, 2-11, 3-125; Unanswered Questions on Future, 2-11; Unusual Election Sequel, 2-33; Communist Propaganda Banned, 2-118; Development Plans, 1-132,

2-130, 5-12; Momentous Decision Ahead, 4-55; Income Tax Plan, 1-121; Salary Review, 5-119; F. Archibald Re-elected to Legco, 5-15; Political Future, 5-54; New Budget, 5-12.

Agriculture: Copra Subsidy Scheme, 2- Silsoe Copra Report, 2-127, 3-30, 4- 4-61, 4-65; Bananas, 1-131, 2-129, 3- 4-127, 5-15; Sugar, 1-131, 3-57, 4- Pineapples, 3-137.

Armed Services: Laucala Bay Base, 1-23.

Banking: Bank of Baroda, 1-132.

Commerce: Exports Up, 1-132, End of Transistor War, 2-35; Trade Fair, 3-9; Men’s Socks, 3-40; SPSM Changes, 5-118; FOB System, 5-123.

Education; University Mooted, 1-49.

Fires, Accidents: Copra Meal Fire, 2-117.

Fishing: Levuka Tuna Cannery, 3-25.

General: Film Censorship, 1-31; Popula tion Figures, 2-119; Spotlight on Kadavu, 1-81; TV Plan, 2-29; Prison Bakers, 2-71, 5- Indians, 3-91; Bounty for Triplets, 3-131 Suva Building Developments, 4-54; Banaban Settlement on Rabi, 2-130; Family Planning, 5-112; Indian Family Ordered from Australia, 5-118.

History: Ancient Pottery, 3-28, 4-79; Murder of Seamen from “Charles Doggett”, 5-77.

Industries: Match Factory, 3-75; Tobacco Factory, 4-130.

Land: Poor Records, 3-29.

Mining: Mineral Search, 1-45; Gold Prospects, 1-131.

Religion: Bishop Vockler’s UK Visit, 5- Rotuma: 2-48, 2-83.

Shipping; More Visiting Ships, 1-97; “Cere” Ceremony, 3-87; Drift in Punt, 5-103.

Sport: Bowls Tournament, 3-123; Tele communications: Link with Honiara, 4-47; Ham Radio Man, 5-81; Tourism: Savusavu, 1-57; New Hotels, 4-133; Visitor Statistics, 5-112.

French Polynesia

Administration: Independence Move ment “Dead”, 2-61; Minister’s Visit, 3-11; Two Political Parties Banned, 5-13; Lenormand Banned from French Poly nesia, 5-13; Aviation: TAI, 2-119; Qantas, 3- 5-13; Honolulu-Tahiti Service, 4- Fishing: Japanese Interest, 4-119: Fires; Hotel Taaone, 3-125.

General: Lonely Rapa, 1-77; Papeete Parking Problem, 5-72; Archaeology in the Marquesas, 2-89; Mysterious Cannon, 3- Nature Man, 4-77; Nuclear Base: 1-41, 2-61, 3-11, 4-121; Religion: Protestant Church Autonomous, 3-124; Shipping: Papeete Harbour Development, 4- 5-95.

Gilbert & Ellice Is.

Colony

Administration: Advisory Council, 1-7, 4-8, 5-8; Census Figures, 1-70; BSIP Re settlement Problems, 3-35; Agriculture: Copra, 2-119; Aviation: Funafuti Airstrip, 2-119; General: Evolution of Gilbertese “Boti”, 4-92; Stranded Whale, 5-72; Postage: First Airmail Stamps, 2-118; Shipping: Regatta, 2-97; “Tarawa” Busy, 4-99; Tourism; Preparations, 4-134.

Lord Howe Island

1-8, 2-142, 4-8, 4-101, 5-72.

Nauru 1-9, 4-30, 5-8.

New Caledonia

Administration: Census, 1-71; “Opel go” Drinking, 1-117; Aviation: Parachut ing Tragedy, 1-117; Commerce: Trade witl New Zealand, 2-130; Economy Healthier 4-121; Fishing: Jap Tuna Plan, 2-11 4-103; General: Dead Rats, 1-117; Conui Geographus Death, 3-10; History: Nativi Revolt of 1917, 3-81; Shipping: Wartimi Wharf Explosion, 5-83; Sport: 1966 Soutl Pacific Games, 3-49; Vietnamese: Re patriation, 1-17, 3-53, 4-121, 5-20, 5-112 NEW GUINEA (see Papua-New Guinei and West New Guinea).

New Hebrides

Administration; France’s Battle fo Influence, 2-41, 4-41, 5-57, 5-67; Net French Offices, 3-69; Census Figures, 3-126 Anglo-French Relations, 4-45; Advisor Council Interpretation Service, 5-115 Agriculture: Copra, 2-51; Pineapples 2- Commerce: Chamber of Commercf 4-119; Frozen Beef Exports, 2-118, 4-4 S Self-service Store, 3-127.

Festivals: Bastille Day, 1-123; Fishing Company’s New Facilities, 1-132; General Rat Menace, 1-119; Lopevi Emptier 1-123; Tanna’s Fiery Volcano, 2--7'i Genetics-Anthropological Study, 2-121 Volcanic Activity, 3-127; Erromang Timber Possibilities, 1-71; Archaeologies Survey, 5-113; Hurricane Damage, 5-10.

Postage: New Stamps, 2-15; Shipping Ship Rammed by Whale, 3-83; Vil Wharf, 5-101; Drift Voyage to Erromangs 4-10; Vietnamese: Repatriation, 1-17, 2-6( 3- 4-121, 5-20, 5-112.

Niue

First Triplets, 2-8; Populatio Figures, 2-118; Economic Survey, 2-13( Fish Caught with Coconuts, 3-8 i Legislative Assembly Elections, 3-123: N Grant, 5-113.

Norfolk Island

Administration; Governor General Visit, 4-8, 4-101; Liquor Licences, 5-7!

New Powers for Council, 5-8; Commerci Trading Loophole Closed, 2-31; Fishinj Fish Freezing Factory, 3-135; Genera Electricity Extensions, 3-124; First Chemi!

Shop 3-137; Tourism: Kingfisher Hote 1-123, 5-134.

Rganisations

Polynesian Association, 2-57, 3-15, 3-25; w Guinea Country Women’s Associa n, 4-15.

4Cific

Agriculture: Books on Tropical Agri- Iture, 4-91; Aviation: Brisbane-Honolulu rvice, 2-119; New Airlines, New Routes, >9; Polynesian Airlines, 4-121; Qantas, lAL, Fiji Airways, 4-130; BOAC, 1-31, 13; New Developments, 5-9; Commerce: liar will Dominate Pacific, 3-135; NZ ide Mission, 3-137; Education: Islands idents in NZ, 3-126; Fishing: Complaints er Jap Tuna Fishermen, 3-25; New ue of Whaling Book, 5-87.

Seneral: Public Servants’ Conference, 19; Pacific Bibliography, 4-92; Pacific tanists, 4-92; Pacific Islands Year Book h Edition), 4-51; Oxford Colonial lords Project, 5-52; Health: Fight iinst Leprosy Continues, 5-31; History: serving Pacific History, 2-51; Dr. mpston’s Book, 2-91; New Book by drew Sharp, 5-89; Politics: Effect of laysia, 1-11; Disturbances in Indonesia, 3; Political Developments, 5-7; Sport: ith Pacific Games, 1-foll. 74, 2-7, oil. 74, 3-37, 3-45, 3-46, 3-49; Tele omunications: COMP AC Cable, 3-23, 5; Radio-Telephone Services, 3-71.

Ipua-New Guinea

Ldministration: Australian Ministers’ it, 2-19; 1963-64 Budget, 3-7; New Inea Wanted as Name, 4-36; National ity,_ 5-72; New Staff College. 5-115. igriculture and Farming: Baiyer River ry Farm, 1-119; Copra, 1-132; Beef tie, 3-35; Coffee, 1-132, 3-138; Boil ut Attack, 5-113; New Vet. Station, irmed Services: Army Roadbuilders, 3; Streamlined Army, 4-11; PIR Troops Recruiting Drive, 5-9; Aviation: Old 1 New in Aviation, 1-27; Seats at ports, 3-33; Airstrips for Misima tmed, 3-126; Madang Airport Sealing, 12; Lae Airport Sealing, 5-113; iking: Decimal Currency, 5-123. irds: Book on Birds, 4-88; Border blems: Refugees from the West, 1-5; 7 Order for Border People, 2-110ihore Islands, 5-29. roadcasting: New ABC Studios, 3-39. argo-Cult: On Buka, 3-58. ommerce: Companies Legislation J 9; Price Control Attacked, 5-123e Factory, 5-123; Shell Staff Changes’, 13; Display at Osaka Pair, 5-129. conomy: World Bank Mission Survey, L; £2sm. Budget Hand-out, 2-23. ducation: University Plan, 2-15chers Wanted, 2-17; Crash Education inees, 2-54; WNG Students, 3-33; linistration Staff College, 3-127; Radio aul, 5-85; English Teachers Apply Jobs, 5-113; Commission on Higher cation, 5-15. ishing: Trobriand Islands Pearls, 1-83; ti Turtle Caught, 2-31; Jap Interest Tuna, 3-25; Rare Shell Found, 4-9. orestry: Bougainville Timber Rights, !1; Teak, 3-124. uture: Planters’ View, 2-23. eneral: Highlands, an Eye Opener, >; Book by oiaf Ruhen, 1-88; nropologists at Work, 1-119; Tolais ose Mixed Marriages, 2-33; Leaders Australia, 2-117; US Mapping reys, 2-119; Japanese Envoy’s Visit, .1; Monkeys on Manus, 3-83; Native les Problem, 3-31; Kukukukus 4-17- Dourne Show Display, 4-9; Old Hands ring, 4-19; Book by McCarthy, 4-21; ntists in Highlands, 4-71- New * J " dge Selt) y- 4 -87: Volcanoes, .1, Offshore Islands of Wuvulu and

Aua, 5-29; Use of Pidgin for Mary, 5-109- Progs, Snakes, Collected, 5-117; Rabaul Baby Show, 5-17.

Health: Smallpox, Tuberculosis, 1-123; Malaria, 2-123; Kuru, 3-127; Hospital for Daru, 3-127; Baby Born in Plane, 5-109; Hospital at Sopus, 5-115; Visiting Medical Team, 5-12.

History: Mystery Obelisk on Kalili, 2-55- Leg Irons Found, 3-119; Souter’s Book on Exploration, 4-85; Naming of Mortlocks 4- 5-111.

Justice, Law: Land Titles, 1-17, 5-8; Registration of Company Documents 1-132.

Land: Varzin Case, 1-17, 5-8.

Legislative Council: 1964 Elections, 3-19, 5- Prospects for Elections, 3-23; Final meeting, 5-10.

Liquor: Segregated Drinking, 3-39.

Mining: Gold, 1-9; Early Mining Accident Recalled, 5-85.

Police: New Uniforms, 1-123; Native Motor Cyclists, 5-112; New Police Training- Depot, 5-115. 3 ew Poetical Party, 1-25, 2-27, Postage: New Stamps, 3-125.

Power: Sogeri Hydro-Electric Station 3- 5 liffion: Univer sity Study of Religions, ..Shipping and Navigation: Bougainville Mines, 1-99; New BP Ship, 2-95; Rabaul Wharves, 2-115, 4-97; Madang Harbour Lights, 3-105; Anchor Found in Rabaul Harbour, 3-107; Wharf to Serve Cameron Plateau, 4-99; Tenders Called for Light houses, 4-101; Kieta Wharf, 5-103.

Sport: Moresby Swimming Pools. 2-119.

Territories Talk-Talk: 1-113, 2-113, 3-61 4- 5-109.

People

Anderson, K., 2-57; Agir, D., 2-57; Anderson, F. D., 4-123; Archer, F. P., 5- 5-119; Archibald, F., 5-15.

Barrett, D., 1-125; Betham, F., 2-129; Bryant, R. R„ 2-123; Bray, M., 2-57; Bogitini, 0., 3-131; Byrne, P., 4-78; Brown, D. C., 5-33; Bowring, Mrs. Alice, 5-119.

Clancy, D., 2-122; Chapman, J., 1-127; Cowell, R., 2-121; Copas, Bishop V., 2-122; Chipper, J., 5-117.

Davidson, Prof. J. W., 5-37; Desowitz, R. S., 2-123; Dwyer, P., 2-57; Dakai, Solomon, 5-119.

Firmston-Wiliiams, G. 1., 1-125; Ferris W. G., 3-129; Glannery, J., 3-129; Forsyth, W. D., 2-59; Fox, C. E., 4-122; Freeman.

Dr. T., 5-118; Feldt, Eric, 5-119; Foster, Gairo, K., 1-127; Gosper, K., 5-123; Gold, E., 1-125; Granges, G. des, 1-127- Groves, M., 1-127.

Hargesheimer, F., 1-6; Harris, L., 1-127- Hardwick, M., 3-130; Holt, 8., 1-127- Howse, M. D„ 2-121; Hoff, Father H., 5-117; Hegan, M. L., 5-13. lore, M., 2-57.

Jakeway, F., 1-7; Jackman, H., 1-125; Jones, J., 2-123; Johnson, “Tui”, 2-79.

Kay, Dr. J, A., 1-124; Kay, D., 1-125.

Larsen, L., 2-57; Little, Laurence, 5-39; Lewis, J., 1-125; Lambert, C. R., 5-17.

Maddocks, Sir K., 1-7; McClelland, D., 1-113; Manton, D., 1-115; Mathisson, M., 1- McCarthy, D., 2-29; McKenna, M., 2- Mogeridge, J., 1-125; Moroney, A., 2-47; McEwen, J. M., 2-122; Molineaux, P.. 4-122.

Nayacakalou, Dr. R., 1-127; Nicks, R., 1-127; Nou, Vdu, 3-129.

Pitt, D., 1-127; Pitt, L. K., 5-35; Powell, M., 1-123; Pakau, N., 2-47; Phillips, G., 4- Penfold, E. T., 4-122; Friday, L., 1-127; Pascoe, Sam and Family, 5-27; Philp, Barry, 5-19.

Rex, L. R., 1-124; Ralph, P., 2-57; Russell, A., 3-13; Refshauge, J., 4-122; Roberts, Bruce, 5-117; Ramm, Dr. R„ 5- Rose, R and L., 5-118.

Sturney, Rev. J., 1-124; Strick, R. 2- Scott, M. H., 2-122; Smith, Major A. 3-129; Smith, R. C., 3-129; Simmonds, H. W., 5-117; Stinson, C. A., 5-119; Savage, E., 5-45.

Trench, Sir D., 1-15; Thorogood, Rev.

B. 1-124; Twomey, P. J., 1-124.

Vuakatagane, E., 1-125; Varasakete, Ratu M., 2-121; Vouza, 4-123.

White, Dr. H. N., 2-123; Wilding, Capt. 8., 5-97; Willis, W., 5-105; Walz, Major A., 3-129; Wagner, B. M., 3-130; Walker, I. 8., 3-131; Whonsbon-Aston, C. W ’ 3- Wright, R., 4-123.

Zander, V. f 2-57.

Pitcairn Island

Fears Over Nuclear Base, 1-45; Costly Improvements. 2-66; Anthropological Expedition, 2-121; UK Commissioner’s Visit, 2-121; New Booklet, 3-93; Popula tion Decreasing, 4-13; History in Figures, 4- Last of McCoys Dies, 4-125.

S SAMOA (see American Samoa, Western Samoa).

Ships

(See also Shipping under individual Territories) (In Rough Alphabetical Order) (Asterisk means wrecked) Aolele, 1-8, 2-103, 3-101, 4-101; Age Unlimited, 1-101. 4-103, 5-11, 5-105; Aegean, 1-103, 2-105; Andra, 1-108, 4-108- Aruligo, 2-103; Asahi Maru No. 8, 2-101 5- Astor, 2-107; Awahnee, 2-105; Akatere, 3-101; Ange-May, 3-101; Angela, 3- Ai Sokula, 3-107, 4-95; Astrea 4- Adi Talei 11, 5-101.

Ben Gunn, 1-103. 4-105; Blue Peter, 1-103; Bodmer, 3-99; Blue Lagoon, 3-105; Bulolo, 5-97; Burnside, 5-97.

Cape Leeuwin, 1-107; C’Est La Vie, 1- 5-108; Cook, 2-103, 4-11, 4-95* 5- Coral Anne, 2-101; Cythera, 2-105, 4- Colorado del Mar, 2-105; Chengtu, 2- Capricieuse, 3-109.

Daiese Maru, 5-103*; Dai Maru, 5-97; Dolphin 11, 4-99; Dida, 1-103; Dwyn Wen, 3-109, 4-108.

Ela, 2-95; Esmeralda, 2-101; Extended Adolescence, 3-109; Elizabeth Boye, 4-99; Ebisu Maru, 5-99.

Fa’asalafa, 1-8*; Falls of Clyde, 1-99* Fangailifuka, 1-101; Fjord in, 3-109, 5- Francis Drake, 1-103; Fuku Maru 5-97*.

Gitana, 1-103; George Anson, 2-115; Gona, 3-99*, 3-105; Gerard, 4-97.

Hunakai, 1-103, 2-105, 4-108, 5-107; Heather, 3-111.

Ipara, 2-105; Inaha, 4-97.

John Hanna, 1-107, 3-111, 5-107.

Komauvai, 1-97, 3-87; Kalona, 1-105; Koae, 1-105, 2-105, 4-107; Kristina, 1-105; Kwai, 3-101; Kavieng Trader, 3-107; Kilkl, 3- 5-108; Kanaloa, 4-101; Kamaiana, 4- Katu Maru, 5-97; Koyei Maru No. 2, 5-101; Kibi Maru, 5-103; Kuala Lumpur, 5- La Reta, 2-101, 4-108; Lady Pat, 3-111, 4- Lachlan, 5-107; Lobo del Mar, 1-105, 2-105, 3-109*; Lurline, 5-101.

Mareva, 1-103; Matua, 1-101; Malabar VIII, 1-105, 3-111; Moala, 5-103; Maris, 1-105, 3-111; Mary, 3-101; Manu’a Tele, 3-101; Melanesia, 5-101; Michalios, 2-95; Monsoon, 3-111, 5-108; Moresby, 2-103; Maretana, 4-101; Malaita, 5-97; Matsonia, 5- Malawai, 5-101; Myonie, 5-108.

Niuvakai, 1-95, 4-105, 5-105; Nina, 1- 4-108; Nordlys, 2-107; Nessbank, 2- Navaka, 3-85; Neaphyte, 3-111, 3- New World, 3-112; Naomi N, 4-105.

Opportunity, 1-108.

Polurrian, 1-97; Pacific Enterprise, 1-101.

SHIPS (Continued)

Ragna Ringdal, 2-95, 5-101; Rangitane, 2-101; Roblyn, 3-105; Runic, 3-97, 5-100; Rendy, 4-101.

Siren, 1-B*, 2-97; Salty, 1-107; Sari Marais, 1-107, 2-107, 3-112; Sea Wind, 1- 4-108, 5-108; Seawyf, 1-108, 2-108; Sarabande, 3-112; Siesta, 2-108; Solo, 2- Staghound, 2-108; Sta-Reta, 2-108, 4-108; Shinei Maru, 2-115; Seine Lloyd, 4- Sydney, 4-101; Sletta, 5-100; Slitan, 5- Seven Little Sisters, 5-105; St Yves D’Armour, 5-107; Siga Wale, 5-108.

Tahiti, 2-108; Te Vega, 2-107, 3-109, 4- 4-105; Ticonderoga, 2-107; Tofua, 1-101; Taveuni, 3-99; Tiare, 3-112; Toloa, 1-108; Tomako, 3-103; Trinui, 2-107, 3-112, 5- Trentbank, 2-95; Towuti, 3-103; Tungaru, 3-103; Togaran, 3-103; Tui Taveuni. 3-103; Tui Valavala, 3-103; Tanganui, 3-111, 5-108; Taranaki, 4-95; Tui, 4-97; Tolai, 5-103; Taiyo Maru, 5-103; Tenyu Maru, 5-103*; Tawakani, 5-105; Tyrant, 5-108.

Ululani, 4-108, 5-108.

Valkyrie, 1-108, 2-105; Vonu, 2-103.

Wanganella, 1-99; Walande, 3-101; Walrus, 3-112; Whakatane, 4-103; Wairongi, 5-108.

Solomon Islands

Administration: More Power for Local Councils, 1-35; Money for Development, 4- Elected Legco, 5-41; New WPHC, 5- Agriculture: Vanikoro Copra, 1-132; Aviation: Service from Fiji, 2-119; Kira Kira Airfield, 2-119; Internal Services, 3-125, 4-121; Commerce: Crocodile Skins, 5-47.

Co-operatives: Co-operative Societies, 1-119; Cocoa Co-operatives, 1-132; Education: More Primary Schools, 1-117; Grant for Training College, 2-117.

Forestry: 1-119, 2-119, 2-130, 4-119; General: Aerial Photographic Survey.

1-123; Oblong Snake on Savo, 3-83; Junior Chamber of Commerce, 3-121; Tikopia, Santa Ana Overpopulated, 3-126; Gilbertese Resettlement, 3-35, 3-125; Rare Shell Found. 3-83; Much Building, 5-61; Health: Anti-Malaria Campaign, 1-121; Honiara Drinking Water, 2-119; Yaws Virtually Eliminated, 5-112.

History: R. L. Stevenson Relic, 1-15; American Voyage of 1787, 2-81; Loss of Spanish Ship in 1595, 4-81; Mining: Prospecting Company Pulls Out, 2-130; Shipping: New Maritime Aids, 3-105; Passages Charted, 5-101; New Gizo Wharf, 3-125; Wartime Battle of Savo, 5-87; Telephones: Link with Fiji, 4-47.

South Pacific

Commission

London Conference, 1-6; Handicrafts Catalogue, 2-29; Greater Voice for Islanders, 2-57; 25th Session, 4-7; Coconut Market Inquiry, 4-7.

T TAHITI (see French Polynesia).

Tokelaus

Rhinoceros Beetle Found, 3-55; NZ Grant, 5-113.

Tonga

Administration; Parliamentary Session, 4-9; Broadcasting: Request Session, 1-72, 3-123; Station for Niuafa’ou, 3-123; Fishing: Jap Interest in Pearls, 3-124; General: First Water Reticulation System, 1-47; Minerva Reef Epic, 1-87, 2-9, 3-31; Hotel Plan That Went Awry, 2-53; Vaiola Hospital Week, 2-29; Acting Governor of Fiji Visiting, 5-7; Hotel Plans, 5-19; Shipping; Copra Board Ship, 1-95.

United States Trust

Territory

Survey on Development, 1-121; Accelerated Schools Programme, 1-121.

Wallis And Futuna

2-119.

West New Guinea

Exiles Face Problems, 2-8; Assemblj Votes Against Plebiscite, 2-8; Missionaries Allowed Freedom, 5-112; Transfer Com pleted, 5-121.

Western Samoa

Administration; Membership of SPC Proposed, 1-6; Tamasese Title, 3-130 4- Law Against Adultery for MP’s 5- Education; Critical Problems, 2-18 General: Appeal to US for Aid, 3-51 Cruelty to Animals, 5-72; Complaint a French Nuclear Bombs, 5-72; Justice Attempts to Influence Judiciary, 4-122 Newspapers: Ban Threat, 1-7, 1-13 Shipping: Deep Water Wharves, 2-105 4-97; Harbour Master Sentenced, 4-119 Willis Arrival on Age Unlimited, 5-11. ,