Papua-New Guinea

Administration: Officers on Admin, vessels, 1- More top posts vacant, 2-29; Appoint ments for New Guineans, 2-101, 3-33; Public Services Tribunal, 2-145; Commissioner of Police, 3-75; Public Service Training College, 4- Les Johnson resigns, 4-120; First NG surveyors, 4-143; Administratorship rumours, 5- 6-15; Localisation, 5-24, 5-25; L. W.

Johnson, Administrator, 6-31; Aust. Labour Party policy, 7-138; Mr. Gorton's visit, 8-23, 8-38; S. Inder's view, 9-15; Budget control from Canberra to NG, 9-37; Budget, 10-61; Administrator's W. Irian visit postponed, 11-33; Chatterton on the national capital, 11-41.

Agricultural Pests: Giant snails, 7-135; Cocoa weevil, 10-121.

Agriculture; Bougainville west coast develop ment, 1-38; Sugar cane, 3-141, 9-106, 11-107; Internal. Development Assoc, credit, 3-147; More N. Guineans in cattle business, 4-16; Disease lowers cocoa production, 4-119; Sulphur and coconut palms, 4-137; Experimental tea station, Kuk, 4-141; Leahys and coffee, 12-37.

Animals: Bull trouble on Safari, 10-iii.

Archaeology: J. Terrell expedition to Buin, 2- Armed Services: Mascot's death, 2-42; Army barge visits Syd., 3-109; W. Irian army tour, 3- Civic action patrol, Kikori, 5-99; S.

Pacific Regiment, 6-35; Ist Battalion, Pacific Is. Regiment, 7-100; Pacific Is. Regiment, 11-29.

Art: Teenagers' drawing exhibition, 5-34.

Aviation: Through the gap, 1-55; Cecil Randall, lost without trace, 2-46; Wartime planes, 2-47; Natives undergo pilot course, 2-101; Helicopter mining search, 3-122; Jackson air strip to be relocated, 5-47; Salamaua airstrip re-opened, 6-51; Ansett buys Papuan Airlines, 8-39; Early NG pilots, 9-125; Tragic year for light aircraft, 11-28.

Books; Mihalic, Rev., Introduction to New Guinea pidgin, 1-45; Litteral, Robert, Pro grammed course in New Guinea pidgin, 1-45; Thomas, H. S. M., Learning pidgin, 1-47; Balint, A., English pidgin and French dictionary of sports and phrase book, 1-47; Glasse, R.

M. and Meggitt, M. J., Pigs, pearlshells and women, 1-90; Hastings, P., New Guinea, problems and prospects, 2-93; Durack, E., Face value, women in Papua-New Guinea, 5-92; Williams, M., In one lifetime, 5-93; Burridge, K., Tangu traditions, 6-95; Stuart, lan, Port Moresby, past and present, 6-96, 10-88, 11-82; Salisbury, R., Vunamami, 7-93; Papua and New Guinea Society Journal, 7-94; Freeman, C. and Holdsworth, D., Papua and New Guinea in colour, 9-88; Durack, E., Seeing through Papua- New Guinea, 10-85; Downs, 1., The Stolen land, 12-85; Mackay, R. D., The Birds of Port Moresby and district, 12-86; Anderson, J. L„ Cannibal, 12-87.

Border Problems: W. Irian repatriation, 1-31.

Bridges: Markham River bridge contract, 7-120.

Commerce: Copra Marketing Board copra re ports, 1-114, 2-121, 8-129, 9-109, 10-111, 11-105; Imports and exports, 1-116, 7-115; Lae, major trading port, 1-116; Coffee Market ing Board, 2-105; Germans hope for more trade, 2-109; Toyota car sales, 3-121; Kieta, frontier town, 4-32; Coffee prices, 4-129; Rubber profits up, 5-115; Has Aust. missed out on Bougainville, 6-120, 8-128; Chatterton on what natives can afford, 10-28; Lauries market firms, 12-103.

Co-operatives: Torokina Coconut and Cocoa

Planting Co-operative, 1-38; Commission of Enquiry, 10-111.

Crime; Would-be policeman ends in gaol, 3-36; Police-car stoned, Goroka, 6-51; Housebreaking, 11- Bows and arrows, 12-19.

Customs (Native): Mourning, 6-71; Bride-price, 12- Caves, bones, customs, Trobriand Is., 12-59; How do natives survive on what they eat? 12-133.

Defence: Manus naval base, 5-122.

District Councils: Chimbu Council coffee licences, 3-29; Chatterton on area authorities, 9- Economy: Coffee buyers' licences, 3-29; Rabaul surveys Bougainville prosperity, 4-30; Boom time for Papua's West, 6-122; European Common Market, 11-29, 11-108.

Education: Boys on Aust. study tour, 2-98; Chatterton on education, 3-39; Standard 6 passers, 3-75; Trainee teacher shortage, 5-24; Teenager's drawings, 5-34; Rose and Eva Ami, NSW, 7-43; Shortage of church teachers, 7-69; F. Hargesheimer and Nantambu school, 12-3.

Ethnology, Population: Pt. Moresby population, 6-47.

Exploration: Star Mts. expedition, 1965, 10-83.

Finance: Papua-NG Development Bank loans, 1- Credit for agriculture, 3-147; US bank loan for Bougainville, 6-120; Has Aust. missed out on Bougainville, 6-120; Bank of NSW, Ambunti, 9-16; Aust. aid, 9-105; Budget, 10-61; Investment corporation wanted, 10-107; Case for separate P-NG note issue, 12-107.

Fires: Bulk Store, Badili, 3-35.

Fishing: Go 11 i n Kyokyo, N. Ireland area, 7-108.

General: Today's Moresby, 4-46; Sir Edward Hallstrom, 4-132; Waigani Seminar, 6-28; Heinrich Rudolph Wahlen, 6-32; National name, 6- 12-19, 12-49; Rudolph Janke, 6-39; Kavieng Show, 6-51; Hanuabada village photo, 7- ANZAAS 42nd Congress, 8-19, 9-25; Aust. refuses Japanese student visit, 8-147; Pt.

Moresby place-names, 9-53; Aust. wife says "let's go home", 9-57; Chimbu prostitution, 10- Mick Leahy, 11-53, 12-37; National flag, 12-37; Mrs. Doris Booth, 12-137.

Health: Drug addiction, 1-38; Papuan Medical College, 2-52, 4-145; Noise nuisance, 4-37; DDT spraying, 4-45; Anti-smoking campaign, 7- Trials of a tooth-plucker, 7-43; Pt.

Moresby Dental College, 11-101; How do natives survive on what they eat? 12-133.

History: Archdeacon Stephen Romney Gill, 2-87; Mystery megaliths of Trobriands, 4-81; George Zimmer, 1920'5, 7-7 9; Caves, bones and customs, Trobriands, 12-59.

House of Assembly: Emergency meeting, Jan., 2- Given its head, 4-26; Votes for 18 year olds, 4-41; Members' Fiji, Aust. tour, 5-101; Puts govt, in its place, 7-32; Chatterton's Human Rights Bill, 10-ii; Public Order Bill, 10-27, 10-28; Playing-cards ban, 11-45; Bow and arrow restrictions, 12-19.

Housing; Pt. Moresby Urban Development Study, 5-43.

Industries: Allied Enterprises Pty. Ltd., 1-37; Lysaght Metal rolling factory, Lae, 1-135; Charcoal from coconuts, 2-120; Silkworm village industry, 3-122; Glass bottles and containers, 3- Electronic Computers Pty. Ltd., 7-49.

Justice, Law: W. T. Prentice, additional judge, 2- Uniform age of consent, 6-39; Chatterton on magistrates, 7-48; Legal aid for Mataungans, 11-29.

Labour; Aust. Council of Trade Unions enters dispute, 3-29; Oala-Rarua out of trade unionism, 3- Board of Enquiry on Rural Wages, 3-39; Move for compulsory unionism, 7-139; Planta tion workers' pay rise, 12-28.

Land: CRA and Bougainville land, 1-70; Port Moresby town plan, 5-47, 5-72; Development blocks, Keravat, 5-129.

Language: Great year for Pidgin, 1-45, 2-33, 3-43, 4-43; Language survey and pidgin, Canberra, 4-72; Linguistic Centre, Ukarumpa, 8- Official gibberish, 12-37.

Liquor; Watering the beer, 12-19.

Local Government: Urban councils, 1-31; Journal, The Councillor, 3-119.

Marine Biology: Crown of thorns starfish, 2-39; boy killed by Conus geographus, 3-45; Oil drilling and coral reefs, 12-57.

Mining: Copper prospecting, Normanby Is., 1-126; Helicopter mining search, 3-122; Panguna Copper mine, 4-31, 6-36; Bauxite, gas, search, 4-120; CRA upgrades Bougainville

ore, 4-121; Kennecott strikes copper, 6-38, 6- Bougainville Copper project, 6-38, 6-120, 8-129; Crude oil rights, 7-118; Placer explora tion, 7-120; Offshore oil permits, 11-104; Oil drilling and coral reefs, 12-57.

Newspapers: Post-Courier, 3-28; Pangu Pati Nius, 3-29; The Councillor, 3-119; New Guinea News Service, 7-40.

Organisations; Mataungan Association, 1-30, 2-28, 2-34, 4-30, 11-28; Gazelle League, 2-36; Compass, 3-28, 12-36; Chambers of Com merce, 3-28; Pangu Party, 3-29, 3-119, 7-32, 7- Napidakoe Navitu, 6-46; S. Pacific Motor Sports Club, 6-98; Papua and NG Society, 7-94; Industrial Relations Society, 7-139; NG Women's Club, 7-143; People's Progress Party, 12-36; Niugini National Party, 12-36.

Photography, Films: Photographs wanted, 5-37.

Pictorial Supplement: The Jungle claims its own, 8-107; Rabaul, 9-90; Mt. Lamington eruption, 20 years after, 10-90.

Politics (see also Organisations): Mataungan Assoc, violence, 1-30; Mr. Whitlam's visit, 2-27, 2-51; Delayed happening, 2-33; Political pressure-cooker, 3-28; Select C'tee. on Con stitutional Development, 3-102, 6-46, 6-47, 7-44; Chatterton on national unity, 5-42; Bougainville copper project, 6-38; John Ryan, Inside New Guinea, 6-47, 7-40, 8-28, 9-24; Univ. P-NG political forum, 7-45; Chatterton on home rule, 7-48; Problems too great for SPC, 10-22; John Ryan, N. Guinea diary, 11-28, 12-36.

Postage: National heritage stamps, 2-42; Aviation stamps, 7-23; Scientific stamps, 8-19.

Public Works: Waghi Swamp drainage, 7-118.

Radio: Churches want station, 3-136; ABC three language policy, 4-45; Radio station priorities, 5-147; Racal wins contract, 7-120.

Religion: Rev. W. K. Rowell, Bishop of Aitape, I- Baptising Christians, 2-33; S. Pacific Anglican Conference, Popondetta, 2-45; Arch deacon Stephen Romney Gill, 1922-28, 2-87; Churches want radio station, 3-136; Social Pastoral Institute, Vunapope, 6-51 j Bamu River Mission, 6-57; Shortage of church teachers, 7-69; Anglican Society of St. Francis, 7-139; Most Rev. M. L. Loane, 8-125; Religious links with Indonesia, 10-57; Rev. L. Vangeke, Ist Papuan RC Bishop, 11-32; Christian Communities Commission,, 11-36.

Roads: Landslide tragedy, Bougainville, 2-28; Second access road for Highlands, 11-33.

Shipping: New Karlander service, 1-99; S.

Brown completes Bougainville pipeline, 1-101; Wewak wharf, 1-103; New NZ Pacific service proposed, 1-137; "Tobi" scrapped, 2-103; Lae shipping delay, 2-105; Hovercraft, 2-111; Cargo percentages, 2-114; Kimbe wharf, 3-107; Bua wharf, 3-109; "Tobi" rechartered, 3-112; No Backloading, 3-113; Jap. submarines to supply fresh water, 3-114; Lae as P & 0 call, 3-115; BP, Aust.-W. Pacific Line, join forces, 4-27; Improvements to ports at Moresby and Lae, 4- Wharf reservation scheme, 4-105; Samarai calls, 4-111; Ships added to Register, 5- Canoe swamped, Vitiaz Strait, 5-107; Wreckage of Japanese ship, 5-107; New barge launched, 5-107; Stormbird, grounded, 1968, 5- Copra boat for Duke of York Is., 7-108; Canoe drifts 1,500 miles, 8-25; HMAS Lae, aground, 8-123; Townsville-NG trade link? 9-97; From "Isabella" to "Montoro", 10-38; Maclaren-King 11, sold, 10-99; Aftermath of the Tulagi, 11-89; Kieta, Alotau, wharf plans, II- Inquiry on smallships, 12-30; Acute shipping shortage, 12-91; Shipping delays, Pt.

Moresby, 12-95.

Social Life: Panguna, 4-31, 6-36; "Educate the expatriates", 5-37; Bikini fashions, 7-32.

Sport: Papuan Safari, 6-98, 10-iii; Motor cycles scrambles championship, 6-98; Basketball Throwathon, 8-37.

Taxation: Tax structure review, 11-32.

Telephones: Telephone directory, 2-45.

Tourism: Steamships Trading hotels, 1-63, 6- Rabaul Travelodge, 5-71; Chimbu Lodge Motel, 7-69; Ties to be worn, 10-iii; Melanesian Tourist Federation, 11-116; Conflict Is., 12-40.

University of Papua-New Guinea: Papuan Medical College, 2-52, 4-145, 11-29; First degree granted, 2-145; A. B. Weston, Professor of Law, 5-101; Waigani Seminar, 6-28; SRC President, M. Thompson, 6-52; Political forum, 7- Pangu Party branch, 7-137; Japanese

student visit refused, 8-147; First graduates, 9- 9-131; John Moresby collection, 10-88.

Volcanology; Mt. Ulawun erupts, 3-34, 5-31; Mt. Lamington eruption, 1951, 10-90; Madang earthquake, 12-55.

World War II: Jap, southern-most point, 1-35; Planes, 2-47; Human wreckage, Bougainville, 2- War cemeteries, 3-119; David McClymont, 6-57; The Jungle claims its own, 8-107; War dead still being found, 11-36; F. Hargesheimer, 12-3.