Tonga
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Administration: Ramage review of salaries, 3-30; Copra Board, 4-121, 11-32; Budget, 8-131; Foreign Affairs, Special Assistant, Prince Tupoutoa, 10-ii.
Agriculture: Vanilla beans, 4-141; Letchi tree bears fruit, 5-36; Banana plantation contest, 5-139; Banana-growers need advice, 4-141; Fruit salad plant, 6-33; Tonga Produce Board, 10-105.
Aviation: Vavau airfield, 8-26.
Books: Willey, K., Naked island, 9-87.
Commerce: Fiji trade mission, 6-121; Imports from NZ, 11-108.
Co-operative Societies: Poultry producers, 3- Crime: Growing problem, 1-20; Tourists and Sunday observance, 1-22; Gang trouble, 2-70; Copra Board finances, 3-35.
Economy: Outside investment invited, 7-112.
Education: M. 'Unga, child prodigy, 1-67; Education must be "freed", 7-131.
Ethnology, Population: Family planning, 1-15; Birth rate increases, 11-33.
Finance; New coins, 1-45; Five-year plan, 7-112; Budget, 8-131.
Fires: BP store, Nukualofa, 10-26.
Fishing; Lobster hatchery, Mango, 3-33.
General: Apollo 12, seen from Niuafoou, 1-39; Where time really ends, 2-32, 4-44; Royal visit, 4- 4-53; Half-truths on Tonga, 4-42; Loloma Mataele, Poet, 5-40; Protest over bomb, 11-31.
Health: Hotel drainage problems, 1-38; Dr.
Mumi Tatola and family planning, 7-69; Vaiola Hospital, 7-114; Catholic Church and birth control, 9-28; Filariasis study, 11-35.
Labour: Labour for Hutt Valley, NZ, 10-40; Striking plumbers set up shop, 11-107.
Land: Nobles must return land, 2-6 Mining; Off-shore prospect! r Oil search, 1-126, 5-122, I L Music, Sione Johannson,
Newspapers: Tonga Chronicle, 6-103.
Organisations: Tonga Assoc, of Australia, 5-54; Red Cross, 11-101.
Overseas Representation: Prince Tupoutoa, Foreign Affairs, 10-ii; Diplomatic relations with Korea, 10-41.
Politics: Independence, 4-23, 6-22, 7-26, 8-61; Tonga takes it in her stride, 12-47.
Postage; Oil search stamps, 1-45; Missing Tongan parcels, 6-37, 8-30; Stamps that smell, 9-133.
Radio; Popular in Fiji, 3-32.
Religion: Prayers for protection from storms, 2-30; Catholic Church and birth control, 9-28.
Royalty: Position questioned, 1-16; Princess Siuilikutapu's marriage annulled, 1-32, 2-32, 2- 3-41; Nobles must return land, 2-67, 4-42, 5-36; J. Fanamanu's view, 3-41, 11-4; Princess Pilolevu, 3-105; First baron created, 7- Princess Siuilikutapu's new marriage, 8- 11-33; Crown Prince gets a job, 10-ii.
Shipping: Port au Prince treasure, 2-33; Falcon Is. or new shoal? 2-107; Cement barge, 2-111, 3- 8-119; Korean fishing vessels, 2-114; Ata grounded, Minerva Reef, 3-115, 4-67; Ata refloated, 4-105, 4-108; Niuvakai loses money, 6-103; Govt, ship. Queen of the Isles, 11-29.
Tourism: Tourists and Sunday observance, 1-22, 11-3; International dateline Hotel, 1-38; Date line closes on Sunday, 2-28; Neiafu Hotel, 3- Hurricane Dolly, 4-67.
Weather: Strong gales, 2-30; Hurricane Dolly, 4- 4-108.
Whaling; They whale the hard way, 10-40.