Index to Volume 37
pp. 165-170 · Read in the full issue
January To December, 1966
The first numeral is the jmber (or month) of issue; the cond numeral is the page imber.
A
American Samoa
Administration: Governor, 135, 7-39; Information Officer, 137; Medical Services Director, -136; President Johnson's Visit, -34.
Armed Services: US Air Force, 21; Citizenship: 7-39, 8-10.
Commerce: Fishing Corporation, 137; Duty Free Imports, 4-135.
Economy: Hurricane Relief, 16; Festivals: Flag Day, 1-9, 49; Finance; New Bank leeded", 1-140.
Fishing; Corporation Launched, 137.
General: Vietnam War Toll, II; Robert Langdon's Survey, 31; Readers' Views On ngdon's Article, 11-34, 12-59; tu-ma-Futi Rocks, 12-97.
Health: Hospital Appointment, 135; Director, 11-136; History: die Thompson Inn, 4-23; Rose oil, 8-85; Housing: Programme lay, 6-18; Industries: Need For >re Industries, 6-62; Watch mufacturing, 11-144.
Languages: New Dictionary, 135, 5-51; Newspapers: "Samoa nes", 2-14; "Samoa News", 14; Police: Strike, 8-17; litics: View On Independence, 10; Shipping: Coast Guard mmander, 6-107; 40-Mile Canoe yage, 12-107.
Tourism: Intercontinetal Hotel, >, 1-120, 4-135, 6-131, 7-128, 27, 10-133; Passports, 1-131; •re Accommodation Needed, 35; National Geographic Jture, 4-135; Cable Car, 9-116.
Weather: Hurricane, 2-12, 2-14, 17, 4-159; Drought, 2-14; :idence of Hurricanes, 4-27; rricane Relief, 5-16; New ather Station, 5-29.
Viation
[See also under each territory.) Air-New Zealand, 2-123, 3-129, 33, 5-135, 6-133, 8-131, 25, 11-129; Ansett-ANA, 4-129, 19, 12-137; Ansett-MAL, 29, 8-47; Air Melanesia, 8, 6-129, 11-12, 11-17; Air es of NSW, 6-131; Air India, 29. 30AC, 2-129, 11-129, 12-139.
Canadian Pacific Airlines, 25, 6-133, 11-129; Continental ways, 6-133; Chilean Air ce, 7-125.
Fiji Airways, 4-131, 8-131, 17, 11-133. febridair, 6-18, 6-129, 11-12, 17.
Wegapode Airways, 1-17, 4-12, few Hebrides Airways, 4-133, 8, 6-129, 11-12, 11-17.
Polynesian Airlines Ltd., 2-123, 31, 5-133, 6-18, 6-125, 7-125, 29, 8-131; Papua Airlines, 31; Pan American Airways, 35, 11-127. lantas, 1-91, 4-129, 8-133, 19, 11-129, 12-137, 12-139.
Southern Air Transport, 11-131; Trans Australia Airlines, 3-123, 3- 4-129, 8-47, 9-117, 12-137; Transpac, 5-129; Trans-Inter national Airlines, 11-131; UTA, 6-129, 7-129, 8-133, 10-133, 11- B-C
British Solomon Islands
PROTECTORATE (see Solomon Islands).
Caroline Islands (See Us
Trust Territory).
Companies
ANG Holdings Ltd., 1-138; Amerika Samoa Fishing Corp., 2-137; Apia Bottling Company, 4- Australian Petroleum Company, 4-145.
Burns Philp (New Hebrides) Ltd., 2-135; Bulolo Gold Dredging Ltd., 2-137; 4-143; B. J. Back Pty. Ltd., 4-111; British Petroleum Development, 4-146; Bougainville Company, 5-19, 9- Burns Philp (SS) Co. Ltd., 6-142; Briggs & McLean, 8-141; Bali Plantations Ltd., 9-141; BALM Paints (NG) Pty. Ltd., 10- Burns Philp & Co., 12- Cultus Explorations Ltd., 1- 2-135, 3-137, 5-143; Cottees Ltd., 1-140; W. R.
Carpenter Holdings Ltd., 1-140, 2- 3-141, 11-141, 12-149; Compagnie Francais des Petroles, 1-140; Cosmopolitan Hotel Ltd., 1-141; Certified Concrete Products (Fiji) Ltd., 2-13; Commonwealth New Guinea Timbers Ltd., 2-137; Coconut Products Limited, 2-137; Conzinc Riotinto, 3-19, 11-13, 12-13; Camelec Ltd., 4-146; Colimax Molybdenum, 6-142; Con tinental Oil Corporation, 9-138; China Navigation Co., 11-107; CSR Co. Ltd., 10-143.
Dylup Plantations Ltd., 5-141.
Emperor Mines Ltd., 1-140, 12-149; Enterprise Of NG Gold and Petroleum Development NL, 3- F. J. Fletcher Construction Co., 5- Fiji Industries Ltd., 5-144, 10-143; Fiji Times And Herald Ltd., 8-145.
Hotel Services Ltd., 4-137; Hackshalls Ltd., 4-146, 10-143.
Island Industries Ltd., 2-105, 3-101, 5-103; Island Electric Pty.
Ltd., 4-146; International Nickel Company, 5-141, 6-142; Island Transport Ltd., 10-109.
Kiwi Polish Co. Pty. Ltd., 1-139; Karlander New Guinea Line Ltd., 4-111; Koitaki Para Rubber Estates, 5-144; Kerema Rubber Plantations, 6-142; Kinjibi Hold ings Ltd., 10-143.
Lolorua Rubber Estates, 9-141.
Morris Hedstrom Ltd,, 2-105, 3-141; Motels of Australia Ltd., 9- Makurapau Estates Ltd., 10- New Guinea Drum Company Pty. Ltd., 1-140; Northern Hotels Ltd., 2-121; Nunn, A. G.
And J. A. Casey, 4-141; Nissho Co. Ltd., 10-47; New Guinea Lumber Development Co. Ltd., 10-47; Narikori Coffee Ltd., 10-143; New Guinea South Pacific Line, 12-63; New Guinea Gold field Ltd., 12-149.
Oil Search Limited, 4-145.
Pacific Islands Timbers, 1-138; Pacific Trading Company Ltd., 1- Papuan Airlines Pty. Ltd., 2- Potlatch Forests Inc., 2- 4-141, 5-59, 9-139, 12-37; Pacific Island Mines, 2-135, 3- Percival Garment Manu facturing, 4-141; Palnamadaka Company, 4-141; Placer Develop ment Ltd., 4-143; Pacific Biscuit Co., 4-146; P-NG Printing Co., 4- Pennarroya, 6-142; Pearl Products Ltd., 7-140; Pearls Pty.
Ltd., 8-143.
Rheem Australia Pty. Ltd., 1-140; Rabaul Investments, 3-133; Rubberlands, 6-142; Riechelmann Bros., 8-147.
South Pacific Sugar Mills, 1-139; C. Sullivan (PI) Ltd., 1-139; Sogeri Rubber Plantations Ltd., 1-140, 10-143; Steamships Trading Co. Ltd., 1-141; Societe d'Oxygene et d'Acetylene d'Extreme Orient SA, 1-141; Sandy Creek Gold Sluicing Ltd., 1- Supreme Ice Cream Com pany, 4-141; Stafford Allen, 5- Societe le Nickel, 6-142, 9- 10-11, 11-143; South Pacific Development Co., 8-142, 10- Samoan Handicrafts Corporation, 9-128; Southern Pacific Insurance Co. Ltd., 9-141; Samoan Printing And Publishing Co. Ltd., 9-141; Southern Trade And Industry Co. Ltd., 10-47; South Pacific Lines, 12-63.
Tourist Development Pty. Ltd., 2- Tecon Corporation, 5-59.
United Empire Box Co. Ltd., 1-139; Union Soaps Pty., 4-146; Union Steam Ship Co., 9-125, 12-109.
Cook Islands
Administration; Decisive Year For Premier, 2-45; Premier's Dept. Secretary, 4-117; Cabinet Ministers Resign, 5-19; Ministerial Corruption, 7-14, 9-61, 11-75; Nine Against Govt., 9-63; Public Works Director, 10-135; House Of Arikis, 10-15; Big Public Service, 10-18.
Agriculture: Penrhyn Copra, 1- Wandering Pigs, 2-63; Copra, 2-135; Pineapples, 4-143; Outlook For Crops, 4-143.
Aviation: Service In Doubt, 2- 5-133; Widening, Sealing Rarotonga Strip, 5-133; Service Ends, 7-125.
Books: "The Man Who Refused To Die", 5-103; Commerce: Copra, 2-135; Paper Imports, 3- Pineapples, 4-143.
Community Organisations: Village Committees, 5-73.
Development Plan; 7-140, 9-137; Finance: Decimal Currency, 1-137; Bank Needs, 10-141.
General; Bravery Medal, 1-9, 1- Suwarrow's Hermit, 1-51, 4- Twins Born In Canoe, 2-45; Islands Claimed By US, 6-53; Position For Another Henry, 8-25; Pukapuka Famine, 8-27.
Health; Mercy Errand, 7-67; Justice, Law: Stricter Penalties, 4-32; Stolen Documents, 6-19, 7-14, 9-61, 11-75.
Postage: Stamp Issues, 2-59, 6- B-10.
Shipping: Harbour Project, 2- 9-135, 11-105; NZ Grant For Wharf, 5-99; Mangaia Reef Blasting, 7-105; Service From UK, 9-101.
Sport: Boy Boxer's Death, 8-16; Taxation: Higher Rates, 12-10; Tourism: Picture Series, 4-121; Weather; Drought, 2-13; Hurri cane, 3-49.
Deaths
Andreson, A., 2-153; Aditukana, V., 3-153; Atger, A., 8-157; Affleck, A. H., 10-154; Agundo, K. 10-154; Allen, R„ 11-153.
Bennett, W. S., 1-151; Beg, Dr. M,, 2-153; Bloomfield, W.
J., 3-153; Boileau, Rev. Fr., 3-153; Bell, J. S. L, 3-153; Bell, R. S., 5-153; Byrne, H. M., 6-153; Byrne, J. F„ 8-25, 8-157; Berwick, H. E., 9-154; Bastard, E. M„ 9-154; Burton, P., 11-12; Brander, T., 12-159.
Corbett, C., 1-153; Crabbe, G.
B. 2-153; Corbett, M„ 2-153; Cameron, C. 8., 5-17, 6-87; Crawley, Insp. D., 8-157; Chene, Rev. Fr. L, 8-159; Cowie, C., 9-154; Coe, R. J., 10-154; Clune,
Dr. T. A. U., 10-154.
Deo, M., 2-153; Davis, L. M„ 8- Doherty, L. G., 12-159.
Edwards, A. B„ 11-153.
Finau, M., 1-151; Fotu, S., I- Govind, D., 8-157; Green, Rev. and Mrs. W., 8-159; Giovanelli, A. G., 9-154.
Hoerler, H., Snr., 1-151; Milder, M. M., 8-157; Hatch, J., 8-159; Hitchcock, E. P„ 11-153; Hyne, Sir R., 11-153. lorss, M., 8-157.
Johnson, C. K., 1-151; Julius, C. 1-151; Johnson, 8., 9-154; Jennings, M., 9-155; Jones, Rev.
R., 10-154.
Kensett, S., 1-151; Knight, J.
V. 1-153.
Lyndon, L., 3-153; Ladener, Fr.
P., 4-156; Lloyd, M. N., 9-154; Lussick, L. A., 11-153; Laqere tabua. A., 11-153.
Marshall, H. G., 1-151; McColm, M„ 6-153; Mac Kay, W.
G. 8-57, 8-157; McGeady, G., 9- McDonald, P. J., 10-154; Monaghan, Dr. P. J., 11-153; Maclean, J., 12-35, 12-159.
Newbald, S., 2-153.
Purdy, G. F., 1-151; Palmer, L, 3-153; Pennefather, V. 8., 8-157; Poulton, L., 12-159.
Ross, Mrs. A., 3-152; Ramacake, M., 3-153; Richards, A., 4-31, 4-51; Ricketts, R., 6-153; Ritova, Ratu W. 8., 6-153; Russell, 8., 12-159; Reid, R.
F. 12-159; Roberts, Mrs. A. A., 12-159.
Salote, Queen, 1-4; Snell, H.
E., 3-153; Stokes, Capt. C. A., 3- Smith, R., 4-57; Strick land, G., 4-156; Simmonds, H.
W. 4-156; Southey, M. F., 9-154; Storck, L. H., 10-154; Scott, M„ 12-159.
Tokaniua, G., 1-151; Tausolia, High Chief L, 1-153; Thacker, R. S., 2-153; Twysden Forbes, E., 3-153; Tennant, H„ 3-153; Trego, T., 4-156; Tufui, S., 4- Tonga, M., 5-153; Thomas, G„ 8-9, 9-27, 10-45; Tucker,
Dr. H. A., 9-154.
Uluilakeba, Ratu T., 11-41, II- Wilson, R., 2-153; Woodage, D„ 4-57; Whiteside, G., 4-156; Wilkie, A. M„ 9-20; Wright, H. 0., 10-154; Waugh, S. E., 10- Woyshner, 7-105; Woo, Kun Young, 12-159.
Young, E. W., 2-153; Young, W. K„ 12-159.
E
Easter Island
Study By Archaeologist, 4-117; Tahiti-Chile Air Service, 7-123.
Fiji
Administration: Director Of Agriculture, 2-149; Public Service Commissioner, 4-12; Jakeway On Tour, 5-16; Mayor Of Suva, 9-130; Director Of Lands, Mines, 9- 10-136; New Constitution, 12-36; New Mayors, 12-10; Chief Secretary, 12-11.
Agriculture, Farming: Copra, 4-16; Stick Insects, 4-65; Waidina Bananas, 7-69; Rhinoceros Beetle, 8-65; Sugar, 1-139, 8-147, 10- 11-55; Sheep Breeding, 4- 11-95; Bananas, 2-137; Ginger, 9-141, 10-37.
Archaeology: Sigatoka Dis coveries, 1-69, 3-61, 11-91.
Armed Services: NZ Troops,
5- Fmf Band, 5-55; Fmf
Commander, 9-131.
Aviation: BOAC Service, 2-129; Controller of Transport, 4-117;
Bsip-Fiji-P-Ng, 4-131; Rnzaf Fly
ing Boats, 11-76.
Books, Literature: "Inoke Sails The South Seas", 3-135, 5-39, 8- Western Regional Library, 9- Indigenous Literature, 10- Commerce: Sunday Trading, 1-9, 1-21; NZ Customs Regulations, 1- Trade Statistics, 1-139, 2- Sugar, 1-139, 8-147, 10-141, 11-55; Gold Subsidy, 1-140; Lautoka Chamber Of Com merce, 4-141; UK Trade Mission, 12-148.
Co-operatives: Rabi, Lautoka Societies, 1-73.
Community Organisations: Duke Of Edinburgh Award Scheme, 4-67; YWCA, 5-22; Youth Clubs, 6- Culture: Artist, Mary Edwell- Burke, 2-25; Sound Shell, 2-69; South Pacific Arts Festival, 3-13.
Customs; Firewalking, 5-64; "Cere" Ceremony, 9-113.
Development Plan: 6-139, 7-20, 8-71, 9-137.
Economy; Budget Debate, 1-9; Pressure For Aust. Loan, 9-137, 12-11; Budget, 12-11.
Education: Radio Technician Graduates, 2-149; University, 6-27, 8-55; Soaring Enrolment, 6- Mission On Higher Educa tion, 8-55.
Ethnology, Population: 1966 Census, 2-149, 5-14, 7-29.
Finance: Decimal Currency, 1-137,. 9-131, 10-143.
Fishing: Pearls, 7-141; Asians For Levuka, 11-101; Huge Shark, 10-47.
Forestry; Development Project, 3- General: Suva's Coat Of Arms, 1- Govt. House Maid, 1-13; Raymond Burr Buys Naitauba Is., 2- 2-33; Taveuni Children Visit, NZ, 2-37; Walk Round Viti Levu, 2-53; Indians Buy Aust.
Land, 1-8; Suva's Highest Build ing, 3-141; The Rolling Stones, 4- Queen Mother's Visit, 5-14, 5- 5-117; Picture Series, 6- Lautoka's Shrouded Corpse, 7- Oldest Part-European, 8-25; Chief's Funeral Rites, 11-41.
Handicrafts: Aid Needed, 6-13.
History: Place Names, 6-83, 7- 12-63.
Industries: Paper Factory, 1-139; Concrete Factory, 2-135; Cigarettes, 7-138, 8-59; Pearls, 7-140.
Insurance; Rates Up, 1-138; National Provident Fund, 6-17.
Justice, Law: Hotel Arson Case, 3- Capital Punishment, 5-15, 6-18, 7-75.
Labour: Trade Unions, 3-29.
Languages: 10-49.
Legislative Council; Chamber
Portraits, 2-23; Members Salaries, 3-14; Elections, 4-13, 8-13, 8-34, 9- 10-9, 11-10, 11-40, 12-61; Provident Fund Bill, 6-17; Dissolution, 8-13; Agricultural Landlords Bill, 8-13; Customs Bill, 8-13; New Session, 12-9; Sec retaries Salaries, 12-10; Budget, 12-11.
Liquor: Drunkenness, 8-19, 8-52 ; Migration: Working Permits, 1-25; Prasad Case, 2-16.
Music; FMF Band, 5-55.
Newspapers: "Fiji Times'', 8-145.
Overseas Representation: Indian Govt. Commissioner, 1-135; Sydney Representative, 2-21, 3-14; US Consul, 2-37, 2-149; US Business Consultant, 3-141.
Police: Commissioner Retires, 12-140.
Politics: Constitutional Debate, 1-7, 1-9; All-Race Committee, 1- Awareness, 3-29; Indian Parties, 3-29; The Alliance, 4-13; Women In, 12-75.
Postage: New Issues, 6-37, 10- Rabi Island: Development, 1-11; History, 1-35; Co-Operative Society, 1-72; Phosphate Royal ties, 3-15, 10-12, 11-154; In dependence, 5-15; Tebuke Rotan In Sydney, 8-18.
Religion: Monsignor F. Wasner, 2- Nun's Habits, 3-71; Dean Resigns, 4-117; Pacific Theological College, 6-31, 7-37.
Rotuma: Bible Translation, 3- Girl In Europe, 10-19; Postage Stamps, 10-33.
Shipping: Auckland-Suva Yacht Race, 1-76, 6-18; Competence Of Crews, 1-99, 6-105, 7-107, 12-113; Night Sailings Criticised, 12-113; Cargo Stowage Fine, 1- Action Needed, 2-99; Levuka's Harbour Lights, 4-91, 7-103; Russian Interest In Destroyer, 4-107; Far East-Fiji Service, 5-103; Tourist Launches, 5-135, 7-107; Director Of Marine, 7-101; Kabukeibeqa Disaster, 7-107; Harbour Master, 8-109; Govt. Hires Catamaran, 8-109; Japanese Trainee Fishermen, 9-108; Yacht Statistics, 9-109; Japanese Destroyers, 10-105; Joyita For Museum, 10-105; AMVER, 10-107; More Asian Fishermen, 11-101.
Sport: Sunday Competitions At Games, 1-23; Games Warm-Up, 2- 5-53, 12-29; A. Ramacake, 3- 4-119; Sportsmen Of The Year, 4-119; Soccer, Football, 5- Fund Raising, 6-17; 1963, Games Results, 12-45.
Statistics: Tourism, 1-131, 2-121, 4-137; Trade, 1-139, 2-137; 1966 Census, 2-149, 5-14; Polling Figures, 5-15; Yacht Statistics, 9-109.
Taxation; Import Duties, 1-9; Increases, 12-11.
Tourism: New Hotels, 1-127, 2- 4-137; Visitors Bureau Appointments, 1-131, 7-127; Statistics, 1-131, 2-121, 4-137, 9-127; Ba Hotel, 2-121, 5-127; Korolevu Hotel, 2-121, 5-125, 6- Nadi Hotel, 2-121; Lautoka Hotel, 2-121; Tavua Hotel, 2-121; Bay Of Islands, 3- Yanuca Hotel, 4-137; 7- Savusavu Hotel, 4-137; Hotel Tanoa, 5-129; Reef Lodge Hotel, 6-133; Hotel Building Boom, 7-117; Blue Lagoon Cruises, 7-122, 11-121; Grand Eastern Hotel, 8-15; Suva Motel, 9-125; Tours, 9-125; Hotel As sociation, 10-131; Withers Of The Yasawas, 7-122, 11-121, 12-17.
Transport: Bus Service, 1-45; Taxis, 1-47; Water Taxis, 1-127; Survey, 3-141, 11-141.
Weather: Drought, 2-13,
French
Polynesia
Administration: De Gaulle's Visit, 9-18, 10-11; Anti-Bomb Mayor, 11-12; Aviation: Chile Service, 7-123; Air-NZ Landing Rights, 8-131; New UTA Service, 10-133.
Books-. "Album Of Pictures", 1- Moorehead's, "The Fatal Impact", 5-93; "Gauguin In The South Seas", 6-101; "Gauguin Museum", 10-99.
Commerce: Aust. Trade Opportunities, 5-139.
Culture: Charles Sarka, artist, 8- 12-93.
Customs: Firewalking, 5-64.
Education: First School, 12-80; Fishing; Shark Experiments, 2-69; General: Legalised Brothels, 5-19; Marlon Brando Buys Tetiaroa, 9- Forgotten Marquesas, 11-71.
History: Von Luckner's Mopelia Treasure, 6-81; Moorea's Octagonal Church, 7-85, 10-47; Royal Palace Demolished, 10-92; First School, 12-80.
Mining: Makatea Phosphate, 10- Nuclear Base: Task Force, 2-35; Protest Cruise, 2- Army Minister's Visits, 3- A-Tests, 4-11, 6-16, 7-19, 8- Protests, 5-16, 5-19; Ships Visit Noumea, 6-101.
Overseas Representation: UK Consular Arrangements, 1-133; Danish Consul, 7-137.
Politics: Presidential Elections, 1- 1-10; Discussion on Exile, 6- Postage: Stamps, 10-33.
Religion: Moorea's Octagonal Church, 7-85, 10-47.
Shipping: Task Force, 2-35; Papeete Harbour, 6-101, 7-107; Yacht Marina, 6-101.
Tourism: Picture Series, 3-117, 7- Five-Year Plan, 7-123; Decline In Industry, 9-129.
Transport: "Le Truck" Travel, 2- Weather: Hurricane, 2-14.
G-K-L-M
Gilbert And
Ellice Is. Colony
Administration: Commissioner's New Year Message, 2-50; Asst.
Resident Commissioner, 7-81; High Commissioner's Visit, 7-137; New Constitution, 7-12, 8-13, 9-151.
Advisory Council: 7th Session, 9- Aviation: New Airfields, 2-50; 40 - Year - Old Idea, 3-25; Emergency Landing, Christmas Is., 8- Fanning Island, 8-20; Tarawa-Micronesia Link Proposed, 10- Community Organisations: For Women, 6-69.
Economy: Development Com mittee, 1-141; £900,000 Grant, 2-51; Australian Aid, 10-17.
Fanning Island: £1 Note, 4-55; Developments, 8-20, 11-17.
Finance: Decimal Currency, 1-137, 2-17, 3-12, 4-55; Fanning Is. £1 Note, 2-55; Pre-War Currency, 4-55.
Fishing: Porpoises Baffled, 5-73; 14 Whales Sighted, 12-115.
General: Drift By Lizard, 2-69; Strange Reptiles, 3-73; Emancipa tion Of Women, 6-69; New Name For Colony, 7-12; Survey Of
Conditions, 7-45, 9-27; Jobs Mix- Up, 9-27.
Health: 2-21.
History: World War II Ammunition Clean-Up, 4-85; Naming Of The Islands, 4-22, 6- Kingsmill Islands, 4-55; Visit In 1902, 11-85.
Labour: Employment Problem, 9- Local Government: Training Plan, 5-31.
Migration; Resettlement In
Bsip, 9-12.
Ocean Island: Independence, 5-15; Britain Doesn't Want Phos phate, 7-20; 1945 Massacre, 7-81; Caves, 7-83; Phosphate, 3-15, 7- .9-151, 10-12, 11-154.
Politics: Christian Democratic Party, 1-20.
Postage: Loss Of Face, 8-31; New Stamps, 8-33; Battle Of Tarawa Issue, 11-69.
Roads: Causeways System, 10- Shipping: Motor Boat Missing, 4-111; UK Gift Of Ship, 5-99; Elusive Nautilus Shoal, 7-103; Marine Training School, 9-12, 12-113; New Ships, 9-101, 11- Replacement for Moana Raoi, 10-107.
Sport: Tennis, 2-149; South Pacific Games, 9-17, 10-12, 11-156.
Tourism: Roughing It, 2-127; Growing Interest, 11-131.
Transport: Bus Service, 2-129.
Weather: Rainfall, 2-13.
Kermadec Is.
Rats on Macauley Island, 1-35.
Line Islands
Vostok Island, 9-86.
Lord Howe Is.
Air Plan, 9-20.
Matthew Island
Annexed by New Caledonia, 1-76. (See also under New Caledonia).
N
Nauru
Rehabilitation Of Island, 1-9, 4-15; Independence, 1-9, 1-11, 3-15, 4-15, 4-27; Decimal Currency, 1-137, 2-17, 3-12; Legislative Council, 2-12, 2-16, 3- Director Of Police, 2-151, 4- Phosphate, 3-15, 5-15, 7-19; "Human Torch" Deaths, 3-21; Shipping Hold-Ups, 3-97; Air Link With Marianas, 11-131.
"Pinnacle Post", 4-23; New Administrator, 5-16; Fake Bank Notes, 5-21; Liquor, 7-9; Britain Doesn't Want Phosphate, 7-20; Mercy Errand, 7-67; Census, 9-12; On Chong Men, 10-87.
New Caledonia
Administration: Hunter.
Matthew Islands Annexed, 1-76; De Gaulle's Visit, 10-11.
Archaeology: Prehistoric Mare Village, 5-71; Aviation: Tiga Airstrip, 4-21; Magenta Airport Improvements, 4-131; Statistics, 5- Air India Proposal, 7-129; Services To Aust., 8-133; NZ Service, 10-133; Birds: Fear Of Extinction, 2-69; Cagou, 4-87.
Earthquakes and Vulcanology: Matthew Island Eruption, 12-115.
General: US Consul's Visit, 5-21; Water From Sea, 8-51.
History: Watriama Of The Loyalties, 9-85; Convict Escapist, 11-85.
Housing: SPC Houses, 4-57.
Labour; 2a-Hour Lunch Break, 1-129; Nickel Mines Strike, 10-11, 1-143.
Liquor; High Consumption, :-73; Ban Lifted, 4-135.
Mining: Oil Search In Chester ields, 1-140; American Interest, -143; Nickel, 5-16, 5-141, i-142, 7-101; Strike, 10-11, 1-143.
Politics: Presidential Elections, -10.
Religion: Council Of Churches, •-14; Shipping, Navigation: loumea Port Conditions, 3-103, -105, 8-111, 9-103; Arms harge, 4-105; Facelift For lavigational Aids, 6-107; Matson ervices Resume, 7-101; Noumean lickel Loading, 7-101; Ore Carrier old, 9-108; Jap Fisher Wrecked, 1- Admiral's Promotion, 1-101.
South Pacific Games; 1-23, -14, 5-24, 7-29, 7-40; 7-41, -19, 9-153, 11-8, 12-14, 12-18.
Tourism: New Hotels, 1-123; leecing Tourists, 6-127; Pictorial eries, 12-121; An Island Gem, 2- Weather: Drought, 2-13; Station in Surprise Is., 2-109.
Mew Hebrides
Administration: British Com lissioner, 9-20, 11-15; Visit By e Gaulle, 10-11, 10-45; British .gency, Malekula, 10-18; Santo idvisory Town Council, 12-140.
Advisory Council: First Woman Member, 1-11; Budget Session, -11.
Agriculture: Copra, 3-141; harollais Cattle, 5-144; Help or Planters, 8-57.
Archaeology: 1-69, 5-55, 1- Aviation: Statistics, 3-137; ocal Airlines Combine, 6-18, -129; Sealing Of Vila Runway, -129; Naming Of Bauer Field, -27; Lamap Airfield, 10-133; atal Drover Crash, 11-12; Future n Doubt, 12-17.
Broadcasting; 8-86, 9-10.
Citizenship: 4-22.
Commerce: BP Store, 2-135.
Culture: Floating Libraries, -75.
Ethnology, Population: 1967 ensus, 7-29.
Finance: Decimal Currency, -137, 2-17, 3-12.
Fires: Makura Disaster, 8-17.
Fishing: Cone Shell Victim, 2- Forestry: Erromanga Plan, -133, 4-147.
Future: London Conference, -12.
General: Alleviating Water hortage, 1-133; New Buildings, -71; Survey Of Conditions, 0-57.
Health: Yaws, 8-135.
Housing: Low-Cost Scheme, -61.
Mining; Vanua Lava's Sulphur, 0-72.
Politics: Presidential Electrons, -9, 1-10; London Conference, -12; Winds of Change, 4-22; rench Takeover Rumoured, 8-17; ritish Withdrawal Denied, 9-75, 0-57, 11-37.
Postage: New Stamps, 8-33, 0-33.
Shipping: Mission Ship, 11-103, 2-109.
Sport; Games Fever, 7-41.
Taxation: Customs Duty, 1-11.
Tourism; Tanna Hotel, 4-133; ictorial Series, 11-117; For The ourist, 12-125.
Niue
Minister's Visit, 1-33, 2-12; Dictionary, 1-135; Decimal Currency, 1-137; Drought, 2-13; Airport Builder's Legacy, 4-32; Political Developments, 5-27, 7-65, 10-15; Mercy Errand, 7-67; Police Training in NZ, 9-41; Future Outlined To UN, 9-67; Winds Of Change, 9-67; Census, 12-37.
Norfolk Island
Administration: Official Sec retary, 2-129, 4-117; New Administrator, 5-16.
Broadcasting: Pirate Radio, 12-17.
Books: Chief Magistrate's Book, 7- Economy; Prosperity, 4-29.
Education: Melbourne Uni versity Students, 9-41.
Finance: Decimal Currency, I- 2-17, 3-12.
Fishing: Industry Planned, 5-143, 9-139.
General: Students Visit Ruins, 4- "Wentworth's" Cottage Occupied, 4-133; Census, 9-12.
History: Polynesian Adze, 1-16; Melanesian Mission Centenary, 8- Rock-Hewn Plumbing, II- Land: Record Transactions, 5- Legislative Council: Elections, 4-29, 7-25; New Council, 8-44.
Postage: New Stamps, 8-33; Christmas Stamps, 9-18.
Tourism: Handicrafts Shop, I- Cabin Cruiser, 1-131; New Hotel, 1-131, 7-128; Power For Hotel, 2-129; Statistics, 4-135; Paradise Hotel, 6-125; "Balance"
Needed, 7-17; Promotion In Aust., 10-131.
Weather; Rainfall, 2-14.
P
Pacific
Agriculture: Shipping Bananas, 9- Copra, 10-142. (See also under Commerce).
Armed Services: UN Resolution On Bases, 1-9.
Aviation: NZ-Orient Services, 3- Aust.-Japan, Via Guam, 4- Reduced Fares, 5-125, 6- 11-127; Air-NZ's Last Solent, 6-133; US Interest, 6-133; BOAC Trans-Pacific Service, II- 12-139.
Books and Magazines; History Of Qantas, 1-91; Four Books On Pacific History, 3-91; "Gardening In Hot Countries", 3-92; "South Pacific Adventure", 4-95; Sir Joseph Banks Biography, 5-93; Pacific Bibliography, 5-97; "Journal Of Pacific History", 6-91, 12-14; "Peoples Of The Pacific", 6-96; Morrison's, "Bounty" Journal, 8-95; "Many A Green Isle", 9-91; "Battle For The Pacific", 12-101; "Brave Japanese", 12-101; "Pioneers Of The Pacific", 12-103; "PlM's"
New Cover, 12-14.
Commerce: NZ Customs Regula tions, 1-25; Aust.-NZ Trade Agreement, 1-138; Aust. Soft Drink Exports, 1-140; Copra Prices, 2-137, 3-139, 4-143, 6-143, 7-141, 8-147, 9-138, 11-143, 12-147; Aust. Tariff Con cessions, 5-13; Cocoa Conference, 6-143; The Big Firms, 8-41; Combined Marketing Plan, 11-143.
Customs (Native): Firewalking, 5-64, 7-50.
Education; British Mission, 1-14; ASOPA Graduates, 2-71; University, 6-27.
Finance: Decimal Currency, 1-137, 2-17, 3-12.
Fishing: Paper On Cone Shells, 1-63; Cultured Pearls, 2-137; Scientific Aid, 9-108.
General: Somerset Maugham Era, 1-14; Nehru Documents, 1- Queen's Honours, 2-153, 7- ASPTAP, 4-61; British Colonial Office Closes, 7-9; Pacific Visit By Colonial Sec retary, 9-10; Pacific Flags, 9-81.
Health: WHO Director, 3-133, 5-55, 7-137; Mental Health, 4- Leprosy Grant, 7-132; Medicinal Plants Survey, 7-137, 9- History: Royal Society "Bigwigs", 3-71; Captain Cook's Yorkshire, 3-85; Louis Coutance, Forgotten Navigator, 5-81; R. L.
Stevenson Relics Restored, 8-91; Polynesian Migrations, 4-117, 11-89.
"Planters' Digest": 1-61, 2-73, 3- 4-73, 5-113, 6-113, 7-131, 8- 9-51, 10-37, 11-51, 12-51.
Politics: Aust. And NZ Respon sibilities, 9-54.
Postage: Stamp Collectors' Books, 4-98.
Religion: Council Of Churches, 5- Theological College, 6-31, 7-37; Major Catholic Changes, 7-9, 8-30; Protestant Changes, 7-9; Archdeacon Of Polynesia, 10- Bishop Of Melanesia, 6- 11-136.
Shipping: Mapping Survey, 2- Nedlloyd Service, 3-97; Whale Menace, 4-22; Rust Protective Oil, 4-111; Hydrofoil, 5-15; Survey Ship, 7-103; New Ships, 8-105; Freight Rates Adviser, 8-135; "Containerisa tion", 9-97; China Navigation Flags, 11-107; Voyages Without Instruments, 10-35; "Kon Tiki", Style Voyage, 12-107.
South Pacific Games: 1-23, 2-14, 5-24, 7-29, 7-40, 9-19, 9- 10-45, 11-9, 12-18. (See also under individual territories).
Weather; Drought, 2-13; Hurricane, 3-45.
Papua
New Guinea
Administration; District Com missioners, 1-16, 4-117, 6-41; Economic Adviser, 1-31; Minister's Visit, 1-33, 2-12; Senior Posts, 2- 5-12, 7-10, 8-9; Public Servants' Salaries, 2-12, 3-16, 4- 10-20, 11-60; Crisis At The Top, 3-11, 7-51; Constitutional Development, 5-11, 5-14, 5-16, 7- 10-53, 11-8; Public Servants' Air Fares, 4-14; Local Customs Men, 11-20; "Golden Handshake", 7-15; Administrator, 5- 11-135, 12-15.
Agriculture, Farming: Cattle Tick, 1-140; Tea, 2-73, 6-48, 9-139; Cocoa, 2-137, 12-145; Coffee, 1-20, 3-73; Copra, 4-141, 7- Highlands Cattle, 4-145; Aropa Plantation, 10-143.
Animals, Reptiles: Frogs, 4-117.
Armed Services: Book On ANGAU, 1-8; Resident RAAF Officer, 1-135; Lae Army Base, 5-16, 5-24.
Artifacts: Routine Spraying, 8- Clam Shell Chisel, 10-45.
Aviation: Catalina For Sale, 3- Parachute Accident, 4-57; More, Faster Services, 4-129; Skyvan, 4-129; Port Moresby- South-East Asia, 4-131, 12-137; Honiara-Fiji-P-NG, 4-131; Heli
copter Crash, 8-18; Highlands Services, 8-47.
Books, Magazines: Cleland's Book On Angau, 1-7; White's, "Parliament Of A Thousand Tribes", 1-59; Price's, "Challenge Of New Guinea", 2-92; Sinclair's, "Beyond The Ranges", 2-95; Stanley Library, 3-91; "New Guinea Villager", 4-95; "New Guinea On The Threshold", 4-99, 9-95; King Cam's Book, 5-17, 6- "Little Chimbu", 11-20; Wright's, "The Gentle Savage", 7- 8-136, 11-136; Champion's, "NG From The Fly To The Sepik", 7- 11-136.
Border: 6-18, 8-20, 9-15, 12-17.
Broadcasting; TV, 1-20, 4-17, 6-53; ABC Anniversary, 8-117.
Commerce: Trade Figures, 1-73, 8- Duty Free Possibilities, 1-131, 10-71; Companies Bill, 1- Australian Trade, 4-11; Carpenter's Cadet Executives, 5-39; Japanese Trade, 8-141; Tobacco And Cigarettes, 9-9; Tea, 9- Community Organisations: YWCA Building, 4-19; Women's Club, 3-142; Women's Associa tion, 11-19.
Culture; Cultural Societies, 2- South Pacific Arts Festival, 3- Papuan Poet, 12-66.
Customs (Native): Johnson Cult, 1-14, 2-29, 9-45, 11-13; Buka Cargo Cult, 4-41, 10-18; Tolai Wrist Whipping Ceremony, 5-55, 8-55; New Britain's Fire walkers, 5-64; Trobriands Before The Pill, 8-87.
Defence: Civil Defence Con trollers, 4-117; Outburst From House, 7-35.
Earthquakes, Vulcanology; Manam Is. Eruption, 2-155.
Economy: Development Bank, 1- International Aid Pro grammes, 4-119.
Education: University Chan cellor, 2-11, 3-16; University, 2- 5-37; Uni. Appointments, 2- 3-16, 6-137, 8-135, 9-131, 10- TV, 4-17; Carpenter's Cadet Executives, 5-39; Harges heimer's School, 6-24, 6-39; Train ing Of Technicians, 6-55; Learn ing About Aust., 8-27; Mission's Expenditure, 8-63; St. Paul's Teachers' College, 12-17; Director Of, 12-140.
Ethnology, Population; 1966 Census, 7-29, 12-12.
Festivals, Shows, Goroka Show, 3- 6-15; Lae Show, 8-133.
Finance; Decimal Currency, 1-137, 2-17, 3-12; Fake Notes, 5-21; Development Bank, 10-19.
Fires: Rabaul's Chinatown Fire, 3-16.
Fishing: Formosan Poachers, I- 2-105, 8-107, 9-103, 10-105, 12-113; Pearling, 8-143, 10-143.
Forestry: Natives Want Royal ties, 3-19; Japanese Interest, 8- 10-45; Entomologist, II- Future: 1-27; No New Light From Barnes, 2-19; J. W. David son's Views, 4-14; Seminar, 5-155.
General: Primitive Man In Pictures, 1-117; Kieta Develop ment, 3-17; Bougainville's Rats, 3- Protest Against A-Test, 5- Prince Charles' Visit, 5-24, 6- Lord Casey's Visit, 6-15; Fluoridated Water, 8-18; Jap Regret Over War, 10-19.
Handicrafts: Papuan Jewellery, 10-67; Highlands Weavers, 12-79.
Health: Thoracic Surgeons, 4- Subnormality In Children, 9- Birth Control, 9-29; Anti Malaria Progress, 10-131, 11-135.
Papua-New
Guinea I Cent.)
History: Naming Of Carteret Is., 1-34; Wahlen Empire, 1-84; Men Of German Times, 2-23; Sir Hubert Murray Memorial, 2-27; Snow At Goroka, 2-85; Link With Queen Emma, 3-152, 10-154; Flowers For Yamamoto, 4-25; Mine At Moem, 4-25; Memories of Rabaul, 4-55; Goroka Valley Mortars, 5-86; Rabaul's White Hanging, 8-55; Trobriands Before The Pill, 8-87.
House of Assembly: Betting, Card Playing, 1-23, 8-25, 9-18;' Protection For Crocodiles, 1-17; Companies Bill, 1-139; Views On Future, 1-27; Multi-Racial Local Council, 1-33, 2-12, 2-19; Public Servants Air Fares, 4-14; Exist Mr. Guise, 7-11; Kaindi Open Electorate, 7-29, 10-14; Outburst On Military Bases, 7-35; Budget Session, 9-9, 10-14; Canberra Control, 10-14; Hansards, 10-29; Elections, 10-53, 11-8; Share holdings In Business, 12-13; Members' Salaries, 12-13.
Housing: Low Cost Workers' Houses, 6-67; Project, 10-19.
Industries (Secondary): In dustrial Oxygen, 1-141; Furniture Factory, 4-141; Printing Firm, 4-146; Pyrethrum Factory, 5-141, 6-143, 7-51; Palm Oil, 7-140, 8- Paint Factory, 10-143.
Insects, Molluscs; Praying Mantis, 2-76; Land Snails, 3-133; Insect Study, Wau, 4-119.
Justice, Law: Capital Punish ment, 1-13, 7-75.
Land: Tolai Claim To Vunapope, 1-10; Butibum Natives' Claim, 3- Islands Handed Back To Natives, 3-59; Native Claims, 4- Vulcan Island Claim, 6-18; Serious Problems, 11-19.
Labour: Workers' Associations To Federate, 2-12; Wage Claims, 3-16; Trade Union Activities, 9- Rural Wages, 11-15.
Languages: Pidgin, 2-27.
Local Govt.: Tolai Councils, 3-65; Statistics, 5-41.
Mining; Misima, 1-139, 2-135, 3- 5-143; Bougainville Copper, 3-19, 11-13, 12-13; Oil, 4- 9-138; New Britain Re serve, 6-18, 6-142; New Laws, 7-31; Morobe Goldfields, 11-42, 11 -47.
Newspapers: "Post" Changes, 2-14.
Patrols: To April River, 1-81; To Primitive Hewas, 9-71; First Contact, 10-135.
Police: Attack By Rabaul Natives, 1-9; Service Award, 3 *39; Inquiry Into Force, 3-51.
Politics: Independence, 1-9, 1- 5-13; Constitutional Developments, 5-11, 5-16, 10-53 11-8; Seventh State, 5-12, 7-25- Peter Hastings' View, 9-55.
Postage: Decimal Stamps, •*•37; Rare Salamaua Cover, 2- Telephone Book Cover, 6- New Issue, 6-37; Games Issue, 9-17.
Pottery: Watom Island, 1-55, 3- Power: Hydro-Electric Scheme, 5-16, 6-61.
Race Relations: 11-60, 11-65 Religion: Anglican 75th Anni versary, 4-75; Catholic Seminary, 7- Anglican PRO, 8-61; Education Expenditure, 8-63; Tolerant Rabaul, 12-17.
Roads: Kassam Pass, 4-37; Cross-Island Road, 6-61; Aerial Ropeways, 11-19.
Shipping: Wewak Wharf, 1-99; Hydrographic Survey, 1-97; Rabaul
Aquatic Club Mast, 1-109; Moresby Wharf Congestion, 2-101; Recruits For Patrol Boats, 2-103; Training Ship, 2-103; Lambom Wharf, 2-105; Watersider's Con ditions, 2-105; Roll-On Roll-Off Ship, 3-105, 4-55; Increased Services To Lae, 4-105; Inspec tors, 4-109, 9-131, 11-107; En gineers Training Scheme, 5-101; Seamen's Award, 5-103, 9-105; RN Submarines, 6-17; Ship Built For Export, 6-107, 8-107; Jap Shipbuilders, 7-19; Customs Find, 7- Native Federation, 7-103, 8- NZ Jet Boats, 8-111; New Ireland Co-op.'s Ship, 9-108; NSW Pilot Service, 9-131; Madang Wharf, 10-105; Kieta Wharf, 10-109; Timber Ship, 10-109; Ware Island Jetty, 10-109; Lae Wharf Congestion, 11-107, 12-113; Asst. Harbour Master, 11-107; Rabaul Wharf, 12-115; New Services, 10-109, 12-63.
Sport: Boating and Water Skiing Bill, 1-20; 1969 South Pacific Games, 4-16, 10-13, 11-9; Rugby Team In Aust., 7-27- Native-Type Golf, 10-18; Noumea Games Prospects, 10-61, 12-23- Footballers In Aust., 10-65 Statistics: Trade Figures, 1-73, 8-141; Local Govt. Figures, 5-41 Taxation: 9-9.
Territories Talk-Talk: 1-53 2-53, 3-55, 4-49, 5-41, 6-41 7- Tolala's Death, 8-9.
To The Point (With Percy Chatterton): 10-25 (Books For * af * , J M° Ur^ y); n ‘ 37 < Land )'- 12-39 (Magic).
Tourism: New Lae Hotels, o’lof' 7 ’ 127 ' Gateway Hotel, 2- 4-131, 8-123; Native- Owned Hotel, Rabaul, 2-129 3- Mt. Hagen Hotel, 3-129,- TAA Travel Lodge, 3-129; Kieta Hotel, 4-131; "Bobby's Place".
Lae, 4-135; Tourist Board, 4-137, 8- 9-127; Nissan Atoll Plan, 6-131; Flying Boat Service, 6-131; Moresby Restaurants, 7-125- Tourism "Unnecessary", 8-1211- Western Highlands, 10-121; Malaria Suppressives, 10-121; Tourist Launch, 12-139.
Transport: Moresby Buses,
People
Angeloni, R., M 33, 7-47; Adan, 8., 1-133; Arnemann, G., 3-133; Adelskold, 3-133, 9-130; Atherton, Dr. J., 5-40; Annandale, Dr. V., 5-40; Allison, W. N. A., 5-137, 6-38, 12-140; Adams, M.
W. 7-18, 7-137; Allan, E., 10-135; Allan, C. H., 11-15, 12-140; Andersen, V. J., 11-15 Blacklock, E. H. G., M 33, M^o'i-)o a ' r ' K., Bailey, M., 2-133; Bloomfield, DY. G. T., 2-149; Burman, B. L., 2-151; Bouwe-Pawa, WOII, 2-153; Bruce J., 3-39; Blow, A. W., 3-133; Bernadette, Sister M., 3-133; Breckwoldt, W. F„ 3-135; Bullman, Capt. E. H., 4-117; Beerman, Dr. V. A. M., 4-119; Bona, P., 5-39; Bundu, D„ 5-39; Br ug , D„ 5-103; Bedford, K.
M. 5-105, 6-107; Boe, Sgt. T.
D., 5-137; Bakeo, T., 5-137; Buffet, C. 1., 5-137; Bell, Sir G- 7 -10 11-8; Bagita, Sgt., 7-18, 10-43; Burck, C., 7-42; Boeg, N., 7-137; Barrau, Dr. J., 7-137, 9- Brando, M„ 8-31, 9-57; Bucknell, A., 8-136; Bartsch, A.
N. 9-127; Bastow, J., 9-127; Burns, J., 10-41; Betham, C„ 10- ; Bannatyne, J., 10-42; Bragge L., 10-135; Borrell, F.
M., 10-135; Buick-Constable, L.
M., 10-136; Bingham, E., 10-136; Bovey, Major G., 11-135; Benz,
E., 10-19; Burton, P., 11-17- Beaumont, R. H. T., 12-140 Chester, l„ M 5; Champion, H- W., M 5; Champion, 1., 1-15, 11-136; Champion, A., 1-15; Champion, C., 1-15; Carter, E- H., 1-133; Chapman, M., 1- Cheshire, J., 1-133; Coburn, H. L., 2-37, 2-149, 6-137, 11-135; Costello, D., 2-107; Olivers, E., 2-149; Channell, D., 2- ; Cameron, T., 2-153, 7-42; Charlton F. L, 2-153; Coode, E- J-/ 2- 53, 5-137; Casey, Lord, r' 55: C A a / k, r E -' 3 ’ 55 ' 5 ’ 21; Crews W. G., 3-133, 6-137, 9-44; Cook, Dr. M. C., 3-133; Churchward, Dr. C. M., 3-135; Chambers, K., 3-135; Crowe, D., 3- Cleland, Lady R., 4-19, 7-18, 11-135; Cardno, Cdr.
P- G. N., 4-105; Caldwell, J., 4- Cowap, J. G., 4-117; Gancy, D. J., 4-117; Chow, F., 4- Cleland, Sir D., 5-12, 7-10, 7-25, 11-135; Cameron, C. B, 5- 6-24, 6-87, 8-27; Coutance, L., 5-81; Charman, H., 6-25; Cropp, 8., 6-57, 10-47; Claussen, B. A. 7-12; Cakobau, Ratu E., 7-18; Cruikshank, W. G. J., 7-18; Caldwell, W. W. T., 7-18; Christian, J. L., 7-18, 8-76! 11-136; Clarke, H., 7-25; Craib, R., 7-137; Claret, Rev. Fr., 8-135; Clarke, A. 0., 8-135; Clark, H., 9- Cannon, G. D., 9-127; Crawford, 9-130; Catley, 8., 10- Church, M., 10-41; Cowell, R., 10-135; Capell, Dr. A., 10-49; Crane, C. G., 10-143; Clarkson, G. D„ 12-140.
Dunn, B. M., 1-9, 5-137; Drury, W., 1-131; Dorman, I. E., 1-135; Davies, L. M., 2-153, 7-137; Dare, A. 0., 2-153; Dalrymple- Hay, K., 3-125, 4-55, 5-57; Dy, F. J., 3-133, 5-55, 7-137; Davidson, J. W., 3-135, 6-137; Donald, "I”, 4-91; Dean, J., 4- Dye, B. A., 4-117; Dyer, K. W., 4-117; Day, Dr. A. G„ 5- Dunn, V., 5-137; Dash wood, J., 6-19, 11-75; CTyson, E.
J. V., 6-19; Dawson, A., 6-19; Drover, D. 1., 6-137; Daniels, J., 7-18; Dolbeau, S., 7-42; Discombe, R., 7-43, 10-11; Danielsson, 8., 7-137; Durrheimer, Rev. Fr., 8-135; Duthie, Lt. T„ 8- Dyer, 8., 9-20; Dunn, Capt., 9-131; Davis, Capt. R.
H. 11-107; Dubuc, L., 10-43; Dufayard, A. D., 10-136.
Espie, J. D., 1-135; Edwell- Bourke, M., 2-25; Evans, R., 6-24; Eti, T. T., 7-18; Edwards, D., 9- Edwards, Capt. K„ 9-131; Evans, 8., 10-135; Efi, T., 11-20; Earnshaw, J, F., 12-140.
Fifita, T., 1-7; Fofo, High Talking Chief, 2-14; Flannery, J.
C. 3-23, 12-140; Foley, S. M„ 4-117; Figgess, Very Rev. H. W., 4-117; Foster, Sir R„ 6-19, 11-136; Fink, Dr. R., 6-137, 7-44; Fullman, V., 7-42; Fang, Dr. I.
C., 7-137; Fakalata, A., 8-55; Folitau, M., 8-67;; Foley, M., 8-136; Farland, Lt. M. R., 8-136; Fa'asau, T., 9-43; Fox, S., 9-127; Foxcroft, Mrs. L. M., 9-131; Faaviaso, F, A. T„ 10-42; Fong, T., 10-43; Fox. Rev. Dr. C. 11-135; Foley, T. J. N., 10-143; Findlay, G., 12-91.
Gilmore, B. T., 1-133; Girvan, R. A. H., 1-133; Gunther, Dr.
J., 2-11, 3-16, 7-51; George, C.
D„ 2-137; Garnett, K. J., 2-149; Gabites, 0. P„ 4-38, 9-37; Guest, W. J., 4-117; Glasson, K. P„ 4-117, 6-38; Gressitt, Dr. J. L., 4- Garvey, Sir R„ 4-119; Gardner, C., 5-40; Greenstreet, C., 5- Grove Day, Dr. A., 5-135; Coding, M. W., 6-18, 6-137;
Gware, M., 6-39; GoodselL B. C. 7- 12-145; Grose, G., 7-44; Gunther, Dr. C, 7-51; Graham, Lee, 7-111; Green, Dr. P. M 8- Goodman, Dr. L., 8-136; Godfrey, H J 9-127; Gibbes, R. H., 9-127; George, Fr., 10-41; Guerrero, R. de L., 11-135; George, C. D„ 10-143; Gray, B„ 11- Graham, D., 12-109- Grabowsky, 1., 12-140.
Heine, D., 1-135; Hill, T., 2-149; Hickes, D., 2-149; Humphreys, G. H., 2-151; Hewlett, 8., 3-135; Hedstrom, J. M., 3-141; 4 'J 9 A He yerdahl, T„ 4- Hicks, E. G., 4-117; Megan, M. L., 4-117; Hargesheimer, F., 5- 6-24; Hand, Rt. Rev. D., 5-40; Herbert, 8., 5-137; Hamilton, R. N„ 6-137, 10-17; Hill, Rt. Rev. A., 6-137, 11-136; Henderson, F., 7-10; Milder, J.
J., 8-95; Hui, S., 9-43; Harvey, D. N., 9-127; Henry, G., 9-130 12- Haworth, S., 10-42- Hixon, A., 10-136; Hay, D. 0., 11- Hagai, F., 10-18; Henry, R. T. M., 12-140; Hibbert, D., 12- Ivany, Dr. S., 2-76; Inglis, K.
S. 3-16; Isikini, A., 5-137; Issamatro, P., 7-27, 9-19.
Jackson, Sgt. H., 1-133; Jack man, H., 2-151; Jakeway, Sir D., 2-151, 5-16; Johnson, Dr.
C., 3-16; Jovita, Sister M., 3-133; Janoulis, H. A., 4-109; Johnson, L. W., 7-10, 12-140; Johnson, K. A. W., 7-18; James, Capt. E. L., 8-109; Jones, Dr. K.
W„ 8-135; Jameson, Dr. J. L., 9-131; Jackson, P., 10-135.
Kalkoa, G., 1-133; Kondo, Dr.
Y., 3-133; Kaumi, S., 4-38; King, Brig. L. D., 5-16; Kedgley, E.
G., 6-137, 9-131; Kaputin, J., 6- 7-137; Khan, Dr. S„ 7-29, 9- Kafoa, M., 7-42; Komaitai, Ratu N. C., 7-43; Kaser, T., 7- Kaludrovic, D., 8-135; Keesing, Dr. R., 8-135; Kofe, 8., 10- Kofe, S., 10-135; Kum Kee, B„ 10-87; Klemes, C. F„ 10-133; Knowles, Dr, E., 12-140.
Longmore, G. A. E., 1-133; Livingston, P., 2-149; Leong, L, 2-149; Lissington, J., 2-149; Leahy, J., 2-149; Leydin, R. $., 2- 5-16, 7-137; Lesi, L. 3- 10-42; Lawson, W., 3-133, 9- Lee, H. R., 3-135, 7-39; Lewis, A. L., 4-109; Leen, B. K., 4- Laing, W. 1., 4-119; Loison, Dr. G., 4-119, 5-40; Lamb, Dr. K. P., 6-137; Lawson, E. V., 6-137; Loveday, H. M., 6- Link, J., 6-137; Latukefu, Rev. S., 6-137, 7-44; Lee, F„ 7- 9-10; Levestam, H. A., 8- 9-12, 9-42; Littler, Capt.
J., 8-109; Lloyd, D. 1., 9-130, 10- Lamodiere, Mr., 10-136; Lloyd, G. P., 12-11.
McEachern, L. F., 1-9, 1-141; I Makimare, 1., 1-9, 1-97, 5-103; Maugham, W. S., 1-14; Millen, R., 1-133; Maclean, Sir C., 1-133; Milner, Dr. G. 8., 1-135, 5-51; Murgessan, D., 1-135; Mailo, Chief P., 1-135; Moore, J., 2-149; Mate, F., 2-149; Melville, Sir !
L. 2-149; McGrath, W. A., 2-149; McConnachie, J., 2-151; McClelland, L„ 2-151; McCarthy, D., 2-151, 3-55, 9-131; Milne, i J., 2-151; Mahony, L. H., 2-153; Morgan, Chief Judge H. J., 2-153, 1 7-42; Metuarau, D., 2-153, 7-42; Mai, B. Singh, 2-153; Major, R.
M. 3-14; Messmer, P., 3-16; McColm, M., 3-133; McDonald, P. D., 4-12; Mita, B„ 4-25; McLennan, C. L., 4-38; McDonald, Brig, S. M., 4-39; Money, J., 4-119; McCreary, Dr. J. R„ 4-119; Marsh, R., 5-16; Muriki, J., 5-39;
Molera, V., 5-137; Maryska, W„ 6-38; McLaren, J., 6-71; Mahnkoph, B. K. G., 6-133; McKay, Pro. M. H., 6-137; Malefodola, Rev. A., 6-137; Marriott Smith, P., 7-18; Mirau, G., 7-35; Maccam, A., 7-42; Mitty, A. J., 7-137; MacKenzie, B„ 7-137; Mann, Lady, 7-137; Mitchell, J., 8-41, 10-136; Meti, F. L., 8-51, 9-12, 9-42; McKillop, F. R., 8-136; Mitchell, D., 8-136; Maivaluvou, S., 9-43; Morgan, 5., 9-43; Millensted, 9-125; Maloney, N. F., 9-127; Morrison, N. R. K„ 9-131; MacDonald, lapt. C., 9-131; Malietoa, M., 10-41; Murray, G. D„ 10-143; McKinnon, Dr. K. R„ 12-140; Mouradian, J., 12-140; Michel, Mr., 12-140; Molineaux, P. L., 12-140.
Nasilasila, K., 2-31, 4-38; laqova, E., 2-149; Nandan, S., 1-153; Naou, 8., 2-153; Nabura, Igt. 2/c, 3-39; Nisha, S. A., 1-39; Nash, G„ 4-39; Nott, R„ 1- Norwood, W., 6-18, 6-137; lash, P. G., 6-137, 9-131; Nair, I. K„ 8-53; Naisali, H. F., 8-135; lorwood. Rev. C. E., 11-136; latachee, A. P. A., 12-66.
Ogatina, L., 2-151, 3-38; Iverall, J., 2-11, 5-12, 7-10; irken, M. 8., 4-117; O'Brien, 1., 4-117; Organ, D„ 6-125; lopa, P., 6-137; O'Keefe, Capt., -131; Onyschak, M., 10-41.
Poole, K. S,, 2-153; Poznanski, 3-38; Pyatt, E. L, 3-39; incott, W. J. H., 3-135; Pasley, \. S., 4-39; Powles, Sir G., -119; Price, L., 5-103; Prasad, 5-137; Pachernegg, J., 6-25, -19; Paul, E., 6-125; Panapa, 7-42; Pardee, H., 7-137; lowman, P., 9-131; Pearce, R„ -131; Paul, F., 10-41; Picard estelan, F., 11-101; Pullar, 1., 0- Paul, B„ 11-17; Pronk, 11-53; Pommadere, Mr., 2- Pomale, W„ 12-140.
Ruhen, C., 1-7; Reid, A. C., -133; Rex, L. R„ 1-133; Reed, 2-14; Rarua, 0. 0., 2-61; itchie, H. P„ 2-153; Reid, W. 2-153; Robbins, G. F., 3-133-5, •130; Rose, R., 3-135, 5-39; eade, Capt. W. M., 4-117; amacake. A., 4-119; Rimmell, E., 4-119; Rohloff, D„ 5-40; osi, M., 7-43; Rotan, T., 8-18; abin, 0., 9-19; Rabwena, T., •44; Ravenscroft, L. E., 9-130; ennie, Lt.-Col. F., 9-131; Ryan, '. H., 10-135; Regnault, R. H., 5-136; Raby, W. R„ 11-111; ichards, T., 12-140; Ralph, R. C., 2-140.
Stinson, C. A., 1-15, 9-130; mibula, S. T., 1-133; Searle, . D., 1-133; Sharma, K. N., 135; Sunia, J,, 2-14; Sawyer, „ 2-25; Spate, 0. H. K„ 2-71; alato, T., 2-149; Singh, G., 149; Smith, R„ 2-149; mmons, J., 2-149; Strickland, 2-153, 7-42; Singh, Mai 8., 153; Swift, R. S., 2-153; olting, J., 3-38; Stevenson, R. , 3-81, 5-55, 8-91; Stone, Capt. . C., 3-99; Saave, Dr. J., 3-135, 1- Scragg, R. F., 4-19; vift, M., 4-27; Steenson, Capt. , 4-117; Saunders, D., 4-119; sddon. Dr. R., 4-119; Smith, W., 5-12; Siosiua, L., 5-40; lutler. Dr. R., 5-71, 11-136; nales, G., 5-137; Salinger, P., 24, 6-133; Scott, Capt. G , 125; Semple, E., 6-125; Smith, M., 7-18; Scott, H. M., 7-18, 42; Slader, Sister 8., 7-18; :obie, E. 8., 7-18; Sahu Khan,
Dr. A. H„ 7-29, 9-19; Scott, R.
J., 7-127; Schmidt, L., 8-55; Sarka, C., 8-59, 12-93; Stephens, 0., 9-27; Sumbia, U., 9-127; Simpson, S. G. C., 9-127; Sadler, F., 9-131; Sanft, A., 9-132; Stace, V. D., 9-137; Stone, J., 10-136; Spence, H. L., 10-136; Scanlan, H. J., 11-135; Service, Dr. A.
C. 11-136; Simpson, G. R., 10-143; St. Julian, J., 12-109; Souness, J, G., 12-140; Smith, B. H„ 12-140.
Tarawa, W., 2-149; Tauilili, N„ 2-149; Tora, S., 2-153; Tora, A., 3-29; Tebaubau, R., 3-38; Therese, Sister M., 3-133; Taitano, R. F., 3-133; Tamura, S., 4-25; Towatura, J., 4-38; Tyres, G., 4-57; Trueman, C. 8., 4-109; Thompson, Capt. A., 4-111, 9-86; Tyler, M., 4-117; Tabualevu, 1., 4-119; Tudor-Pole, D., 4-117; Tabua, R., 5-38; Thorsen, Capt.
D. M., 5-137; Tutaka, T„ 5-137; Tamarua, Dr. M., 6-19; Talasasa, F., 6-137; Townsend, M. M., 6-137, 7-47; Tupouniua, P., 6- Thompson, H. L., 7-18; Tu'ipelehake, Prince F., 7-18; Tyler, N., 7-137; Thomas, G., 7- Thrift, Capt. L. J., 9-127; Tobaining, V., 9-127; Tu'uakitau, Ratu G. C., 9-130; Teaeki, T„ 10- Takoa, T. T., 10-136; Terrey, J. H., 10-136; Tucker, Dr. H., 11-136; Taufa, Rev. L„ 11- Uatioa, R. K., 2-153.
Von Reiche, 1., 2-37; Vuivuda, A., 2-53; Verran, J. V., 4-117; Van Leeuween, H., 5-38; Vellacott-Jones, K., 7-137; Vuria, W., 7-137; Vuibau, S., 9-42; Veale, Capt. J. G. de C., 9-131; Voutas, T., 10-14; Vuki, Ratu L.
Q. 10-136.
Wahlen, R., 1-84; Williams, M., 1-133; Williams, C., 1-135; Wilson, E. "Spud", 2-53; Williams, E. F., 2-59; Wasner, F., 2-65; Woodmansey, J. C., 2-151, 4-119; Wichman, U. T„ 2-153, 7-42; Wylie, Sir C., 3-133; Wenzel, G., 4-19; Wright, K., 4- Williams, G„ 4-117; West, H. W„ 4-117; Wells, M., 5-40; Wegas, Sgt. K., 5-137; Wilby, R. F., 5-137; Wilkie, A. M., 6- 7-47, 7-137, 9-20, 11-15; Wilkins, D. K., 7-18; Wendt, 0., 7- Whitoombe, E. and L., 7-44; Woyshner, L., 7-105; Wolfers, T„ 7- Wisdom, J., 8-13, 9-125; Wood, F., 8-117; Williams, J.
W„ 8-135; Wright, M., 8-136, 11-136; Withers, R. J., 9-125; Williams, E. J., 9-131; Ward, Dr. R. G., 10-135; Whonsbon- Aston, Ven. C. W., 10-135; Warner, F„ 11-135; Watson, R.
M. 11-136; Withers, T„ 11-121.
Young, A. J. M., M 33; Yee, N. 2-149; Yamamoto, 1., 4-25; Yamasake, H., 4-25; Yelf, J. D., 5- Zurecnuoc, Z., 5-38.
Pitcairn Island
Book By R. B. Nicholson, 1-92; Decimal Currency, 1-137; First Motor Cycles, 5-45; Postage Stamps, 6-37, 12-89; Mechanisa tion, 8-75, 11-76; Royal Honour, 8- Magistrate Resigns, 11-136; Christmas Entertainment, 12-17.
R-S ROTUMA (see Fiji).
SAMOA (see American Samoa, Western Samoa).
Ships
(See also Shipping under in dividual territories.) Akatere, 1-51; Ataluma, 1-97; Altair, 1-99, 3-103, 10-109; Aoniu, 1-101; Arcturus, 1-103, 2- Alena, 1-109; Apogee, 1- 12-117; Aegean, 1-112; Apanui, 2-103; Arrowetta, 2-105; Adi Keva, 2-105, 3-101, 10-109; Anzana, 2-105; Awahnee, 3-111, 10- America, 3-111; Arita, 4-115, 6-112; Atom, 5-107; Andante, 5-107; Aldebaran, 6-103; Ange-May, 6-105, 7-105; Adi Lau, 6- 7-101; Aventure, 6-109; Arunta Princess, 6-109; Ai Sokula, 7- Areta, 7-109; Andros, 8- Australasia, 9-103; Asahi Maru No. 8, 9-107; Ajax, 9-108; Achilles, 9-108; Aurora, 10-109; Autu, 10-115, 11-13, 12-119; Aria, 11-105; Adi Caginitoba, 12-115; Age Unlimited, 12-107.
Beatrice, 1-103; Bengkalis, 3- Boezemsingel, 3-101, 5-103, 7- Bird of Juno, 3-105; Banador, 3-109; Brambling, 4-114; Bulolo, 7-105; Berenice, 7-108; Black Rose, 7-109; Barlovento, 8- Besa, 8-115; Bachelor's Wife, 8-115; Barcy, 12-113; Brudenell White, 12-113; Balsa Pacifico, 12-107.
Cassian Mariner, 1-112; Corsaro 11, 1-112, 9-109, 10-111; Crest bank, 1-157, 2-109; Canopus, 2- 4-107; Carlock, 3-99, 4- Colorado del Mar, 3-101, 4-115, 5-109; C'Est La Vie, 3-107; Cosa Nostra, 3-112; Changsha, 4- Chef 00, 4-105; Car-Da- Cher, 4-109; Carronade, 4-114; Cythera, 4-115, 5-109; Congoola, 5- Caronte, 6-107; Cape Providence, 6-107; Cimba, 6-111; Cook, 7-103, 8-109; Corrigan, 7-111; Crewcut, 8-113, 10-111; Corsair 11, 8-113, 9-111, 10-115.
Dampier, 1-97, 2-99, 3-109, 4- 7-103, 8-109; Darnley, 1-99, 9-105, 10-109; Darega, 1-99, 5- 10-109; Dida, 3-107, 3- 5-107; Dante Deo, 3-112, 6- Dove, 6-111, 7-109, 8-113, 12-119; Dactyl, 6-111; Daru, 7- Dora, 7-109; Doubloon, 8- Delos, 9-99; Duiyabaki, 11- Degei 11, 11-107, 12-113.
Enfield, 1-107; Ennid, 2-21; Easterling, 3-112, 4-22; Elsie, 3-112; Endeavour, 4-111, 7-105; Edenhope, 5-19; Eurydice, 5-109; Eilander, 7-111, 9-111, 10-111, 12- Emeraech, 7-107; Equator, 8-91; Esmeralda, 8-107; Exeter, 9-108; Eisha Maru, 10-109; Equatoriana, 12-107.
Forso, 1-99; Fijian Princess, 1-105; FS 126, 5-105; Fuji Maru No. 15, 5-105; Fuji Maru No. 17, 5-105; Fuji Maru No. 1,
5- Fidel is, 6-18; Foch, 6-101; Forbin, 6-103; Fiji Maru, 7-101; Fonualei, 11-101.
Goldfinder, 2-105; Geneve, 3-112; Grisette, 4-114; Gin Shing Yick, 8-107, 9-103, 10-105; Graf Spec, 9-108; Gipsy Moth 111, IV, 9- Golden Crest, 9-111, 10- Heather, 1-51; Havannah, 1-99, 3- Hing Chai, 1-105, 2-105; Helen J., 1-107; Holmburn, 2-101; Harris County, 2-103; Hihifo, 2-112; Hella, 3-112; Highlight, 4- 9-109, 12-119; Hinano, 6- Hi Fi, 6-109; Hifofua, 7- Hawk, 7-101; Hiri, 7-103, 8- 11-105; Holmbrae, 9-105, 10-109; Heng Sheong, 10-105; Holmdale, 11-105.
Inspire, 2-105; Iron Flinders, 4-107.
John M o n a s h , 1-103; Jaureguibery, 6-103; Joshua, 7- Just David, 10-101; Joyita, 10- Jawani, 12-113.
Kuk Nam No. 5, 1-99; Kailas, 1-99; Kimbla, 1-109; Kudu, 1-111; Kairos, 1-111, 8-113; Koyo Maru No. 18, 2-101, 5-22, 5-105; Karoro, 2-105; Kusarawa, 2-107; Komaiwai, 3-101; King Islander, 4- Kweilin, 4-105; Kwangsi, 5- Kweichow, 5-103; Kathleen Del Mar, 5-107; Kahutara, 5-111, 8- Kumi Maru No. 3, 6-111; Kopara, 7-99, 9-97; Kabukeibeqa, 7- Kurenai, 7-108; Komei Maru, 9-103; Kaiho Maru No. 18, 11- Kon Tiki, 12-107, Laurabada, 1-15; Lakemba, I- 5-107; La Bourdonais, 6- La Syne, 6-103; Lemnos, 8- Lady Stirling, 9-111; Les Quatres Vents, 10-113; La Belle Sole, 10-115, 11-113; Lachlan, II- Lucent, 11-113; Leili, 12-107; Lady Lee, 12-119.
Malaysia, 1-47; Marie Louise, 1- Magani, 1-103; Milos del Mar, 1-103; Myrtle, 1-105; Mamari, 1-111; Mink, 1-112; Moonraker 11, 1-131; Marlin 11, 2- Mahurangi, 2-105; Morag, 2-105; Maravut, 2-105; Matoma, 2-112; Marinero, 3-16, 4-103; Mariposa, 3-99, 4-22, 7-99; Mistress, 3-107; Matua, 4-101, 5-99, 7-108, 9-101; Moana Raoi, 4-111, 7-103, 10-107; Maris Stella, 4-111, 12-107; Monsoon, 4- MFV 630, 5-99; Maroro, 5- Mar-Quesa, 5-111; Moorea, 6- 7-109, 8-113; Morning Sun, 6- Monterey, 7-99; Malawi, 7- Matatua, 7-111, 10-111, 11- Moana Roa, 8-111, 9-101, 12- Milos, 9-99; Mainiro, 9- MIECO Queen, 9-105; Maraval, 9-111; Montoro, 9-131; Myonie, 11-115; Mary Agnes, 12-115; Maris Stella, 12-107; Malambur Singut, 12-139,
Niuvakai, 1-101, 3-99, 4-103, 6-103, 8-107; Norfolk Whaler, 1-103, 2-103; Neophyte Too, 1- Noumea Maru, 2-109; Nam Sang, 2-112, 12-119; Nina, 2- New Endeavour, 3-112, 4- Nukumanu, 5-19; Nukutoa, 5- Norman, 5-103; Nanchang, 5-103; Noel Burton, 7-105; Nomad, 7-111, 10-113, 11-115; No Buts, 8-113, 11-113; Naomi, 9-109, 10-113, 11-115; Nautaka 11-107.
One Step, 1-111; Olga Topic, 3- Oceanien, 3-103; Outward Bound, 4-109; Oriental Queen, 5-99; Okeanos, 6-25, 9-19; Oliver Mac, 7-99.
Popeyduck, 3-107; Pakeina, 4- 9-103, 12-115; Perth, 4- Pacific Enterprise, 4-111, 5- 6-103; Pacific Carrier, 6- Pipe Dream, 6-109; Papua, 7- 8-105, 11-105; Puk-Puk, 8- Porpoise, 8-115, 9-109, 11- Polynesie, 9-99; Persic, 9- Paulmarkson, 9-105, 10- Privateer, 10-111, 12- Pru, 10-111; Princess, 10- 12-117; Pacifique, 11- 12-109; Pacifica, 12-107.
Quebec, 6-107; Queen Fredrica, 8-105.
Ryosei Maru No. 2, 1-109 • Runic, 1-109; Rannah, 2-105; Ratu Bulumakau, 2-107; Renegaat, 2-112; Rehu Moana, 2-112, 6-109, 7-109, 9-109, 11-35; Romanda, 5- Roulette, 6-18; Raratalau, 6- 8-107; Red Boomer, 6-111; Rufus L., 8-113; Ron a, 9-99; Rivercity, 10-109; River Dagi, 1D*109; Rebel, 10-115; Rongomau, Shin Wan, 1-105; SRTM-Yl7, 2- 6-107; Signus A, 2-112; Schie Lloyd, 3-97, 5-99; Seafari, o-lll; Sundowner, 3-112- Sandefjord, 3-112, 7-111; Seine Lloyd, 4-109; Stormvogel, 4-113; Sitisi, 4-114; Solo, 4-114, 5-107; Sans Souci, 4-115, 9-109; Smkiang, 5-103; Szechuen, 5-103; Sayandra, 5-135; Schedar, 6-112; Seaspray, 6-112; Sarang, 7-99, 9 : 97, 9-131; Splendid, 7-105; Simcela, 7-109; Sletta, 7-99 c S . l . etfiord ' 9 -"> Sletholm, 9 : 99; Slitan, 9-99; Samos, 9-99; Sierra, 9-99; Sonoma, 9-99; Shonan Maru, 9-108; Seeteufel, 10-111; Strider, 10-115, 11-115; Stornoway, 11-113, 12-117; Sea Fever, 11-115; Seven Little Sisters, 12-107; Stella Maris 11, Triton, 1-99; Tarra, 1-103; Tryphena, 1-111; Taurangi, 1-111, 9-109, 10-111; Towana, 1-112; Taveuni, 2-105 Tuvalu, 2-105, 3- 5-103, 10-109; Tui Cakau, 2- 3-103, 10-109; Trendaway, 3- 4-115, 5-109, 10-113; Tamata, 3-101; Tainatoba, 3-103, 6-105; Trekka, 3-111; Thlaloca, 3- Tulagi, 4-101; Taiyuan, 4- 05, 11-107; Te Mariner, 4-105, 6-11; Tropic Seas, 4-109; Takeboras, 5-111; Tatariki, 6-18, 8-113; Thorsgaard, 6-105, 9-107; Thorsisk, 6-105, 9-107; Thor I, 6- 9-107; Tayo, 6-105, 9-108; Tawarri, 6-111; Tamarii Tahiti, 7- 01; Janoa, 7-109; Tolukatea, 8- Tenos, 9-99; Tofua, 9-101. 12-113; Tabuariki, 9-101; Tautuna 9-101; Te Ebaeba, 9- Townsend Cromwell, 9-108; Tovata, 10-109; Te Matangi, 10- Treasure, 10-115; Ta Aroa, 10-115, 11-115; Tui fabasiga 12 .H5; Tahiti Nui, 12-107; Tahiti Nui 11, 12-107, Ululani, 6-111.
Verona, 1-111; Valkyrie, 3-111, 11;11 5; i Vela y, 4-107; Valhalla, 4-113, 7-111; Voladora, 4-113; Vitjaz, 6-107; Viti, 7-107; Vega, 7-109; Valfreya, 8-109; Ventura, 9-99; Valiant, 10-111; Viani Princess, 11-107, 12-113.
Wan Chang, 1-105; Waimate, 2-101, 9-101, 10-109, 11-105; Wind Wagon, 2-112, 6-109, 8-115; Wanderlure 11, 2-112; Wolf, 2-112, 7-109; Westwood, 2-112; Wyrallah, 3-103; Waikare, 3-105; Wellington, 3-107; Wanliu, 4-105, 7-105; Woosung, 4-105; Wenchow, 4- Wahlborg, 4-113, 6-111, 6-112; Westralian, 5-105, 6-107; Wallach, 6-105, 7-105; White Wings, 6-112; World Cat, 12-117.
Youth, 7-111, 10-115 Zephyr 11, 12-115.
Solomon Islands
Agriculture: Crops, 2-29; Rice, 5- 10-142; Copra, 5-139.
Anthropology: Secret Cave, 4-88.
Artifacts: Fewer Made, 7-61.
Aviation: Shortlands Service, I- Megapode Services, 4-12; BSIP-Fiji-P-NG, 4-131; Honiara's Airport, 5-55, 7-49, 9-27; Services Inadequate, 7-49, 9-117.
Birds: Pet Bina, 10-89.
Bootes: History By Dr. Fox, Community Organisations: British Solomon Is. Society, 4- 19.
Earthquakes and Vulcanology; Tinakula Eruption, 1-15, 5-101; Submarine Volcano, 2-21, 3-99, Economy: Budget Session, 1-11; £6m. For Development, 2-29; developers Needed, 5-25.
Education: Standards, 2-29, 8-45; Chief Education Officer, II- 12-140.
Ethnology, Population: Honiara Statistics, 1-27.
Finance: Decimal Currency, 1-137, 2-17, 3-12; ANZ Bank, 5- Fishing: Crayfish Expert, 7-99; Boy-On-Turtle Story, 8-45.
Forestry: Rare Coconut Palm, 6- General: Geographer's Survey, 1-133; April Cover, 8-58.
Geology: Survey Party, 2-49.
History: Honiara's Growth, 4-88; Proclamation Flag, 6-76.
Housing, Buildings; House For WPHC, 1-16; PWD Offices, 3-23.
In-J-ri-: Rice Factory, Justice, Law: Dunn Murder, I- Capital Punishment, Land: Big Tract For Lease, II- Legislative Council: December, 1965, Session, 2-29; Constitution Proposal, 6-19; Members Visit UK, 10-12.
Mining: Garnets, 2-49; Bauxite, 8-147.
Religion: Bishop Of Melanesia, 6-137, 11-136.
Roads: Four-Lanes, 2-29.
Shipping: Honiara Wharf, 1-99, 4 : 101, 6-101, 9-107; Marine Pilot, 3-109; Forwarding Com- P an Y' 7-101; Ice For Fishing Boats, 8-107; Drift Bottle, 11-109.
Sport: Rugby Union, 6-38; Athletics Records Broken, 11-9.
Taxation; Increased Tariffs, Ml; Income Tax Bill, 2-31.
Tourism: Malaita Natives Ready, 2-121; Mendana Hotel, 3-125, 4-55, 5-57, 7-51, 8-131; Survey, 9-117. 12^3 ather: Cyclone Damage,
South Pacific
Commission
Noumea Houses, 4-57; New Executive Officer, 4-119; NZ Health Seminar, 6-39; Putting Figures To Work, 6-73; Aust.
Commissioner, 6-137; Secretary General, 7-10, 11-8; Economist, T
Tokelaus
Visit By Mr. Hanan, 1-33, 2- Decimal Currency, 1-137; NZ Resettlement Plan, 2-17, 4-17, 9- Hurricane, 3-48; Mercy Errand, 7-67; "Reader's Digest"
Claim, 9-37; Future Outlined To UN, 9-67.
Tonga
Animals, Reptiles, etc.: Tui Mali la, 6-23, 7-89, 8-59; Capt.
Tippett's Tortoise, 7-89, 10-45; New Tortoise, 10-118.
Archaeology: Tongatapu Dis coveries, 1-71, 3-63.
Books: Ruhen's, "Harpoon In My Hand", 5-91.
Commerce: Traders Hard Hit, 3- Warning To Traders, 7- Vegetables Exported, 8- Culture: Young Painter, 12-140.
Economy: Financial Adviser, 3- Development Plan, 8-11; First Loans, 12-147.
Ethnology and Population: Illegitimate Children, 8-9.
Finance: Decimal Currency, 1-137, 3-12.
Fishing: Eels, 3-13, Abalones, 4- History: Malaspina Expedition Journal, 1-87.
Industries: Biscuit Factory, 8- Butchery, 8-147, Justice, Law: Laws Consolida ted, 3-133; 'Ata Castaways, 10-17, 10- Overseas Representation: UK Consul, 1-133.
Postage: Overprints, 8-33.
Royalty: Salote's Death, 1-4, 1- 2-39; New King, 1-6, 12-11; Mourning, 3-16, 4-12, 7-13; Coronation, 8-36, 10-18.
Shipping "Niuvakai" Breaks Down, 4-103; Japanese Master, 9- Nukualofa Wharf, 9-107; 'Ata Castaways, 10-17, 10-101; Japanese Intruder, 11-101.
Sport: Surfboard Riding, 2-117.
Tourism: Pictorial Series, 2- 10-117; Dateline Hotel, 3- 5-16, 5-135, 6-133, 7-128, 10-
Torres Strait Is.
German Harry Of Deliverence Is., 2-81.
U
Us Trust
Territory
Missing Men On Canoe, 1-9; General Assembly Speaker, 1-135; Marshall District Administrator, I- Deputy High Com missioner, 3-133; New Saipan Hotel, 5-127, 11-131; High Com missioner, 6-137; Tuna Boat, 7-167; Copra, 8-147, 12-148; New Name, 9-73; Ship For Sale, 9-105; First Commercial Pilot, 11- Interest In Tourism, II- Petrol Storage Facilities, 12-115.
WALLIS and
Futuna
Votes For De Gaulle, 1-9, 1- Hurricane, 3-48; Charter Flight From Apia, 5-131; New Administrator, 10-136; Wallis Flag, 11-34; Three Kings, 11-71.
West New Guinea
oo ird ° f Par adise Shooting, 2- Firewalking, 5-65; Aus tralian Reported Imprisoned, 5-105, 6-107; Border, 6-18, 8-20, 9- Indonesian Development Pari' 9-15; Book By Maslyn Williams, 9-92.
Western Samoa
Administration: Secretary To Govt., 8-51, 9-12, 9-42. 5 5^9 riculture: Bananas, 2-137, Archaeology: Savaii Finds, 5-71; Aviation: Service To Wallis Is., 5-133; Polynesian Airlines Planes, 6-125, 7-129, 8-130; Airport Facilities, 9-127.
Books: Samoan-English Dic tionary, 1-135, 5-16, 5-51; Davidson's, "Samoa mo Samoa", 3- Year Book, 9-91; Library Course, 9-131.
Broadcasting; Course In Aust., 10- Commerce: Enterprise Incentives Act, 4-141; Retail Sales, 7-140; Export Figures, 12-38.
Culture: Art Exhibition, 11-41.
Customs: Politeness, 9-18; Tuiaana Title, 11-20.
Economy; £lm Development Plans, 1-133, 9-140; Asian Bank Loan, 2-137; Outside Investment, 8-7; Oemand For Loans, 9-140; US Aid Rebuff, 10-20; Planning Criticised, 10-35; Red Aid 11- 12-15.
Education; Minister Retires, 1-135.
Finance: Decimal Currency, 1- Forestry: Savaii Timber Plan, 2- 4-141, 5-59, 9-139, 12-37.
Handicrafts: Corporation, 9-128.
History: Vailima Damaged, 3- 5-55, 8-91.
Housing: Low Cost Project, 10-35; Industries (Secondary): Coconut Processing Factory, 1-67; Coca Cola Plant, 12-148.
Justice, Law: Chief Justice, 8- 12-140.
Languages: New Dictionary, 1- 5-16, 5-51.
Legislative Assembly: Parlia mentarians Missing, 1-47; Parliament Under Fire, 7-13; Budget, 12-38.
Newspapers: "Samoana" Court Case, 2-14, 8-145; "Samoa Bulletin", 8-145, 9-141; Russian Editor's Visit, 12-15.
Police: Training in NZ, 9-41.
Postage: First Airmail Stamps, 2- Stamps Commemorating Wharf, 5-101; Stamp Sales, 8-33; New Stamps, 8-33.
Power; New Station, 5-143.
Shipping; Apia Wharf, 3-16, 4- 5-99, 11-20; Asau Blasting, 9-107; Harbour Master, 9- 40-Mile Canoe Voyage, 12-107! Beautification Of Water front, 12-135.
Sport: Money For Games, 2- 9-153; Mountaineering, 3- Tennis, 5-38; Noumea Games Team, 11-156, 12-162.
Tourism: Hotel Plan, 1-127; Aggie Grey's, 4-135, 8-129; Visas, 8-130.
Weather: Hurricane, 2-12, 2-14, 3-45, 3-81, 4-15, 5-21; Drought, 2-13; Aid, 4-38, 5-21, 8-29.