Western Samoa

Agricultural Pests: Rhinoceros beetle, 6-71.

Agriculture: Developmental project, 1-96.

Aviation: DCS air crash, 2-24, 8-25.

Commerce; Fiji trade mission, 6-121.

Communications: With American Samoa, 7-3.

Crime: Glue sniffers, 2-72; Crimes decrease, 6-34; Home brew drunkenness, 6-51.

Economy: Five-year economic development plan, 10-37; Prospects excellent, 12-35.

Education; Apprenticeship scholarships, NZ, 5-147.

Fishing; Fishing self-sufficiency in 3 years, 12-91.

Forestry: Potlatch timber operations, Asau, 10-111.

General: Information wanted, 1-36; Pope may visit, 7-24; Cook Commemorative coins, 10-38; NZ pregnancy tests for Samoan girls, 11-34.

Health: Agricultural chemicals cause sickness, death, 7-45.

History: When Samoans lived in distinguished exile, 11-79.

Justice, Law: G. J. Donne, Supreme Court Bench, 1-95.

Labour: Casual basic wage increased, 7-120.

Language; Simultaneous interpretation, Maota Fono, 9-131.

Newspapers: P. Creevey and Samoa Times, 9-93; Guam Publications and Samoa Times, 10-109.

Organisation: Rotary Club, 10-107.

Overseas Representation: No diplomatic repre sentation, 7-19.

Politics: Elections, 2-26; Tamasese, new Prime Minister, 3-27; New cabinet, 4-50; To join British Commonwealth, 7-25; Simultaneous interpretation, Maota Fono, 9-131; Cabinet still cautious, 10-37; Maota Fono building, 12-40.

Postage: Church stamps, 1-91; Hurricane., Royal visit, stamps, 4-27; Aviation stamps, 7-23; Captain Cook stamp, 11-36; Pope Paul stamps, 12-31; Christmas stamps, 12-66.

Religion: Church stamps, 1-91; Transcendental meditation, 11-55.

Shipping: Asau reef dredging, 2-113, 4-16; Betty Lou capsize enquiry, 6-110, 11-89; Jt.

Marine Safety Board, 10-96; Apia-Pago trading vessel, 10-99; Lady Lata, 11-91.

Sport: 1978 SP Games wanted in Apia, 5-35; Paul Wallwork, weightlifter, 5-41; All Blacks tour of S. Africa, 7-99.

Tourism; Travelodge may not build Apia Hotel, 1-59; Hotel-resort, Taumesina, 7-59; Conflict of tourism, 12-66; Kind words on Samoa, 12-98.

Weather; Cyclones every eight years, 3-119; Hurricane stamps, 4-27.