Fiji

Administration: Localisation, 1-21, 5-22; Suva City Council, 4-15; Pay rises, 9-21; Civil servants' salary rise, 9-131.

Agricultural Pests: Radiation and rhinoceros beetles, 4-101.

Agriculture: Meat Industry Board, 1-115; Birds binder rice plan, 3-147; Beef industry, 8-127; 3il palm experiment stops, 8-129; Sugar quota increased, 9-107.

Aviation: Fiji Airways, 1-65; Frank Fleming, 1922, 4-85; Hovercraft service, 11-32; J. Tudor )n first Jumbo flight, 11-49.

Jirds: Birds hinder rice plan, 3-147. looks: Barker, V., Inside the reef, 5-93; Books in Fiji stamps, 5-147; Fiji sugar source book, 1-79; Fisk, E. K., The Political economy of ndependent Fiji, 11-25; Dove, V., Fiji sketch ook, 12-87. luildings: Building boom, 8-129. iommerce: Trade mission for Cook Is., 1-114; ligher meat prices, 1-115; George Isaacs pur hases copra plantation, 6-117; Trade mission or Tonga, W. Samoa, 6-121; Native child sells opra, 7-5* NZ Trade Commission, 8-125, 10-93; 'rop in prices, 8-130; Aust. Trade Commission, 0- Ginger exported to Lond., 11-127; nporters critical of NZ, 12-104; Polynesian raft Centre Cos., 12-125. ©-operatives: Handicrafts of Fiji Co-operative, 1rime: Drugs, 1-35; Gaol for drunk police, -145; Police Force dog, Emily, 7-99. ustoms (Duties): Import duty reductions, 8-130. ustoms (Native): Firewalking, 3-59; Fashion, ;x, missionaries, 12-57. conomy: Denning sugar report, 2-23, 3-25; SR to leave, 4-25, 4-117; Rural Development nogramme, 11-102; J. Tudor's view, 12-45; ilks on sugar future, 12-104; Tourism, no. income earner, 12-121. location: Schoolchildren and drugs, 1-35; SPC immunity Education, 3-56; Tahitian children, 119; Education Commission Report, 4-25; ials of being a teacher, 6-40. hnology, Population: Fiji's birthrate, 9-28. nance: Development Bank, 1-21; Peacock enders, 1-41; First National City Bank, 1-111; > Travellers' cheques, 4-72; Brokerage house, 121; Overseas companies' profits, 6-69; Over as investment, 7-23; Land speculators, 8-22; ore money from tourism than sugar, 8-64; ist. financial aid, 9-21; Brit, financial aid, 21; First Nat. City Bank of NY office, Suva, 109; Independence commemorative dollar sees, 11-55; Rabi Holdings Ltd., 11-105. shing: Sharks, 11-55. neral: A. P. Venkateswaran, Indian Com ssioner, 1-38; The late Mrs. Elizabeth nnings, 1-67; Royal visit, 2-31, 3-28, 4-22 23, 4-53; New Year honours, 2-45; Falling conuts, 3-75; Human bones found, Bau, 5-39; neon "Tiny" Lord, 6-34; New flag, 7-24; ace Corps, 7-43; Student's application to ter Aust. refused, 8-29; Peace Corps lunteer, Jon Pohlman, 8-32; Daylight saving, >1; S. Pacific Conference, Suva, 9-26, 10-18; P. Sharma, Aust. JP, 9-30; Mini dresses >7; Miss Hibiscus, 10-ii, 10-92; Raymond rr's big plans, 11-45; Anti-colonialism, 12-19. alth: P. j. Twomey Memorial Hospital, navua, 1-40; Future of Makogai, 3-119; ensed brothels? 10-64. 4ory: Brig Eliza and Captain Corry, 3-95; 'fort and Fijian fighting methods, 8-65; Whitcombe, prisoner of Von Luckner, 8-91, Mans: Dominion status, Fiji, 2-22, 3-135; ians and Indians must make friends, 5-57/ lustnes: Brewery, tannery, 11-107. ;tice. Law: White reflecting belts for police, lour: Re-afforestation scheme, 1-21; Fulaga oo carvers, 1-23; Farm labour scheme, NZ, id: Land-owners and tourist industry, 1-43 3; Garrick Estate, Fiji, 2-43; $250,000 for all Suva site, 2-52; Laucala Is. sold, 3-63; : ‘ tic , , Harbour development, Deuba Beach, 9, 6-116, 12-127; CSR and leases, 4-119; Viti u * 6-51; Denarau Is. land develop -6-70; Land sales to overseas owners, 9; Speculators come under attack 8-22 iguage: "Vitinese", 6-71; Fijian-Eng lish tionary, 11-47.

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

Legislative Council: Irresponsible NZ magazine article, 1-20; Budget debate, 1-41; Pay rises, 9- New Senate, 11-26.

Liquor: Palm toddy, 8-20; South Seas Brewing Cos., 11-107.

Marine Biology: Crown of thorns starfish, 2-39; Triton shell protected, 3-33; Davui devours starfish, 10-41.

Mining: Oil prospecting, 1-29; Bauxite prospect ing, 1-112; Emperor Mines, 2-117; Copper search, 5-121; Manganese, 5-121; Prospecting work, Namosi, 8-130.

Vehicles: Traffic jams, 10-49; Fijips, Music: Song, Hail to Fiji, land of love, 9-89.

Natives: Localisation, 1-21, 5-22.

Newspapers: 'Pacific Review, 2-72; Fiji Times, 2-25, 4-25, 5-147, 7-20, 8-131; Raymond Burr's newspaper, 11-46.

Overseas Representation; Diplomatic representa tive from NZ, 3-119; S. Inder's view, 7-19; Foreign Service appointments, 9-20; UN, 10-27 11-27.

Phosphate: Banabans' position and B. Jones, 5- Photography, Films: Boys beg at picture theatres, 5-72; Film, Fiji, Fiji, 7-70; Nitin Lai, 8-125; Censorship urged, 10-64.

Pictorial Supplement; Independent, united Fiji! 10- Politics: Lord Shepherd's discussions on status, 2-22, 3-25, 3-26; Council of Chiefs, 3-102; Constitutional Conference, Lond., 5-27; Rabi Is.

Banabans urged to vote, 5-32; "Listening in to the grass roots", 5-37; Fijians and Indians must make friends, 5-57; Independence views, 6- 7-22, 8-21; Rotumans unhappy, 7-24; Independence celebrations, Lond., 7-99; Indepen dence celebrations, 8-21, 8-48, 10-25, 11-21, 11- Fiji on eve of independence, 9-20; Independence celebrations, Honiara, 11-24; Mayoral elections, 12-30; J. Tudor's view, 12- Pollution: Strontium 90 in rain-water, 7-33; Sugar mills, Lautoka, 10-48; Fiji's smog, 10-49; Waste oil dumped, Suva Harbour, 11-45.

Postage: Books on postal service, 5-147.

Rabi Is.: Phosphate talks, Suva, 5-32; Banabans urged to vote, 5-32.

Radio: Broadcasting Review C'tee., 3-32; Tax on radio sales, 4-143.

Religion: Jehovah's Witnesses, 1-70; Memorial Chapel, Q. Elizabeth Barracks, 6-49; Polynesian Diocese to elect Bishop, 7-143; Mission agri culturalists, N. Territory of Aust., 9-93; Fashion, sex, missionaries, 12-57.

Roads: Nadi-Suva road delay, 9-55.

Shipping: Tourist ship cost, 1-105; UN reef survey, 5-107; Millers Ltd., shipbuilders, 5-107; Sere-m-Wai, ownership dispute, 5-107; Govt, landing barges, 5-107; Ferro-concrete cutter, 6-107; Barge for Cook Is., 6-107; New repair dock, 7-101; New runs between Aust. and Fiji, 8-115; Mapu aground, 8-123.

Sport; Oceania Rugby Council, 3-40; B.

Williams, NZ All-Blacks, 10-ii; Rugby team, England, 11-33, 11-101; Air New Zealand Open Golf Championship, 12-31; Drasa Racing Club, 12-40.

Taxation; Radio sets, 4-143.

Timber: Masi bark, 4-72; Market in Cook Is., Tourism; Tourist attraction, contraceptive pills, IT,/ 3 * 126 ; . F 'i« Tourism Commission, 1-23, 4-64; Travelodge Motels, 1-39; Tropic Sands resort, Deuba, 1-59; Fiji Visitors Bureau, Syd., loin, 0„ F 'i' Tourism Convention, 2-49, 3-67, 12-121; Homespun Fiji, brash Honolulu, 2-57- Tourist coaches, 2-61; Islander Hotel, 3-60 3-67; Pacific Harbour development, 3-69, 6-116' 12-127; Travel agency operations, 3-122; Safari tu urs, «,l' 3B; Visitors ' Bureau, Tokyo rep., 5-69; The Oldest game in the world, 6-35; Tipping, C X-' , 7 ‘K, Tourism boom, 6-48; Hibiscus Festival, 6-51; Luxury Hotel, Bilo Battery, 6-51; Denarau Is. development, 6-70; Training for waiters 7-47; Fiji Travel Service to expand, /-67; Mana Is. tourist resort / 8-63; More money

from tourism than sugar, 8-64; Back-street guest accommodation, 8-149; Castaway Hotel, 9-61; Women visitors' dress, 9-123; Garrick Hotel goes, 11-57; Vatulele Is., 11-116; No. 1 income earner, 12-121; Independence will help tourism, 12-123.

University of the South Pacific: Developmental plan, 1-69; NG Govt, bursary scheme, 1-133; Mahatma Gandhi Memorial Trust scholarship, I- King of Tonga, first Chancellor, 2-72; Manpower Seminar, 5-143; Exchange schemes, II- Whaling: Whales never seen now, 1-35,