Authors

Adams, Bruce, Through the gap, 1-55; Human wreckage, Tarawa, 2-54; Photographs, Tarawa, 2- Archer, Fred, Heinrich Rudolph Wahlen, 6-32; Ashcroft-Smith, Jack, Japan-NG trade, 1- NZ, Japan Pacific trade, 2-122.

Baker, John R., Investment for Tonga 5-year plan, 7-112; Barrett, Don, S. Pacific Games, Tahiti, 1971, 6-44, 9-49; Baxter, Norman, Ganilau retires, 2-28; Brown, J. Edward, Boats on Niue, 3-73; Tarzan film, 1949, 5-85, 7-35; Brown, Stan, Brig Eliza, Fiji, early 1900's, 3- Browning, Mary, Ponape, 1970, 4-57.

Chatterton, Percy, Footnotes, 1-31, 2-51, 3-39, 4- 5-42, 6-38, 7-48, 8-38, 9-37, 10-28, 11-41, 12-49; Waigani Seminar, 6-28; Coppell, W. G., Peruvian slave-traders of the Pacific, 9-82; First visitors to Mangaia, 12-75.

Dalkin, R. N., PIM 40th anniversary, 8-86; ttavidson, J. W., New cabinet, W. Samoa, 4-50; When Samoans lived in distinguished exile, 11-79; Dove, Victor, Fiji sketchbook, 12-87; Durnin, John V. G. A., NG native food, 12-133.

Eccles, John, Lord Howe Island, 5-96; Boring Norfolk, 9-59; S. Pacific Conference, 10-18; Endean, R., Ban the triton shell collectors, 2- Fisk, Denis, P-NG top posts vacant, 2-29; NG Council of Trade Unions, 3-29; Fiji spikes Oceania Rugby Council, 3-40; Votes at 18, P-NG, 4-41; Today's Moresby, 4-46; Wendy McClymont, Mission in the mud, 6-57; Elec tronic Computers Pty. Ltd., 7-49; Wider horizons for Papuan Airlines, 8-39; Fowler, Tessa, N. Caledonian labour shortage, 6-61; Air Melanesiae, 8-44; Cash for Nambas talks, 9- Procrastination spoils Vila, 10-51.

Glenn, Ann, Yachties get better deal in Pago, 1-106; Griffin, John, Tahiti, romance and reality, 3-47; Fijians and Indians must make friends, 5-57; Fiji tourism boom, 6-48; N.

Caledonia, colony of nickel, 8-51.

Headley, Peter, Funafuti, 3-76, 5-36; Heine, Carl, Micronesia confused, 9-18; Helu, 'I Futa, Tonga independence celebrations, 7-26; Educa tion, Tonga, 7-131; Princess Siuilikutapu's new marriage, 8-33; Hilder, Brett, Brett Hilder Profiles, Tom Cole, 1-43; Rudolph Janke, 6-39; Herbert Kienzle, 8-41; Mick Leahy, 11-53; Holdsworth, D. K., Mystery megaliths of Trobriand Is., 4-81; Caves, bones and customs in Trobriands, 12-59.

Inder, Stuart, Up front with the editor, 1-14, 2-15, 3-3, 5-15, 6-15, 7-19, 8-15, 9-15, 10-15, 11-19, 12-3; Questions John Kaputin, 2-34; Kavachi, 3-34; Up front without the editor, 4-15; Rabaul surveys Bougainville prosperity, 4-30; Solomon Is., govt, by C'tee, 6-26; PIM 40th anniversary, 8-83.

Kaputin, John, NG violence, 2-34; Keating, David, Solomons has "its own thing", 8-18; Church v. govt, on education policy, 8-35; Islanders in Solomons Council, 9-19; King, Kelvin R., Cook Is. air services, 12-63; No need for extra NZ flights to Norfolk, 12-116; Kumar, Vijendra, Toddy please, barmaid! 8-20; Langdon, Robert, Archdeacon Gill's letters, 2-87; What "Cannibal Jack" didn't say, 4-86; William Driver's south sea voyage, 1831, 6-81; Historic Nauru letter, 7-31; Edward Darling, Tahiti's nature man, 9-73; Firearms and firewater, N.

Hebrides, 10-79; How the Tahitians got their flag, 11-73; Tahitian language far from dead, 11- Laycock, Don, Great year for Pidgin, 1-45, 2-33, 4-43; Love, Peter TANARUS., W. Samoa fishing programme, 12-91.

McGregor, Ken, Aust. companies discover Nauru, 1- 3-44; Pacific weather stations, 3-27; Norfolk tourism, 3-71; Robert Head, 1867, 3-91; Norfolk's 1100 companies, 3-120; Norfolk Is. elections, 4-28, 7-35; Frank Fleming's plane, Fiji, 1922, 4-85; Good King Binoka, 5-81; Political events hurt islands traders, 5-113; Robby Roberts bids good-bye, 6-27; Guadalcanal Salvage Ltd., 6-101; Businessmen fall in "love" with N. Hebrides, 6-115; Fiji land sales, 7-59; Alfred Francis Hicking, 7-87; Colonial outpost, Tabiteuea, 9-63; Magisi, Sio, Sione Johansson, 2- Tonga's nobles, 2-67, 5-35; Lobster farm ing, 3-33; Tonga Copra Board, 3-35; Royal visit, Tonga, 4-22; Hurricane Dolly, 4-67; Dr.

Mumui Tatola, 7-69; Menard, Wilmon, The Real Sadie, 2-81.

Patterson, Mary, Slit gongs, N. Hebrides, 7-55; Percival, W. H., Rarotonga's infants under nourished, 4-102; Cook Is. public servants un happy with salary, 6-72; Everything hinges on new jetstrip, 8-27; Catching starfish, 8-151; Historic building, Rarotonga, 11-57; Pragnell, John, Visiting S. Africa, 5-109.

Rankin, R. F., New Cabinet, W. Samoa, 4-51; Ritchie, Bill, NG cocoa weevil, 10-121; Robson, R. W., Dominion status for Fiji, 2-22; How PIM was born, 8-67; Fiji on eve of indepen dence, 9-20; Rousseau, Gerald, Sport, N.

Caledonia, 1-41; Water off, N. Caledonia, 2-30; Noumea nickel workers, 3-135; Rock Pidjot goes on television, 4-103; Who should get nickel profits, 9-22; S. Pacific Conference, Suva, 9-26; N. Caledonia, intense development, 12- Rousseau, Helen, Christmas feasts, Noumea, 2-26; Noumea crime wave, 4-38; Home shortage, Noumea, 5-47; Budget travel for New Caledonians, 7-50; French sports rivalry, 8-37; Pacific fishing techniques, 8-111; N. Caledonia, big booming, 10-43; Foreign sportsmen, N.

Caledonia, 11-50; Papeete Games, 12-51; Ryan, John, Strife in Rabaul, 1-30; NG battlefield for Aust. party politics, 2-27; C. Randall, lost without trade, 2-46; P-NG in political pressure cooker, 3-28; P-NG House of Assembly, 4-26; R. Bryant, meat in the sandwich, 5-25; Pt.

Moresby town plan, 5-47; Inside New Guinea, 6- 7-40, 8-28, 9-24; Welcome, Mr. Gorton, 8- First graduates, Univ. P-NG, 9-25; Chimbu prostitution, 10-32; P-NG budget, 10-61; New Guinea diary, 11-28, 12-36; Bk. Review, Ander son, J. L., Cannibal, 12-87.

Sanft, Betty, Tonga takes it in her stride, 12-47; Sela, Luke, Pangu Party, Univ. P-NG, 7- Shrimpton, James, Fautasi race, American Samoa, 5-29; Syme, Derry, and Syme, Lynne, Kind words on Samoa, 12-98.

Taylor, R. W., How to make your own money, 11-61; Tudor, Judy, Tribute to Mrs. Elizabeth Hennings, 1-67; Pacific tourism, phase two, 3- Memories of PIM, 8-69; "Formidable", 9- From the "Isabella" to "Montoro", 10-38; S. Pacific first Jumbo flight, 11-49; Life can

be fun in Tahiti, 12-25; Money and politics, Fiji, 12-43.

Uludong, F. T., Micronesian demands on land ownership, 7-38, 11-117.

Va'a, Felise, Samoan cabinet still cautious, 10-37; W. Samoa economic prospects, 12-35; Conflict of tourism, 12-66; Volleiro, Frank, Extracts from diary, 1-75.

Webb, Jackson, Modern life unkind to Cook Is., 5-48; Wendt, Sue, Homespun Fiji, brash Honolulu, 2-57, 4-42; Less English for Fiji radio, 3-32; Learning to better village life, 3-56; Royal visit, Fiji, 4-22; Radiation and rhinoceros beetles, 4-101; Bertram Jones, 5-32; Tipping, threat to culture, 6-37; Fiji land speculators, 8-22; Fiji student's application to enter Aust., 8-29; Old Fijian fort, 8-65; Aust. financial aid to Fiji, 9-21; Nadi-Suva road delay, 9-55; Fiji independence, 10-25, 11-21; Davui devours starfish, 10-41; Fiji's smog and traffic jams, 10-49; Raymond Burr has big plans, 11-45; Garrick Hotel, Suva, 11-57; Help for Fiji's workers, 11-102; Tourism, Fiji no. 1 income earner, 12-121; Whitcombe, Frank, Prisoner of Von Luckner, 8-91, 10-iii; Wilkinson, L. J., Land bonanza, Fiji, 4-62.

Young, Susan, Churches ask for P-NG radio station, 3-136; Shortage of church teachers, P-NG, 7-69; P-NG religious links with Indonesia, 10-57.

Zimmer, George, Papua headhunting expedition, 7-79.