Index to Volume 38

January To December, 1967

The first numeral is the number (or month) of issue; the second numeral is the page number.

American Samoa

Administration: Asst, to Gov ernor, 1-139; Governor, 1-139, 4- 7-22, 7-38, 8-18; Attorney- General, 4-140; Director of Agri culture, 8-117; Territorial Sec retary, 10-121.

Aviation: Pago-NZ service, 3-135, 4-131.

Broadcasting: Educational TV, 10-69.

Customs (Native): Mauga title, 12-65.

Education: TV, 10-69.

Fishing: Locally-owned busi nesses, 10-103.

General: Views on Langdon's article, 2-53; Rose Atoll, 11-31; Entertainers in Sydney, 11-118; Korean-Samoa marriage, 12-29.

Industries: Watches, 7-129; Land: Contradictory statements, 5- Newspapers: "Samoa Times", 632.

Police: New chief, 7-121.

Politics: Suggested union with Western Samoa, 5-22.

Shipping: Van Camp boat sinks, 1-116; Accidental voyage, 6107; Government vessels, 8-107; Warehouse, 11-105; Statistics: Tourism, 2-131.

Tourism: More tourists, 2-131; Intercontinental Hotel, 6-51; Duty-free port, 7-32; Co-operation with W. Samoa, Tonga, 7-49, 10-66.

Aviation

(See also under each territory) Air Melanesia, 1-51, 1-131, 10-47.

Air New Zealand, 1-134, 2-127, 3- 4-129, 8-23, 8-50, 9-113, 10- 11-56, 11-57, 12-49.

Air India, 1-134, 12-49. 4- 4-135, 5-45, 5-49, 5-51, Alitalia, 1-134.

Ansett-ANA, 1-136, 2-133, 3^1 25, 4-121, 7-55, 8-59, 9-51, Airlines of NSW, 6-51.

Ansett-MAL, 7-55, 9-51.

Air Pacific, 12-50.

Air Caledonie, 12-53.

Boac, 1-134, 2-127, 4-129,

5- 10-49, 11-63.

British United Airlines, 10-47.

Canadian Pacific, 1-134, 4-129, 4- 645.

Continental Airlines, 8-50.

Eastern Airlines, 8-50, 10-45.

Fiji Airways Ltd., 2-127, 4-121, 5- 7-47, 8-59, 9-53, 10-43, 11- Hebridair, 1-51, 4-131.

Hawaiian Airlines, 2-133.

Klm, 1-134.

Lufthansa, 1-134.

Megapode Airways, 2-67.

Micronesian Air Pacific, 10-45.

New Hebrides Airways, 1-51, 5-131.

PanAm, 1-137, 3-135, 4-129, 7-47, 8-50, 10-45, 11-118, 12-49.

Polynesian Airlines 4-133, 8-50, 10-45, 10-47, 12-53.

Qantas, 1-133, 1-136, 2-127, 3- 4-121, 4-129, 8-23, 10-41, 11-57, 12-49.

Taa, 1-136, 2-133, 4-121,

7-55, 8-59, 9-51, 10-43.

Transpac, 2-133, 12-53.

Uta, 1-134, 1-137, 3-135,

4- 4-135, 653, 10-45, 11-49, 11-53, 11-61, 12-49, 12-53.

B-C

British Solomon Islands

PROTECTORATE (see Solomon Islands).

Caroline Islands (See Us

Trust Territory).

Companies

American Smelting Co., 1-143, 3-142; Australian Research Grants Committee, 4-147; Acres Western, 7-52; A. & E. Corp., 7-52; American Metal Climax, 10-123; ANG Holdings, 10-124, 12-129; Australasian Petroleum Company, 11-125; Anacapa, 11-125; Akhil Holdings Ltd., 12-133.

Borns Philp Co. Ltd., 1-113, 3-141, 4-103, 7-121, 7-132, 11- 11-87, 11-128, 12-37, 12- Bish Ltd., 1-113; British Petroleum, 4-147, 8-136, 11-125; BP Development, 4-147; Bush, Boake, Allen (Aust.) Ltd., 8-127; Bay of Islands Hotel Co., 9-50; Bougainville Copper Pty. Ltd., 10-123.

Commonwealth-NG Timbers Ltd., 1-140; Cosmopolitan Hotel Ltd., I- 6131; Continental Oil Company, 2-142; Conzinc Riotinto of Aust. Ltd., 2-141, 2-143, 5-131, 8-128, 9-127, 10-123; W.

R. Carpenter Holdings Ltd., 3-142, 10-26, 11-133, 12-129; Choiseul Plantations Ltd., 3-143; China Navigation Company, 4-109; Columbus Line, 4-109; Cultus Exploration Ltd., 4-147; Cottees (Fiji) Ltd., 5-130, 6-131; Commonwealth Industrial Gases (NG) Pty. Ltd., 6129; Cement Holdings Ltd., 10-124; Canadian Superior Oil, 11-125; Clementsons (NG) Pty. Ltd., 12-131.

Development Bank of P-NG, 8-125; Dillingham Corporation of NG Pty. Ltd., 8-128; Daiwa Min ing Co. Ltd., 9-127, 10-103.

Esso Exploration and Produc tion Aust. Inc., 4-147, 8-136, II- Etablissements Rougier, 638, 10-101.

Fuji Oil Company, 1-143; Ford Motor Company, 4-147; D. and J.

Fowler Ltd., 4-148; Friendly Islands Traders Ltd., 8-103, 10-113; Fiji Industries Ltd., 10-124; Finlaw Industries, 11-24.

Guadalcanal Plains Ltd., 2-141; Robert Gillespie Pty. Ltd., 2-142, 4- Gulf Oil, 4-147; General Foods Inc., 5-130; G.K.S. Pty.

Ltd., 9-125; Guinea Gold, 10-124.

Hamac Ltd., 6-131; Hackshalls Ltd., 10-124.

Culture: Books for library, 5- International Nickel Ltd., 2-141, 8-128, 10-123, 11-135; Island Exploration Co., 11-125.

Joy Biscuit Factory, 10-135; Japan Metal Trading Co., 12-133.

Kopsen & Co. Ltd., 8-105; Kaiser Aluminium, 10-123, 10 123' Ka ' Ser Le NiCkel Corp *' Lever's Pacific Plantations Pty.

Ltd., 2-141; Lever's Pacific Timbers Ltd., 8-125, 10-107, 9^23 1; LySaght ' J - (Aust<) Ltd "

Marlin Investments. 3-36, 4-125; Macain Charters Pty. Ltd., 4- Messageries Maritimes, 5- 11-104.

Nikon Kinkai Hogei Co. Ltd., 4-101; Nakoro Petroleum Corp.

Ltd., 4-147; New Broken Hill Consolidated, 5-131, 10-123; New Guinea Goldfields, 10-105; New Calelonian Nickel Company, 10- Oil Search, 4-147, 8-136, 11- Ponape Federation of Co operatives, 4-101; Pacific Island Mines Ltd., 4-147, 7-132, 8-126; Pacifica Publications Ltd., 5-124; Polynesian Line Ltd., 6-105; Pacific Publications (NZ) Ltd., 9- Papuan Airlines Pty. Ltd., 10- Plantation Holdings Ltd., 10- Phillips Australian Oil Co., 11-125; Pago Pago Printers and Stationers, 12-127; Project Development Corp., 12-131.

Quan Hong Pty. Ltd., 4-148.

Ready Credit Ltd., 10-124.

Sandy Creek Gold Sluicing Ltd., 1-142; Societe le Nickel, 1- 4-105, 8-128, 10-123, 11- Solomon Island Fisheries Ltd., 2-141; Sunripe Products Company, 3-142; South Sea Fish ing Co., 4-101, 7-107; South Pacific Foods Pty. Ltd., 5-130; Steamships Trading Co., 6-129, 11-134, 11-135; South Pacific Oxygen Acetylene Co., 6-129; Sangara Holdings, 6-131; Ski- Dives Ltd., 8-51; Sicklinger Hold ings, 9-125; SPSM, 9-127; South Pacific Fishing Co., 10-105; Sea Craft Ltd., 10-109; Societe Havraise Caledonienne, 10-124; Sunray, 11-125.

Tui Products, 8-105; Tourist Development Pty. Ltd., 10-43.

Union Steam Ship Co., 4-105; Union Touristique et Hoteliere, 8-59; United Africa Company (Timber) Ltd., 8-125.

Viking Ahoy Golden Sands Charter Cruises, 12-59.

Western Samoa Hotel Company, 2- 9-49; W. D. & H. 0. Wills Ltd., 2-141.

Cook Islands

Administration: Premier, 1-142, 2-15, 9-117; Mauke By-election, 2- Minister for Internal Affairs, 3-136; Beveridge Reef, 6-55; Resident Agents, 6-121; Visit by Duke and Duchess of Kent, 8-21; Visit by NZ Minister, 10-31.

Agriculture: Bananas, 1-141.

Aviation: Larger airstrips, 4-137, 9-49.

Books: Epic drift voyage, 3-95; Suwarrow Hermit, 3-97; "Works of Ta'unga", 3-96.

Broadcasting: Radio mast, 6- Commerce; Food shortage, 7- Copra prices, 10-126.

Economy: Cost-of-living in creases, 5-18; NZ financial help, 10-31; Effects of sterling devalua tion, 12-20, Finance: Decimal currency, 3- Fishing: Tuna possibilities, 2-61, 4-105; Shell investigation.

7- Sirwarrow's pearlshell i„ dustry, 12-41, 12-140.

General: Water problems, 5-7* 11-40; Beveridge Reef, 6-55 Suwarrow's hermit returns, 8-24 Frisbies on film, 11-28.

Health: Doctor obtain Diploma, 2-136; US eye doctor 8- .

Insects: Pea-Beu powder, 4-2) Legislative Assembly: N* transport laws, 11-30; Oppositio cabinet member, 11-121; Music Study, 10-121.

Newspapers, Magazines: "Coo Islands Review", 3-20.

Postage: Angry collectors, 4-J 5- Gauguin stamps, 12-30.

Shipping; Direct service fror UK, 3-107; Survey, 4-103 10-113; NZ service, 4-111, 7-10* 10-107; Reef drownings, 6-76 Avatiu wharf, 7-109; Reef pass age examination, 7-110; "Moan Roa" loss, 8-101; Rakahaii causeway, 8-103; Underse mountains, 10-113; Mangaii harbour widening, 10-113; Toilets showers at Avatiu, 12-115.

Sport: South Pacific games 1- Tourism: Pictorial series, 5-41 Transport: Compusory safet helmets, 11-30.

Weather: Floods, 7-75.

Deaths

Angele, Sister M., 6-142 Allan, Lt.-Col. H. T., 6-143, 7-85 7-142, 10-61; Aubin, Bishop J M., 10-136; Amadeus, Rev Mother M., 12-139.

Brown, J. f 1-159; Burnett, G. 2- Biritu, U., 4-12, 4-158 Bresson, E., 6-142; Buksh, M 5., 8-138; Bignold, Justice, 9-138 i Bentley, Mrs. V., 12-139.

Chapman, J., M 59; Caldwell, R. N., 2-154; Crofts, L., 5-144; Claphan, W. J., 8-137; Carpenter, R. B„ 10-26, 10-136; Cook, J, M., 11-148.

Dawai, 0., 1-45; Dargas, Fr, 5., 2-153; Dunstan, F. V., 2-154, Fallon, J,, 3-153; Fotu, Hon S. T., 10-136.

Gerard, Sister M., 2-153; Gow, H., 2-153; Goupillaud, Fr. A. 6- Gaskin, Capt. S. E., 7-142; Groves, 8-138.

Hodgess, C. H. V., 1-158; Hodgson, Archdeacon R., 2-154; Hermelande, Sister M., 6-142; Hay, W. J., 6-143; Hartwig, Pastor J., 9-138; Hansen, G. J.

T. 10-136; Harper, Dr. P. 1., 10-136.

Hall, 8., 10-136.

Johnson, R., 8-138.

Kronfeld, C. L. C., 3-153; Katrei, J. P., 5-143; Kapadia, D, L, 7-142.

Lawrie, C., 1-159; Lunney, P J. 1-158; Lett, L„ 5-143; Lalor, M. 7-30; Levy, N„ 7-142; Lock wood, Vice-Ad. C. A., 8-139; Leriche, F., 9-139.

McNicoll, J., 4-158; Merlet, Dr. Yves, 4-158; Mansell, A. G., 5- May, W. J., 5-143; Maharaj, G. L., 5-144; Morris, K. 6-143; Mclnnes, Capt. J., 6- McLachlan, W„ 7-142; Marshall, A. J., 8-137; Matsinger, H. A., 10-136; McGregor, R., 12-139; Marsters, B„ 12-140; Mataitini, Ratu E. N., 12-140.

Nelson, F. C. F., 2-37, 2-154; Nezette, M„ 3-153; Nicholls, H, W., 7-142; Narsey, M. M., 8-138, Pang Chung Sing, 4-158; Penglase, N., 5-143; Peacock, Pastor G., 5-143; Pittman, Rev.

T., 6-76; Pittman, T. R., 6-76;

(contd.)

i, F. D. W., 6-143; Parer, 73; Piper, Rev. R., 12-139. i, R. F., 1-159; Rowlands, 2-153; Rennie, J. S., ; Rokotuiloma, S., 5-143; F., 8-137. eer, M. E., M5B; Smith, H. M., 2-154; Smith, Capt. , 3-153; Sisa, S., 3-153; •ns, Capt. E. J., 3-153; P. C., 4-158; Smith, Capt, 5- Stewart, Pastor G., ; Seniloli, Ratu P. E., ; Salmon, Prince E., 8-138; D. A., 9-139; Shambhu, 8., : Sihaze, High Chief P., ?. lor. Sir G., 1-158; Tempest, R„ 2-154; Teall, Archdeacon , 2-154; Thomas, G., 2-154, ; Tuia'ana, Chief L. T., ; Tokuradal, M., 7-142; rley. A., 9-138; Taylor, Dr. , 10-136; Taggart, G. M., 3. ailagi, Ratu T., 8-137; sawa, Ratu J., 9-138; line. A., 10-136; Vosarlagi, W„ 10-136. ight, A. A., 2-153; rawai, Lolohea, 3-153; side, H., 7-142; Wickham, -27; Wright, M„ 9-138.

►Ter Island

►oration of statues, 4-131; an image, 6-37; Air service.

Book by woman doctor, I Ministration: Acting Chief ary, 1-61; Survey by R. obson, 2-25; Mr. Bowden's 3-25; Suva Council elec -- 12-125; Director of e, 3-111; Govt. Printer, ; Visit by Duke of Kent, ; Mara visits London, ,- Lautoka Council, 12-125; nor for Pitcairn, 12-125. iculture and Farming: Hot copra dryer, 1-75; Santa idis cattle, 1-81; Cyclone banana growers, 1-143; fs' plight, 4-8; Passion -5-130; Sheep-breeding, ; Palm oil, 7-130; Tobacco, haeology: Ancient charcoal, 6- Taveuni finds, 4-45; Is settled 3,000 years ago, ied Services: Army veteran's

1-47; Fmf, 5-119.

ation; Fiji Airways, 2-127, 8-59, 9-53, 10-43, 11-61; :es to Tonga, 5-49; sion fares, 11-59; Air c's Korolevu run, 12-50. >ks: Bibliography of Fiji, ta, 3-96; "Fiji Many ring Islands", 11-95. adcasting: Intertel TV lentary, 5-24. omerce: BP's buy Bish Ltd., ; Duty on imported poultry, 4- Piratical shopkeepers, 8-30, 8-37; Suva's tailors, 8-30, 11-32; Suva market, French flour sales, 6-129, 4; Food costs rise, 7-70; profits, 9-127; Retailing Y, 11-23. nmunity Organisations; Harry tan's social club, 9-75. hire; Naiserelagi Church s, 7-61, 10-61; Crippled ’s success, 8-67. nomy: Problems, 2-25; loan rejected, 4-8, 7-121;

Common Market effects, 6-21, 7- UK loan, 9-19; Effects of devaluation, 12-20.

Education: University, 4-8, 4- 8-117, 9-26, 11-117; Principal, Derrick Technical In stitute, 4-140.

Ethnology, Population: Census, 1-47, 6-22; Over-population, 2-25.

Birthrate statistics, 4-15.

Festivals: Hibiscus festivals, 10-37.

Fishing: Tropical fish export business, 1-61; Big game in dustry, 3-36, 4-125; Officer leaves, 5-73; Crayfish Company, 8- Levuka Company expands, 10-105; Research ship, 10-111.

Flora: Tagimaucia legend, 5- "Fantastic" flowers, 9-69.

Forestry: Bright future, 3-141.

General: Beauty queen battle, 1-17, 12-18; Dilkusha Orphanage, 1-53; Kava in the Spotlight, 3- Suva shop treasures, 4-65; Levuka, past and present, 4-83, 4- Lawns replace Suva's beach, 10-24; 96-year-old pioneer, 10-36; "Defacto" marriages, 11-75; One name for Fiji, 12-6; Chinese community, 12-34.

Health: Nature's remedies, 3-85; Tutor in surgery, 4-140; VD statistics, 6-68.

History: Capt. Cook relic, 3-51; Old Levuka, 4-85; Pioneer European women, 6-88; Levuka Gravestone Mystery, 7-87; Suva, 1871, 7-91; First missionaries, 10- Mago's sugar, 11-29.

Industries: Sugar mill safety record, 5-69; Passionfruit factory saved, 5-130, 6-131; Lysaght steel, 9-125; Fibreglass boat factory, 10-109; Cement, 10-125; Soap factory, 10-126.

Justice, Law: Chief Justice leaves, 11-121.

Land: Land for landless, 3-37; Resources survey, 7-130.

Labour: NZ restricts workers, 1- Unemployment, 2-25; Ap prentices', managers' courses, 2- Unions on strike, 11-21.

Legislative Council: Budget session, 1-10; March sitting, 4-8; Member for natural resources, 6- Cabinet system, 8-22; Chief Minister, 8-22, 10-119; Opposition walkout, 9-19, 10-23; Ministerial government, 9-20; Executive council ceases, 9-20; November sitting, 12-23.

Mining: Mineral survey, 3-142, 7- Copper, 5-132, 9-127; Manganese, 12-133.

Overseas Representation: Aus tralian commissioner, 1-140; US Vice-consul, 11-121.

Police: Trousers for force, 11- Politics: Independence says UN, 1-10; New constitution, 2-25, 6-23; UK's policy, 3-9, 3-25; Mr.

Bowden's visit, 3-25; UN not allowed, 9-23.

Postage; New post office, 2-27; Bligh on new stamps, 10-35, 12-30; Firewalkers' stamps, 10-35.

Rabi Island: London talks, 5- Phosphate royalties, 7-31; Wellington conference, 9-22, 10- Tebuke Rotan writes, 9- Religion; Wesley Church, 2-27; RC Archbishop, 3-136, 8-117, 11- ‘Pacific Theological College, 4-140, 7-29, 9-31; Naiserelagi Church murals, 7-61, 10- Roads: Suva-Lautoka road, 9-20.

Rotuma: Master's certificate, 2-109; Bibliography, 3-96; "Rule

Britannia", 6-37; Shipping schedules, 8-105.

Shipping and Navigation: Agreement system from London, 1-113; "Lau Trader", 1-115, 3-107; Collision in Suva Harbour, I- Marine department, 2-107, 3-111, 10-121; Freight, passenger rates up, 2-107; Rotuman gets first certificate, 2-109; Un manned trimaran, 3-20; Excess passengers, 3-103; Korean fishers, 3-105; Bond from yachtsmen, 3- 6-115; Liners crowd Suva. 4- "Kadavulevu" dependents fund, 4-140;; NZ ships on sugar run, 6-109; Prince's landing, 7-73; To sea in a tub, 8-101; Lautoka harbour master, 8-105; Outrigger canoes, 8-105; Rotuma calls, 8-105; Lau lagoon pass ages, 8-107, 11-101; Old anchor found, 8-107; Cables cleared, 9- "Lakemba" sinking, 9-97, 10- 11-103, 12-41, 12-108; NZ-Suva yacht race, 9-111; Over loaded punt, 10-101; Barge for Japanese copper, 10-103; P&O cruise ships, 10-103; Fibreglass boat factory, 10-109; Men in water for six days, 10-113; Marine dept, traffic manager, 10-121; Reef blasting in lagoons, II- Hovercraft, 12-105.

Sport: Olive Pickering, 2-16, 3- 11-26; Spark behind athletics, 4-37; Wheelchair sports woman, 5-73; Rugby against Tongans, 6-71; Young footballers, 7- Soccer, 9-21; Schoolboys tour NZ, 9-113; League versus Union, 11-27.

Statistics: Census, 1-47, 6-22; Tourism, 6-53, 10-45.

Tourism: Garden Island Hotel, 1- Changing face of Suva, 2- New zest needed, 2-121, 4- 6-54; Visitors Bureau, Sydney, 3-125, 5-50, 6-52; "The Fijian", 4-127, 5-44, 12-59; Casino, 4-127; State lottery, 4- Travelodge Hotel, 5-44; Korotonga cabins, 5-49; Reef Lodge manager, 5-49; Nukumarau Island, 5-53; Statistics, 6-53, 10-45; Seeing by motorcycle, 8- Capt. Withers' boat, 8-51; Skin diving, cruising venture, 8-51; Hibiscus Hotel, 8-57; Trade winds Hotel, 8-57, 9-50; Lau Group, 9-45; Hotel workers' trading scheme, 9-49; More sun shine at Nadi, 9-50; Campaign for Aust. visitors, 10-45; South Seas Private Hotel, 10-69; Korolevu Hotel's air service, 12-50; "Viking Ahoy" charters, 12-59; Toberua Is. Hotel, 12-63.

Transport: Pirate taxis, 7-22.

Weather: Nadi's sunshine, 9-50; Water for Yasawas, 10-109.

French

Polynesia

Administration: Governor in Marquesas, 3-37; New Deputy, 5- Aviation: Airfield for Moorea, 3- 10-49; Air-NZ service, 3-135, 8-23, 10-43, 12-57; Air port at Huahine, 10-49; Larger terminal for Faaa, 10-49; Airstrip at Tubuai, 10-49; Uniforms for hostesses, 11-53; Airport in Gamblers, 12-80.

Books: "Les Chinois de

The first numeral is the number (or month) of issue; the second numeral is the page number.

Tahiti", 4-139; "One Man's Log", 5-96; Book by J. N. Hall, 12-41.

Culture: Sarka, the artist, 3- Loti and Gauguin museums, 11- L .

Education: Protestant school centenary, 3-50; Students in NZ, 9- Finance: New bank notes, 3-11.

Fishing: Greensnails from New Hebrides, 10-111.

General: Italian presidents visit, 10-21; Mehetia's female Crusoe, 11-30, 12-32; Taipi Valley, Marquesas, 11-85.

History: Discovery of Tahiti, 6-85; Bi-centenary of discovery, 8-27.

Nuclear Base: June tests, 5-124; Protect cruise, 6-105.

Politics: Dissolution of as sembly suggested, 5-32; Assembly elections, 6-21; Moves on self government, 12-17.

Roads: Trans-Tahiti road, 3-47.

Shipping: Missing trimaran "Washkish", 3-20, 3-115, 4-22; Raivavae canoes, 4-105; Opium carriers caught, 5-103; Service to NZ, 7-103; Lighthouse's centenary, 7-107; Moorea ferry wrecked, 9-99; China Navigation plans, 11-103.

Sport: South Pacific games, 1- Atimaono golf course, 10- Local records, 11-70; Water-ski record, 11-28.

Territorial Assembly: Elections, 8- 10-31; Opening of new session, 12-17.

Tourism: New hotel, 3-135, 5-50; Statistics, 3-135; Huahine, 4- Eating places, 8-53; Ideas to boost tourism, 10-49; Un informed guides, 12-30; Tahiti as "tourist dispatch centre", 12-

Gilbert And

Ellice Is. Colony

Administration: Resident Com missioner's function, 2-19; Asst.

Resident Commissioner, 6-121, 10-121; Commissioner of Works, 9- Agriculture: Record copra pro duction, 10-126.

Aviation: Tourism report, 9-53.

Books: Dictionary, 3-97; Music analysed, 8-95.

Commerce: Consumer Associa tion, 5-61.

Co-operatives: 4-140.

Economy; Boom time, 5-61; Socio-economic survey, 11-125; Education: Elaine Bernacchi school, 1-140.

Ethnology and Population: Over-population, 8-20.

Fishing: 5-65, 8-20.

General; "Bright lights" of Betio, 3-29; Medals for explosives men, 3-136; Watches for islanders, 5-61; Meaning of island names, 6-38; Merging of cultures at wedding, 10-36, 10- Labour: Workers in New Hebrides, 1-38; Workers for Canada, 1-140.

Migration; To Australia, 8-20, 9- Ocean Island; London talks, 5- Newsletter, 6-38; Phosphate royalties, 7-31; Wellington con ference, 9-22, 10-24.

Postage; New stamps, 3-49; Comptroller, 5-124; Stamps for 75th anniversary of British rule, 10- Shipping: Training school, 2- 4-109, 5-109, 10-101; Ships sold to BSIP, 2-107;

GEIC (contd.)

Harbour expert, 3-111; Wholesale society ship, 5-107, 7-105; Un identified ships, planes, 7-106; Mercy call at Christmas Is., 7-107; Fijian sailors in brawl, 87107,. Touring vessel, 9-105; Tidal wave, 10-113, Tourism: Study, 2-125, 5-65; Report stresses air link, 9-53.

Kermadec Is.

Crayfish, 10-113. ,

Line Is.

Plantations reopened, 9-103,

Lord Howe Is.

Air transport crisis, 1-132; Chichester's nostalgia, 2-17; New ?P eed . .[imit, 4-23; Terrors of island life, 6-38; Bicycles popu -6-51; Barge for unloading, 6- Tourism and future, 7-53; Big fish catch, 7-103; Bigger freighter, 8-99; New book, 11-96; Road surfaced, 12-53.

Nauru

Independence, 1-10, 1-11, 4-11, 5-25, 6-24, 9-23, 10-23, 11-18, 12-24; Pastor Jacob Aroi, 1-97; Offshore fishing rights, 4-101; Air service, 5-49, 12-61; Phos phate ownership, 6-24; Workers' strike, 6-25; Constitutional pro posals, 6-57; Fishermen lost at sea, 6-107; Victory for Deßoburt, 7- "Little Cuba", 7-24; Pur chase of ship, 7-101, 9-112; Men behind Nauruans' success 7-117; Story of Ernest Stephen, 8-87; Director of education, 8-117- 1969 games marathon, 11-71; Pictorial series, 11-45; Liquor problems, 12-69.

New Caledonia

o Mystery stones, 8- Aviation: Transpac's new plane, 2-133; Pan Am service, 5-49; UTA service, 6-53, 11-61; Sydney-Noumea flights, 10-45; Caravelle jets, 11-61, 12-53.

Birds: Cagou, 1-93; Commerce: Societe Havraise Caledonienne closes, 10-124; Finance: New bank notes, 3-11.

Forestry; Jap interest in paper pulp, 2-142; General: Life in the Loyalties, 1-129; Indonesian consul, 5-121; British consul, 8-31; Funeral tariffs increased, 11-30; History: Walpole Island's mysterious relics, 9-65, 9-67, 10-30; Japanese "Spy" 10-33; Richard Bowen's visit in 1792, 12-93.

Justice, Law: Nouville prison scandal, 2-15, 5-24; Liquor: 3*39, 12-31; Mining; Nickel, 1-142, 4-105, 4-129, 8-128, ll-135.

Politics: Territorial assembly elections, 7-21, 8-32; Objection over elections, 9-75.

Postage: Nickel centenary issue, 12-30.

Shipping, Navigation; Tug goes

aground, 1-113; Fruit, vegetable shipments, 5-107; Norfolk-NC service, 5-109; Yacht race from NZ, 6-116; "Hole" in seabed, 7- US research ships, 9-99; Old wrecks, 9-107; Message in gm bottle, 10-103.

Sport: Marie-Jose Kersaudy, 3-35; South Pacific Games: 1-5, 1-23, 1-27, 1-32, 1-37, 3-39, 3- 4-67; In Moresby, 12-42.

Tourism: Chateau Royale Hotel, 4- 35, 8-59, 11-49; Isle of Pines. 8- Winds delay ships, 10-107; Judy Tudor's view, 11-49; New Orleans Hotel, 11-55,

New Hebrides

Administration: Marine Head, 5- Asst. Resident Com missioner, 6-121, Registration of Births, Deaths, Marriages, 10-28, Advisory Council: Sittings, 1-7, 10-28, 11-69.

Agriculture: Cattle, 5-64; Animals, Reptiles, etc.: Un recorded snake, 7-91.

Archaeology: Hui Cave Paint ings, 2-91; Artifacts; Weird carvings, 3-131; Aviation: Local airway's future, 1-51; New planes, 4-131, 10-47, 11-61; Bauer Field, 8-37; UTA Caravelle mishap, 12-53.

Books, Magazines: First book shop, 1-19; Sandalwood trade, 3-96; Martyred missionary, 7-97.

Commerce: Meat exports, 5-64; Community Organisations: Red Cross, 2-51; Customs (Native): Pentecost's land divers, 9-86 Education: Senior officer, 3- 36.

Ethnology, Population; Census, 4- 6-32, 7-118, 9-39, 10-121.

Finance: New bank notes, 3-111; Fishing: Greensnails to Tahiti, 10-111; Forestry: Erromanga timber, 1-51, 6-38, General: Passports for New Hebrideans, 1-7; Survey by Judy Tudor, 10-28.

Health: Medical supplies, 1-37.

History: Strange wall at Big Bay, Santo, 3-12, 4-40, 5-29 5- 5-85, 6-25, 7-37, 9-37; Rums at Malekula, 7-90.

Industry: Canning factories, 5-64; Labour; Gilbertese workers, 1- Land: Santo disputes, 5-31.

Mining; Vanua Lava sulphur, 2- 2-86, 3-49; Geological survey, 8-117.

Postage: War anniversary stamps, 10-29; Shipping: Concrete-hulled mission vessel, 1- Athol Rusden's fleet, 2- Whales sighted, 3-127; Vila Wharf, 6-107; Missionary cruise, 7-103; Storage hulk sunk, 9- Erromanga Wharf, 10-101; Lost yachtsman safe, 11-109; Proposed Holm service, 12-33 Sport: Bicycle theft at games, 1-25; 100-metres record, 11-121 Taxation: Income tax, 3-19; Tourism: Developments, 3-127, 5-50; Land for resorts, 7-52; Erakor Lagoon Hotel, 10-155; Calls by Matson, 12-55.

Niue

Water supply to villages, 2-39; Assembly offices, 2-39; Export of Siratro seeds, 2-39; New steel lighter, 2-39; Airfields, 2-39, 10- Decimal currency, 3-11, 9-31; Passionfruit, 3-142; Bee

farming industry, 4-148; In creased cost-of-living, 5-18; Debt limitation ordinance repealed, 5- Rough weather, 5-53; Justice of the Peace, 6-121; Chief medical officer, 9-53; Japanese ship wrecked, 9-99; Un usual ships call, 9-105; White washing Alofi, 11-29; Effects of sterling revaluation, 12-20.

Norfolk Island

Animals, Birds, etc.: Disappear ing wildlife, 9-55; Aviation; Night landings, 11-57; Books: History by Merval Hoare, 6-121; Clone's history, 9-94, Culture; Entertainment group, 4 : 131; Economy: Prosperity, 3-16; Fishing: Fish factory, 3-16; Off shore rights, 4-101.

General: Oldest store sold, 2-33; Survey by M. Hoare, 3-16; Prentice's store, 3-17; Colour cover, 5-37; History: Old coin, 6- Industries: Spinning factory, 11-24.

Legislative Council: New electoral laws, 11-37; Migration: Laws tightened, 11-37; Postage: "Morayshire" picture sought, 2-39; Ship stamps, 7-22; Shipping: Francis Chichester, 2-17, 3-109; Norfolk/New Cale donia service, 5-109, 8-99; Fish ing boat on rocks, 9-104.

Tourism: Qantas strike hits trade, 1-136; South Pacific Hotel, 1-137; Duty-free shops, 2-135; Brisk prosperity, 3-16; Boom brings problems, 10-53, 12-32; Transport: Traffic laws updated, I-

Pacific

Agriculture: Robusta coffee, 4-71; Cocoa, 4-73; Rubber, 4-73; Tropical pastures, 4-77; Sorghum, 4-79; Survey on agricultural education, 4-140; Pan-Pacific copra plan, 6-131; Pigs, 6-149; Stock Feed, 6-150; Bananas, 6-151; Tea, 8-143, 9-143, II- Weed control, 10-139; Copra, 11-151. (See also under "Practical Planter" below).

Aviation: Qantas Strike, 1-133; Fares reduced, 4-129; Boom predicted, 5-45; Flying-boat cruises, 6-51; British airline for Pacific, 10-47; Inter-island Jet services, 11-61; Jumbo jets, 12-49.

Birds: Homing Pigeons, 1-39.

Books; Pacific atlas, 1-105; For Islanders learning English, 2-97, 4-69; Study of rainfall, 2- Extension in rural com munities, 3-71; WPHC history, 3- Collection of Maude's papers, 3-96; 10th Pacific Islands Year Book, 3-97; WPHC terri tories, 3-97; Shell collector's book, 4-96; Anthropology in Pacific, 4-96; Natural history of palms, 5-94; South Pacific Encyclopaedia, 5-97; Thor Heyer dahl's book, 6-94; Tropical Pacific, "Daughters of the Wind", 6-97; "Search for Amelia Earhart", 7-94; "Serpents in Paradise", 7-97, 9-93, 10-65; Australian ocean racing, 7-113; White's "Time Now Time Be fore", 8-93; "Morrison of Peking", 9-91; "The Admiralty Chart", 10-91; Mark Twain's "Letters from Hawaii", 10-93; Pacific Compendium, 10-93; "Male Cults and Secret Initia

tions", 10-93; “Seabirds of % Tropical Pacific", 10.93 “Tangaroa's Godchild", 10.93 Island Populations, 10-96.

Commerce: Copra prices, M 43 2-142, 3-143, 4-145, 5-131

6-J3O, 7-129, 8-127, 9-1 M

10 - 11-127; Pacific comma market, 3-9, 5-19, 10-21; Britaii and common market, 5-19, 6-20 Gall plan on business co-opera tion, 10-21; Tea market, 1M53 Customs (Native): Island society "crumbling", 7-29.

Finance: Australian fiver 6-131; Effects of sterling devalua tion, 12-20.

Fishing; Cone shells research 2-109; Russian Far-East fleet 5-101.

General: New Year honours 2- ASOPA prizes, 2-69; Beach combers, 6-12; Academics, 7-14 Queen's birthday honours, 7-116' Cheap solar still, 7-151; Powle on NZ's Role, 9-39; Definition oi "Pacific", 11-14.

Health: Medicinal plant survey, 3- WHO representative, 11- History: Anniversary ol Mendana's voyage, 1-113; Capt, Bligh relics, 7-89, 8-37, 10-67; Amelia Earhart's anniversary, 8-117; Old-timer's memories, 10-87; D'Entrecasteaux's voyaqe, 12-89.

Justice, Law: Policemen of the islands, 2-41.

Politics: Independence for all, says UN, 1-10; UK ideas for islands, 3-9; UN representative, 3- Postage: Big business in stamps, 2-11; Catalogue, 12-103, "Practical Planter": Cocoa, coconuts combined, 1-73; Copra dryer, 1-75; Cocoa in 200 inch rainfall, 1-77; Plantation work shop, 1-79; Cocoa shade and fertilisers, 1-79, 4-73; Santa Gertrudis cattle, 1-81; Poultry worms, 1-83; Rainwater tank, 1-85; Workboat Maintenance, 1- 4-76, 5-153, 6-151, 7-153, 8- 9-147, 11-155; Bananas, 2- 6-151; Pineapples, 2-71; Cucurbit diseases, 2-71; Horse diseases, 2-73; Milking disease, 2- Weeds, 3-71, 10-139; Hand book, 3-71; Pastures, 3-73, 4- Robusta coffee, 4-71; Tropical Pastures, 4-77; Sorghum, 4-79; Sheep breeding, 5-147; Pigs, 6-149; Stock feed, 6-150; Tobacco, 7-147; Solar still, 7-151; Tea, 8-147, 11-153; "History of Indian Tea Industry", 9-143, 9- Weeds in coconut plant, 10- Rangiroa conference, 10-141, 10-143; Cover crops, 10- Palm thinning and re placement, 10-143, 11-151; Plant ing coconuts, 10-145; Copra fertilisers, 11-151; Corrosion, 12-153.

Religion; Roman Catholic Hierarchy, 1-63; Assistant Bishop, 3- Bishop of Melanesia, 6-75; Baha'i faith conference, 11- Shipping; Japan's floating fish ing university, 1-115; Matson's fare reduction, 1-136; Capt. Cook memorial expeditions, 2-111; Drift survey, 3-107, 9-99; Yacht ing to England, 4-87; BP fined, 4- Schoolboys on cruise, 4-109; Kon-Tiki-style expedition, 4-111; Matson services re scheduled, 5-51, 12-54; Freight rates, 5-105, 9-97; Messageries Maritimes, 5-105; Shipping cable patrol, 6-105; Geological survey of Coral Sea, 8-105; New ports for Matson, 12-54.

JFIC (contd.)

h Pacific Games: Brilliant dismal failure, 1-5; tally, 1-23; Suva athletics ; broken, 1-23; Cycling, Boxing, 1-26; Team events.

Soccer, 1-27; Swimming, Rugby, 1-29; Weightlifting, Complete results, 1-30; slands team popular, 1-31; changes for 1969, 1-32; 1-32; Pictorial series, 1-125; 1969 site, 4-67, SPG trust chairman.

Emblem, 8-32, 9-40; tter, 10-75. communications: South-east able, 4-8. ism: Islands food, 2-121, Review of problems, 7-45, Aust.-NZ customs changes.

Picture series—lslands from ir, 9-41; Aust. customs lions, 12-59.

Myra Is.

-aft crash, 4-25.

UA-

V Guinea

inistration: New Admini , 1-8, 2-9, 2-19, 4-23; Jir. Medical Service, 2-136; »f District Administration, 4-42, 7-121, 10-26; Govern- House, 4-23, 5-12; Corn ier for Local Govt., 4-139; by Indonesian Ambassador, Between-wars era misunder -5-58; Decentralisation, Dir. Public Works, 8-117; ted areas, 9-31; Visit by or-General, 9-113; Local Councillors in Aust., culture, Farming: World's st plantation, 1-95; Oil tests, 1-143, 3-144, 7-130; discouraged, 5-130; Cattle , 5-151; Sulphur deficiency >conuts, 7-132; Hallstrom 8-28; Kenaf seeds, 8-128; on native grasses, 9-125; jnd, 9-128; Discussions in ily, 10-27. ed Services; Police-Army , 1-55; PIR, 5-118; Lae expansion, 9-59; Civil pro- For army, 9-114. facts: Survey, 5-26. ition; Wartime Wreck, j, 2-35; Jet service, 2-133; minister's visit, 2-136; Far iervice, 3-125, 4-121, 8-23, Charter service, 4-123; ht service, 5-47, 6-51, 8-59; Fatal Wewak crash, Boeing services, 8-59; ions to Moresby terminal.

Career of Ray Parer, 8-72; up five per cent., 9-51 ; ics, 11-61; Seven die in 12-40.

Is: Nondugl sanctuary, 8-26. ks, Publications; Book by i anthropologist, 1-17; :h for NG's Boundaries", "Documents and Corres ice on NG's Boundaries", "Behind the Ranges", J. inclair, 2-95, 3-96; "The Watchers" paperback, 3-96, 6-54; "The High Valley", 4-93; "Dr.'s Wife in I", 4-93; "Ridge and the ', 4-95; "Bert Brown of ", 4-96; "Road Belong ', 5-58; Stories of our i, 5-97; "Time Expired",

7-97, 10-65; "Handbook of NG Birds", 7-99; Murray's coast watcher book, 9-95; History of development of Bulolo, 10-93; Land tenure, 10-96; "Far Side of the Sky", 11-98; Bible trans lated, 11-121; Research unit Bulletins, 12-99; Death of Bishop Loerks, 12-99; History of Catholic Church in N-E NG, 12-99; NG tortoises, 12-101.

Border: 5-28, 6-37, 11-84.

Constitution: Select committee's report, 7-28; Ministerial system, 11-19.

Commerce: Japanese interest in Cocoa, 1-143; Unwillingness to invest, 10-27; Rubber prices, 10- Yanks told to invest, 11- "Steamies" employees sacked, 11-134.

Community Organisations: NG Women's Club, Sydney, 2-143; Rotary Apex and Lions Clubs, 9- Culture; Army people in play, 7-119.

Earthquakes: Rabaul earth tremors, 9-28.

Economy: International bank, 2-142; Rapidly developing, 5-129; Common Market effects, 6-22; Effects of sterling devaluation, 12- Education: Institute higher technical education, 1-139, 5-69; ASOPA cadet officers' certificates, 2-69; Goroka teachers' college, 2-136; School fees, 3-39, 10-31; Debate in house, 4-6; 10-27, 10- University, 4-13, 9-26; Churchill scholarship, 5-124; Public service management course, 6-117; Carpenter's executive cadets, 6-117; Bachelor of law degree, 7-121, 10-121; Stamps for school, 7-141; Ex penditure, 9-18; $2.9m. for university, 9-19; $l.l m. for technical institute, 9-19; Social studies teaching, 9-117; Flash cards, 12-101; Percy Chatterton on, 12-38.

Ethnology, Population: "Lost Tribe" found, 3-69.

Festivals, Shows: Mt. Hagen show, 8-26, 9-26.

Finance: Governor, Reserve Bank, 2-136; "Watch-dog" on public money, 3-143; Develop ment bank, 8-125, 9-19.

Fishing: Tinned fish in shark's stomach, 2-35; Formosan poachers, 2-109; Offshore rights, 4- Japs in big Papuan venture, 4-101, 7-107; Company at Lae, 8-101; South Korean interest, 9-101.

Flora: Rabaul's flower festival, I- Forestry: South Korean interest, 9- First Vanimo logs, 10-105.

General: Memorial avenue of trees, 3-41; Resettlement of tribes, 3-85; Flying plumber, 5- Miss Territory 1967, 7-120; Moresby from the air, 10- ANG house, 10-125; One name for, 12-6.

Health: Rabies risk from WNG, 1-67; Asst. Dir. medical services, 2-136; Second woman doctor, 4-43; Gastro-enteritis out break, 5-124; National fitness bill, 6-71; Hospital charges, 9-1 8; Malaria at Moresby, 9-38; Orthopaedic surgeon visits Bougainville, 10-121; "Flying Doctor", Bougainville, 10-121; Handicapped children's centre, II- Mental health probe, 11- History: 25th anniversary of war, 3-89, 9-25, 10-119, 12-19; 1919-39 admin, era misunder stood, 5-58; Jap "Tony" plane.

5- Witu Is. ruins, 7-90; Queen Emma's grave, 7-92; Rabaul Tremors of the past, 9-29, 9-81; Aust.'s first submarine, 9-30; Diprotodon bones found, 10-34.

House of Assembly: End-of-the year-sitting, 1-7; March sitting, 4-6; Henganofi open by-election, 4-12, 8-117; Electoral boundaries, 4-53; Home rule, 4-39, 6-63; National fitness bill, 6-71; June siting, 7-59; 1967 Budget, 9-18, 10- 10-155; Elections, 9-29, 11- Comparative study, 9-117; Mining bill, 10-123; Territories Dept, attacked, 10-153; Papua and NG unity, 10-153; Ministerial system, 11-19; November sitting, 12- Land Bill, 12-126.

Housing: Government House, 4-23, 5-12; Grading system for contractors, 4-145; Low cost, 8- Industries (Secondary): Palm oil, 1-143, 3-144, 7-130; Build ing, 4-145; Industrial gases, 6- Survey on weaving, etc., 9- Lysaght steel, 9-125; Desiccated coconut, 11-134.

Insects. Molluscs: Giant snails in Moresby, 5-25.

Justice, Law: Dangerous weapons, 3-57; civil disorder, 4-7; Training of magistrates, 6- First indigenous lawyer, 10- Prostitution, 11-28; Asst, magistrates, 12-125.

Labour: Earning more, enjoy ing it less, 11-38.

Land: Native land, 1-37, 3-49, 4-27; Wunung plantation claim, 3- Debate in house, 4-7; Book, 10-96; Legislation on un productive land, 12-126.

Languages: Chatterton on languages, 3-53.

Migration: Entry regulations widened, 1-8.

Mining: New ordinance, 1-7; Copper, 1-143, 2-143, 5-131, 8-128, 9-127, 10-123; Oil, 2-142, 4- 8-136, 11-125; Royalties, 3-69; New Britain mining rights, 3- Misima, 4-147; Gold, 10-124.

Newspapers, Magazines: "Black and White", 4-23; P-NG Society journal, 6-67.

Patrols; Lake Kutubu post closes, 2-17; ASOPA prizes for patrol officers, 2-69.

Police: Police-Army rivalry, 1-55; Special Branch, 5-37; Role of police, 5-55; Riot squad, 10-117.

Politics: Independence says UN, 1-10; Home rule proposal, 4- 6-63; Local Govt. Council party, 4-39; Presidential system plan, 4-39; Political parties, 7- 8-23, 9-29, 12-76; Ex pulsion of Rarua, 9-29.

Postage; War anniversary stamps, 9-25; Telephone directory, 9-120.

Public Service: Wages case, 1- 6-39, 7-38; Disillusionment over pensions, 2-16; Too ex pensive, 4-6; Management courses, 6-117; Protest march, 7-57; Recruiting, 9-18, 10-27; s3m. for accommodation, 9-18; Political parties, 12-76.

Race Relations: 1-37.

Religion: Salvation Army regional commander, 1-67; Franciscan friars, 2-19, 3-19, 5- 7-69; Anglican auxiliary bishop, 2-136; LMS of 1880's, 4-27; US aid for ship, 4-107; Anglican Church conference, 9-25, 10-31; Polygamists as Christians, 12-65; Asst, bishop, 12-23.

Roads: Worsening road toll, 2- Traffic signs, 3-20; Boggy roads, 3-45; Grading system for

contractors, 4-145; Dargi River bridge, 9-18; Talks in Assembly, 10-27.

Shipping: Oro Bay Wharf, 1-109; Concrete-hulled cruiser, 1-111; Subsidised NZ-NG service, 1-111; Lae warehouse and wharf, 1-113, 3-105; Rabaul mishaps, I- 3-101; Illegal entry of Asians, 1-115; "Ambess" tragedy, 13 die, 2-103, 7-107; Jap shipbuilding project, 2-105; Award for seamen, 2-107; Formosan wreck, 2-109; Kieta wharf, 3-109, 12-109; Wewak wharf, 3-109, 9-18; Shipping Inspector, 3-111; Offshore fishing rights, 4-101; Co-op. ships, 4-103,-US help for mission ship, 4- Moresby-Kerema yacht race, 5-101; Port managers, 5- 6-109; Rabaul's German wharf, 5-103; Manus naval base, 5-105, 8-105, 12-109; Cannon as yacht's keel, 5-105; Rabaul by passed, 7-106; Shipbuilding con tracts, 7-109, 8-103; Milne Bay wharf, 7-110; Rabaul wharf, 8- 10-109; Moresby's jetty and ramp, 8-105, 9-18; Hydro graphic survey, 9-18; Cargo sheds, 9-18; Modern freighter, 9- Yachting along north coast, 10-61; Killer shark's sixth victim, 10-67; Survey, 10-105; Shipbuilding course pays off, 10- Rabaul small ships facilities, 10-109; Pomio Reef light, 10-113; Co-operatives ship, II- Vessel for New Ireland, 11- Army landing barges, 11- BP services, 11-24, 12- Proposed Holm service, 12-33; Madang facilities, 12-109; Dept, of Trade cruiser, 12-109.

Sport: 1969 South Pacific Games, 1-6, 1-32, 2-16, 4-67, 5-47, 8-32, 9-40, 10-71, 10-75, 12-42; Sportsman of the Year, 3- Footballing schoolboys, 4- 9-32; National fitness bill, 6-71; South Pacific Games Trust, 6-121, 7-121; Cricketer off to South Africa, 7-69; Games emblem contest, 12-42; Records broken, 12-43.

Statistics: Aviation, 11-61.

Taxation: Amendment to laws, 1- Income tax for natives, 2- 22\ per cent, increase, 9-18, 10-153; Stamp duties raised, 9-18; Increased company tax, 9-19.

To the Point (with Percy Chatterton): 1-41 (We wanna be taxed!); 2-45 (Hands off the parish pump!); 3-53 (Language for NG); 4-55 (Papua's girls); 5- (Role of NG police); 6-61 (Long journey from bitterness through |hope to what?); 7-57 (Priorities: pigs and women); 8-61 (Building houses for Papuans); 9-61 (Unity, easier said, than done); 10-55 ("Growing teenage problem"); 11-38 ("Earn ing more, enjoying it less"); 12-38 ("Thoughts on education").

Tourism: Rabaul's flower festival, 1-137; Rabaul night club, 2-135; Pictorial series, 4-117, 12-45; New Lae Hotel, 8-59; Gateway Hotel, 10-43; Tourist Board, 10-47; Outrigger motel, 11-61; Hotel Kerema, 11-61; Tapini Hotel, 12-45.

Weather: Never rains it pours, 3-85.

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People

Aike, Rev. M., 1-9, 3-44; Aroi, Pastor J., 1-97; Aspinall, 0. S., I- Andersen, V. J., 1-140; Austin, J. W., 1-140; Anderson, D. G., 2-136; Annandale, T., 3-42; Aubin, Bishop J., 5-119; Aplitt, J,, 5-121; Anderson, J., 5-124; Anderson, M., 6-32; Abel, C., 6-63; Avenell, P., 6-118; Abonckan, 1., 7-118; Aoae, J. S., 7-121, 10-121; Adams, A. E., 7-121; Abberton, T., 7-121; Alexander, Sir N., 8-117, 9-26, II- Azanifa, 8., 8-117; Alphonse, High Chief G., 9-75; Askin, R. W., 11-118.

Belt, Sir G., 1-7, 2-55; Ballard, J., 1-139; Bailey, V., 1-139; Birch, R. N., 1-140; Bennett, W.

A. 2-33; Brun, M. and A., 2-61 ; Bain, K. R„ 2-136; Betham. D., 2- 3-136; Bowden, H., 3-9, 3- Betham, F., 3-19; Bill, R., 3-42; Beatty, 8., 3-136; Burns, J., 3-141; Butler, D., 4-105; Barclay-Millar, L., 4-140, 6-67; Batiku, N. K., 4-140; Burgess, R., 6-118; Boisard, P., 6-119; Bathie, A., 6-121; Brown, D. W., 6-121, 9-20; Bila, T., 7-116; Bush, R. G., 9-113; Bourke, Maj.

F. 9-114; Batten, W., 9-117; Bezar, G., 9-117; Brewster, A, B. 10-36; Brown, N., 10-53; Bourne, J., 11-70; Bowditch, T., 11-71; Betham, A., 11-56; Berking, R., 11-56; Brown, S., 11-101; Borron, J. S. K., 11-29; Bidesi, C. P., 12-125.

Cleland, Sir D., 1-8, 2-9; Chichester, F., 1-109, 2-17, 3-109, 5-94; Challons, M. J., 1- Costelloe, T., 1-139; Cowell, R., 1-140, 2-33, 2-136; Charlton, F. L., 1-140; Cochrane, P., 2-16; Curline, Capt. J. R., 2- Cawte, 1., 2-136; Connell, M„ 3-36, 4-125; Clark, H„ 3- Cooke, Sgt. H. E., 3-136; Cleland, Lady, 4-42; Coppenrath, G. 4-139; Carswell, J. M., 4-140; Clark, D., 4-140; Christian, J., 4- Corbett, P„ 5-109; Clarke, T., 6-37; Chisholm, Rt. Rev. J., 6- Capon, L. 8., 6-121; Cudmore, D., 6-121, 10-121; Cooper, Rev. S. J., 6-121; Clay, Capt. E. F., 7-64; Chin, S., 7- Churchward, M., 7-119; Cumines, H„ 7-121; Covit, 8., 7-121; Clarke, H. V., 8-117; Crotty, T. M„ 8-117; Cakobau, Ratu E., 9-20; Charman, H., 9- Casey, Lord, 9-113; Clancy, D., 9-114; Clouts, L., 9-115; Cleverly, Dr. J., 9-117; Cox, W.

F. 9-117; Chignell, P., 9-117; Chatfield, N,, 10-85; Crispin, P., 10- Chung, K. H., 10-121; Clark, H., 11-56 Creevey, 11-56; Cotton, J., 11-109; Chan, Dr., 11- Cernohorsky, W. 0., 12- Davey, G., 1-53; Dickinson, W. C, 1-139; Dahlenburg, G., 1-140; Dashwood, R. J., 2-136; Duffield, H„ 3-36, 4-125; Dopenu, Dr. L., 4-43; David, Dr.

G. 4-115; Devambez, L., 5-73; Dubec, L., 6-119; Davies, G. G., 7-116; Dowling, J., 7-121; Dixon, R., 7-121; Dy, Dr. F., 8-117; Darr, Capt. 0., 9-103; Dennis, G., 9-117; Daniels, M., 9-117; Dean, J., 10-109; de Young, J., 10-121; Dwyer, Dr. A., 10-121; Dickinson, R„ 11-56; Dowell, R.

M„ 11-63; Dakei, S., 12-125.

Evans, Major T., 1-67; Evans, L, 4-140; Ellis, T„ 7-116, 10-26; Espie, F., 7-121; Eden, G.,

9-113; Edwards, F., 10-121; Estall, W., 11-121.

Forsyth, W. D., 1-7, 3-19; Flannery, J., 1-139, 6-121; Fowler, A., 1-139; Folitau, M., I- Fuimaono, J. K., 3-136; Foley, Most Rev. V., 3-136; Franklin, T., 5-50; Frouin, L., 5-118; Fonoti, L., 5-121; Freegard, D. M„ 5-124; Fabre, J., 6-32; Forsayth, E. E„ 7-92; Fosi, P., 7-121; Fulton, M. H., 7-123; Fontaine, M., 8-115; Falvey, J. N., 9-20; Forster, M., 9- Frey, P., 9-117; FaJcam, L. A., 9-117; Fox, Rev. Dr. C., II- Frisbie, J., 11-28.

Goadby, P., 1-62; Gibson, L., 1- Gray, G. 0., 1-139; Gazzard, A. E., 1-140; Gaee, L., 2- Gloura, D., 3-43; Guyere, Miss, 3-43; Gribble, R. L., 3-125, 5-51, 6-52; Grant, 8., 4-16; Goodman, L., 4-140; Gergely, A.

J., 4-140; Gilmer, J. C., 5-45; Guthrie, SirG., 5-45; Gillett, Corp.

R., 5-118; Geoffrey, Bro., 5-119; Gajadhar, K. C., 6-119; Graziani, C., 6-121; Gilmore, J. L., 7-64; Gimana, Pte. 8., 7-118; Goodsell, B. C., 7-121; Gribble, C., 8-113; Goodwin, H. J., 8-117; Ganilau, Ratu P., 9-20; Gall, R. 8., 10-21; Gunther, D., 10-36; Grover, J., 10- Galloway, "R", 11-40; Gilberd, D. J., 11-40; Godden, C. 11-121.

Hay, D., 1-8, 2-9, 2-19, 4-23, 4- Holyweek, Rev. A., 1-9; Hamilton, R. N., 1-140, 12-125; Hewitt, F. M., 1-140; Henry, A., 1- 2-15, 3-136, 9-117; Herve, Sister M., 2-33; Hamilton, T., 2- Hough, Capt. P., 2-107, 3- Harrison, Capt, J. L., 2-107, 8-105; Henry, T. A., 2-136, 3-136; Hopkins, Mr., 3-43; Halapua, C. F., 3-136, 9-117; Hixon, A. P., 3-136; Hannan, Fr.

L. 3-136; Hoyt, Dr. C. P., 3-136; Hunter, Brig. I. M., 4-43; Hilder, Capt. B„ 4-139, 10-35; Hurrell, P., 4-140; Hunt, Com. F. W., 5- Harold, Ur. J., 5-121; Hassall, Rev. T., 6-54; Hassall, M. 6-54; Hill, Bishop A., 6-75; Hackett, E. J. F„ 7-116; Henry, R. T. M., 7-116; Handford, T.

A., 7-116; Henderson, F. C., 7- Hearn, J., 7-119; Hooker, G. 7-121; Harris, Rev. G., 8-113; Hettig, J., 8-115; Hettig, A., 8- Hatakeyama, T. G., 8-117; Hazelton, J., 8-117; Handsley, A., 9- Holmes, P., 9-115; Halsall, R„ 10-119; Harbeck, P.

N. 10-119; Heffernan, E., 10- 12-18; Harding, Fr. J., 10- Hopewell, W„ 11-56; Hermes, S., 11-117; Hebala, P., 11- Hawkins, J., 11-121; Hannemann, Rev. E. F., 11-121; Hirshman, Dr. J., 11-121; Hodgson, A., 12-125; Hammett, C. J., 12-125. lakopo, H., 9-117; Innes, G., 10-69; Israel, C. S., 11-121.

Johnston, M., 1-139; Johansen, H. and H., 3-43; Johncock, P., 3-44; James, Capt. E. L„ 3-111; Johns, W. H., 6-121, 7-121; Joyce, M., 7-113; Jagganath, Mrs., 7-116; Jacobi, Dr. J., 7-121; Johnston, W. A., 8-31; Johnson, R., 10-35; Jago, J., 10-119; Johnson, B„ 11-31; Jakeway, Sir D., 12-125.

Kersaudy, M. J., 1-5, 3-35; Kurongku, Rev. P., 1-9; Kermode, R. G., 1-10; Kivori, N„ 1-139; Kekwick, M., 2-33; Knox-Mawer, J., 2-136; Kessey, P., 3-43; Kerr, C. F., 3-111; Kaputin, J., 3-136; Kirke, P., 5-57; Kirkwood, Capt.

H., 5-105; Kione, Corp., 5-118;

Kasek, D., 6-117; Kent, Duke of, 6- 8-117; Knight, Dr. G., 7- Kennedy, G. S., 7-116; Kalsaria, D„ 7-118; Kapena, T., 7-121; Koster, W. J., 9-50; Kaci, 1., 9-113; Kroyer, J., 9- Kawa Kami, S., 11-121; Kutas, A., 12-76; Kai Kun, R., 12-76.

Lelo, L, 1-17; Lee, Gov. H.

R., 1-139, 4-23, 5-121, 8-18, 12-125; Lutu, T„ 1-139; Lamb, T., 2-136; Latukefu, Rev. S., 2- 9-114; Lloyd, D. T., 3-136; Liyanage, Dr. V., 3-136; Lave, K., 4-140; Loades, C. S., 5-124; Lewis, Dr. D„ 6-97; Lamberty, Capt. E., 6-103; Lindsay, G., 7- Letuli, T. T., 7-121; Lloyd, A., 8-31; Leach, M., 8- Lindsay, 8., 9-115; Lepper, A., 10-39; La la L , 10- Leong, R., 11-29.

McCreary, J. R., 1-139, 10-121; McEachern, L. F., M 42, 6-131; Mcßean, A., 2-136; McDonnell, G. J,, 2-136; McComber, 0., 3- McCarthy, J. K., 4-12, 4- 7-121, 9-31, 10-26; Mac Lean, G., 4-22; McCoshim, R. S„ 5-103; McGrath, W. A., 5- MacCauley, J. J., 6-121; McCoy, C., 7-123; MacGregor, R, and J., 8-117; McDonald, 1., 9- McLean, M., 10-121; McCarthy, J., 11-76; McHugh, J., 12-63; Matheson, Dr. J. A. L.‘ 1-139; Melineaux, P. L., 1-140; Moffatt, Capt. J., 2-107; Meredith, Ven. 8., 2-136; Mangan, M„ 2-136; Mercier Mrs., 3-43; Mitchell, 1., 1-24, 3- Mitchell, J., 3-141; Melville, T., 4-140; Mure, V., 4- Mouradian, J., 5-118; Matane, P., 5-124; Messenger, C.

A., 6-118; Moore, J. A., 7-116; Moore-Warner, F. E., 7-116; Mancey, C., 7-119; Muller, P., 7-119; Manton, 1., 7-121; Mara, Ratu K. K. T., 7-121, 8-22, 9-114, 10-119, 11-25; Mallick, Ur. D. I. J., 7-121; Maya, Semisi, 8-67; Matawalu, S., 9-113; Mataafa, F., 9-114; Me Her, Pro. N„ 9-117; Muller, W., 9-117; Moore, S. A., 10-47; Mangnall, A. L„ 10-121; Manaeli, L, 10-121; Mellens, P„ 10-121; Moore, Fr. J., 10-121; Morandi, V. P. ( 10-121; Morgan-Morris, R., 11-71; Morrison, 8., 11-87; Moors, 0., ; Marquant, J. P., 11-28; Morris, Lord, 11-117; Mahira, A., 11-118; Mills-Owens, Mr. Justice R., 11-121; Mooring, Sir G., 11-125; Molian, A., 12-76.

Nobbs, V. A., 2-33; Needham, F. J., 2-33; Niniu, Syrillo, 2-105; Newport, Capt. A. J., 2-107; Navusolo, J., 4-37; Naylor, R., 4-22; Noe, G. W., 4-147; Neale, J., 4-139; Neilson, R., 7-120; Newton, J., 7-123; Narotam, R. 8., 8-30, 11-36; Naturanga, P., 9-117; Natera, J., 10-121; Nakaoro, R., 12-61; Newman, A.

P. J., 12-125.

Olsen, 0., 2-111; Olsson, J., 3-43; Officer, B. L., 3-136; O'Donnell, J. G., 5-45; O'Conner, M„ 7-121; Oliver K. G., 9-117; Otton, Major J., 10-121.

Peak, Rev. H. F., 1-139; Pickering, 0., 2-16, 3-35, 11-27; Price, T. M., 2-33; Phillips, J.

G., 2-136; Penny, Dr. H. H„ 2-136; Prentice, K„ 3-17; Pickering, H., 3-42; Phillips, E., 1-24, 3-49; Pitkeathly, G., 3-136; Plant, H., 4-139; Pearson, L., 5-49; Pullen, G. W„ 5-103; Payne, K., 5-109; Parmenter, G., 5-124; Piper, P., 6-121; Philip,

Brother, 7-69; Puapua, F., 7-11< Parker, P. G., 7-121; Parer, R 8- Pearce, Rev. G., 8-11; 11-23; Pellegreno, A., 8-113 Pidjot, R., 9-75; Pauli, Dr. A 9- Pachernegg, J., 10-10* Poon, D., 10-118; Pritchard, G 11-56; Paul, N„ 11-56; Penin ton, Or. A. H., 11-121.

Qualtrough, Maj. H. P., 3-13( Quigley, Rev. A., 4-140; Qua J., 11-29; Quam, S., 11-31.

Roberts, A. R., M 8; Rei, F 1- Reeves, A. A., 1-13< Ruhen, 0., 1-140; Rusden, A 2- Robati, Dr. P., 2-13< Richter, B„ 3-10; Rolland, A 3- Regnault, R. H., 3-13< Robertson, J., 4-139, 10-35; Ros M. 5-73; Rex, L. R., 6-121 Rigamoto, J. E., 7-116; Ragi W. P„ 7-116; Rimon, T. t 7-116; Rabi, N., 7-116; Rovagipi Pte., 7-119; Rawcliffe, Ven. [ A., 7-123; Ramacake, A., 8-1 ij Ritchie, H. P., 9-20; Rarua, ( O. 9-29; Ramsay, W., 9-117 Riwata, 1., 9-117; Ratard, J. C 9- Rana, U. S., 10-32 Rowarth, D., 10-119; Rouillen J., 11-30; Rich, S., 11-42 Retzlaff, 8., 11-56; Rumsey, 0, 11-56; Roel, Assoc. Justice V, 11-121; Rothkirch, Hans J, 11-134.

Singkai, Rev. G„ 1-9; Storck H., 1-61; Swift, K. S., 1-139 Sanft, A., 1-139; Soo, J., 1-139 Shek, R., 1-139; Singh, 0., 2-33 Stringer, Capt. R. L., 2-111 3- Swartz, R. C., 2-136 Santos, M., 3-39, 4-16; Scriven P. 4-140; Sandford, F., 5-32 Sefton, C., 3-136; Scott, A. 4- Swett, F., 4-140; Suther land, J. A., 4-140; Shortall, J P., 4-140; Sandford, F., 5-32, 10- Soba, Private, 5-118; Sarea, Private, 5-118; Serafim, N. 5-121; Skipper, G., 5-121; Sefo, S., 6-107; Sangala, E., 6-119; Smith, Dr. A. C., 7-32; Spencer, L., 7-119; Stokes, Lt.-Col. P. W. C., 7-121; Samuj, R., 7-132; Shiraishi, C., 8-117; Stinson, C. A., 9-20, 12-125; Singh, V. R., 9-20; Shepherd, Capt. J., 9-113; Storer, R., 9- Siau A., 9-117; Short, D. S., 9-117; Schuster, D., 10-32; Snow, P. A., 10-36; Stobo, R.

M.„ 10-101; Sakiri, J., 10-121; Saragat, G., 10-121; Sanders, V., 10- Slade, D., 11-117; Smith, Trafford, 11-121.

Thorborn, Matron A., 1-18; Thomson, J. S., 1-61; Townsend, 8., 2-65; Tupouto'a, Crown Prince, 2-136; Tepuretu, A, 3-20; Tu'uakitau, Ratu G., 4-140; Tuisabeto, P., 4-140; Tarmudjio, Mr., 5-121; Tomkins, D., 5-121; Tai, C., 6-118; Tamatoa, Pastor T., 6-121; Tongakilo, Mr., 6-121; Townsend, M. M., 6-121, 10-121; Timperley, R., 7-69; Tedder, J.

L. 0., 7-116; Tu'ufuli, M., 7-121; Thrift, Capt. L, 7-121; Temaova, L., 8-115; Tau, R., 8-117; Thomson, Dr. C. H., 9-53; Trainor, R., 9-115; Trinder, H., 9-115; Townend, B. R. C., 9- Tapungoa, T., 9-117; Teariki, J., 10-25; Toma, E., 10- 10-118; Thurecht, R., 10- Turner, Pro. H. A., 11- Toga, A., 11-27; Te Kula, G„ 11-118; Trafford Smith, 11- Tolhurst, W. H„ 12-125.

Underwood, H., 7-121; Uriam, T„ 10-36, 10-118; Usher, L, 12- Villeminot, J,, 1-17; Vakaciwa, 1., 2-33; von Reiche, 1., 3-42;

eiche, M„ 3-42; Vcrrier, , 4-140; Ve'ehala, Hon., Vouza, Sgt.-Mapor, 9-24, • Vandenbrink, L, 10-118. , Major A., 1-67; Watkin, , 1-139; Wales, R. L., Warahimiae, J., 2-33; \s, E., 3-44; Woods, Rev. 136; Wendt, J., 3-136; o, Private, 5-118; Wai, 117; Wambu, L., 6-117; J. H., 6-121; Wasner, M., Williams, T., 7-110; Wall, r. J. M., 7-116; Warner, M„ 7-116; Warden, A., Watkins, K., 8-51; Wilson, 8-114; Woo, T. J., 8-114; m, J. E., 8-114; West, H„ Webster, Sir R., 9-117; T., 10-37; Weir, Capt. J. 1- Warden, B. M., sy, J.. 4-29, 6-32, 10-121; Lt. M., 4-140; Young, J. 15. snhagen, D., 8-117; :e, Dr. G., 9-117; Zakarai,

:airn island

by Frank Clune, 1-105; on officer, 1-139; Stamp 2- 8-93; Large ship -- "Bounty" relics, 7-88; New book, "Pitcairn ', 6-97; Visits by ships, No independence, 7-75; ig service dropped, 7-109; e tracking team, 11-104; >y Fiji Governor, 12-125.

R-S A (see Fiji). i (see American Samoa, ern Samoa).

PS also Shipping under in dividual territories) dne, 1-119, 6-115, 8-99, 11- Astrocyte, 1-119, 8-99, 8-112, 11-111; ee, 1-121, 3-115, 4-115; 1-121, 2-103; Artemis e, Aoniu, 2-103, 3-111; 2- Asahi Maru No. 8, Ambess, 2-103, 3-101, Apogee, 2-113, 3-113, 11-107; Audrey B, 3-105; ine, 3-105; Anfon, 3-107; ouse, 3-113; Akatere, 7-110, 12-115; Ariana, Atea, 4-113; Amelia, Ataruka, 5-113; Australian 6-116; Aloha, 6-116; c, 7-109; Ambae, 7-110; 7-110, 8-99, 8-111; igi, 7-113; Anzac, 8-101; , 8-105, 12-109; Assail, Ai Sokula, 8-107; Argo, Ata, 9-101, 10-111; Alta, Andra, 10-107. ik of Day, 1-109; Batuna, Barcy, 2-105; Belama, Bodmer, 2-107, 6-111, 12- 12-115; Bounty, 4- Bona Dea, 5-113, '; Bacchus, 5-115, 12-111, >; Beligon, 5-115; Bahia, Binjarra, 7-103; Blue 10-115; Bachelor's Wife, >; Bulolo, 11-24; Braeside, Bernina, 12-119. igan, 1-111; Chusan, California, 1-117, 6-115; do del Mar, 2-101; Coral ss, 2-107; Calypso, 2-113,

10- 12-119; Clipper I, 2-115, 9- Ceramic, 3-105, 6-109, 7- Charles Daggett, 3-105; Carronade, 3-115, 5-113, 9-112; Canberra, 3-136, 4-35, 10-51; Caronte, 4-105; C'est la Vie, 4- Cythera, 4-113, 6-113, 11- Cimba, 4-113; Coriolis, 5- Caledonien, 5-105; Charles H. Gilbert, 5-107; Craestar, 5- Cap Nelson, 6-109; Cale donia Star, 6-109; Chimere, 6- 6-116, 11-107; Carophyl, 6-113, 7-110, 8-111; Corsair, 6- 11-113; Coromel, 7-106, 8- 10-113; Corinthic, 7-109; Caprice, 8-99; Cumulus, 9-97; Cirrus, 9-97; Crewcut, 10-111; Clarinda, 10-115; Chefoo, 11-103; Chekiang, 11-103; Cloud, 11-107; Constellation, 12-113.

Dove, 1-119, 2-113, 4-115, 5- 6-113, 10-114, 12-115; Darnley, 2-101; Dora, 4-115; Diamantina, 7-107, 8-105; Daunt less, 7-113, 11-107; Dame Pattie, 7- Dawnbreaker, 5-115, 7-115, 8-112, 11-116; Daru, 11- Driver, 12-119.

Eros, 1-113; Endeavour, 2-111, 12- Eilander, 4-87, 8-110; Enseigne de Vaisseau Henry, 4-107; Eleuthera, 4-115; Elsie, 4-115; Euphrosyne 11, 5-105; Evangel, 6-54; El Viajero, 11-109; Escapee, 12-119.

Frank Rei, 1-113; Faith, 2-101; Fleetbank, 2-107, 6-111, 12-108; Fortune, 2-113; Fleet Lady, 3-36, 4- FI yd, 3-113; Frisia, 5-105; Fuong Kuo, 5-109; Fossanger, 6- Fidelis, 6-116; Fiddlers Green, 8-99, 8-112, 9-111, 11- 12-119; Fuji Maru No. 28, 9-107, 12-107; Fiji Maru, 10- FS2I6, 11-104; Free Flight, 11-113; Fiu, 12-119.

Gipsy Moth IV, 1-109, 3-109, 5- Graziella Zeta, 6-105; Gothic, 6-109, 7-109; Govilon 11, 7- George Anson, 7-106; Gretel, 7-113; Green, 8-99; Goonawarra, 9-97; Gonedau, 10- 12-109.

H o k u s e i Maru, 1-115; Himalaya, 1-116, 10-103; Holm brae, 2-103; Hifofua, 2-111, 3-111; Highlight, 2-115, 3-113, 5-109, 11-107; Hella, 3-115, 7- Holmlea, 5-105; Hope, 5- Holmburn, 7-103, 12-108; Haida Sea, 7-115; Horizon, 9-97; Hibernia, 10-81; Hakarasoona, 12- Hakua Nui, 12-107, 12-115; Helly, 12-117; Hihifo, 12-115.

Independents, 1-113; Innisfail, 2-113, 3-113, 7-111; Iwakuni maru, 7-107; Idler, 7-115, 11- Josie, 5-105; Jacob Dan, 5-111, 8- 11-107; Jacques del Mar, 6- 6-116, 8-99; John Hanna, 7- Jacques del Mar 11, 8- 9-107; Jessie W„ 8-112, 11- Just David, 9-99; John Williams VII, 9-105; Janus Lee, 10- Jaba, 11-105; Jellicle, 12- Koyo Maru, 1-115; Kismet, 1- 8-109, n-107; Konanda, 2- 5-105, 6-103; Kuk Nam No. 5, 2-103; Kanimbla, 2-105; Kuala Lumpur, 2-107, 4-109, 7-103, 10-107; Kairos, 2-113, 11- Karen Margrethe, 2-115; Kon Ring, 3-105; Korsar, 3-113, 7-110, 9-111; Kulani, 3-113; Kaselehlia, 4-101; Kuanua, 4-107; Kaenoo, 4-113; Kotimu, 4-113; Kittiwake, 5-111, 12-115; Kyrenia, 5-115, 12-117; Kariga, 6- G. D. Kennedy, 6-109; Kelasa, 7-113, 11-116; Kaisun 11, 7- Kiki Maru, 8-103;

Kathleen, 8-110, 10-109, 12-119; Kathena, 8-112, 9-109; Karian Kamang, 10-107.

Lahara, 1-113; Loch Lein, 1- 10-111; Lady Stirling, 2- Lanelau, 2-111; Lallaby, 2- Leo, 3-101; Loatha, 3- Leilani, 3-101; La Belle Sole, 3-113, 4-111, 5-111, 6-115, 9- 10-61, 10-114; Laurabada, 3- 10-109; Lachlan, 4-103, 10- Lin Fah Chan, 4-107; Lake Eyrie, 6-109; Lady Franklin, 7-22; Lukanuki, 8-101; Lakemba, 9-97, 10-23, 11-103, 12-108; L'Orientaise, 9-107, 10-30; La Cher, 9-107; Lake Eyre, 10-103; Levuka, 11-103.

Mangana, 1-113; Main Sun 11, 1-116; Machias, 1-117; Monterey, 1- 4-111, 5-51, 9-97; Mariposa, 1-137, 5-51, 9-97; Maui-Tama, 2-39; Mata-Kuhifi, 2- Monowai, 2-105; May flower, 2-111; Matatua, 2-113, 4- Maraenui, 2-115; Moana Raoi, 3-109, 5-107, 7-105; Malaysia, 3-111; Mariner, 3-115; Meridian, 3-115; Malekula, 4-103, 11-24; Maclaren-King 11, 4- Moana Roa, 4-111, 8-101; Morning Sun, 4-113; Matua, 5- 7-110, 10-51; Moana, 5- Manuma, 5-115; Monarch, 6- Morayshire, 2-39, 7-22; Mermaid, 7-22; Magga Dan, 7- Marius Moutet, 7-110; Mar-Quesa, 7-110, 8-99, 8-112; Merrywing, 8-110; Mombah, 9-101; Milos, 9-101; Maitai, 9-103; Marabank, 10-107; Mia Mia, 10-116, 12-119; Maroro, 11- Myonie, 11-111; Moresby, 11-24; Montoro, 11-24; Mitouzi, 12-111.

Nankin, 1-113; Nellore, 1-113; New Golden Hind, 2-103; Nikau, 2- Ninikoria, 2-107; Niuvakai, 2-111, 5-109, 9-97; Nivanga, 2-111; Nomad, 2-113; Nanhei No. 261, 3-105; Narhval, 3- 8-109, 9-109; Nam Sang, 4- 6-113; Nirvana, 6-113, 7- 11-107, 11-111; Nimbus, 9-97; Niumaru, 9-99; Nordlys, 9- Nam Hae No. 265, 9-105; Nexus, 9-109, 12-117; Neophyte Too, 9-111, 12-115; Ninsa 11, 11-105.

Oriental Queen, 2-105; Otaio, 3-107, 6-109; Okeanos, 3-113; Oronsay, 4-35, 10-103; Oceanian, 5- Polyanna, 1-116; Privateer, 1-119, 5-111, 12-33; Pakeina, I- 7-107, 11-121; Paulmark son, 2-101; Philante 11, 2-103; Pt. Quebec, 3-105; Persic, 3-107; Palau Islander, 4-101; Pater Elias, 4-101; Porpoise, 4-115, 5- 7-111; Pavana, 5-101; Procax, 5-111, 11-109; Port Phillip, 6-109; Papuan Chief, 6- 7-103; Portobello, 6-116; Papuan Prince, 7-107, 8-103; Pacific Enterprise, 7-109; Palolo, 8- Parrakoola, 9-97; Path finder, 10-115; Pacifique, II- Prelude, 11-111; Pacific Carrier, 12-108; Princess, 12-113.

Queen Fredericka, 1-117, 2-37, 3-127, 4-35; Quebec, 4-105.

Rehu Moana, 1-117, 2-113, 6-97, 7-113; Rongomau, 1-121; Runic, 2-115; Rakaia, 3-105, 6-109; Ran Annim, 4-101; Rendezvous, 4-113, 11-107; Red Boomer, 4-113; Rebel, 4-115, 6-113, 8-99, 8-112, 11-111, 12-111; Rosina, 6-41, 6-116, 12-113; Retriever, 6-105, 9-101, 10- 11-103; Rikki Skou, 6-109; Rainbow 11, 6-116; Raili 11, 8-109; Rona, 9-97; Rotui, 9- Ra Marama, 10-113;

Rabaul, 11-103; River Fly, 11- Roselle La Douce, 12- Sandefjorrf, 1-117; Seeteufel, 1- Safari Too, 1-119; Sihamau, 2-39; Sans Souci, 2-53; Sorana del Mar, 2-103; Simon Galu, 2-105; Sensation, 2-107, 3- Safari Too, 2-115; Si-Ti-Si, 2-115; Schedar, 2-115, 6-116; Susan Jane 11, 3-36; 4- Saidor, 3-105; Strider, 3- 11-113, 12-119; Sigawale, 4- 11-101; Sagafjord, 4-111, 6- Stornoway, 4-113, 6-113; Slea No Mara, 4-115; Snoris, 5- 12-117; Seniceva, 6-116; Sirius, 8-107; Spirit of Barbary, 8-109; Stratus, 9-97; Sverdborg Avis, 9-103; Samoa Maru, 9-107; Stella Maris 11, 9-112; San Elizabeth, 10-113; SRN-6, 12-105; Sundowner, 12-113; Schnoufi, 12-119.

Tivitivi, 1-115; Tamure, 1-117, 5-113; Thumberlina, 1-117, 5-113; Tuvalu, 2-101; Tui Cakau, 2- Trade Winds, 2-103; Teraka, 2-105, 4-109, 5-109, 10-101; Treasure, 2-113, 5-109; Te Matangi, 2-113; Triaster, 3- 6-107; Tzu Hang, 3-115; Tiare Taporo, 4-111; Tamatea, 4- 6-115, 11-108, 12-111; Tofua, 5-53, 5-105, 10-51; Thorsgaard, 5-103; Tutuba, 5- Tahitien, 5-105; Tavurvur, 5-105; Ta'aroa, 5-109, 6-113, 8- Triton, 5-113; Taurangi, 5-115; Tagua, 6-55, 7-105, 10- 12-115; Trident, 6-105, 7- 8-109; Takohe, 6-116; Turaga Levu, 8-51; Trekka Caprice, 8-99, 8-112; Tatalagu, 8- Te Vega, 9-103; Topaz, 9- Tautunu, 9-105; Tabuariki, 9- Trekka 11, 9-109; Tolukatea, 9-111, 10-115; Tautai ae, 10-103; Tenrin Maru, 10-105; Te Mariner, 10-109; Triadic, 11- Trendaway, 11-113; Trekka, 11-116.

Uluilakeba, 1-115, 3-107, 8-105, 8-107; Undine, 9-107.

Vuniwai-ni-Toba, 1-115; Valiant, 2- 5-111; Viti, 3-105; Vaquero, 4-113; Valkyrie, 4-115, 5- Verona, 5-107; Vaitere, 6- Valhalla, 7-115, 11-107; Volante, 8-112; Venus, 10-81; Vala River, 10-107; Vnushitelryy, 11-103; Vietnam, 11-104; Viking Ahoy, 12-59; Vula, 12-109.

Wan Chang, 1-116, 2-109; Wanderlure 11, 1-117, 2-113, 3- Washkish, 3-20, 3-115, 4- Wellington, 4-109; Whisper, 4- 10-115, 12-111; Waite mata, 5-101; Wallisien, 5-105, 6-41, 6-101, 12-108; World Cat, 5- 11-107; Wyandot, 6-109; Wando River, 6-111, 12-108; Waitere, 6-115; Waimate, 9-97; Wanderer, 9-103; Windsong IV, 10- Youth, 3-113, 5-109, 9-109, 11- Yankee, 5-107; Yunnan, 5-131; YF 340, 8-107, 10-113; Yashio Maru No. 1, 9-99; Yu Sheng No. 1, 9-105; Yatu Lau, 10-103.

Zarathustra, 8-109, 10-116; Zulane, 8-110; Zephyr 11, 12-107; Zwerver 11, 12-119.

Solomon Islands

Administration: District Com missioner, Eastern, 2-136; New Government House, 5-12, 10-28; Agriculture: 1966 disappointing, 2-141; Hereford cattle, 2-141; Pepper, 2-141; Poor results, 8-126, 10-65; Copra problems, 10-65.

Aviation: Megapode's 10,000 th passenger, 2-67; Airstrip for nickel company, 5-131; "Air born" baby, 8-31; Reconstruction of Henderson, 10-121; Inter island small jets, 11-61; Sydney- Nauru service, 12-61.

Birds: Long-flying tern, 3-19; Books; WPHC history, 3-96; Works on Tikopia, 11-96; Fox's "Story of the Solomons", 11-20; Community Organisations: Asso ciation in Sydney, 11-29.

Commerce: Copra, 2-141; Cocoa, 2-141; "Financial Review" supplement, 4-148; Ups and downs, 8-126; Banana exports, 12-133.

Education: Local government training school, 9-117; Fishing; Crayfish industry, 2-107, 3-143; Beche-de-mer, 4-148; Forestry: Developments, 2-141, 8-126; Kolombangara plans, 8-125, 10-107; Future: "Heading Nowhere", 10-28.

General: Survey by Judy Tudor, 10-28; Royal Humane Society awards, 10-121; First barber, 10-121.

History: Mendana's 400th anniversary, 2-89; Relics of war, 5-49; Guadalcanal, 1942, 8-81; US marines remember, 9-24, 10-119; Health: Hospital ward from tea funds, 1-39, Housing: Government House, 5- 10-28; Industries: Surge forward, 2-141; Beche-de-mer factory, 4-148; Biscuit factory, 10-135; Legislative Council: December, 1966, sitting, 1-7; Elections, 1-7, 4-7, 5-38, 7-30, 8-37; Budget session, 8-126.

Mining: Ore experts, 2-141; Nickel, 5-131; Religion: First islander ordained, 1-9, 3-44; Bishop of Melanesia, 6-75.

Shipping: Study of sea bed, 2-59; Bosun's adventure, 2-105; WPHC's ship, 2-107; French war ships visit, 4-107; Mineral survey ship, 5-109; Mystery wreckage, 6- New jetty, 6-103; British warship "attacked", 8-107; Proposed Holm service, 12-33; Salvaging war relics, 12-61; Overloaded vessel, 12-107; Land ing craft, 12-109.

Statistics: Imports, exports, 2-141.

Tourism: The Happy Isles, 11- Interest in war relics, 12- Weather: Cyclone, 5-116, 10-121.

South Pacific

Commission

Secretary-General, 1-7, 2-54; Australian Commissioner, 1-139; Social development Officer, 1-139, 10- Crisis year, 2-54; Britain's Commissioner, 2-136; Forsyth's new job, 3-19; Educa tion books, 4-69; Fisheries re search station, 4-105; 7th South Pacific conference, 9-27, 10-22, 11- 11-119; Meeting on trade, 9- Bigger role for islanders, 10- 11-25; Coconut conference, 10-141.

Tokelaus

Workers visit home, 10-113.

Tonga

Administration: Visit by UN Rep., 3-136; US peace corps, 5-40, 7-32; NZ volunteer service abroad, 5-121; King at "helm", 8- Director of Education, 9- Agriculture: Vanilla, 8-127, 9-128; Archaeology: Prehistoric pottery, 4-51; Theory of Ha'amonga, 6-40, 9-56, 10-34; Aviation: Services increased, 5-49; Charter service, 10-45; Fiji Airways' service, 11-61; Plane damaged at Vavau, 12-33.

Books: "The Friendly Islanders", 3-96, 8-95; Biblio graphy, 3-96; Broadcasting: New radio station manager, 1-139, Commerce; Import restrictions, 1-141; Economy; Development plan, 3-136; Overseas funds, 7-129; Education: Crying need, 1-141; Abacus system, 7-39.

Ethnology, Population: Census, 9-26, 11-37; Finance: Decimal currency, 1-141, 3-11, 4-21, 4-147; Effects of sterling devalua tion, 12-20.

Fishing; Crayfish, 1-115, 7-107, 8-103, 9-99, 10-111.

General: Minerva Reef annexed, 1- Town plan for Nukualofa, 3- Survey by D, Lavin, 7-39.

Land: Reclaimed swamp, 2-33; Not enough for everyone, 11-37.

Overseas Representation: In UK. 11-37.

Postage: Issue for Queen's death anniversary, 1-141; King's coronation issue, 1-141; 30-seniti issue, 5-37; Big stamps, 12-30.

Pottery: Prehistoric relics, 4- Religion: Asst. Bishop, 3-136, 9-117.

Royalty: King, Queen in UK, 2- Duke for coronation, 3-27; Coronation, 4-36, 6-18, 6-19, 6-40, 7-18, 8-40, 8-45, 8-113; Filming coronation, 5-23; Corona tion programme, 5-53; King at "helm", 8-40; Royal album pictures, 7-41; Coronation picture series, 8-41; Informal monarch, 8-120; S. Inder's report, 8-45, 10-61, 11-32, 11-147.

Shipping: Radio operator lost, 3- Calls at Haapai, 7-110; Slipway, 7-129; Seven yachts record, 8-99; Nukualofa Wharf, 8-105, 10-111, 11-105; Bottle with US money, 9-30; Pakeina's Japanese Fishmaster, 11-121; New port for Matson, 12-54,

Sport: Boxing, 3-39, 4-16, 4-140.

Statistics: Tourism, 2-131, 4-35; Census, 11-37.

Tourism; Teething troubles, 1- More tourists, 2-131, 10-51; Statistics, 4-35; Corona tion helps, 5-52; Picture series, 6-42; Tourists' eye view, 6-45; Co-operation with Samoas, 7-42, 10-66/ , Orderly development, 10-51; Tourist Bureau, 11-63.

U.S. Trust

Territory

New air service proposed, 2- Deputy High Com missioner, 2-136; New newspaper 4- Typhoon, 4-101; Big food shipment, 4-101; More Capital needed, 4-148; Seacom cable, 5- Peace corps, 5-39; Com mercial air service, 5-51; Judy Tudor in Saipan, 6-26; Spy school, 6-31; New journal "Micro nesica", 6-67; Yap district administrator, 6-121; Book on Amelia Earhart, 7-94; Japanese exploitation, 8-37; Special assis tant to high commissioner, 9-117; PanAm and Micronesian Air Pacific, 10-45; Sealed bottle from US, 11-103; Future political status commission, 12-150.

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West New Guinea

Rabies risk discounted, 1-67; Books on boundaries, 1-103; Survey of Conditions, 3-61; Plebiscite, 3-61; Border, 5-28, 11 -84.

Western Samoa

Administration; Minister dead, 2-37, 2-154; Treasury's Chief Accountant, 2-136; Peace Corps 5-39, 8-117, 10-32, 11-41.

Agriculture; Fruit cases, 8-128, 9-128.

Archaeology: Ancient pottery, 4-47.

Aviation: Airport closed, 4-133; Polynesian Airlines ex pands, 8-50; DC3, 10-47, 12-53.

The first numeral is tf number (or month) of issue; it second numeral is the pat number.

Books: "Samoa mo Samoa’ 3-96, 7-26, 11-65. ' Commerce: Fruit to NZ by ai 5-13, 11-41; Economy: Develoi ment plan, 2-37; Aid fr« Japan, 5-75; Prospects improvi of devaluate 12-20; "More banks needed' 12-31; Banana cases, 12-131. 1 Festivals: Independence cell brations, 5-53; Finance: Decinu currency, 3-11, 7-129; Disquietin future, 7-131; Bank polic criticised, 8-125.

Fishing: Chinese poachers 5- Forestry: Potlatch, 11-41, General : Gown -of - the - year 1- Lack of public con veniences, 2-37; Women' fashions, 9-32, 12-121; Sir Gui Powles on development, 11-65 Hydro scheme, 11-41.

Handicrafts: Interest bi tourists, 10-32; Health: Sight foi blind man, 3-19; Industrie! (Secondary): Food processing 6- Brewery, 9-40; Soap 10-32, 11-127; Fruit canning! 12-133.

Legislative Assembly: Elections, 2- 3-11, 3-20, 4-9; Mataafa re-elected, 4-9; Matai racket, 9-18.

Liquor: Brewery, 9-40; News papers: "Samoana" closes, 4-9; "Apia Advertiser", 4-9; Weekly Newsletter, 4-25; Interests merge, 6-32.

Politics: United Samoas pro posal, 5-22; Public Service: "Samoan isation", 3-136; Ship ping: More cruise ships, 1-116; Explosives for Asau, 3-105, 8-99, 12-107; Accidental voyage, 6-107.

Sport: Marathon runner, 10-32; Tourism: Hotels developed, 2-125; "Heart of Polynesia" conference, 2-125, 3-121, 5-52, 7-45; Pictorial series, 3-118; Rental cars, 4-135; Co-operation with Tonga, Am. Samoa, 7-49, 10-66; Duty free plan, 8-19; Visas, 8-19; Casino Hotel, 9-49; Tourist drive, 10-32; Tourists buy handicrafts, 10-32; Future money earner, 11-56; Joins PATA, 11-56; Steering committee, 11 -56; Statistics, 12-55.