Fiji

Administration: Public Service Com mission report, 9-24.

Archaeology: Mystery cavern, Beqa, 3-36.

Aviation: Airline changes, 1-95, 4- 100; Faster schedules for Fiji Air, 7-99; Qantas flights, 7-121; Bomb hoax, 8-24; Air Pacific to expand, 12-27; Landing fees rise, 12-101.

Books: Gill, W., Turn north-east at the tombstone, 1-81; Curth, H., Fiji Islands, 5-56; Silverman, Martin G., Disconcerting issue, 12-79.

Commerce: Sugar future, 1-96; Planter, R. Mercer, diversifies, 2- 55; Aust. trade display, 4-102; Sun day trading, 4-102; New companies, 7-90; Coconuts sold to confectionery co., 7-117; Butter sold to Tonga, 7-121; Trade display, Suva, 10-121; Butter war, 10-122; Trade war on two fronts, 12-97; Shipping hold ups and banana exports, 12-103.

Crime: School principal murdered, 1-105; Violence and robbery, 3-35; Escaped prisoner, 3-131; Death penalty, 5-35; Child offenders, 6-23; Sex offences, 6-63.

Customs (Duties); Aust. customs limitations. 8-24.

Dancing: Indian dancing, 7-22.

Defence: "Fight them on reefs and beaches", 1-28; Wasting money if too much defence spending, 3-115.

Economy: Five-year plan, 1-97; In

flation danger, 3-26; Govt, takeover of CSR, 4-99, 5-85, 6-118, 8-24, 8-111; Brit, and common market, 6- 9-99; J. Tudor's view, 7-87; Sugar agreement, Lond., 7-90.

Education: Examination question, 1- Teacher shortage, 2-39; Exam, candidates to be identified 2- Science course, 3-115.

Emigration and Immigration: Aust. immigration image, 2-32, 4-24; Im migration Bill, 3-32; Man smuggling racket, 6-33; Fijian deported from Aust., 6-128; Confusion for the be longers, 7-27; Where can these fine friendly people go? 8-15; White Aust policy, 11-28; Immigration regulations cause worries, 11-30- Aust. policy re-stated, 12-125.

Ethnology, Population: Statistics 1-108; Birth rate, 6-24, 7-27- Family planning, 12-34 Festiva |s: S. Pacific Arts Festival, 10-41; Hibiscus Festival, 10-42, 10-43.

Finance: High cost of independence, I- 3-123; Budget, 2-119, 12-24; Taxation, 3-36; Land and specula tors, 3-40; Bob Hunter, 3-43; Fiji Development Bank, 3-109; Anti inflation committee, 4-101; Insur ance co.'s application rejected, 5-89; Banks lend $6 million for sugar industry, 8-24; NZ aid to Niue, 11- 32; Fiji rejects BP shares, 11-98; Soft loan, 12-129.

Fires: Fire brigade, 10-63; Mother and children burnt to death, 12-34 Fishing; Tuna, 3-112, 7-79; Blue marlin record, 9-32.

General; Indian Exhibition, 1-29- Fashion, 2-31, 6-16; New Year Honours list, 2-85; S. Pacific Arts FesNva, 3-36, 12-34; Apollo splashdown, 3-37; Fijian's lottery n‘ lls; length of dresses, 3- Banabans won't forgive Bri tain, 5-35; Harlots life not happy, 5-65; Beaut place for holiday, but, 7- 2nd Pacific Seminar, 8-17; Disparaging references to colonial days, 9-62; Charles McPhee, painter, 10-72; Good taste in native art, II- Dual nationality and citizen ship, 12-125.

Health: Housing Assistance and Re lief Trust, 3-53; Gonorrhoea, 3-115; Leper grants, 5-29; Filarial tablets.

History: Von Luckner and Seeadler, James Hall James papers, House of Representatives: Immigra tion bill, 3-32; Senate bills defer red, 4-112; Vote on death penalty, 5-35; Govt.'s life extended, 10-42; Wasted hours in the Senate, 12-53.

Housing.- Housing Assistance and Relief Trust, 3-53.

Industries: Nausori, light industry centre, 3-110; Oil refinery, Vuda, 5-97.

Justice, Law: Pacific Review libel case, 2-32.

Labour: Recruited by NZ tobacco growers, 3-114; Trades Union Con gress, 4-97; Stocktaking after the big strike, 6-29; Significance of shipping strike, 6-31; Dock strike will cost a fortune, 6-99; Civil ser vants' pay increase, 8-29; Electri cal and plumbing emergencies, 8- 62; Bus drivers strike, 9-33; Labourers not going to NZ, 9-134; Do more, says dock union leader, 10- Strike echoes in GEIC, 11- 89 Land: Land and speculators, 3-40; Suva squatters cause problems, 3- 57; New land laws expected, 10-66; Suva land prices soar, 11-96; Ex perts' valuation differs, 12-100.

Liquor: Remedy for drunkenness, 4-39; Beer too strong, 4-111, 7-iv; Alien beverage under attack, 6-35; Rising tide of drunkenness, 8-30, 11- S. Seas Brewing Co. Ltd.,

8-111; Brewery petition mislaid, 12-34.

Mining; Emperor Mines, 1-93, 4- 97, 5-85; Manganese, 2-99, 3-111; Bauxite, 7-91.

Motor vehicles; Taxi falls into sea, 2- Japanese cars most popu lar, 3-112; Tourists and taxis, 7-36.

Music: Royal Fiji Military Forces Band, 9-127; Royal Fiji Police Force Band, 12-36.

Newspapers: Fiji Times, 2-32, 3-29 3- 3-55, 6-30, 8-12, 8-31; Paci fic Review, 2-32, 10-27, 11-105; Natron, 3-27, 3-40; Nai Lalakai, 7-28.

Nuclear installations: Monitoring installations, 6-24; US Air Force, Nadi, J 1-30.

Organisations: Housing Assistance Relief Trust, 3-53; Fiji Press Club, 7- Overseas Representation: Lond High Commission car, 3-115; S.

Sikivou, High Commissioner to Canada, 6-87; UN Colonialism de ■lu' . 7 ‘ 2 . 1; Di Plomatic relations with Israel, 7-72.

Photography, Films: Film censor- 4-32.

Politics: High cost of independence, I- Aust. should not take role of Gt. Brit., 3-27; Jimmy Stephens, ii 7 ! Part-European Association, 3- Citizenship rights, 6-17; Coalition govt., 6-22; Ratu Mara's Aust. tour, 6-32; Govt, emphasis to spiritual values, 6-63; Ministerial changes, 6-127; Spokesman for S.

Pacific, 7-21, 9-iv; Common roll wanted, 7-24; Terrorists' proposal, 10-27; First birthday of indepen dence, 11-43. 9°l l 2 Risk worries Fijians, Religion: Society of Mary, 12-35..

Roads: Nadi-Suva road, 4-25.

Shipping; Loses one service and gains two, 1-85; UK-Fiji ship freights increase, 3-97; Thinks twice about regional shipping, 4- 87; Aust.-Fiji ship freights increase, 4- 7-75, 8-89, 9-87; Rogovoka blaze, 4-88; Stevedores' strike, 5- 27; Dockworkers' strike, 6-29, 6-31, 6-99; Nam Hae 238 on Min erva Reef, 6-101; Viani Princess master suspended, 7-77; Russian ships call, 8-93; NZ shipping ser vice, 8-95; Senior pilots resign, 8- 9-85; 12-mile buffer zone, 9- 10-107; Loses Rona cargo link, 10-103; Port Commission, 12- 93; Banabans lose fishing boat, 12-93; Call signs changed, 12-131.

Sport; 4th S. Pacific Games, Papeete, 3-51, 4-26; Fiji-Tahiti sporting contest, 4-27, 5-33; Fiji Rugby Union, 5-28; George Barley, 5- Tourism; Ned Vunibola, 1-31; Friendliest people, 1-125; Tourist dress criticised, 2-39; Castaway not to be sold, 2-43; Travelodge Hotels, 2-53; Aust. customs duties, 2- Pacific Hotels project, Deuba, 3- Hotel Isa Lei, 4-31; Some thing new every month, 5-34; Tour ist Convention, Tradewinds Hotel, 6- Hotel boom, 6-113; Tourists and taxis, 7-36; J. Tudor's view, 7- Visitor statistics, 7-119; Fiji Regent Hotel, Denarau, 7-121; Air lines and Mocambo Hotel, 8-23; Complacency warning, 8-54; Immi gration regulations cause worries, II- University of the South Pacific: Second Seminar, 2-39; Regional centres, 6-86, 7-123; No mortar boards, 9-51; Pacific Perspective, 11-81.

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