Pacific
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Aviation; Catch-as-catch-can sky ways, 6-116; Trislander, 9-36; S.
Inder's reminiscences, 10-15; Pilot's eye view of S. Pacific, 11-44..
Books: Clone, F., Captain Bully Hayes, 1-77, 6-131; High priced Pacificana, 1-79; Woodhouse, M., Australia book auction records, 1- 8-83; Hargreaves, D., and Hargreaves, 8., Tropical trees of the Pacific, 1-81; Hargreaves, D., and Hargreaves, 8., Tropical blos soms of the Pacific, 1-81; Noble, J., Hazards of the sea, 1-81; Day, A. Grove, Melville's south seas, 3-89; Hatcher, V., Ships and sea farers of the S. Pacific, 4-79; Rog geveen, J., Journal, 5-50; Kirker, J., Adventures to China, 5-50; Coates, A., Western Pacific islands, 5- 6-81, 8-9; Golden guide to south and east Asia, 5-56; Hogbin, 1., Social change, reprint, 8-85; Knox, Thomas W„ The boy travel lers in Australasia, reprint, 9-83; Pacific perspective, 11-81; Thomp son, V., and Adloff, R., The French Pacific islands, 12-83; The Aus tralasian Stamp Catalogue, 1972 ed., 12-83.
Commerce: Uncertain copra market, 2- 12 months on Lond. markets, 3- S. Pacific Copra Boards, 3- 110; NZ manufacturers visit, 3-114; Unilever buys coconut oil, 5-89; SPC talks on inter-island trade, 6- Brit, entry into Common Market, 7-21; Copra downturn wor ries planter, 10-119; Schweppes manship, 10-120; Flour goes metric, 11- Planters feel the pinch, 12- 25; Mr. Fixit, the island agent, 12- Education: UN project for school curriculum, 2-59; Classroom sylla bus, 7-36.
Emigration and Immigration: S.
Inder's view, 9-15.
Ethnology, Population: Aust. should take Pacific migrants, 1-15; Bou gainville objects to mixed marri ages, 3-33; Computing Pacific populations, 7-27.
Finance: Brit, aid plan for new dependencies, 2-36; Exchange un certainty, 9-99; Aust. aid for islands, 9-135.
Fishing: Pacific Is. Development Commission programme, 4-93.
General: C'wealth Parliamentary Assoc., Wellington, 3-27; C'wealth Conference of Prime Ministers, 3-29; S. Inder's view, 4-15; Duke of Edinburgh's tour, 4-32, 5-81; What Americans have done, 4-60; The French presence, 5-66, 7-iii; Queen's Birthday Honours, 7-72; W. Mohor ter, shell collector, 7-115; S. Pacific Forum, NZ, 7-121, 8-12, 9-26, 9-54; US Office of Territories, 7-123; Visit of Aust. parliamentary dele gation, 8-15; 2nd S. Pacific Semi nar, Suva, 8-17; Icy ball refrigera tor, 9-iii.
Health: Tooth decay, 4-IT2; NZ Leper Trust Board, 5-29.
History: Somewhere the 'Snark' lives, 1-71; Von Luckner and See adler, 1-115; Admiral Nimitz Museum, Texas, 1-119; Pacific sighting, 450th anniversary, 3-33; Facets of history in PIM, 5-15.
Housing: 2nd S. Pacific Seminar, living in town, 8-17.
Labour: Strikes, 9-33.
Language; Professor Worm's study, 8-22.
Newspapers: West End News, Auck land, 2-41; French press, 5-66.
Organisations: Foundation for the Peoples of the S. Pacific, 2-43, 5- Pacific Is. Producers' Assoc , 4-87, 5-22, 5-71, 6-127, 7-78, 8-13; Aust. School of Pacific Administra tion, 12-33.
Pacific Manuscripts Bureau: Dr Cumpston's US searches, 1-30; R Langdon, 5-16; Dr. G. A. Turner, 6- Metcalfe Papers, 9-iv; James Hall James letters, 9-73; Norfolk Is. documents, 12-77.
Politics: C'wealth Prime Ministers' Conference, Singapore, 2-28.
Postage: US territories MacArthur stamp, 4-24.
Religion: Pope's visit, 1-15, 1-36; S. Pacific Anglican Council, 2-29.
Shipping: Somewhere the 'Snark' lives, 1-71; Messageries Maritimes ships withdrawn, 1-87; Outboard motor maintenance, 2-16; NZ ship ping strike, 2-89; TNT takeover of Union Steamship Co., 2-21, 3-93 6- 10-101, 12-87; Regional ship" line wanted, 3-96, 5-71; Farewell to these ships, 6-102; LASH ves sels, 7-77; Won't see the sea for cruise-ships, 8-93; Freight rise re action, 9-87; Hydrofoil, 9-90; TNT wants to extend, 10-101; Container ships, 10-103; Plan to cure rank trouble, 11-85; NZ seamen cooked their own goose, 12-89; Nedlloyd puts up freight rates, 12-91.
South Pacific Commission: Need for guidance, 3-27; Oala as Sec.-Gen.? ■4-22, 7-25; Tooth decay, Noumea, 4-112; Betham as Sec.-Gen.? 5-23, 7- Coleman won't accept nomi -6-18; Fails to implement 1967 recommendations, 6-21; Regional trade discussions, 6-117- Voting deadlock, 7-25, 8-13, 9-27- Planning meeting, 7-31; Wellington Conference, 8-12, 9-27; Pollution meeting, N. Caledonia, 9-31; F.
Betham, Secretary-General, 10-27, 11-33, 11-35; Publication of Rev.
Sabatier's dictionary, 10-91; What comes next? 11-53; Cooks, Tonga, legal right, 11-55.
Sport: 4th S. Pacific Games, Tahiti, 2-47, 3-51, 4-26, 5-32, 8-20, 9-29, 9-130, 10-23, 10-28, 10-30 to 10- 39, 11-40, 12-36; Let's put the re cord straight, 11-48; sth S. Pacific Games, Guam, 11-50.
Tourism: J. Tudor's view, 1-53, 8-9, 11-28; Travelodge Hotels, 2-53; Melanesian Tourist Federation, 4-31; Pacific Area Travel Assoc. Confer ence, Manila, 4-31; New hotel group, Asian Pacific National, 9-100.
World War II: Jap. remains, 10-85.